Responding to Jesus Part VI - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 17 May 2026)

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 2 | David Kobedi | Sunday 07 June 2026)

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part 2 | David Kobedi | Sunday 07 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Rejoicing in Jesus Part II | Shaun Storer | Sunday 07 June 2026)

Rejoicing in Jesus Part II | Shaun Storer | Sunday 07 June 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Rejoicing in Jesus | Roydon Frost | Sunday 31 May 2026)

In the opening sermon in a series 'Rejoice in Jesus, Roydon Frost explores Philippians 1:3–11 and shows how true Christian joy is found not in the absence of suffering, but in the presence of God through it. Reflecting on Paul's joyful gratitude for the Philippian believers, Roydon highlights three sources of joy: gospel partnership, confidence in God's saving work, and the visible fruit of grace in the lives of others. This sermon reminds us that God faithfully completes the work He begins in His people and that deep, lasting joy grows as we serve, worship, and walk together in Christ. Join us as we discover why rejoicing in Jesus is not only possible in every season, but is what we were created for.

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part I | David Kobedi | Sunday 31 May 2026)

Amahubo | The Songs of Exiles Part I | David Kobedi | Sunday 31 May 2026) by Christ Church Midrand

Sunday Celebration | Roydon Frost | Sunday 24 May 2026)

Roydon Frost’s Celebration Sunday sermon unpacks Galatians 3 and Genesis 11–12 to show how God redeems humanity from rebellion into a redeemed family united by His Spirit. Contrasting the pride of Babel with God’s promise to Abraham, the message reveals that through Christ becoming a curse for us, believers receive the blessing of people, presence, and purpose. Frost explains that Pentecost is the fulfillment of God’s promise to gather people from every nation into one family, where God dwells with His people and sends them into the world with the gospel mission. The sermon is a powerful reminder that our deepest identity is found not in ourselves, but in Christ, who gives us belonging, purpose, and the gift of God’s presence through the Holy Spirit.