Richard explores the "strange" and often unsettling work of God in the lives of His people. Drawing from Isaiah 29, the message addresses the danger of "Ariel"—a Jerusalem that had become a center of religious activity but whose inhabitants' hearts were far from God. Richard challenges us to consider whether our own worship has become a mere means to an end or a cultural ritual used to manipulate God, rather than a genuine reorientation around His sovereign throne. This powerful call to move beyond empty religious performance invites us to examine the true seat of our affections and rediscover a faith rooted in an authentic, heart-led love for the Lord.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, a time of reflection and renewal for Christians around the world. In this powerful sermon, Ndaba Mazabane shares a heartfelt message titled “Jesus As We Must Know Him”, reminding us that Palm Sunday is not just about celebration, but about truly understanding who Jesus is and why He came.

Through scripture, reflection, and practical application, this message challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and embrace a deeper, personal relationship with Christ. Whether you are preparing your heart for Easter or simply seeking encouragement in your walk with God, this sermon offers timeless wisdom and inspiration.

"Full Weight on the Rock." The sermon examines the biblical foundations of perfect peace in a world of uncertainty, urging believers to move beyond self-reliance and anchor their faith in the "everlasting rock" of God's sovereign power and the finished work of Christ.

Zwai Zulu explores Isaiah 28:1–13, titled "The Pride That Silences The Voice of God." The message examines the spiritual condition of the people of Israel and Judah, warning against the dangers of spiritual arrogance and the rejection of God's clear word.

Richard van Liehout explores the powerful message of Isaiah and its vision for the restoration of Israel. Drawing from scripture, he unpacks the prophetic promises of renewal, hope, and God’s faithfulness to His people. This video offers both historical insight and spiritual encouragement, showing how Isaiah’s words continue to resonate today.

This week in Isaiah 26 we look at what it means to live a "flourishing life" in the middle of a fractured world. It’s not about positive thinking or "holding on for dear life" until the end; it’s about a roadmap available to us right now. Isaiah points us away from our striving and toward the "everlasting rock" (verse 4), a title that finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus Christ. Richard reminds us that the "perfect peace" promised in verse 3 is not found in changed circumstances, but in the finished work of Christ on the cross.