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This week’s episode features a sermon preached by Vuyo Fakudze from John 10:1–10. In this passage, Jesus speaks about the shepherd who leads with care and gives life in abundance. It invites us to reflect on how we show up for others, not just when it is easy, but when it is hard. It is a call to a kind of care that is present, committed, and real. As you listen, may you reflect on what it means to be guided, protected, and truly known. Enjoy the episode.

This week’s episode is a sermon preached by Vuyo Fakudze from Epistle to the Philippians 2:5–11. In this passage, we see that Jesus’ humility and self-emptying reveal the true heart of God, a God who serves and gives Himself in love. Enjoy the episode.

This week’s episode is a sermon preached by Justice Nherera from the Book of Exodus 17:1–7. In this passage, the people of Israel face real challenges in the wilderness , a change of environment, lack of resources, poor communication, murmuring, and forgetfulness of what God had already done for them. Yet even in the midst of struggle and uncertainty, God remains present and faithful. Enjoy the episode

This week’s episode features a sermon preached by Manuel De-Oliveira from John 3:1–16 on the theme of the two Adams. Where the first Adam brought sin and death, the second Adam, Christ, brings new life, light, and restoration, calling us to listen, obey, and step forward in faith. Enjoy the episode.

This week’s episode is a sermon preached by Manuel De-Oliveira from Romans 5:12–19 on the theme of the two Adams. Through one man’s disobedience came sin and death, but through Christ’s obedience came grace and new life. What was broken in Adam is restored in Christ. Enjoy the episode.

This week’s episode is a sermon preached by Ndumiso Dlamini from Matthew 17:1–9. On the mountain, Christ’s glory is revealed and we are called to listen to Him. As we do, His light transforms us and positions us to shine where He has placed us. Enjoy the episode.

This week's episode is a sermon preached by Ndumiso Dlamini on 1 Corinthians 2:1–12. In this message, we are reminded that revealing Christ is not about human wisdom, but about the power of the Holy Spirit, who makes God’s wisdom known and empowers us to serve beyond our limitations. Enjoy the Episode

This week’s episode is a sermon preached by Simiso Ndwandwe. In this message, drawn from 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, he reminds us of the powerful words of the cross. God’s wisdom through the cross looks like foolishness to the world, but is is truly God’s saving power. Enjoy the episode.

This week’s episode is a sermon preached by Simiso Ndwandwe from Matthew 4: 12-23. In this sermon, Simiso challenges us to live as children of the day in a world that is full of darkness. Enjoy the episode.

Today’s episode is from Matthew 5:38-42. In this text, Jesus talks about becoming people who do not retaliate in violence when harm is done to us. Instead of retaliating, followers of Jesus must be generous and subversive in the face of injustice. Enjoy the episode…

Today’s episode is from Matthew 5:33-37. In this text, Jesus teaches his followers to be people whose word can be trusted. Jesus talks against making oaths so that people may trust what you are saying. Followers of Jesus must be those who mean what they say and have no need to swear on anything. Enjoy the episode…

Today’s episode is from Matthew 5:31–32. In this text, Jesus teaches his followers about divorce. There is no easy way to talk about divorce, especially because of its effects on people and society. This sermon explores the heart followers of Jesus must have concerning divorce and other related matters. Enjoy the episode. This sermon was preached by Dr Christopher Hutson, professor of New Testament at Abilene Christian University. Dr Hutson was a visiting lecturer at African Christian College to teach Interpretation of the New Testament.

Today’s episode is from Matthew 5:27–30. Jesus taught his followers that adultery is about the heart—the action itself is a manifestation of the disposition of the heart. Enjoy the episode. This sermon was preached by Dr Christopher Hutson, professor of New Testament at Abilene Christian University. Dr Hutson was a visiting lecturer at African Christian College to teach Interpretation of the New Testament.

In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr Jan Meyer for a conversation about the sermon on Salt & Light. We discuss her life growing up, decisions about Jesus and college, theological education, and what it means to be salt and light in God’s world. Dr Jan was visiting with us at African Christian College to teach and do some incredible work on campus. Dr Jan Meyer serves as the Development Director at African Christian College. She holds a BA in Interior Design, MRE in Curriculum Development, and EdD in Higher Education. She is passionate about spiritual formation and leading individuals and communities to deeper communion with God. ⁠https://africanchristiancollege.org/⁠⁠https://⁠ ⁠www.youtube.com/⁠ ⁠@africanchristiancollege⁠⁠https://⁠ ⁠www.facebook.com/AfricanChristianCollege/

Today's episode is from Matthew 5:21-26. What is the relationship between anger and murder? What about contempt for other people? What attitude must Jesus' followers have concerning reconciliation? This sermon explores these hard questions and leads us to become people who prioritise reconciliation. Enjoy the episode This sermon was preached by Simiso Ndwandwe, African Christian College's Admissions Coordinator. Simiso is a married man and has a baby girl with his wife. He holds a Bachelor of Theology degree from African Christian College ('20), as well as a Master of Divinity degree from Abilene Christian University ('25). He is passionate about equipping church leaders for service and working with kids. He also enjoys football and singing. https://africanchristiancollege.org/ https://www.youtube.com/ @africanchristiancollege https://www.facebook.com/ AfricanChristianCollege/