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Hatfield Christian Church is a vibrant church family located east of Pretoria. Our vision is to see God’s kingdom in hearts, homes, and beyond. We meet on Sundays at 10:00 and 18:00.
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Joy inexpressible | Louis Kotzé (opens the original)
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As we celebrate new life bursting into bloom all around us, Pastor Louis turns our attention to a joy that doesn’t depend on the seasons or on anything else that changes. 1 Peter 1:8 describes a joy that is ‘inexpressible and glorious’ – a joy so deep it defies description. We’ll explore why: because this joy isn’t rooted in what we’ve seen or experienced, but in the unchanging, ever-blessed God Himself. Scripture calls Him ‘the blessed God’ – infinitely perfect, utterly complete in Himself, wit
Why do we come to church? | Neil Bester (opens the original)
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Why do you come to church? It’s a simple question, but our honest answer says a lot about what we think church is actually for. Neil Bester takes us to 1 Corinthians 14, where Paul calls the church in Corinth to move past spiritual immaturity and into a bigger vision for why we gather: not to be served, but to build one another up. Every gift, every word, every act of worship is meant to strengthen faith, stir up hope, and bring comfort – so that the whole church, not just the individual, is edi
His & Hers | Louis Kotzé (opens the original)
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Men and women – made in God’s image, made for each other, and yet, as Proverbs puts it, still something of a mystery to one another. In this message, Pastor Louis explores what it means that we’re ‘one, yet two’ – one humanity, bearing one image, expressed in two distinct ways. We take an honest look at a passage many of us find puzzling or uncomfortable: 1 Corinthians 11, and Paul’s teaching on head coverings in worship. Rather than dismissing it as outdated or applying it woodenly, we dig into
The empowered church | Louis Kotzé (opens the original)
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As we end another Faith Promise pledge season, Pastor Louis looks at a simple but sobering reality: the further something moves from its centre, the harder it usually becomes to maintain its integrity. Most organisations that expand lose quality. Yet for 2 000 years, the Church has done the opposite – pushing consistently outward from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, without losing what it started with. How? Because the Church doesn’t rely on centralised control – it relies on one Saviour, an
Frontline stories | Dr Rodwell Jacha (opens the original)
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Hatfield Elder, Dr Rodwell Jacha, shares what happened when his workplace stopped feeling separate from his calling. Drawing from Acts 1:8, Dr Jacha unpacks what it means to be a witness – not just in Jerusalem (the places we know best), but in Judea (our wider circles), Samaria (the uncomfortable, unfamiliar spaces), and to the ends of the earth. Through personal stories, he shares real moments of realisation, costly obedience, and the difference between a door that looks good and a door that c
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