What does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit? And once you are filled with the Spirit, what does that mean for ordinary, everyday life? Pastor Louis kicks off this message series in which we focus on the person of the Holy Spirit and how to live led by the Spirit rather than the flesh.

Filled with the Spirit | Louis Kotzé

The Holy Spirit helps us live the life Jesus made possible through His death on the cross. We are new creations if we accept what Jesus has done for us. But how do we live this reality out every day? Pause with Neil Bester to explore what an ongoing, life-giving relationship with the Spirit looks like.

Filled with life | Neil Bester

The Holy Spirit empowers you to live as a follower of Jesus. When baptised in the Spirit, you are filled with God’s presence. Just as the tabernacle and temple were places where God’s presence used to dwell, God’s presence now dwells in believers through the Spirit. Join Neil Bester as he focuses on baptism in the Holy Spirit and answers some frequently asked questions on this topic.

Filled and empowered | Neil Bester

Through Jesus, God’s kingdom has come on earth, but it is also still coming. The Holy Spirit came to help you live and navigate this already-but-not-yet-reality of God’s kingdom. So, dive deeper with Pastor Louis into the gifts of the Spirit, which are meant to help you engage in a broken world as you try to make the reality of God’s kingdom visible.

Filled and gifted | Louis Kotzé

To live in right relationship with God and others is impossible without the Holy Spirit. In fact, Paul says in Romans that those led by the Spirit are called the children of God, not those led by the flesh or even by the law. So, how do we live by the Spirit? Pastor Louis engages with this question and more.

Filled and living by the Spirit | Louis Kotzé

Join us and Neil Bester as we gather to reflect, rejoice, and renew our spirits in the presence of God. Come as you are and be reminded of the hope, love, and purpose that God offers to all. Whether you’re seeking encouragement or community, there’s a place for you here. Let’s grow together in our faith and fellowship!

Sunday, 22 December | Neil Bester

Celebrate the joy of Christmas with us as we gather to honour the birth of our Saviour, Jesus Christ. We’ll reflect on the wonder of God’s love made manifest in the humble manger. Whether you’re continuing a cherished tradition or seeking a place to experience the true meaning of Christmas, you’re warmly invited to join us and Pastor Louis.

Christmas Day 2024 | Louis Kotzé

Ever feel like the world is just... loud right now? Conflicting voices, constant debates, and a rising pressure to pick a side. In John 7, the crowd around Jesus asked the same thing we often ask today: Who’s right? What’s right?

The crowd was torn. Is Jesus a political figure? A prophet? A threat? Sound familiar? In our world of populism, nationalism, and toxic certainty, it’s easy to cling to belief systems that oversimplify the truth and demand emotional certainty. But Jesus offers something deeper.

✨ “… he who sent me is true.” (John 7:28)
Jesus invites us to anchor our clarity not in opinions but in the unchanging character of God – truthful, reliable, and good (Exodus 34).

Pastor Louis’s message explores how we navigate confusion not by grasping for control but by grounding ourselves in who God is. When we start there, clarity begins to emerge – even in chaos.

📍Join us as we seek clarity amidst confusion.

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Clarity amidst confusion | Louis Kotzé

Welcome to the first message in our miniseries, where we explore what it means to be truly at home with Jesus, whether you’re single or married.

In Scripture, the word “oikos” (Greek for “house” or “household”) doesn’t just refer to a building – it speaks of your relational world. Your family, friends, neighbours, and anyone you do life with. This is where the Gospel first takes root and we begin living out our faith.

📖 Throughout the New Testament, we see how households – of all shapes and sizes – were places where lives were transformed and disciples were made. Married or single, you have a household, and God wants to be at the centre of it.

In 1 Corinthians 7:17, Paul reminds us to honour God in whatever relationship space we find ourselves. He even calls singleness a gift – just as marriage is. Both are valuable, blessed, and part of God’s design.

🙌 The goal? Matthew 6:33 – seek first the Kingdom, and everything else falls into place. Let’s explore what it looks like to build our homes around who God is – not just structures, but sacred spaces of love, grace, and purpose.

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At Home with Jesus: Single or married | Louis Kotzé

What are we filling our homes with? In this message, Pastor Louis explores how to build a household grounded in prayer, devotion, and presence, not just rules or routines, but a living relationship with Jesus at the centre.

Drawing from Joshua 24 and Jesus’ teaching about building on the rock, not the sand, we’re invited to make intentional choices about how we live in and lead our homes. Whether married or single, living alone or with family, each of us can cultivate a space where devotion to God isn’t reserved for Sundays, but woven into our daily rhythms.

We’ll look at what it means to be rooted in God’s love rather than legalism, to create space for UP (with God), IN (with others), and OUT (into the world) right where we are. Wisdom in multi-media, food, rest, and relationships matters. So does making time for reflection, prayer, and shared spiritual practices.

Let’s learn together how to welcome Jesus into everything – and see our homes become places of peace, strength, and an integrated, growing spiritual life.

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At Home with Jesus: Prayer and devotion | Louis Kotzé

Hatfield Christian Church is a vibrant church family located east of Pretoria. Our vision is to see God’s kingdom in hearts, homes, and beyond. We meet on Sundays at 10:00 and 18:00.

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