Can Any Good Come Out of Your Brokenness? | Gift Maseko

When Church Discipline Becomes Necessary | Gift Maseko

Part 2 of the “To the Church of Corinth” series. Pastor Gift Maseko continues the “To the Church of Corinth” series, reflecting on how the modern-day church often resembles the church in Corinth. In this message, Pastor Gift unpacks one of the most misunderstood teachings in the Bible: church discipline. While many view discipline as harsh, judgmental, or unloving, Scripture presents it as an act of love, grace, and restoration. This sermon explores why discipline becomes necessary and how it should be handled in a way that honours Christ and seeks the restoration of the believer. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 5:1–8; 1 Corinthians 6:12–20; Matthew 18:15–20 Speaker: Pastor Gift Maseko Recorded live at: Jesus Everywhere Church Address: 5 Rente Street, Xavier Junction Licence Department, Ormonde, Johannesburg South Visit jesuseverywhere.org.za to plan a visit, give online, or submit a prayer request.

When Preference Divides the Body | Gift Maseko

Part 1 of the “To the Church of Corinth” series. Pastor Gift Maseko begins a new series called “To the Church of Corinth,” reflecting on how the church in Corinth mirrors many of the challenges found in the modern church: highly spiritual, yet deeply concerning. In this message, Pastor Gift walks through 1 Corinthians 1:10–17 and 1 Corinthians 3:1–9, unpacking the danger of divisions in the church. This sermon challenges us to examine how personal preferences, loyalties, and pride can divide the body of Christ, and calls us back to unity in Jesus. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:10–17; 1 Corinthians 3:1–9 Speaker: Pastor Gift Maseko Recorded live at: Jesus Everywhere Church Address: 5 Rente Street, Xavier Junction Licence Department, Ormonde, Johannesburg South Visit jesuseverywhere.org.za to plan a visit, give online, or submit a prayer request.

Can Any Good Come Out of Your Brokenness? | Gift Maseko

The Gospel of John Pastor Gift Maseko continues the deep dive and reflection through the Gospel of John. In this message, Pastor Gift walks through John 1:43–51, where Philip finds Nathanael and tells him about Jesus of Nazareth. Nathanael responds with the question, “Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” This sermon reflects on a question many of us wrestle with: can anything good come out of my life, my past, my pain, or my brokenness? It reminds us that Jesus meets us in unexpected places and calls us into a purpose greater than what we can see. Scripture: John 1:43–51 Speaker: Pastor Gift Maseko Recorded live at: Jesus Everywhere Church Visit jesuseverywhere.org.za to plan a visit, give online, or submit a prayer request.

Are You a Follower of Jesus? | Gift Maseko

The Gospel of John Pastor Gift Maseko continues the deep dive and reflection through the Gospel of John. In this message, Pastor Gift walks through John 1:35–42, where two of John the Baptist’s disciples see Jesus and choose to follow Him. As they follow, Jesus asks them a searching question: “What do you seek?” This sermon invites us to reflect on what it truly means to follow Jesus, what our hearts are seeking, and whether we are willing to stay with Him and learn from Him. Scripture: John 1:35–42 Speaker: Pastor Gift Maseko Recorded live at: Jesus Everywhere Church Visit jesuseverywhere.org.za to plan a visit, give online, or submit a prayer request.

Behold the Lamb of God | Gift Maseko

The Gospel of John Pastor Gift Maseko continues the deep dive and reflection through the Gospel of John. In this message, Pastor Gift walks through John 1:29–34, where John the Baptist sees Jesus and declares, “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.” This sermon points us to Christ as the true Lamb, the One who carries our sin and reveals the heart of God. The question this message leaves us with is: what, or who, are we beholding? Scripture: John 1:29–34 Speaker: Pastor Gift Maseko Recorded live at: Jesus Everywhere Church Visit jesuseverywhere.org.za to plan a visit, give online, or submit a prayer request.