Ebenezer Family Church

When Jeremiah tried to warn the people of Jerusalem about their fate as the Babylonians besieged the city, they chucked him into a well. Let's learn some lessons from this narrative full of interesting contrasts, including cowardice from a king and bravery from a servant!

This is indeed a good morning for God's blessings are new. Let's sing with joy for He is risen and He is our strength!

Some of us are struck by this weird disease called 'Morbus Sabbaticus'. We are completely healthy and fine for the whole week... until Sunday. Suddenly we cannot come to church! Let's have a look at Hebrews 10 and see why it is indeed important for believers, members of the body of Christ, to meet regularly with each other. We cannot make it as lone rangers!

Who loves waiting? Probably not most of us... But the truth is that we do have to wait with God. Let's learn to be content in waiting because HIS timing is perfect!

Today we celebrate our mothers. It is helpful to go back to the Word to establish what makes a good mother. Let's have a look at our favourite women's passage in Proverbs 31!

Unlike Eishkom, we have a loadshedding that gives us power! Jesus gives us an invitation to discipleship that sheds the burden of legalism and dry religion.

Mayday! Indeed, we are in a state of emergency. We need to stand firm in Christ Jesus and trust Him for provision and deliverance in this wretched world!

It's Freedom Day in South Africa. With Jesus, it is every day! For freedom, He has set us free! Let's take a look at what that means today.

Everything we need to know about the Gospel can be found in Isaiah 53, in the Old Testament. 700 hundred years before Jesus came, God gave man the Gospel news. Let's work through the gospel of Isaiah 53!

Jesus is our Good Shepherd. But... are we good sheep? Let's be good sheep for our Good Shepherd!

He is risen indeed! Let's learn some lessons from the different accounts of our Lord's resurrection. And it didn't stop there - He said He is coming back again!

Every day of lives we make decisions that either see us on God's side or evil's side. Let's make sure to pick the winning side!

We're going to look at something a little bit different today: Isaiah's vision in chapter 6 of his prophetic book. If we use a verse-by-verse approach, we can discover God's great splendor, majesty and victory in a seemingly hopeless situation!

In today's pop culture, it's all about staying physically youthful for as long as we can. In God's Kingdom culture, it's about staying youthful in our faith. Let's be humble and continue to produce fruit from youthful faith!

In our last look at Elisha, we see that the miracles point to our all-sufficient, all-powerful, wonderful God. It's all about Him and His ways that are best!

Elisha had prescribed the cure for Naaman's leprosy, but he did not like it. Christ has given us the cure for our sin. Let's learn some principles from this narrative!

After spending so much personal time with Jesus, some disciples still did not know who He really was. He has revealed Himself to us. Let's not keep looking for signs and testing Him. Believe! And know that He has a place for you in Heaven!

Today we look at the heart of stewardship. From 1 Peter 4, we can learn 3 principles of good, simple, Godly stewardship. Let's remember to be good stewards: as God's children, Christ's representatives, and the Spirit's workers!

Well, we haven't had water here in Buffalo City Municipality for a few days now... But just like Isaac recognized 'Esau' (Jacob) because he smelt like the land, so should we smell like Jesus!

There are many parallels between Elijah's departure and Jesus coming back again. In this narrative we see a glimpse of the Second Coming!

Although we don't like to hear it, we need to be humble and trust God in conflict situations. Every conflict can be an opportunity to glorify Him!

After such a magnificent display of God's power at Mount Carmel, Queen Jezebel threatens Elijah who flees for his life. Let's learn how to avoid becoming like a despondent Elijah!

Our enemies can intimidate us and make our work quite difficult to complete, but they can never separate us from God's love, provision, and work in our lives!

We have a look at the epic encounter on Mount Carmel where Elijah faced off against the prophets of Baal. The Lord Almighty demonstrated his power in the most splendid way! Let's learn some lessons from this great event.

There are times were things aren't working out all that well for us. For Israel, it was because they had not rebuilt God's temple - they did not make him a priority. Let's make sure to switch on the priority of God in our lives!