Faith requires not trust from a distance but an entrusting ourselves where we venture or risk ourselves and our wellbeing to some thing or person. To truly place our faith in a chair, we must sit down and risk the chair’s collapsing. Faith is believing the Word of God and then acting upon it, not responding to our perceptions.
Sermon by Calven Celliers
There is much we do not understand about the spiritual realm but be encouraged, we are not helpless. We have the Holy Spirit in us, empowering and guiding us. God’s presence in our lives is armour against evil.
Sermon by Graham Mol
Sermon by Luke Kincaid
Grace is an integral ingredient at the foundation of Christianity. At the very heart of the Christian gospel is the supreme truth that God accepts us with no conditions whatsoever when we put our trust in the atoning sacrifice of His incarnate Son. By grace the lost are found. By grace God’s children stand in confidence. Although we are helplessly sinful (made up entirely of flaws), God in His grace forgives us completely (stitches up our brokenness).
Sermon by Calven Celliers