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Hey there! We’d be absolutely delighted for you to catch up on our Sunday sermons from the Church Unlimited Malelane Congregation right here! If you’re able, we’d love to see you in person, too! Join us every Sunday at 09:00 at the beautiful Malelane Golf Club next to the lovely Kruger National Park. It's a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and to share our love for Jesus! Together, we can connect, share smiles, and celebrate our faith. We can’t wait to meet you and create amazing memories together! See you soon!

  1. Sep 27

    The War we are in - Wayne Rowe

    What does today's War look like. Join us for the breakdown of the mordern version of the war we a currently fighting. the weapons used and the tools to measure, and most importantly a mans role in this war

    The War we are in - Wayne Rowe

  2. Sep 20

    The Will of God for your life - Rhulani Mkhathswa

    Rather than getting lost in anxiety over everyday choices (career, relationship decisions, or future plans), believers are reminded that God’s primary will for your life is your sanctification and holiness—becoming more like Jesus Christ.Key Scriptures & Biblical Principles1 Thessalonians 4:3: "It is God’s will that you should be sanctified."Romans 8:29 & 2 Corinthians 3:18: God’s eternal purpose is for believers to be transformed continually into the image and likeness of His Son.Isaiah 6:1–8:In the presence of God’s supreme holiness ("Holy, holy, holy"), Isaiah stopped comparing himself to others and realised his own brokenness ("Woe to me... I am a man of unclean lips").God did not cast him away; instead, He purified Isaiah with a coal from the altar, took away his guilt, and empowered him to say, "Here I am, send me."Philippians 2:12–13: Believers are called to work out (live out) the salvation God has already worked into them.Main TakeawaysFocus on Character Over Career (The "Who" Before the "Do")God is far more concerned with who you are becoming than simply what you do.The greatest achievement in life is not worldly success, titles, or status, but how closely your life reflects Christ.Holiness in the Small, Daily DecisionsSanctification often looks ordinary rather than spectacular: choosing to bite your tongue, forgiving when hurt, exercising patience, acting with integrity when no one is watching, and serving quietly.Heaven celebrates the everyday victories of character and self-control.Surrounding Yourself with AccountabilityBelievers should place themselves in communities and roles (such as serving in church) that foster holiness, encourage spiritual growth, and hold them accountable.Obedience is a "Thank You"Pursuing holiness is not about earning God’s favour or trying to save ourselves—Jesus has already paid the price.Every act of obedience, service, and sacrifice is simply an expression of deep gratitude for the grace and salvation we have received.Central TakeawayYou don't need to be paralysed wondering about God's will for tomorrow. God's will is for you to walk in holiness, reflect Christ, and live faithfully right now, today.

  3. Sep 13

    The God who sees me - Gerhard Goosen

    The message addresses the deep human need to feel loved, accepted, and recognised, especially when life makes us feel unseen, unnoticed, forgotten, or isolated. Valued." Gerhard centres the sermon on the story of Hagar in Genesis 16: After facing mistreatment, Hagar fled alone into the barren wilderness. The Angel of the Lord met her at a spring in the desert, spoke directly to her, called her by name (which Abraham and Sarah had never done in Scripture), listened to her pain, and gave her a promise for the future. In response, Hagar named God El Roi—"The God Who Sees Me"—and called the well Beer-lahai-roi ("The well of the Living One who sees me"). Three Main Takeaways God Values You While the world may treat people as invisible or simply a means to an end, God knows each person intimately and calls them by name. His love is personal, profound, and demonstrated fully through Jesus. God Hears You Even though God already knows everything about our situations, He invites authentic conversation and desires to hear our voices. He is attentive to our cries in moments of distress and affliction. God Sees You God is not observing from an aloof, detached distance—He is actively involved in the details of our lives. He sees our past, present, and future, meeting us right in our "wilderness" moments to bring His presence, promise, and renewed perspective. Central Principle "To be seen is to be heard, and to be heard is to be valued." When we realize that God truly sees and understands us, it shifts our perspective on our circumstances and gives us the courage to trust Him and press forward.

    The God who sees me - Gerhard Goosen

  4. Sep 6

    Fear Not - Ian Weeden

    The message focuses on overcoming the paralyzing, complacent fear that prevents believers from stepping into their God-given destiny, emphasizing that God equips us through the continual presence and power of the Holy Spirit.Key Scriptures & Biblical Examples2 Timothy 1:6–7 (Anchor Text):“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”Paul constantly urged Timothy (around 14 times in 1 & 2 Timothy) to be bold and strong as he led the church in the pagan city of Ephesus.Joshua: Repeatedly commanded to "fear not, be strong and courageous" when stepping into the promised land.Gideon (Judges 6): Was hiding in a winepress out of fear, asking where God's power was, until the Lord called him a "mighty warrior" and reminded him: "I am with you."The Early Church (Acts 4 & Pentecost): Despite immense cultural pressure and persecution, early believers lived distinct, bold lives because they were filled with the Holy Spirit and relied on God's power rather than shrinking back.Main TakeawaysBeware of Complacent Fear & "The Winepress"The fear addressed isn't healthy caution (like running from danger), but rather the incapacitating fear that drives believers into hiding, routine, and isolation from God’s calling.When life's pressures rise, it is easy to retreat and forget that God is with us.Stir Up the Gift: The Holy SpiritThe primary gift given to every believer is the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 5:18).Unlike Old Testament times where the Spirit came upon specific individuals temporarily, New Testament believers are indwelt by the Holy Spirit and called to be continually filled.Power, Love, and a Sound MindBelievers are equipped with divine power (external/supernatural ability), genuine love, and mental clarity and truth in a chaotic world.Living Boldly in Our CommunityJust as the early church boldly displayed their faith without arrogance in pagan cities like Ephesus, believers today are called to walk with conviction and make a real difference in their community and daily work.Central TakeawayGod has not called you to hide in fear or routine. Come out of the "winepress," draw continually on the Holy Spirit, and step boldly into the future God has prepared for you.

  5. Aug 23

    Not From this World by Anton Swanevelder

    Refusing to be pressured by the demands and expectations of the world. Learning to make decisions as a believer.James 4:2-4 You desire and do not have, so you murder. You covet and cannot obtain, so you fight and quarrel. You do not have, because you do not ask. 3 You ask and do not receive, because you ask wrongly, to spend it on your passions. 4 You adulterous people! Do you not know that friendship with the world is enmity with God? Therefore, whoever wishes to be a friend of the world makes himself an enemy of God

    Not From this World by Anton Swanevelder

  6. Aug 16

    Ephesians 2- Guy Veldman

    Guy asks the question if you can lose your Salvation. Then works through Ephesians 2 to answer this question.

  7. Aug 9

    Faith in the Furnace by Anton Swanevelder

    Trusting God during difficult times - He is with you in the Furnace. Trust Him, Whatever comes out the other side

  8. Jul 26

    Running Man- Max Harms

    Max Harms explores the first chapter of Jonah, shifting the focus away from the "Sunday School" version of the story to reveal deeper truths about God's character and our own spiritual journeys.God as the Main Character: Max emphasises that the book of Jonah isn't primarily about Jonah or the fish, but about God—His sovereignty, His mercy, and His persistent pursuit of His people.The Progression of Sin: Using Jonah's flight to Tarshish as an example, the sermon illustrates how sin leads to a "downward" progression—both physically and spiritually—resulting in a numbness to God's presence.The High Cost of Rebellion: The message highlights that our choices and rebellion against God never affect just us; they carry a "fair" or price that impacts everyone around us.Accountability & Love: Max calls for believers to be "captains"—those who are willing to call others out of their spiritual slumber with love and accountability.Who is Your Nineveh? The sermon challenges viewers to identify who they might be harbouring prejudice or hate toward and to remember that God's mercy extends to all, even those we feel are undeserving.#BibleStudy #BookOfJonah #ChristianLiving #GodsMercy #SpiritualGrowth #SermonSummary #ChurchUnlimited

    Running Man- Max Harms
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Hey there! We’d be absolutely delighted for you to catch up on our Sunday sermons from the Church Unlimited Malelane Congregation right here! If you’re able, we’d love to see you in person, too! Join us every Sunday at 09:00 at the beautiful Malelane Golf Club next to the lovely Kruger National Park. It's a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and to share our love for Jesus! Together, we can connect, share smiles, and celebrate our faith. We can’t wait to meet you and create amazing memories together! See you soon!

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