Ignite Life Church

The sermon was preached by Sulene Taylor. We as part of the church have been pre-ordained to manifest the wisdom of God in the mystery of the gospel of Christ Jesus. None of us is a separate entity to accomplish it on our own, but each one has a very unique, distinct purpose inside the body of Christ so that as one, together, we can do the good works prepared for us, to the glory of God. "[Go...

In today’s sermon, we look at two areas of life that shapes the way in which we bring our fires: hardships and relationships. 1. Hardships approached with a heavenly perspective shape our characters in a way that we can bring our fire with greater dependency on who God is. 2. ⁠Relationships need to be pure in order for us to bring our fires. Matthew 5 states that there might be moments where we sh...

In the past the "holy work" was reserved for the priests. This has changed, we are all now priests and as individuals we form part of the "Kingdom of Priests". As priests we are called, on a daily basis, to bring acceptable spiritual sacrifices to God and to proclaim the excellencies of Christ (1 Peter 2: 5-9). #BringYourHolyFire

Bring Your Fire | I Can’t Bring My Fire If I Have No Fire | 14 June | Rudi Steyn

In 1860, a very wealthy, privileged, superstar cricket player and highly educated man, C.T. Studd, gave up his list of privileges to a lifetime of missions in China, India and Africa. Where does a fire like this come from? Where is this fire ignited? Where is it founded and flamed? In the PRESENCE of God. Not every one is called to China, but all of us need an encounter in the PRESENCE of God. The...

Why and how do we bring our fire? Jesus called us to be His witnesses, of what he is doing in our lives individually and corporately. How do we witness, by devoting ourselves to lifelong learning, to fellowship, to breaking of bread together and praying together.

Week 3, Bring Your Fire: Faithfully and Carefully. Both of our passages of Scripture is the apostle Paul speaking. Carefully meaning that we have to “take heed” how we use our gift to build. We build carefully on the Gospel foundation. Faithfully meaning that we endure till the end; we bring our fires all the way to the finish line. In both of these (faithfully and carefully) - there is an eternal...

"So do not be ashamed of the testimony about our Lord".... Paul's encouragement to Timothy and to us. Discouragement, fear, comparison and sin can often be the reason for feelings of shame and the reason that we do not fully operate in the gifts which God has given us. May this message be an encouragement and a catalyst to overcome these strongholds and to "fan into flame"...

Bring your fire WEEK 1: In today’s sermon, we recognize that God has given each of us a different grace that displays in different gifts. These gifts are to be used with a “heart condition” that honors God and edifies His Church. How can you respond today to this sermon?

The return of Jesus is meant to produce urgency, holiness, and preparation, not speculation. The proper response is not speculation—but holy, intentional living with eternal perspective.

Progressive sanctification is the work of God to make us more free from sin and more like Christ in our daily lives. This process of growth has the aim of setting apart believers for the purpose for which they are sent into the world. Although grace is the power behind the process, we cooperate with the Spirit by establishing spiritual disciplines in our lives. The Gospel is what allows us to say,...

We live in a “non grace” culture, but we can live a life of grace; because we serve a gracious God that extended grace to us first. Sacraments are visible reminders of this grace that we have received, God taking the penalty and punishement on our behalf so that we can step into relationship with Him. Baptism and Communion are these visible signs of this grace we have received.

In this teaching, look at the Church—God’s people and God’s plan. Scripture reveals the church as a body, a bride, a family, and a holy priesthood—each showing who we are and how we are called to live. We are not just gathered; we are empowered and sent.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! This week, the remembrance and celebration is on Christ and what He accomplished on the cross - and conquering the grave. This was God’s mission COMPLETED. To redeem sinful humans from their bondage. The biggest rescue mission ever - and 100% successful because of His love. This message we receive, and then proclaim to the w...

God is a relational God. This same God is also a missional God. As God draws us unto Him in relationship; He also sends us out on mission. In fact, we receive our mission from a place of being in relationship with Him. And we love and obey Him in relationship by walking in daily mission. Today we share 5 keys from Nehemiah, looking at the HEART in which we live out our mission as church. The podca...

We Believe | Doctrine of Salvation | 08 March | Jannes Buys

The Gospel is the good news! Good news is only true for a person in desperate need of good news. That is what Jesus came and did: He came to set us free from the power that sin had on us. This is received by faith and is available for everyone who calls on His Name, as we repent and believe in the Gospel. Enjoy this session

We Believe | Doctrine of Jesus | 22 February | Rudi Steyn

Roger Pearce | There Is More | 08 Febuary

“We Believe” sermon series - Session 2 on The Doctrine of Scripture. There is a well known song that sings “Read your Bible, pray everyday…and you will grow”. This session lays the foundation of what we believe when it comes to reading our Bible and obeying it. Let’s get to know Him and grow together by reading His Word. Enjoy the podcast and the notes. Bless you.

First session of our "We believe series". The Doctrine of God. Key starting point.

Vision Sunday 2026. The call to this vision has echoed through the ages. It is a vision bigger than ourselves. It is a vision that has eternity in mind. It is a vision that has Christ as foundation and as the head of His Church. Our vision as church is to make disciples of all nations. Let’s participate fully in this call; get equipped so that we can GO and make Jesus known to all the world. The s...

“Podiums” are part of our culture today. They lead us to try and top the various leaderboards. To work hard and strive for excellence is not sinful, God honours hard work!! But unless our striving brings glory to God it becomes a fruitless exercise. May this sermon build you up and encourage you to go “all in” for God’s glory!! The podcast is available online for download.

Dare to believe! As we read Scripture and as we are sensitive to the prompting of the Spirit, there is a “dare to believe” that I sense to activate for us as church. Individually and corporately, can we “dare to believe” that: 1. God is a God of purpose and calls us unto His purposes 2. God’s Promises for us individually and corporately are YES and AMEN. Get to know His promises. Make it your own....

In this teaching , we look at how wisdom leads to vision. True vision flows from our relationship with God and is lived out through faithful stewardship of the life and gifts He has given us. As wisdom shapes our daily choices, we glorify God and move toward hearing the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”