Common Ground Church Sea Point

This week, Lee-Ann Maughan unpacks 1 John 1:5-10, reminding us that God is light—completely holy, with no darkness at all. Through Jesus Christ alone, we can step out of darkness and walk in His light. This message calls us to marvel at God’s holiness and rest in the beauty of salvation that comes not by our own efforts, but through Christ’s finished work.

On Wednesday, 19th February , we gathered for ‘In Sea Point as it is in Heaven 2.0’ —a powerful evening of sharing, listening, and discerning where God is leading us in biblical justice. Together, we reflected on the steps we’ve taken, the challenges ahead, and how we can take practical action in areas like homelessness, education, and employment. If you missed it, tune in as we recap the key mome...

The opening verses of 1 John invite us into something life-changing—fellowship with God and with one another. In this message, Paul Maughan unpacks how true joy is found not in isolation but in shared life with Christ and His people—a beautiful link to our Defiant Joy series.

In this message, Paul Maughan unpacks the joy of being led by the Spirit of God. As Romans 8:14-17 reminds us, we are not slaves to fear but adopted as God’s children, heirs with Christ. Discover how the Spirit’s guidance brings freedom, assurance, and deep joy in our walk with God.

This week, Paul Maughan unpacks what it means to find joy in Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith. As we continue exploring joy in the Triune God, we look to Christ—the one who endured the cross for the joy set before Him.

This week, Kyle Peters reminds us that God is, above all, a Father—relational, life-giving, and full of love. Through the Spirit, we’re invited into a relationship with Him, a Father who not only loves us but enjoys us. Discover the joy of being known and loved by God.

This week, Paul Maughan kicks off the Defiant Joy series by exploring Psalm 16:11, showing that true joy is found in God’s presence. But this joy doesn’t come easily—it takes a determined effort to seek Him amidst life’s distractions. Be encouraged to draw closer to God and find the lasting joy He promises.

This week, Greg Groenmeyer dives into Psalm 34, drawing our hearts to the goodness of God. Reflecting on the invitation to "taste and see that the Lord is good" (Psalm 34:8), Greg unpacks what it means to find refuge in Him and experience His blessings. Be encouraged as we explore the richness of God's character and His unwavering care for us.

Paul Maughan unpacks Psalm 119:97–104, exploring how pursuing God leads to true wisdom. Discover how wisdom is found through humbly receiving God's Word in love (v97), obedience (v101), and delight (v103). A message to inspire a deeper walk with God and His wisdom for everyday life.

Andrew Conradie from Sea Point Congregational Church joins us on this special day with a wonderful Christmas reminder for all.

Steph Pienaar continues our Advent series, God with Us , with a powerful message from Luke 2:10. Reflecting on the angel's proclamation of 'good news of great joy,' this sermon invites us to embrace the joy and hope found in Christ's arrival. Tune in to be encouraged by the profound truth of Emmanuel—God with us!

In this powerful message from our God with Us series, Kyle Peters unpacks Hebrews 4:14-16, showing how Jesus, our great High Priest, sympathises with our struggles and meets us in our moments of need. Through His own experience of temptation, sorrow, and suffering, Jesus stands in our corner, inviting us to confidently draw near to the throne of grace. Be encouraged by the profound truth that God...

This week, Paul Maughan explores the incredible truth that God’s heart is to be with us, not just to be known. Drawing from John 1:14 and Revelation 21:3, we’re reminded that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and that God will one day dwell with His people forever.

In this week's episode, Paul Maughan kicks off our Advent series, God With Us , diving into 1 Timothy 3:16 and Colossians 2:9. He explores incomplete views of the incarnation and reveals how its profound mystery invites us to embrace both humility and confidence.

Last Sunday, Lee-Ann Maughan shared a powerful message from Psalm 145 with this big idea: Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise! At this time of year, when life feels overwhelming and we’re caught up in our to-do lists, it’s easy to let ourselves grow ‘big’ and God seem ‘small.’ But this Psalm reminds us to right-size our perspective—to focus on who He is and what He does. Take some time to...

In the final part of our Biblical Justice series Jess gets us into the practicalities of how we as individuals and churches can serve those in need through relief, development and even social reform.

In this week's sermon, Greg Heasley from Covenant Grace Church guides us through Isaiah 42:1-9, helping us behold the justice of Jesus in both His ways and His works. Join us as we explore the profound contrast between God’s chosen servant and the brokenness of worldly justice. Gain fresh insight into how Jesus fulfils God’s promise of true, restorative justice and what that means for our lives to...

In week three of our Biblical Justice series, Kyle Peters explores the Christian call to justice beyond charity. Scripture reveals that serving the poor and vulnerable is more than an optional kindness—it's an essential act of justice for every believer. From Israel’s call to care for foreigners to Jesus' command to love our neighbours, the Bible shows that justice and righteousness are about livi...

Justice is at the very heart of God—compassionate, merciful, and overflowing with love for those who suffer and face injustice. In this episode, we explore the profound call to “love mercy” from Micah 6:8 and how Jesus exemplifies compassion for all. Discover what it means to embrace God's heart for justice and mercy in our own lives, and why we, too, are called to be moved by love and compassion...

This past Saturday, we gathered for a beautiful Women’s Breakfast, where we shared meaningful conversations and were reminded of God’s faithfulness. 🌱 Barbara Maughan shared her personal story, encouraging us to trust in God's deep care for us, even in challenging times. It was a powerful moment of connection and support for everyone present.

In the first week of our new series, Biblical Justice , Kyle Peters unpacks Micah 6 and explores God's call for us to live a life of justice, mercy, and humility. This message focuses on what it means to walk humbly with our God, setting the tone for the rest of the series. Join us as we dive deep into God's heart for justice and our role in it.

In the final week of God & Work, we explore how the church can bless others, contrasting the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) with Acts 2 and the Spirit’s call to build a God-glorifying culture.

This week, Paul Maughan continues our God and Work series answering the questions "How do I create and cultivate culture?" "How do I treat people?" while focusing on 1 Corinthians 10v31.

This week, guest preacher, Rigby Wallace, speaks to us about a house founded on God’s scandalous grace, God’s lavish generosity and God’s wise sovereignty.

In week 5 of our God & Work series, Cam Venter focuses on the Sabbath commandment in Exodus 20:8-11.