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Welcome to the weekly podcast of Church Unlimited Sabie! We are passionate about practical faith, and we want to help you honor God. We invite you on a transformative expedition through life's highs and lows, guided by the unwavering light of Christ. Join us each week as we explore the intersection of faith and daily living, seeking inspiration, encouragement, and spiritual insights to fuel your journey.

  1. 3d ago

    My Jesus — Eugene van der Walt

    Who is Jesus to you? Is He simply someone you turn to when you need something, or is He someone you genuinely desire to walk with every day? In this message, we are reminded that God did not create us merely to serve Him, obey Him or worship Him. He created us for something far more intimate: a relationship with Him. From the Garden of Eden to the cross, and from the coming of the Holy Spirit to our lives today, Scripture reveals one consistent truth: God's desire has always been to restore His relationship with us. Jesus came to repair what sin had broken and make it possible for us to walk with the Father again. But there is an important question we need to ask ourselves: Are we pursuing the things Jesus can give us, or are we pursuing Jesus Himself? This message challenges us to examine our relationship with Christ, make time for His presence, and rediscover what it means to walk with Him daily. God wants a relationship with you. Not just a moment of your time, but every part of your life.

  2. Oct 27

    The Treasure of Our Inheritance — Marius Du Toit

    Inheritance | Discovering What God Has Prepared for His Children What does it truly mean to inherit the promises of God? Is salvation the end of the journey, or is there more to the inheritance God has prepared for His people? In this message, Inheritance, we explore God's heart for His children and the incredible inheritance we receive through Jesus Christ. From God's promises to Abraham to our identity as sons and daughters of God, we discover that our inheritance is not merely about earthly possessions or blessings, but about God Himself as our greatest reward. Through Scripture, we are challenged to understand the difference between the inheritance we receive by grace through faith and the rewards connected to a life of faithfulness, obedience, perseverance, and good works. As co-heirs with Christ, we are called not simply to enter God's Kingdom, but to live faithfully, serve His purposes, and invest what He has entrusted to us for His glory. Are you living in the fullness of your inheritance, or are you building your own kingdom? Discover what it means to live as a child of God, pursue His Kingdom, and one day stand before Him with a life that reflects His worthiness. Key Scriptures: Genesis 12:2–3, Titus 3:4–8, Romans 8:16–17, Galatians 3:29, and 1 Corinthians 3:11–15.

  3. Oct 19

    Yet I Have Hope | Lamentations 3 — Rhulani Mkhatshwa

    Yet I Have Hope | Lamentations 3 What happens when you pray, trust God, and wait, but nothing seems to change? When the future feels uncertain, circumstances become difficult, and the things you once hoped for seem to be slipping away, how do you hold on to hope? In this message, Yet I Have Hope, we turn to Lamentations 3 and discover how genuine biblical hope is not rooted in our circumstances, but in the unchanging character of God. Even in the middle of grief, disappointment, and uncertainty, we can remember that His mercies are new every morning and His faithfulness never fails. Through three key principles, we are reminded that our circumstances are real, but they do not have the final word; that remembering who God is strengthens our faith; and that waiting on God does not mean becoming passive, but remaining faithful while we wait. Sometimes God changes our circumstances. Sometimes He sustains us through them. And when we struggle to understand His ways, the cross reminds us of His love, while the resurrection reminds us of His power. “Yet this I call to mind and therefore I have hope.” — Lamentations 3:21 (NIV) Whatever you are facing today, you can trust the heart of God while you wait for His hand. He is still faithful, even when life doesn't look the way you expected. Listen and be encouraged to keep trusting, keep praying, and keep your hope anchored in who God is.

  4. Oct 12

    Wheat In The Wine Press — Ian Weeden

    Miracles Don't Happen in the Winepress | Faith, Obedience & Stepping Out What happens when God calls you to step out in faith while your circumstances tell you to stay where you are? In this message, we explore the story of Gideon in Judges 6–7 and discover that faith is more than knowing what the Bible says — it's responding to God's Word with obedience. Through the story of a journey made with almost no fuel, we are reminded that God's provision often becomes evident when we trust Him enough to move beyond our comfort zones. Life doesn't always go according to plan. We face hardship, uncertainty, fear and questions about where God is in the middle of it all. But instead of remaining trapped in the question, “Why is this happening to me?”, we are challenged to ask, “Lord, what do You want me to do now?” This sermon explores the importance of trusting God's presence, using what He has placed in our hands, depending on the Holy Spirit, and working together as the body of Christ. We are reminded that following Jesus requires more than sitting safely on the sidelines — it calls us to step out, serve others, and live out our faith. In this message, you'll be challenged to: Move beyond your comfort zone and respond to God's calling. Trust God even when circumstances seem impossible. Use the gifts, abilities and opportunities God has given you. Depend on the Holy Spirit for power, love and self-discipline. Recognise the importance of Christian community and serving together. Live today with eternity in view. God has not called us to remain hidden in the winepress. He has called us to trust Him, obey His Word, and make a difference with what is already in our hands. Reflection: What has God placed in your hands, and what step of obedience is He asking you to take? Listen, reflect, and be encouraged to put your faith into action.

  5. Oct 5

    Righteousness Through Faith — Steyn Shabangu

    What does God actually require from us? In this message, we are reminded that our righteousness does not come from our works, our ability to follow rules, or simply trying to live a good life. Righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Walking through key passages in Romans and other parts of Scripture, this message explores the relationship between faith, obedience, repentance and righteousness. Faith is not merely believing that God exists—it changes how we live, how we respond to His commands, and how we trust Him when we cannot see the outcome. The message also challenges us to examine what happens when doubt begins to grow in our hearts. Are we trusting God only when life makes sense? Are we seeking signs instead of trusting the One who has already revealed Himself? And are we allowing our faith to grow from strength to strength? Ultimately, the call is simple: believe, obey, repent, and live by faith.

  6. Sep 28

    When God's Mercy Offends | Jonah 4 — Ian Weeden

    Jonah 4 brings the story to a surprising conclusion. Nineveh repents, God shows mercy, and instead of celebrating, Jonah becomes angry that God has spared a city he believed deserved judgment. In this message, we explore what Jonah’s anger reveals about the human heart—and how easily we can want God’s grace for ourselves while struggling to extend that same grace to others. Through Jonah’s story, we’re challenged to examine our attitudes, the heart behind our obedience, our concern for others, and our willingness to surrender our own perspective to God’s mercy. The message also turns deeply personal through the story of the preacher’s brother and a final encounter with the gospel, reminding us that salvation is not something we deserve—it is an expression of God’s grace and mercy.

  7. Sep 21

    Obedience, Mercy & The Message | Jonah 3 — Eugene van der Walt

    Jonah gets a second chance—but he hasn’t changed much. The difference is that this time, he obeys. In Jonah 3, we see how God uses one reluctant messenger and a simple message to bring an entire city to repentance. The story challenges us to look at our own obedience, our tendency to judge others, and the people God may be calling us to reach. The power was never in Jonah. The power was in the message. What has God asked you to do? And are you willing to obey, even when you don't fully understand why? Join us as we explore Jonah 3 and the mercy, patience, and purpose of a God who still calls His people to carry His message.

  8. Sep 14

    Too Deep for You, Not Too Deep for God | Jonah 2 — Rhulani Mkhatshwa

    What happens when you find yourself in the deep because of your own choices? Jonah ran from God, ignored His instruction, and found himself sinking deeper and deeper into the consequences of his rebellion. Yet from the belly of the fish, Jonah finally cries out to the very God he had been running from—and God hears him. In Jonah 2, we discover that failure may explain why we are in the deep, but it does not determine how God will respond to us. This sermon walks through three truths from Jonah’s prayer: • When you’re in the deep, cry out. The God you ran from is still the God you can run to.• When you’re in the deep, look for grace. Sometimes God’s grace doesn't look like rescue at first—it can look like correction, a closed door, or even a difficult circumstance.• When you’re in the deep, remember who saves. Jonah comes to the realization that “salvation belongs to the Lord.” Whether you're dealing with the consequences of your own decisions, struggling with shame, or wondering if you've gone too far from God, Jonah 2 reminds us that there is no depth where God's grace cannot reach. You may be too deep to rescue yourself—but you are not too deep for Him.

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Welcome to the weekly podcast of Church Unlimited Sabie! We are passionate about practical faith, and we want to help you honor God. We invite you on a transformative expedition through life's highs and lows, guided by the unwavering light of Christ. Join us each week as we explore the intersection of faith and daily living, seeking inspiration, encouragement, and spiritual insights to fuel your journey.

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    Church Unlimited Sabie
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
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