Shofar Brackenfell

The kingdom of God is not something distant or hidden in the clouds it’s a living presence planted deep within you. It’s the quiet nudge toward compassion, the spark of courage that rises when life feels heavy, and the whisper that reminds you that you are created with purpose.

Be Persistent. Even when circumstances don't seem to work in your favour, don't stop pressing into God. Just like the persistent widow (Luke 18:1-8) keep coming before Him in faith. Her persistence wasn't about nagging it was about believing that her answer would come. God honors those who keep praying, seeking, and trusting even when it feels like nothing is moving.

In John 14 Jesus gives us a hint what life should look like for those who believe in him. The reality is that we have been destined to walk in greater authority and power than what we are currently experiencing as believers. What hinders us from seeing what Jesus spoke about in our lives daily?

God's heartbeat is restoration. This is the good news of the gospel. Join us as we look at the process of restoration that leads to freedom, not just our own freedom, but bringing freedom to other captives.

Submitting to the will of God is not always easy but it is of utmost importance to walking in the will of God. Jesus modeled it so powerfully for us. How do I apply this in my life?

Jesus gives and incredible invitation to those who thirst to come and drink which will cause rivers of living water to continually flow in them. Note that the invitation is for those who are thirsty so the question is "are you thirsty"?

God has given us the gift of the Holy Spirit. Do you know him and understand how He helps you in your Christian walk? Kobus explains the role of God's Spirit in the life of every believer - you are not walking this journey alone.

In this powerful message, Peter Sawers unpacks the deeply relational nature of the Holy Spirit. Too often, we think of the Spirit as a mere force or abstract influence, but Scripture reveals something far more personal. "How can we have fellowship with a thing? How can you interact and enjoy communion with an idea? And how can you share friendship with a shadow?" Discover why understandi...

The Holy Spirit doesn’t just comfort; He confronts — exposing sin, stirring repentance, and pointing to the righteousness of Christ. He helps us see truth — even when it’s uncomfortable — because true transformation requires truth and conviction, not just comfort. So yes, the Holy Spirit is both:Our Comforter, when we are weak or in need of peace;Our Convictor, when we need correction and truth.

Build His House is a message about the effort it takes to build your life on the only solid foundation, which is Jesus. Pastor Kobus draws from Matthew 7:21–27 and 1 Peter 2:4–7, and explores how true faith isn’t just saying “Lord, Lord,” but doing the will of the Father. A genuine foundation in Christ will always bear fruit. We're not saved by works, but real faith produces obedience. As livi...

True disciples bear fruit. Part 5 of the discipleship series explores how love, Spirit-filled living, and making disciples mark the life of a follower of Jesus. ‘Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.’ —Matthew 4:19. Pastor Kobus Meyer calls us to the fruitful life of a true disciple.

Disciples of the Rabbi | Part 4 of the Discipleship Series | Jemuel Meyer What does it mean to follow Jesus like a first-century disciple? Jemuel expands on the Jewish context of discipleship, the meaning of being "covered in the dust of the Rabbi", and why Jesus' call to "Follow Me" is so profound.

Discipleship and Serving | Part 3 of the Discipleship Series | Pastor Kobus Meyer In this message, Pastor Kobus Meyer unpacks what it means to follow Jesus through a life of serving others. Drawing from Luke 22, John 13, and Matthew 28, we see how true discipleship isn't about status—but about humility, obedience, and mission. Jesus redefines greatness and calls His followers to live as servant le...

Discipleship and Participation | Part 2 of the Discipleship Series | Peter Sawers In this impactful sermon, Peter Sawers challenges us to reflect on the urgency of discipleship , the cost of following Jesus , and what it truly means to live a Christ-centered life. Through deep scriptural insight, personal testimony, and powerful stories from missionary work in Africa, Peter calls believers to prio...

What is your purpose? We all have successes and failures in life but do they determine whether or not I am fulfilling the purpose of my life? You live one of two ways, from the outside in or from the inside out.

“I’m too busy.” “I’m not good enough.” “I don’t have what it takes.” Lorette challenges these lies in her sermon Limitless, reminding us: God is greater than our excuses.

Join Pastor Kobus as he unpacks Paul’s wisdom to Timothy—encouraging us to stay grounded in faith, chase after godliness, and live with love and purpose, even in a world full of distractions.

Isaiah 40:31 promises we can run and not grow weary, but so many of us still feel drained. Why? Because we're "Running on Empty". In this message Peter Sawers shares 10 reasons for why we find ourselves Running on Empty.

When we wait on God and let Him renew our strength we will know His steadfast faithfulness. We can rely on His strength to run without growing weary.

In scripture we read about ordinary men and woman that God uses powerfully. What does it take to be one of them?

How do we truly care for one another as the body of Christ? This message explores the power of simply being there in each other’s suffering — carrying one another’s burdens (Gal 6:2), sharing all we have (Acts 4:32-35), and building deep, healing community. Join us as we discover what it means to walk together through pain.

Speaker Peter Sawers explores David's final charge to Solomon - a call to strength, intentional living, and a deep awareness of God's presence - and what this means for us as fathers, sons and followers of Christ today. Are we really being present in God's presence?

In Acts 2:1-3 the Holy Spirit appeared as tongues of fire and filled the disciples. From there the disciples preached "Repent and be baptized" and "you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit" (Acts 2:38 ). The person of the Holy Spirit is a gift that God has given to us. Have you received Him?

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