Bellville SDA Church

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Listen to sermons and messages shared live in Church. We are a community of believers that is committed to preaching and teaching the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ, equipping our members to ministry, nurturing maturing relationships with Him, and offering compassionate care to those in need. We, Seventh-day Adventists, are Bible-believing Christians who base our faith, hope, and future in Jesus Christ. The name 'Seventh-day' indicates our adherence to the biblical Sabbath, while 'Adventist' means we anticipate the promised return of Christ.

  1. 1d ago

    Signs Along The Way | Ps Bob Mounter

    In his sermon “Signs Along the Way,” Pastor Bob Mounter explores the signs of the last days, including wars, political and social unrest, economic uncertainty, natural disasters, violence, and religious deception. Drawing from Acts 2:1, 42 and 47, he emphasizes that a growing, healthy church must remain steadfast in biblical doctrine and genuine Christian fellowship. He explains that fellowship goes beyond attending church; it involves loving, supporting, praying for, and caring for one another. Pastor Mounter warns against spiritual complacency, encouraging the church to become an active, welcoming community where members and visitors feel loved and accepted. He challenges believers to remain faithful to biblical truth, guard against false religious teachings, and prepare spiritually for Christ’s return. Ultimately, the message reminds us that the signs of the times should inspire greater commitment to God, stronger relationships within the church, and renewed dedication to sharing the gospel and preparing others for the hope of eternal life with Jesus.

    Signs Along The Way | Ps Bob Mounter

  2. Sep 26

    What A Day | Elder Ray Terry Sr | 26 September 2026

    Elder Ray Terry Sr. delivered an uplifting message focused on the glorious return of Jesus Christ and the hope of the resurrection. He encouraged the congregation to allow God to rekindle the spiritual flame within them, strengthen their faith, and renew their hope in Christ’s soon coming. Drawing from passages such as Isaiah 25:9, 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17, 1 Corinthians 15:51, Revelation 21:4, and Revelation 14:12, he vividly described the day when Jesus will return with the sound of a trumpet, the dead in Christ will rise, and the living saints will be transformed and caught up together to meet the Lord in the air.The sermon emphasized the joy of being reunited with loved ones who have died in Christ and the end of suffering, death, sorrow, and disappointment. Elder Terry reminded listeners that heaven is beyond anything human beings can imagine and that God has prepared an eternal home for those who love Him and remain faithful. He concluded with a passionate call to remain spiritually awake, faithful, and ready for Jesus’ return, looking forward to the day when believers can declare with joy, “What a day!”

    What A Day | Elder Ray Terry Sr | 26 September 2026

  3. Sep 26

    Listening to the Voice of God | Guide Class | 19 September 2026

    The Pathfinder Day presentation focused on the importance of listening to God’s voice and responding through faith and obedience. Using the distinction between hearing and listening, the message emphasized that hearing is passive, while listening requires intentional attention, understanding, and response. The story of Samuel illustrated that young people can hear and respond to God, reminding Pathfinders that they are never too young to be used by Him.The presentation highlighted several biblical examples of young people who listened and responded to God, including Samuel, David, Josiah, the servant girl who helped Naaman, Timothy, Mary, and Joseph. Their stories demonstrated that age is not a barrier to God’s calling and that genuine listening must ultimately lead to obedience and action. Parents, mentors, teachers, pastors, and Pathfinder leaders were encouraged to guide young people toward developing their own relationship with God rather than simply depending on others to hear God for them.The message then focused on Caleb, drawing three lessons from his life: Focus, Faithfulness, and Fitness. Caleb kept his focus on the greatness of God rather than the size of the obstacles, remained faithful to God even when others were afraid, and maintained strength and readiness to serve throughout his life. Pathfinders were encouraged to remain spiritually, mentally, and physically strong while keeping their eyes on God.The central challenge was summed up in the question: “Are we listening?” The congregation was encouraged to respond like Samuel—“Speak, Lord, Your servant is listening”and like Mary, Joseph, and Caleb, to move from listening to obedience and service. The presentation concluded with a call for young people and adults alike to recognize that God is still calling today, and to respond willingly: “Here I am, O Lord, send me.”

    Listening to the Voice of God | Guide Class | 19 September 2026

  4. Sep 13

    Proclaim and Save - OneVoice27 | Elder Sherwin Dreyer | 05 September 2026

    In this inspiring message, Elder Sherwin Dreyer challenges us to embrace our calling as God’s chosen people and witnesses. Through the theme of OneVoice27, he reminds us that the gospel is not something to keep to ourselves—it is good news meant to be shared. Drawing from Revelation 21:5, 1 Peter 2:9–10, Matthew 5:14, and other passages, we are encouraged to share our personal experiences of God’s grace, bring hope to those living in darkness, and allow Christ’s love to compel us into action. The question is not simply, “Do I know the gospel?” but “What am I doing with the gospel?”

    Proclaim and Save - OneVoice27 | Elder Sherwin Dreyer | 05 September 2026

  5. Sep 13

    Gestus or Dismys: Decide Today | Dr Leander Chalice | 12 September 2026

    In this powerful message, Dr. Leander Chalice reflects on the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus, Gestus and Dismas, and the life changing choices they made at the cross. Through the story of Dismas, we are reminded that God’s grace, forgiveness, and salvation are available even in our final moments. The sermon challenges us to examine our own lives, respond to the Holy Spirit, and make a decision for Christ today. Jesus, remember me when You come into Your kingdom.

    Gestus or Dismys: Decide Today | Dr Leander Chalice | 12 September 2026

  6. Aug 30

    We Are Not Doing Right | Br Prosper Dlodlo | 29 August 2026

    In this powerful sermon, “We Are Not Doing Right,” Br Prosper Dlodlo explores the story of the four lepers in 2 Kings 7:9 (NKJV) and draws a challenging parallel to the mission of the church today. The lepers recognized that they could not keep the good news and provision they had discovered to themselves, declaring, “We are not doing right” and choosing to go and tell others. The sermon challenges believers to examine whether religious activity has replaced a genuine relationship with God and whether the church has become focused on internal programs while neglecting its God-given mission to reach the world. Through the examples of Samaria, Noah, the three angels’ messages, and the Great Commission, we are reminded that God calls His people to move, serve, preach, and share the gospel. Br Dlodlo emphasizes that God does not require perfect people or abundant resources—He needs **willing hearts**. As we step out in faith and obedience, God promises to accompany us and work through us. The message concludes with a powerful appeal to stop remaining silent, commit ourselves to God’s mission, and “go and tell” the world that Jesus has paid it all and that salvation is available in Him.

    We Are Not Doing Right | Br Prosper Dlodlo | 29 August 2026

  7. Aug 23

    The Words That Will Break Your Heart | Pastor Brinton Laing | 22 August 2026

    Pastor Brinton Laing reflects on the painful words people can hear in life, but draws attention to the most serious words found in Matthew 7:23: “I never knew you.” The sermon emphasizes that these words are directed not at openly irreligious people, but at those who appear deeply religious and have even performed works in Christ’s name. The central warning is that knowing about Jesus is not the same as having an intimate relationship with Him. The Greek concept of “knowing” points to a deep, personal relationship rather than mere intellectual knowledge. The sermon connects this warning with the parable of the ten virgins, emphasizing that preparation for Christ’s return must involve more than outward religious activity. We can attend church, serve, wear uniforms, participate in ministries, and appear spiritually prepared while still lacking a genuine relationship with Christ. Pastor Laing challenges the congregation to examine whether Christ truly knows them and whether their daily devotional life, family life, and spiritual foundation are rooted in Him. Using the illustration of the two houses built on rock and sand, the message concludes that outward appearance is not what matters when the storms come. What matters is the foundation. The appeal is therefore to pursue both preparation for Christ’s return and a personal relationship with Christ, building our lives on Jesus—the solid Rock—so that when the winds and waves come, our faith will stand. The sermon closes with a call to recommit ourselves to Christ and ensure that when He returns, we will hear the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant,” rather than “I never knew you.”

    The Words That Will Break Your Heart | Pastor Brinton Laing | 22 August 2026

  8. Aug 9

    Who Is Able To Stand? | Dr Lucian Chalice | 08 August 2026

    Dr. Lucian Chalice’s sermon “Who Is Able to Stand?” calls believers to remain faithful during the coming time of judgment and testing. Using biblical prophecy and examples such as Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, and Noah, the sermon emphasizes that standing for God begins with faithfulness today. The message highlights the church’s responsibility to study and proclaim Bible prophecy, share the Three Angels’ Messages, seek the Holy Spirit, and remain united. Global crises such as pestilence, famine, wars, and earthquakes are presented as signs that should awaken God’s people and strengthen their commitment to His mission. The central question is: When our faith is tested, will we stand for Jesus? The appeal is to wake up, stand firm, proclaim God’s Word, and prepare for Christ’s return.

    Who Is Able To Stand? | Dr Lucian Chalice | 08 August 2026
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Listen to sermons and messages shared live in Church. We are a community of believers that is committed to preaching and teaching the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ, equipping our members to ministry, nurturing maturing relationships with Him, and offering compassionate care to those in need. We, Seventh-day Adventists, are Bible-believing Christians who base our faith, hope, and future in Jesus Christ. The name 'Seventh-day' indicates our adherence to the biblical Sabbath, while 'Adventist' means we anticipate the promised return of Christ.

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  • Creator
    Bellville SDA Church
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    203
  • Rating
    Clean
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