Hard Talk Part 1 I Who Wants Anything to do with an Angry God? | David Kobedi | Sunday 28 June 2026

Hard Talk Part 1 I Who Wants Anything to do with an Angry God? | David Kobedi | Sunday 28 June 2026

Many people wonder if God is angry with them, especially during seasons of pain, loss, or disappointment. In this message, David Kobedi explores that question through Psalm 103 and reveals a God who is compassionate, gracious, and full of love. Whether you follow Jesus or are simply exploring faith, this sermon invites you to see God in a new light.

Rejoicing in Jesus Part 4 | Roydon Frost | Sunday 21 June 2026

Drawing from Philippians 2, Roydon Frost explores how Christian unity is both a gift from God and a calling for every believer. Paul, writing from prison, argues that a life worthy of the gospel is marked by humble love, rejecting selfish ambition and empty glory in favor of putting others first. At the center of the message stands Jesus Christ, whose willingness to humble Himself from heavenly glory to the cross provides both the perfect pattern and the divine power for true unity. The sermon challenges believers to take personal responsibility for preserving unity in the church, reminding us that God delights in His people living together in Christ-centered harmony and that genuine unity produces deep joy for both God's people and God Himself.

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 4 | David Kobedi | Sunday 21 June 2026)

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 4 | David Kobedi | Sunday 21 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 3 | David Kobedi | Sunday 14 June 2026)

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 3 | David Kobedi | Sunday 14 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Rejoicing in Jesus Part 3 | Roydon Frost | Sunday 14 June 2026

Roydon Frost continues the Rejoicing in Jesus series from Philippians 1:18–26, exploring how Paul could overflow with joy while imprisoned and facing possible execution. Paul’s joy was rooted in God’s providence, trusting that the Lord works even suffering and evil for the good of His people and the glory of Christ, ultimately conforming them to His image. The sermon unpacks the profound truth that for believers “to live is Christ and to die is gain,” showing that death is not defeat but the joyful departure to be with Christ, while life remains a valuable opportunity for fruitful service and the spiritual growth of others. Ultimately, Roydon reminds us that true, lasting joy is found not in circumstances but in Jesus Himself, who sustains His people through life, death, and every trial in between