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This week we had Tarin Stevenson, Darrien Asbury, Carlo Rabbolini and Jayda Mun-Gavin sharing seven minutes on the beatitude that God spoke to them about in our conclusion of the Beatitudes series. The Beatitudes | SEVENS

“When we make every issue a hill to die on, unity is impossible. When we make no issue a hill to die on, truth is impossible.” Richard Mun-Gavin shared an insightful and helpful message on how the Christian Church should engage with Israel. Hills To Die On pt2 | Richard Mun-Gavin

“When we make every issue a hill to die on, unity is impossible. When we make no issue a hill to die on, truth is impossible.” Jon Cilliers shared an insightful and helpful message about where culture and the church meet and how we can order our theological beliefs in a way that is truthful and unifies us as the Church. Hills To Die On | Jon Cilliers

Without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.’ - Hebrews 11:6 Jon Cilliers shared a message about ___ Finding God In Unexpected Places | Jon Cilliers

“You miss one hundred percent of the shots you don’t take.” Richard Mun-Gavin brought a helpful, inspiring message around what it looks like to live on mission and trust God to . Ready, Fire! Aim | Richard Mun-Gavin

“What if we could learn to process pain without transmitting it to others?” Jaci Mun-Gavin shared a powerful message as she ended our series by looking at what a godly response to persecution and pain is for the sake of the gospel and how we can learn to love fearlessly as Jesus did.  The Beatitudes - Fearless Love | Jaci Mun-Gavin

“Blessed are those who live undivided hearts. They will see God.” Jon Cilliers shared a helpful message as he continued our series, The Beatitudes. He taught on the power of allowing ourselves to be known by God and others as a way of purifying our hearts in order to know God on a deeper level.  The Beatitudes - Right Motive | Jon Cilliers

“Mercy dares us to believe that the truest thing about us is that we are not broken but that we are loved.” Richard Mun-Gavin continued our series, The Beatitudes looking at the power there is in the ability to ask God to be merciful towards us and our ability to be able to extend mercy to others.   The Beatitudes - Mercy | Richard Mun-Gavin

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.” - Matthew 5:6 Richard Mun-Gavin continued The Beatitudes series focusing on what it means to long for justice on a personal and systemic level and how we can become people who take what we have and use it to bring about justice in our environments. The Beatitudes - Justice | Richard Mun-Gavin

“The Beatitudes are about being in a state that enables you to receive and pass on blessing.”  Jaci Mun-Gavin continued our Beatitudes series unpacking the importance of learning how to mourn in order to receive the comfort that Christ has for us. She also unpacked the power of using our strength and privilege in order to serve others. The Beatitudes - Humility | Jaci Mun-Gavin

”What do I desire to do and be as a Christian?” Jon Cilliers kicked off our new series, The Beatitudes introducing us to the concept of the Beatitudes being Jesus’s guide to Christlikeness. He also took us through the first beatitude and the power of being aware of lack in our lives and the Christlike response to it  The Beatitudes - Trust | Jon Cilliers

“Is the posture of my life helping people live in life forever more?” Richard Mun-Gavin shared a powerful message about the power of unity in the church and how we can live our lives in a way that builds unity and allows others to encounter Jesus.

As we gear up for elections, Jon Cilliers shared a practical and helpful message around what godly voting looks like and how we as Christians can view politics through a radical ethic of love. Principled Voting | Jon Cilliers

‘Since this is the kind of life we have chosen, the life of the Spirit, let us make sure that we do not just hold it as an idea in our heads or a sentiment in our hearts, but work out its implications in every detail of our lives.’ Galatians 5:25 (MSG) Unhurried - Theology of Work | Jon Cilliers

This morning Kerry Janse Van Rensburg continued our Unhurried series with an informative word that encouraged us to take hold of spiritual formation that positions us to catch the wind of the Spirit and move in the direction he wants us to go.  Unhurried - Setting Your Sail | Kerry Janse Van Rensburg

“Busyness does three things to our spirituality. It ruins our joy, robs our hearts and hides the rot in our souls.” Jon Cilliers continued our Unhurried series looking at the cost of chronic busyness on our souls and how we can take hold of becoming people that live life-giving, productive lives as opposed to busy, distracted lives.. Unhurried - Crazy, Busy | Jon Cilliers

How are you practicing the essential Sabbath building blocks of: Stop, Rest, Delight and Worship? As we continued to explore the possibility of an unhurried life, Rich gave us some really practical handles to help us take hold of the invitation of Sabbath.  Unhurried - Sabbath | Richard Mun-Gavin

“Who or what is dictating your pace?” Jaci Mun-Gavin shared a powerful message about the importance of being aware of what sets our internal pace and knowing that we live a finite life for an infinite goal of bringing the Kingdom on earth and how we can live slow, simple lives that are busy with purpose. Unhurried - The Slow, Simple Life | Jaci Mun-Gavin

“Behold, something new is coming!” Apostolic partner, Craig Clark, shared a great message based out of Genesis 17 & 18. He looked at the importance of transitioning well into the promises of God and how we can take hold of the new things he has for us. Behold with Craig Clark

“Jesus declares on the day that death hits him with all it has: IT IS FINISHED.” Jon Cilliers shared a profound message about the great exchange Jesus’ death and resurrection offers us in that we get to receive eternal life for eternal. The Great Exchange - Life For Death | Jon Cilliers