Shofar Kleinmond Sermons

Matthew 12:9-14Romans 10:2-4Genesis 2:2-3Exodus 31:17Exodus 23:12Exodus 31:13Exodus 34:2-3Deuteronomy 5:15Isaiah 56:1-2Isaiah 58:13-14Hebrews 4:9-11

Matthew 12:1-8

Matthew 11:28-30Psalm 32:1-5Matthew 23:2-5aActs 15:8-11Romans 8:28-302 Corinthians 4:16-5:1Galatians 5:6

Matthew 11:28-30Philippians 4:11-13Isaiah 30:15-16John 14:26-27

A doer of the word.

Matthew 11:28-30(Isaiah 42:1-14)

1 Peter 2:9-12

1 John 4:7-21

Matthew 11:271 Corinthians 13:12

Matthew 11:25-26Romans 11:36

Luke 18:9-14Philippians 2:5-11

Matthew 11:20-24

Matthew 11:16-19

Ephesians 4:11-16Please note that the recording unfortunately stopped 5 minutes before the end.

Matthew 11:7-15

Matthew 10:40-11:1

Matthew 10:34-39

The Good News of Jesus is to be received, rejoiced in and shared.

Matthew 10:26-27

Matthew 10:26-33

Psalm 136

Matthew 10:24-25

Please note that certain portions have been cut out to protect the identities of people working in areas hostile to Christianity.

Matthew 10:21-23

Isaiah 41:8-10

Matthew 10:17-20

Matthew 10:16

Arthur & Liezl Pienaar from Overland Missions (Zambia).

Matthew 11:25-30

Matthew 10:11-15

Incomplete recording (sorry). The missing portion unpacked:The verses in this sermon are meant to be a mirror for us to look into and not a stick with which to hit other believers.We see in Andrew Murray an example of a man who was instrumental in revival on three continents exchanging a first class train ticket because it would undermine the gospel of the Kingdom for those who can't afford a first class ticket.The message of the gospel is not just spoken but also displayed in our "body language" and Jesus gives instructions on how that "body language" should look. Apparently 90% of communication is non-verbal and Jesus here points out what that should look like.Gold represents capital - we must rely on the Kingdoms provision.Silver represents trading security (to pay for lodging) - we must rely on Kingdom hospitality.Copper represents the use of material resources - the ministry of the gospel of the Kingdom must not be confused with commercial enterprise.All three point out that our reliance on fundraising must not eclipse our reliance on the One who commissions. They were temporary directives that laid the foundation for future ministry even when Jesus does authorise them to take along a purse.The absence of a bag, extra shirt or sandals point out that we have an urgent message and the sandals specifically require the messenger to come in humility.The recording picks up that the absence of a bag also had another meaning. There were traveling philosophers that would go around teaching with an empty bag. They were in effect itinerant beggar teachers. Jesus does not want the message undermined in that way but wants authenticity.That is where the recording then starts. Enjoy!

The first commission speaks to our lives on mission.

Matthew 10:1-4

Jesus displaying the ministry of the church and His motivation. (Please note there is a gap in the recording just before the half hour mark.)

Psalm 27

A demon oppressed man restored.

Two blind men healed.

The ruler and the woman with the bleeding.

New wine into fresh wineskins.

Join us as we learn what it means to be part of something far grater.

We need the power of God to live for God.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

My grace is sufficient by Stanley Woods.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.

Join us for our sermon on The Father is like Jesus by Ester Venter.

Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew.