Downloadable Sermons!

We switched from wma to mp3 for the downloadable sermons and all sermons are now in this  format. This was done to make it accessable to a wider spectrum of users like Apple Mac users. To ensure reliable download over the spectrum of webbrowsers the files are also zipped. After download you will have to unzip it first before listening. If you want the sermons in higher quality mp3 you can order the sermons compiled on DVD Data disks from Nuni Dé at a reasonable cost. You can also drop them an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

For details how to download and unzip sermons please visit the "Sermons" page.

Please report non working Sermon download Links Here with a description of the problem

If you want to download a very nice player that can play a lot of different Video and audio formats you may want to consider the VLC media player (there is a version for each of the many operating systems) You can download it here: VLC player

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Jy kan nie die vyand buite hou as die stad nie goed beleer is van binne nie. Hoe herstel jy die afgebreekde mure in jou eie stad en oorwin jy die vyand? Vrae soos hierdie word in diepte behandel

Available here for download are audio sermons and scriptural teaching in the form of brief, intelligible studies, aimed at promoting understanding of and faith in the God-centred principles of the Bible. These vital truths formulated in the great confessions of faith and trumpet calls of the 16th century Reformation:

• Tota et Sola Scriptura: All of Scripture and only the Scriptures
• Sola Gratia: Grace alone
• Solus Christus: Christ alone
• Sola Fide: Faith alone
• Soli Deo Gloria: The glory of God alone

Wants of the times

An extract from the book Holiness by JC Ryle (First published 1879 reprinted several times including 2007 – Evangelical press)

The times require at our hands distinct and decided views of Christian doctrine:

I cannot withhold my conviction that the professing church of the nineteenth century is as much damaged by laxity and indistinctness about matters of doctrine within, as it is by sceptics and unbelievers without.  Myriads of professing Christians nowadays seem utterly unable to distinguish things that differ.  Like people afflicted with colour-blindness, they are incapable of discerning what is true and what is false, however strange and heterogeneous his sermons may be.  They are destitute of spiritual sense, apparently, and cannot detect error.  Popery and Protestantism, an atonement or no atonement, a personal Holy Ghost or no Holy Ghost, future punishment or no future punishment, ‘high’ church or ‘low’ church or ‘broad’ church, Trinitarianism, Arianism, or Unitarianism, nothing come amiss to them:  they can swallow all, if they cannot digest it!  Carried away by a fancied liberality and charity, they seem to think everybody is right and nobody is wrong, every clergyman is sound and none are unsound, everybody is going to be saved and nobody is going to be lost.  Their religion is made up of negatives;  and the only positive thing about them is, that they dislike distinctness, and think all extreme and decided and positive views are very naughty and very wrong!