Sermons from Grace Cov Church

In this episode, Ian explains how our Savior bore the full weight of our guilt—beaten, bloodied, and forsaken—and cried, "It is finished" ( tetelestai ), because the debt was paid in full. But the story did not end at the grave: on Sunday the tomb was empty, Jesus was raised, and His appearances were convincing proof that death is defeated and our faith is not in vain. He reminds us to s...

In this episode Tebz takes us through how sin acts as a systemic power enslaving humanity in a cursed world, causing us to hide from the voice and wrath of God.. We reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus, remembering how He was found not guilty yet died on the cross to satisfy the crowd and bridge the gap between us and the Father.

In this episode Annet starts us off with our new series Build and explores how God ordained the family as His primary instrument for redemption, using the life of Abraham to show that obedience often begins with leaving comfort zones and worldly ideologies behind. We discuss how trials like fear and the temptation of a "Plan B" test our faith, challenging us to build marriages where Chri...

In this episode Ian kick started our stand‑alone series "Money Matters" and unpacked what money is. Its essentially a belief system and why it’s so important in our lives. He reminded us that Jesus used money not merely to teach economics but to reveal lordship: "where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." We looked at the rich young ruler and Zacchaeus to show how...

In our final part of our New Beginnings series Ian walked us through the "scarlet thread" of God’s grace across time—from its roots in Eden to the physical hope of a new creation in Revelation—tracing how God’s presence has moved from temples of stone to dwelling within us today. We break down grace into its past, present, and future dimensions, ultimately asking the vital question: wher...

This week in our New Beginnings series Andre traces Saul's journey from the zealot to the Apostle Paul . An encounter with Jesus can dismantle our certainty to make room for a new identity . He takes us through the roles of repentance , community confirmation and spiritual retraining using the example of Ananias.

This week in our New Beginnings series Ian dug into Noah not a fairy tale but a real man in a real world. He explains that Noah was used by God because he walked faithfully and found favor. Ian explains how the floods show both Gods judgement and grace.

In this episode Mike explores the "as you go" nature of the Great Commission, shifting the focus from special qualifications to simple obedience and availability. Drawing on Matthew 28:18–20 and the life of Paul, he discusses how discipleship is "caught as much as it is taught" through everyday moments. Don’t wait to feel qualified; ask instead, “Am I obedient?” and be ready to...

In this week Wesley takes us through Genesis and suggests that it is not primarily a scientific textbook rather a redemptive story . He takes us through Hebrews 11 : 3 which states that the universe was formed by faith and not made out of what was visible

Today’s journey took us into Acts 28,

Today’s journey took us into Acts 27

Today’s journey took us into Acts 26,

With this Christmas series we look at and unwrap the true meaning of Christmas as we look at Part 4 on Christmas Day, The Power of God, Jesus the gift received.

With this Christmas series we look at and unwrap the true meaning of Christmas as we look at Part 3 The Purpose of God, His mission here on earth.

With this Christmas series we look at and unwrap the true meaning of Christmas as we look at Part 2 The Presence of God. Immanuel, God with us.

With this Christmas series we look at and unwrap the true meaning of Christmas as we look at Part 1 The Promise of God, His plan revealed.

Obedience will include real suffering. This week Ian talks on the roles both Paul and Ananias had, even though it was different they are equal in God's eyes. The “go” of Acts 9 eventually leads Paul to Acts 25, where decades of ordinary obedience meet a remarkable assignment. Saying yes to Jesus isn’t a guarantee of comfort; Paul’s road was marked by chains, beatings, and weakness, yet in thos...

Today’s journey took us into Acts 24, where Paul stands trial before Felix, the Roman governor. Mike talks about how Felix’s life warns us against settling for mere intellectual knowledge of God, being convicted but not converted, letting earthly interests eclipse eternal priorities, and delaying the most important decisions.

As we journey through the book of Acts, we see the reality of trials and tribulations in the life of Paul, and we are reminded that hardship is not unique to us. In this weeks episode Micah reminds us that everyone faces tough times, but as believers, we are called to walk through them differently. James encourages us to consider it pure joy when we face trials, not because we celebrate suffering,...

Paul’s story is a powerful testimony of God’s grace. Once a persecutor of Christians, he is radically changed by an encounter with Jesus. In this episode Tebz reminds us that we do not clean to be saved but that trough accepting him as Lord will he work through you while working in you.

This morning, the focus is on cultivating patience and intentionality as we engage with God’s Word and the leading of the Holy Spirit. In this episode Wesely tells us that it is easy to fall into the trap of treating spiritual disciplines—like Bible reading plans—as mere checklists. He then reminds us that God invites us to slow down, listen, and truly hear what He is saying.

Danie & Ronel Grobelaar, who lead City Life Church in Umhlanga and serve on the NCMI Translocal Team with us . Danie shares on the story of How God used Moses to lead his people out of Egypt. He reminds us about our mission ,that the gospel needs to reach the ends of the earth.

This week of our Ignite series, Ian Oliver Preaches on being led by the Holy Spirit. we explored the profound reality of being led by the Holy Spirit, distinguishing between His indwelling presence within every believer and His empowering presence that comes upon us for mission and ministry. 

The fruit of the Spirit is a vibrant, life-giving reality that God intends to display through His people. In this episode Ian reminds us that the only through the Holy Spirit can we bare fruit. The fruit is not ours to keep but to share to bring the Lords kingdom to this world.

Embracing our inheritance: faithfulness across generationsIn this stand alone episode Craig Meyer reminds us to continually seek God's kingdom above personal comfort or routine but it can be seen through wholehearted surrender and conviction.