Sunday Service
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Detlef Stegen
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Building God’s Temple
The sermon uses King David’s desire to build a temple as a metaphor for building one’s life for God. It emphasizes the importance of a joyful, repentant heart and living a holy life, warning against self-justification and focusing instead on glorifying God in all aspects of life.
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To see God – Wedding of Max Celick and Melanie Engelbrecht
A wedding sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s kingdom first in all aspects of life, using biblical examples and illustrating the commitment required for a God-honoring marriage. The sermon encourages the couple to prioritize their faith, seek guidance, and serve as a testament to Christ’s love, warning against the worldly temptations that could compromise their commitment.
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Jesus wept, have you wept?
The sermon emphasizes the importance of genuine repentance and a broken heart, urging listeners to surrender their own plans to God’s and to experience the grief of Jesus’ suffering for their sins. It warns against superficial faith and encourages a heartfelt connection with Christ, exemplified by a life transformed by His love and sacrifice, leading to a true celebration of Easter.
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Lord send me! – Ministers’ Conference 2025
This sermon emphasizes the Great Commission, urging listeners to actively share their faith and help those in need, mirroring Paul’s Macedonian call. It warns against superficial faith and encourages genuine conversion, urging self-examination and obedience to God’s calling to spread the Gospel.
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Let God be your everything – Wedding of Estelle Girondel & Etienne Theron
A wedding sermon emphasizes trusting in God throughout marriage, drawing parallels from biblical figures like Moses and Samson to illustrate the importance of faith and obedience. The message encourages the couple to prioritize God’s guidance, seek His wisdom, and remain committed to their faith, ensuring a marriage built on a foundation of purity and obedience.
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The acceptable year of the Lord
This sermon focuses on the theme of “the acceptable year of the Lord,” urging listeners to fully surrender their lives to Christ, embracing forgiveness and obedience to experience God’s blessings in the coming year. The speakers encourage self-reflection, repentance, and a commitment to living a life pleasing to God, emphasizing that true acceptance comes through faith and surrender, not personal accomplishments.
