When we learn to truly follow Jesus, we will come to learn that obedience comes from the inside out. Submission to God doesn’t come from Bible bashing, it flows out of conviction rooted in a relationship with the One who chose us first. And it’s not to say that what you do or don’t do doesn’t matter, but what we do and don’t do must result from who we are as followers of Jesus.
Sermon by Calven Celliers
Josiah was a king like no other but still couldn’t provide lasting salvation for his people. Jesus is the greater king. He is able to save completely and forever. He is the greater reformer.
Sermon by Graham Mol
One of the most important things we need to know when engaging in the difficulties of this life is that we, as God’s children, have power and authority from God the Father. It’s important to build our faith in the knowledge about God’s power in us. When we are confident in the power that is available to us and in us, we can then start to boldly walk in our authority as sons and daughters of the Living God.
Sermon by Calven Celliers
Have you, in this dry stretch, stumbled and find yourself struggling to get up again. Does it feel like God is distant or hidden? Are you feeling the toll of this pandemic: physically, mentally, spiritually? We find ourselves asking: How will this affect our children? Will our country recover? Will we ever be able to regain what we have lost?
You’ve been holding onto your faith but man is it getting tough! When is God going to come through? That candle of faith may be sputtering. There doesn’t seem to be any breakthrough.
If you are finding yourself in this place, it is time for dogged faith.
Sermon by Graham Mol