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Dare to Stand (opens the original)
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Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refused to bow to the king’s golden statue, even when they knew it could cost them their lives. They trusted God completely and declared, “But even if He does not…” Their story reminds us to stand firm in our faith, trust God in difficult moments, and remember that God is with us through the fire. Recorded at the 7.45am Service on Sunday 13th September 2026 Readings: Daniel 3:1-6, 16-18, 24-27 Preacher: George Smith
Your Kingdom Come (1) - Seek first His Kingdom (opens the original)
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Your Kingdom Come is a new series exploring what Jesus meant when he announced that the Kingdom of God had come near. What did Jesus mean when he said that those who believe in him would do the works ge did, and even greater things? And what would it look like for us to take Jesus at his word? We’ll look at what the Kingdom is, how Jesus demonstrated it, how we pray for it, and what it means for ordinary people to proclaim and demonstrate the Kingdom in everyday life. In this first sermon, Jerem
I was in Prison... (opens the original)
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In this sermon Jeremy reflects on thirty years of prison ministry through the powerful challenges of Scripture to remember those in prison. From discovering that God is already at work behind prison walls, to hearing the personal stories of faith from men in Pollsmoor Prison, this message challenges us to see prisoners as God sees them, remember those whom society forgets, pray for their families, and welcome those leaving prison into a community where they can find a new identity and a true sen
Xenophobia and the Bible (3) Creating communities of ubuntu (opens the original)
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In our series, Xenophobia and the Bible , we explore God’s heart for people of every nation, background and circumstance, and what that means for us as followers of Jesus in a diverse and often divided world. Beginning with the challenge of xenophobia, we are reminded that God’s family has always included outsiders and that, in Christ, the barriers that divide us no longer define us. Together, we’ll consider how the Gospel calls us beyond fear, prejudice and exclusion towards hospitality, compas
Xenophobia and the Bible (2) The Story of God in an immigrant people (opens the original)
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In our series, Xenophobia and the Bible , we explore God’s heart for people of every nation, background and circumstance, and what that means for us as followers of Jesus in a diverse and often divided world. Beginning with the challenge of xenophobia, we are reminded that God’s family has always included outsiders and that, in Christ, the barriers that divide us no longer define us. Together, we’ll consider how the Gospel calls us beyond fear, prejudice and exclusion towards hospitality, compas
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