Michael covers two key themes from Malachi 3: the great theme of need to heed the messengers in this passage and a consideration of our giving as new testament believers as apposed to those under the law to tithe.
Dave continues the series in Malachi considering the impact of the broken promises on the nation of Israel and how we can see a parallel and a warning for ourselves as new testament Christians. The talk looks at the two key covenants: 1. The covenant with Levi 2. The marriage covenant.
Johan continues the short series in “Messages from the minor prophets”, teaching from Malachi chapter 1. He considers the charge God brings against the Israelite nation who were bringing their “lefts-overs” as offerings to God. He then considers what sacrifices New Testament believers can bring and how these reveal the state of our hearts.
Bruce continues his series on Haggai looking at the subject of priorities and putting God first even when we are discouraged. He covers three important habits we need to cultivate to persevere in the right priorities.
Bruce starts our series on the minor prophets and challenges us to examine our priorities and asks some tough questions: Are we making excuses, am I on track with where God wants me to be, are you building God’s house, do you sense God’s presence?
Dave looks at the resurrection from the account in Matthew and asks what this means for us today. As we come seeking Christ, we can move from fear to peace and joy as we acknowledge the victory, presence and authority of the risen Christ.
Paul brings us a message from the John series and unpacks the important statement “we wish to see Jesus” in this pivotal moment in the journey of Jesus to Jerusalem. Do we really want to see Jesus – and if so, what is driving this motivation?
Hans, a missionary working in prisons in the Boland areas, shares on this incredible account of Jesus, the resurrection and the life. He encourages us to be “glory carriers” and brings us to the point of action based on Jesus teaching in John 11.
Johan explains how Jesus is truly the good Shepherd of all his sheep – he knows us and he keeps watch over us like no other, a Shepherd who lays down his life for the souls of His sheep. The message is for both those who are shepherds, under the Chief Shepherd, Jesus Christ and the flock, his church.
Bruce continues the series in John, looking at the incredible miracle of Jesus healing the man born blind from birth and how he came to receive spiritual sight too.