In this sermon, Eddie Lombard preaches on the parable of the weeds, illustrating how the Kingdom of Heaven coexists with both good and evil in the world. Drawing from Matthew 13, he addresses the timeless question: "Why does evil exist if God is all-powerful and good?" Eddie emphasizes God's patience and grace, allowing both the righteous and the wicked to grow together until the final judgment. Through personal reflections and biblical insights, he challenges believers to persevere in faith, bear good fruit, and trust in God's ultimate plan for justice. This sermon encourages a deeper understanding of living faithfully amid life's trials and uncertainties.

Sketches of the Kingdom Part III - Eddie Lombard - (Sunday 11 May 2025)

In this sermon, Pastor Roydon Frost looks at creation through the lens of Genesis 1, revealing the beauty, order, and goodness of God’s design. He explores how sin distorts that goodness when humanity tries to define right and wrong apart from God. Yet, through Christ’s resurrection, we are reminded that God is restoring all things. This message offers a hope that sees beyond brokenness and invites us to trust in God’s redemptive plan.

The Origin Story Part IV  -And God Saw that it was Good - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 15 June 2025)

He Is More Than Enough Part III - David Kobedi - (Sunday 15 June 2025)

The Origin Story Part V  - Made for Rest -  Roydon Frost - (Sunday 22 June 2025)

He Is More Than Enough Part V - Blaque Nubon - (Sunday 25 May 2025)

This sermon unpacks Psalm 51, a heartfelt confession by King David that reveals the true nature of sin—not just as wrong actions, but as deep rebellion against God. It explores how sin distorts our purpose and separates us from our Creator, yet God’s mercy is greater than our greatest failures. With honesty and humility, we are invited to bring our brokenness to God, who does not despise a contrite heart. The message points to Jesus as the ultimate fulfiller of Psalm 51, offering forgiveness and restoration through His sacrifice. It's a powerful call to stop hiding behind guilt or self-effort and to receive the cleansing grace only God can give.

Back To Basics Part I  - What on Earth is Sin -  Blaque Nubon - (Sunday 29 June 2025)

This sermon explores the radical message of the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus redefines what it means to be truly blessed in God's kingdom. It emphasizes that the Christian journey begins with recognizing our spiritual poverty and mourning over sin, leading to a life of meekness and a hunger for righteousness. The message challenges listeners to reject self-made kingdoms and submit fully to Christ as King. True satisfaction, it teaches, is not found in worldly success or pleasure, but in pursuing God’s righteousness. It is a call to deep repentance, authentic discipleship, and wholehearted devotion to the King who alone can satisfy the restless soul.

Back To Basics Part II  - What does God want from me? -  Martin Morisson - (Sunday 06 July 2025)

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 4, we are reminded that true Christian leadership is marked by humility, service, and faithfulness—not worldly success or popularity. Paul challenges the pride of the Corinthian church and calls believers to judge leaders by God's standards, not cultural ones. The message highlights the contrast between the apostles' suffering and the Corinthians' desire for triumph, exposing the danger of bringing worldly values into the church. We are called to embrace the wisdom of the cross, understanding that the path to glory often comes through struggle and endurance. This sermon is a powerful call to reject pride and follow Christ in humble, faithful obedience.

Saints & Sinners Part VIII - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 13 July 2025)

Finding Refuge in God - General Preacher - (Sunday 13 July 2025)

This sermon explores the biblical call to church discipline as taught in 1 Corinthians 5, emphasizing that discipline is an act of love aimed at restoration, not punishment. It addresses the seriousness of unrepented sin within the church community and the responsibility believers have to protect the body of Christ from moral corruption. Drawing from both Paul’s teaching and Jesus’ words in Matthew 18, the message outlines a clear, grace-filled process for confronting sin. It reminds the church that our identity in Christ calls us to live differently — as a holy, unleavened people. Above all, the sermon challenges us to pursue truth and love together, holding one another accountable in humility and faithfulness.

Saints & Sinners Part IX - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 20 July 2025)

This sermon from 1 Corinthians 6:1–8 challenges the church to reflect Christ in how we handle conflict, especially among believers. Paul rebukes the Corinthians for taking each other to secular courts, calling it a failure of wisdom, unity, and gospel witness. Instead, he urges believers to pursue reconciliation within the church and to be willing to suffer loss rather than damage Christ’s reputation. The message reminds us that the church is a community of recovering sinners, called to live differently from the world. At its heart, the sermon calls us to prioritize Christ’s honor and the unity of his body above our personal rights.

Saints & Sinners Part X - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 27 July 2025)

Christ Church Midrand serves the city of Midrand and the greater Gauteng area of South Africa. Our aim is to be seen as a Redeemed Family of Servant's on a mission and, through the faithful teaching of the Gospel expounded from the pages of the bible, we hope to change lives for good.