Dialogue

Immanuel Theology: What God Has Always Wanted

Tracing the themes of relationship and presence from Genesis 1 through to Revelation 21. Prof John Walton is a renowned Old Testament scholar, who has written dozens of books unpacking the ancient world and how it relates to the Bible.

The importance of re-formation and re-stor(y)ing: Confession & accountability

Learning to love God takes practice. Part two will look into confession and accountability.

The importance of re-formation and re-stor(y)ing: introduction

Learning to love God takes practice. Our series seeks to help us practice the spiritual habits aimed at re-HABITuating our lives—reshaping what we love and reorienting our desires to reflect Christ. Each practice builds on the previous one as we strive to cultivate an ecosystem that fosters genuine transformation. 

Courage, dear heart.

A New Year’s Reflection to Inspire Your Heart.

As we step into the year ahead, join Anna Gouws for a heartfelt and uplifting message titled "Courage, Dear Heart".

This beautiful reflection invites us to pause, breathe, and find the courage to embrace all that the new year holds.

Faith becomes a response to the Christmas message

We explore how faith responds to the heart of the Christmas message.

Speaker:
Geor Visser

Insurmountable: The Rock

The speech that turns the world upside down.

 

Speaker: Johan Erasmus

Midweek Reflection: Olympic Gayms and Christian Outrage

Johan Erasmus reflects on what happened at the Olympic opening and suggest how we might seek to react.

Insurmountable: God's upside down Kingdom - Overcome evil with good

The speech that turns the world upside down.

Text:
Matthew 5 :38-48

Speaker:
Chris de Beer

Insurmountable: Let your 'Yes' be your 'Yes'.

The speech that turns the world upside down.

Text:
Matthew 5:33-37

Speaker:
Vera Marbach

Insurmountable: Why does God care who I sleep with?

The speech that turns the world upside down.

Text:
Matthew 5:27-32

Reflecting on "Why God cares who I sleep with?" - Sam Allberry