Luke 24: 13 - 35 (CSB) Our vision is to see the world Awaken to the wonder of God and His transcultural church. Awaken to the power of the Gospel to save the nations. Pastor One Mokgatle wraps up Awaken weekend by reminding us that the greatest gift we could ever receive is Jesus Christ, who came to seek and save the lost. While on this rescue mission, He invites us to be part of it. Will you surrender your life to Jesus?
John 4: 7 - 15 (ESV) Our vision is to see the world Awaken to the wonder of God and His transcultural church. Awaken to the power of the Gospel to save the nations. Pastor Mojo Lephoto gives us a message about the rediscovery of the priesthood of all believers. Encouraging us to participate in God's mission in the world.
Psalm 91:1-16 (CSB) A Psalm of protection, deliverance, and provision for those who dwell in the shelter of the Most High. God is our refuge and our fortress, protecting us from the snares of Satan, the deceit of our hearts, and the brokenness of this world. When we are in the shadow of Gods wings, nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ. In Jesus, we have Protection, Satisfaction and Salvation.
Psalm 63: 1 - 11 (CSB) David penned this Psalm when he was in the Wilderness. Once again, he is on the run from those pursuing his death. In the midst of this calamity, he prays only for one thing - God's presence, God's love, God alone. Through this Psalm, we see how David declares and affirms his dependence on God, we learn how to posture our hearts and how to respond in the wilderness of our lives.
Psalm 24: 1 - 10 (CSB) This Psalm is a coronation song about the reign of Jesus as our victorious ruler. On the cross, He has conquered sin and death. Removed the punishment for sin, the power of sin, and one day - the presence of sin. Who is the King of Glory? He who has clean hands and a pure heart. He does not appeal to what is false or deceitful. A righteous king who brings salvation and is a blessing to all nations. In view of His great mercy, let us worship Him and surrender our lives!...
Psalm 98: 1– 9 (CSB) A Psalm of victorious joy! The Psalm encourages us to sing a new song, to praise the Lord because praise is the pathway to Joy. All of nature will sing, clap and shout out in praise. We are called to remember God's faithful love through the salvation we gain in Christ. God's unending praise may not be your soundtrack at the moment, but your salvation is set and secure in work of Christ, that is a reason to sing, to praise the Lord and shout for joy....
Psalm 51:1–19 (CSB) David approaches God in prayer with a broken and contrite heart, ready to repent and be retsored to a life of worship. Psalm 51 is a personal prayer and a model for how the people of God should think , feel, and act when they are confronted with their sin. This psalm reminds us of God’s kindness, mercy, and love for us. A love fully expressed in Christ Jesus. In Him, we find full restoration and the renewal of our hearts.
Psalm 55:1-23 (CSB) This Psalm was written by David while he was dealing with the pain of loss, conflict, and betrayal. In the midst of it all, he chooses to cast his burdens on the Lord with faith that God can carry them. We are a People of a Promise. Jesus has taken all of our afflictions to the cross. He has forgiven us so that we can freely forgive others. He understands your pain, He can carry it as He carries you. Lay your burdens at His feet.
Psalm 57 : 1-11 (CSB) David writes Psalm 57 while he is in hiding, a dangerous time in his life. He chooses not to focus on the situation around him but rather on God, who is above him. He cries out to God, seeking refuge in Him. Through this Psalm, we are encouraged to exalt God in the face of challenges and to be anchored in His steadfast love while actively seeking His glory by making him known. Are you in trouble? Seek His grace for refuge Trust in His salvation Get up and make Him known...
Philippians 4:6-9 (CSB) Your mental health matters to God. Pursuing mental health is one of the ways that we love God with our minds. Pastor One Mokgatle and Clinical Psychologist Thabang Tlaka have a discussion about Mental Health & The Church. The discussion covers topics such as depression, suicide, trauma, and how to know when one should consider seeing a psychologist.
Philippians 4:6-9 (CSB) Your mental health matters to God Pursuing mental health is one of the ways that we love God with our minds. Jesus adds to the Great Commandment in Mark 12: 28 - 30. We aught to love the Lord with our minds as well. Pastor One Mokgatle walks us through Philippians 4:6-9 where the bible teaches us how to respond when dealing with mental health 1. Pray 2. Petition 3. Give thanks And the peace of God that surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and mind in Christ ...
Psalm 127 : 3 (NLT) Children are a gift, blessing, and reward from the Lord. Parenting is about discipline and discipleship. Raising and leading our children towards developing a deep love and devotion for Jesus. Pastor One encourages parents to live intentional lives with a mission to point our children to Christ. To tell them testimonies that highlight the work of the Lord in our daily lives and provide and pray for them. After the sermon, he is joined by Confidence, Edgar and Clarinda for a p...
Ephesians 5:22-33(CSB) Marriage was created by God. It is a reflection of the relationship between Christ and His Bride - the church. Pastor One encourages us to honour marriage, cherish it, fight for it, and serve our spouses. In doing so, we glorify God and find absolute joy in this union. After the sermon, he is joined by Confidence, Bongani and Molebogeng for a panel discussion and delve into other themes around the topic of marriage.
1 Corinthians 7:6-7 (CSB) What does the counsel of God say to a person who desires a God glorifying marriage, is committed to finding a spouse with biblical wisdom, and still, marriage does not come? Pastor One Mokgatle unpacks three biblical categories to think through for those navigating unwanted singleness. After the sermon, he is joined by Palesa, Confidence, and Stephen for a panel discussion to further discuss the topic of singleness
Psalm 27: 1 – 14 (CSB) David writes Psalm 27 during a difficult and dangerous time in his life. We are encouraged to place our confidence in the Lord. In the midst of troubles, trials, and tribulations, we are taught to behold God's beauty and seek his presence above all else. And he will rescue us! Our salvation and victory are found in the finished work of Christ,so be strong and courageous as we wait on the Lord.
Psalm 42: 1 - 11 (CSB) Psalm 42 reminds us that we were created to have a deep need for God. There is no deeper hole than the human soul, and God is the only one with the capacity to fill it. He alone can satisfy. When our souls are parched and thirsty for God, we need to be honest with ourselves, run to God, and speak to our souls to put our hope in Him.
Psalm 23:1-6 (CSB) Psalm 23 is a well-known and popular Psalm. A Psalm of David, declaring that the Lord is our shepherd. As we entrust ourselves to this shepherd, he teaches us, day by day, that as long as we are near him, we shall not want. Even in discomfort. Even in rejection. Even in the valley of the shadow of death. Jesus spilt his blood so we could lie down in green pastures . He laid His life in the grave so ours could be restored. Jesus is the good shepherd, and He invites each one of ...
Psalm 19: 1 - 14 (NIV) The purpose of the universe is not just to simply be a home for us humans but to show off the splendour and the majesty and the greatness and the glory of God. The beauty of creation reflects its artist. God has revealed Himself in His creation and in His Word. The question is, how will you respond?
Psalm 16: 1 – 11 (CSB) The Psalms are written to be prayed, recited, sung and lived out - not merely to be read. David writes this Psalm in times of peace in his life and wants to lead his heart to hold fast to his love for and belief in God. In Psalm 16, we are called to seek protection from the temptation of loving the things of the world above God. We are reminded to pray at all times, delight in the community of God's people, and to put God as the centre of our pleasure and joy....
Psalm 8: 1-9 (CSB) In Psalm 8, David speaks of God's great majesty as seen in the skies and upon the earth. Yet, our great God and King cares deeply for each one of us. In view of His mighty love, our response is to worship Him and magnify His name.
The timeless wisdom found in Psalm 1 explores the contrasting journeys of good and evil - righteousness and wickedness. It reminds us that true happiness can only be found in Jesus. While many have searched elsewhere, they have come up consistently empty. The promise is clear - a life lived following God and His Word leads to abundance, perseverance, and heavenly protection, while the path of the wicked leads to ruin. Which path will you take?
Philippians 3: 10-11 (CSB) Jesus is not dead. When He rose from the grave, putting death to death, He guaranteed eternal life for those who put their faith in Him. The Resurrection is a preview of our future, which makes us steadfast and immovable in the present.
Philippians 2:5-11 (CSB) Jesus rides into Jerusalem with one thing on his mind. Forgiving your sins. Jesus is Just and is here with Salvation for You.
Pastor One Mokgatle and Public Policy researcher, Kagiso Pooe, have a discussion about politics and the church. The discussion gives Christians tools to engage in the political arena as we are called to be salt and light to the world.
Matthew 5:13-16 (CSB) Christians are called to be salt and light to the world. We possess the ability to bring change and to influence a thirst for God's word. This call extends to how we view and engage with politics and the government. Our mission is rooted in the knowledge that empires and nations come and go, but God's Kingdom reigns forever.
When God made us in His image and breathed the breath of life into our lungs – He designed us to find genuine joy, inner peace, and satisfaction in one place only – and that's with Him. For He is the creator and sustainer of EVERYTHING!
Proverbs 3:1-12 (CSB) God is generous to us. He gave his first and best through Jesus. We are called to be generous in our giving, doing so thoughtfully, free and joyfully. This is an act of worship.
1 Corinthians 6:9-17 (CSB) As we fight against sexual immorality, we are called to remember that Jesus fights for and alongside us. He draws near to us as we draw near to Him, and in Him, there is no condemnation. You are not your own. You were bought with a price. So, glorify God with your body.
Philippians 2:3 – 11 (CSB) Humility and service to others are the key to greatness. A leader is a servant. Greatness is not determined by our position of power, but rather our posture and relationship with Jesus.
Genesis 1:1-5 (CSB) God worked to create the universe and all that is within it. He is still working to sustain it. His purpose for work has always been for our good and His Glory. We are called to worship the Lord through our work.
