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Ross Rodger: Generosity This week, we are going to speak about the principle of generosity with a bias towards celebrating acts of generosity in our church. Siya car, church building, care for one another etc. The more we can celebrate the better. We want to drive in the concept of sowing and reaping to establish a way of thinking in our people that is based on faith more than budget.

Gary Blair: First Fruits The bible has so much to say about firsts. Abraham gave of his first tenth (the tithe), the Israelites were called to dedicate their firstborn sons and animals, they gave their firstfruits. In this week, we want to call our people back to the principle of giving your first and seeking first the advancement of the kingdom of God. At the end, we should envision people with w...

Paul Taylor: Celebration Service  This week we have the privilege of coming together to celebrate that we are able to give and that we are knitted into a body committed to building the church together. As we re-establish the fact that God is our provider and we celebrate the people who give, we are believing for a shift in our community towards sowing consistently into the kingdom. Let's spen...

Ross Rodger: Generosity The principle of generosity.

Steve and Dave interview A conversation about the principle of generosity.

Gary Blair: First fruits God has done such incredible things in our community over the last 12 months, in this vision series, we want to celebrate what He has done and speak about where He is taking us, how He has provided for us in seasons past and how we are trusting Him to continue to provide personally and corporately as we seek His kingdom first. The bible has so much to say about firsts. Abr...

Paul Taylor and Dave Gould: First Fruits The bible has so much to say about firsts. Abraham gave of his first tenth (the tithe), the Israelites were called to dedicate their firstborn sons and animals, they gave their firstfruits. In this week, we want to call our people back to the principle of giving your first and seeking first the advancement of the kingdom of God. At the end, we should envisi...

Ross Rodger & Sarah Mckenzie: Vision week This week we are looking to celebrate what God has already done in our site, remembering moments of great generosity and faithfulness. We want people to be stirred in their faith by what has happened before we envision them to the next season. This sets us up to paint a picture of where we are going before wrapping up with asking for what we need to ge...

Natalie Naude: Mother's Day This Sunday we got to celebrate our Moms, Mama’s, Gogos, Aunt’s, Spiritual Mothers and all those who we see as Moms in the different spaces that we find ourselves in. 

Paul Taylor: Vision This week we are looking to celebrate what God has already done in our site, remembering moments of great generosity and faithfulness. We want people to be stirred in their faith by what has happened before we envision them to the next season. This sets us up to paint a picture of where we are going before wrapping up with asking for what we need to get there.

Amy Rodger: Mother's Day This Sunday we got to celebrate our Moms, Mama’s, Gogos, Aunt’s, Spiritual Mothers and all those who we see as Moms in the different spaces that we find ourselves in.

Natalie Naude

Derek Morphew, one of the leading theological voices on the kingdom. Derek speaks at churches all around the world, helping them grapple with the kingdom that Jesus spoke so much about.

Paul Taylor: The role of Christian citizens in our nation.

Kimber Gould: The role of Christian citizens in our nation.

Ross Rodger: The role of Christian citizens in our nation. May God bless Africa, guard her children, guide her leaders and give her righteousness and peace.

Natalie Naude: It is finished, but it isn't over If the resurrection wasn’t alarming enough, even stranger things are happening, not just in Jerusalem, but all over the Roman world. The followers of the executed “Messiah” are exploding in number, still claiming Jesus was God’s son and came back from the dead, but also claiming their new version of Judaism is the only way to God. We look at what th...

Siya: It is finished, but it isn't over If the resurrection wasn’t alarming enough, even stranger things are happening, not just in Jerusalem, but all over the Roman world. The followers of the executed “Messiah” are exploding in number, still claiming Jesus was God’s son and came back from the dead, but also claiming their new version of Judaism is the only way to God. We look at what they believ...

Siya: It is finished, but it isn't over If the resurrection wasn’t alarming enough, even stranger things are happening, not just in Jerusalem, but all over the Roman world. The followers of the executed “Messiah” are exploding in number, still claiming Jesus was God’s son and came back from the dead, but also claiming their new version of Judaism is the only way to God. We look at what they believ...

Siba: It is finished, but it isn't over If the resurrection wasn’t alarming enough, even stranger things are happening, not just in Jerusalem, but all over the Roman world. The followers of the executed “Messiah” are exploding in number, still claiming Jesus was God’s son and came back from the dead, but also claiming their new version of Judaism is the only way to God. We look at what they believ...

Paul Taylor: What if it were true? Hundreds witnessed his burial, thousands witnessed his death. Roman centurions guarded the tomb, a detail of temple guards were assigned as well. Few executions have ever been as closely watched or as highly secure, yet days later the body can’t be found and people are claiming the condemned man is still alive! Who messed up? How did it happen? Is there any credi...

Gary Blair: What if it were true? Hundreds witnessed his burial, thousands witnessed his death. Roman centurions guarded the tomb, a detail of temple guards were assigned as well. Few executions have ever been as closely watched or as highly secure, yet days later the body can’t be found and people are claiming the condemned man is still alive! Who messed up? How did it happen? Is there any credib...

Gary Blair: Prayer and fasting and How God comes through If you’ve ever tried fasting and praying, you would have realized that it isn’t that easy! The question people often ask is what’s the point! This week we are going to look at how God has and continues to Break through internally and externally when His people fast and pray for big and small problems that only God can fix. 

Gavin Rich: Hiding in plain sight Our first piece of reporting on the Easter story starts with the people who chose to make it happen. The legal and religious groups who arrested Jesus of Nazareth, put him on trial, and ultimately decided he needed to be executed. What drove their decision? What threat did he pose? And did any of the chief priests or pharisees secretly regret the decision they mad...

Ross Rodger: Hiding in plain sight Our first piece of reporting on the Easter story starts with the people who chose to make it happen. The legal and religious groups who arrested Jesus of Nazareth, put him on trial, and ultimately decided he needed to be executed. What drove their decision? What threat did he pose? And did any of the chief priests or pharisees secretly regret the decision they ma...