Sermons from Grace Cov Church

Its time for us Christ followers to live like no one else today so that in the future we can be generous and give like no one has. In week 2 of our series Don't talk about money, Craig Meyer encourages us to look at what the bible says about debt. If we are stuck we should save ourselves and run to God like a deer running from a lion.

A man's heart is the measuring stick for leadership. In his message, David: A man after God's heart, Andre Nortje looks at the life of David who followed God wholeheartedly. His patient trust in God as he was being prepared to be king is a great example for us to follow.

In the world we live in today it is very normal to be live a life controlled by money. In part 1  of his message, Don't talk about Money, Craig Meyer, inspires us to not be normal when it comes to managing our finances because normal sucks - normal is broke!

Those who love God, will love the lost the way Jesus does. In this second part of Craig Meyer's message, Walking Jesus' way, he explains different ministry approaches we can use to reach the lost for Jesus. Whether we use words, prayer or our testimony; we can all make a difference to those around us.

Those who love God, love the lost the way God loves. In his message, Walking Jesus' way, Craig Meyer encourages us not to be an undercover agent for Christ. Craig gets real and practical in how to extend the love of God to those around us.

Jesus is the way and the destination is God, the Father.  In his message, Following in His footsteps, Danie Grobelaar, who is on the NCMI apostolic team, shows us how to follow the way of love like Jesus did. Jesus is our perfect example of love and total surrender to the Father.

Knowing Jesus is a deeply personal and transforming encounter. In week 7 of our series, To live is Christ, Tebz Ntuli gives an overview of the book of Philippians so far and draws out something practical from each week which we can put into practice. Knowing Christ means we live for Him and serve others.

Our victory is the success of others. In week 6 of our series To Live is Christ, Wesley Theron looks at Paul's encouragements  and exhortations to the church in Philippi. He teaches us to find common ground in the Lord, desire to see others grow in Christ and gives advice on how to deal with anxiety.

Your past is past and you have something to do in the present, which is all for the future. In episode 5 of our series To Live is Christ, Richard Stewart once again encourages us to keep our focus on our calling to spread the Gospel and live radically and wholeheartedly for Christ. Constantly live with eternity in mind!

I'm not a product of my circumstances but of my decisions. In week 4 of our series To Live Is Christ, Craig Meyer uses Timothy as an example that we can emulate. His actions show dedication and a life sacrificed to God.

The life you live as a Christian matters. In the third part of the series To Live is Christ, James and Annet Oguttu encourage us to imitate Christ as we walk our faith journey with conviction. Jesus is a good example of how to live a life for God.

Those around us can gain strength from our example. In week 2 of our series To live is Christ, Craig Meyer encourages us to stay committed to His will no matter the outcome. We partner with others in our journey and together we overcome and bring hope and courage to those around us.

How you live makes a difference to those around you. In week 1 of a new series To Live Is Christ, Craig Meyer introduces the book of Philippians and urges us to radically shift our mindset from good living to Godly living. Live in a way that serves Christ despite adversity. 

We are created as children who need a heavenly Father. In his Father's day message, Craig Meyer get to the heart of what fatherhood means. Fathers play a vital role in the lives of their children and God, our heavenly Father is the perfect example to follow.

We are called to the world, to seek and save the lost. In this episode called, To all the world, Craig Meyer urges us to once again look at the great commission of the church. Like Jesus we need to be empathetic toward everyone we meet, sharing the love of God to them in a way that meets them where they are.

The Bible is relevant when it comes to mental health issues. Alan Parfitt from Lead Church Unlimited in Nelspruit, who is also part of the NCMI Apostolic team, encourages us to depend on the word of God when struggling with mental Health. God has a redemptive process for each and every one of us. 

God designed the church to be a place of love. In part 2 of his message, Alan Parfitt, who is part of the NCMI team, explains how God designed the church to function so that the gospel is able to reach all nations in the most effective manner. 

God has a plan to fulfill the great commission. Alan Parfitt, who is on the NCMI Apostolic team, explains God's intention in using the church to bring His life and hope to a broken world.

We need to live the Kingdom culture and let go of the human culture. In this last part of the series King and His Kingdom, Richard Stewart urges us to remember that this topic of King and His Kingdom should never come to an end because God's Kingdom will reign forever. He encourages us to live the life Jesus lived, because that is kingdom culture.

Kingdoms rise and fall, but the Kingdom of God lives forever. In week 3 of our series The King and His Kingdom, Wesley Theron invites us to see this difference in the many Kingdoms established by man and The Kingdom established by God. God's approach is the opposite of the methods of man.

what wilderness are you in? Think of a time when you resisted temptation and a time when you didn't . In week 2 of our series The king and his Kingdom, Andre encourages us to remember and purposefully think about "what would Jesus do", when we find ourselves battling temptation. We need to model our lives after Jesus. 

Each one of us have a throne in our hearts and there can only be one on the throne. Jesus needs to be that One. In this new series, The King & his Kingdom week 1. Craig Meyer urges us to desire a clear understanding of Jesus so that he can be on throne of our hearts.  This is important for us, because our view of Jesus determines everything.

Just as last weeks podcast explained, if you understand the vision of church you can get aboard. Richard, one of the elders here at Grace covenant Church, reminds us that we need to get aboard for the right reasons to reach our destination, both individually and as a church. Richard reminds us of our vision from God and that our vision from God does not change. Understanding why we are leaving the...

If you understand the vision of the church you can get aboard, it is important to know that the vision God has for us does not change. Richard, who serves as an elder in Grace Covenant church encourages us to first understand why we are leaving the station and where we are going, because we all need to get aboard for the right reasons so we can reach our destination as individuals and as a church.

If you understand the vision of the church, you can get on aboard. Richard Preston, who serves on the NCMI apostolic team, encourages us to embrace the church's vision and serve wholeheartedly with our heats and hands. As we give of ourselves, we will live in the overflow of what God has for us.