Sermons from Grace Cov Church

As Christians, our mission is to reconcile people to God. In week 5 of our series 'Welcome home' Craig Meyer urges us to wait and watch for opportunities to reach out to others with the love of Jesus. We are encouraged to let Jesus interrupt our work and plans to make time for those who need to hear the good news of salvation.

What we think of the Father makes a difference to how we approach the Father. In week 4 of our series Welcome home - The prodigal son, Craig Meyer draws our attention to God, the Father and what he is really like. Even if we've had a bad experience with our earthly father, our heavenly Father has chosen us and loves us completely. 

We are created for significance and contribution. In week 3 of our series Welcome home, Craig Meyer delves a bit deeper into what 'lostness' looks like and the hope we have of always being accepted by the Father when we come back home to him. We find our hope and our worth in him.

Your faith determines your worship. Wawa Jafta explains what faith and true worship is all about by looking at the lives of Cain and Abel. There is power in a godly life where we give God the very best of all that we are and all that we have.

Jesus promised an empty cross, empty cloths and an empty grave. On this Easter Sunday, Craig Meyer reminds us that, through the completed work of Jesus, we receive forgiveness, faith and a future. 

If I'm not aware of my sin, I am not as aware of my forgiveness. On this Good Friday, Craig Meyer takes us through the last week of Jesus' life. He makes us aware of how easy it is to 'lose' Jesus in the busyness of life and encourages us to walk very closely with our Savior.

Forgiveness is not dependent on the other person's actions. In week 2 of our series Welcome home, Craig Meyer gives us a better insight into the meaning of repentance and forgiveness. Taking responsibility for our actions is a Christian life skill that needs constant practice if we are to mature in Christ.

Where are you? God is knocking. In week 1 of our series Welcome home - Prodigal Son, Craig Meyer challenges us to have a look where we are in our relationship with God. He is a loving Father who longs to have fellowship with his children. 

The world is looking at the church for God answers. Danie Grobbelaar, who is on the New Covenant Ministry apostolic team, urged us to hear and discern what God is saying to us at this point in time. His sovereign plan of salvation has not changed! We need to fit in with HIS plan, not fight against it.

How we 'do' church is based on our past experience of church. Craig Meyer explains what the biblical picture of the church looks like. As part of the church family, we all have gifts and a role to play in the local body as we strive to get the good news of Jesus to the rest of the world.

We all worship someone, it is either the devil or the Lord. In week 6 of our series RE:define, Craig Meyer encourages us to worship God despite of and in our circumstances. We are created to worship Him, acknowledging his lordship and sovereignty, knowing that He loves us unconditionally.

What you do makes a difference. It is up to you to decide what difference you will make. In week 5 of our series RE:define, Craig Meyer urges us to once again look at the mission of the church. Like Jesus, we need to SEE people and be ready to share the love of God with them in a way that meets them where they are.

2021-02-14. What am I created for? At times we are trying to figure out what our purpose is and how we can be useful in the Kingdom of God. At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer helps us identify areas where we can start looking for those answers.

2021-02-07. What are you dreaming about? What is your preferred future? At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer encourages us not to let circumstances define us and gives us practical tips how we can regain a sense of purpose again in these uncertain times.

20201-01-31. What is your perspective of yourself? What defines you? At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer gives us God's perspective on how He sees us and encourages us to believe what He says about us.

2021-01-24. Who is God to you? Have circumstances and pressures of life skewed your perception and view of God? At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer takes us back to the Bible and helps us to get clarity once again of this amazing God that we serve.

2021-01-17. Are you willing to trust God in all circumstances? Knowing that God loves us,  Wawa Jafta, at Grace Cov Church,  encourages us to choose to trust Him, listen to His word and obey Him even if it doesn't make sense.

2021-01-10. As we start a new year, there is nothing more important than having a strong foundation to build on. At Grace Cov Church, Amo Mogale ask us to look at how we are building for the future.

2021-01-03. Hope must be exercised! It requires action. At Grace Cov Church, Ben Mhembere exhorts us to move forward boldly, knowing that our God is in control.

2020-12-27. Where are we looking for hope? At Grace Cov Church, Mike Cowie encourages us to look up! All things on earth are temporary and fragile, but the hope that God gives is eternal and sure.

2020-12-25. It's time to open our gifts! At Grace Cov Church, Mike Cowie reminds us of the heavenly gifts we receive from God, not just at Christmas time, but all year round.

2020-12-20. God is our hope! At Grace Cov Church, Richard Stewart encourages us to trust in God whose promises are fulfilled in Jesus and still hold true today. This hope is something we can provide to those who have lost hope.

2020-12-13. What is hope? Can we still have hope in these dark times? At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer encourages us to look beyond our circumstances to Jesus, the light and hope for the world.

2020-12-06. How do we handle persecution or opposition? At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer helps us understand the meaning of persecution and explains how our attitude to it makes us look different and stand out for Christ.

2020-11-29. Do you want to live in peace and harmony with others? At Grace Cov Church, Craig Meyer explains what peace means and how we can represent Jesus by bringing peace and reconciliation in every area of our lives.