Bruce is a missionary who serves in ECF on the Eldership. He is married to Bonnie and together they provide pastoral care. They live in Cape Town and from time to time, do mission teaching trips into Zimbabwe.
Bruce continues with the Luke Series by looking at Luke 17:7-10. He highlights three applications for us: 1) We have an obligation to obey our Master. 2) We are undeserving servants. 3) We serve our Master because we love Him.
Bruce continues with the Luke Series by looking at Luke 13:22-30. Here he gives five essential things about the Kingdom of God.
Bruce leads the devotion from 1 Corinthians 3:5-15 where he looks at the Church as a field and as a building. What does this look like for us today? James ended the service by reviewing 2023 at ECF.
Due to technical difficulties, Bruce has recorded the sermon he shared on 7 January for us. He looks at Psalm 90 and highlights seven points. 1. We have a safe dwelling place; 2. Our lives are very short; 3. Our lives will be filled with hardships; 4. Our lives are uncertain; 5. Our departure is…
Bruce continues the Luke Series by looking at Luke 9:46-50. Here he looks at the sure sources of destruction and the unexpected sources of greatness.
Bruce continues the Luke Series by looking at Luke 8:40-56 where he highlights three divine blessings: Jesus is accessible and available, He is compassionate and merciful, and He has power over death.
Bruce continues the Luke Series by looking at Luke 7:36-50. There are five scenes which are laid out in this passage: the invitation, an unexpected visitor, the anointing, an incorrect verdict and the evidence of salvation.
Bruce continues with the Luke Series by looking at Luke 6: 27-36. How do we react to people? What would be the best way to react for the Gospel?
Bruce continues with Jesus’ ministry in Galilee by looking at Luke 4:31-44. He highlights Jesus’ power over Satan, sickness and His power to save us eternally.
Bruce continues with the Luke Series by looking at Luke 3:1-22. The focus is on John the Baptist’s ministry, character and message.