Pro Deo Church

God word for you life will be fulfilled. At times, It might feel like it won't happen. What we learn in the book of Habakkuk is that God is faithfull. When things look like it's a bit slow, you just have to wait for it.

When things aren't going well for a really long time we always question what we are doing. We focus on the situation and forget that there is a purpose for our lives. Pauls tells us Don't give up, it might not be a good season you are going through. However, Something Good is coming

Church. We have all heard about it, and most of us have been to it. But do we know what it is? It's not a building or an institution. It's family!!!

We all want to grow. We have the plan, We have the vision. What we need is to start working. This isn't going to grow by itself

We all have something we are trusting God for. However God is able to do far more we could ever ask for or imagine. Keep you heart open, because while He doesn't do things the way we want Him to do it, he is working on something far greater.    In 2 kings 5; Naaman wanted to be healed of his sickness, but unexpectedly God did so much more. What are you trusting God for?

God wants a personal relationship with all of us. So when we go through something, He wants you to come to him, He wants you to speak to him. 

You are not defeated. It's not over. You can get up, you can move forward. You can do this.

Every season we have gone through has build us into who we are today. Every season has been a process. It might not have been something we enjoyed, but God used every season to mould us into who we are becoming.  In the book of Genesis, Joseph went from being hated and sold to Governor of a powerful kingdom. The process he went through wasn't good, but God used it to make him who God needed h...

You might be going through the motions and just trying to get by. Jesus wants to encounter each of us in our everyday. It's not only at events or when we need something amazing to happen, He will meet you in your ordinary mundane routine.

Our faith is stirred when we hear about the goodness of God, but when we act on our faith it affects not only us but those around us. In Mark Chapter 2 we see how a few friends' faith to encounter Jesus, changed the hearts of many. 

Faith isn't stagnant and should move us beyond who we are. Pastor Mark from Liberty Church in Randburg, share swith us that we shouldn't have a faithless imagination nor should we have an unimaginative faith if we are to move.   

When everything around you says it's the end, faith says it's the start of something amazing. 

Your move of faith is not about how much you have, it's about using what you have. Do not limit God based on what you have. Just trust and obey

It happens to all of us. We get things sorted and we feel our life is on track and then suddenly we face another crisis. This is not the time to give up.  Faith in God should move you to do something. 

Faith is believing that God will do what He says He will do. It requires us to do something. In the waiting, we should be praying, seeking him, because before we see the change around us, God is doing a change in us This new series: The Movement is all about faith. Faith requires us to move.

You don't have to be the best or have a platform to make a difference. God gives us all opportunities to impact someone's life.  Paul shows us in the most overlooked part of the letter, that everyone should play their part to create the culture. 

Conversations are a really important part of our lives. It's how  relationships are formed, it's how we grow. One important conversation we should all be having daily, is a conversation with our heavenly father. Paul shows us the power in prayer and how it helps us become who God needs us to be.

Can people tell we follow Jesus by our relationship with other people? The culture we want to create needs to be something we live out everywhere. 

There is no better way to create family vibes than having the family share God's Word. This week Paul teaches us that building family vibes, creating culture and growth, is all about you and me. We have to help each other grow. We might be different on the outside, but we are all one in Christ.

Growing is something we all do. We grow in our work, our family, everywhere. There are things we have to do that help us grow and there are things we have to stop doing in order for us to grow.  This week Paul shows us, as we pursue growing in Christ and growing our church family, there are things we should and shouldn't do.

Growing in Jesus takes some work on our side. Make sure that we don't turn the relationship into a ritual that leads to religion. The gospel shows us that It is not about what you do, but all about who you follow. 

Life is all about growing. We need to grow in our relationship with Jesus as well. The environment we are in determines how we grow.  As we continue in the book of Colossians, Paul shows us how to create a culture that will help us grow.

One of the greatest things we all need to know is that Christ didn't just die for a select few. He came to set everyone free and Christ is in all those who accept him as Saviour.

We get our eyes checked so that when things are out of focus we get lenses so that we can see things clearly. As we continue in the book of Colossians Paul adjust our perspective of who Jesus is, so that we can know who He really is

When people don't like what you say or do they want to play the cancel culture card. Paul writes to us and reminds us that the only way we should live is by remembering that Jesus canceled our debt on the cross.   In this message, pastor DJ tells us that we need to live a life of love not judgement