Two Sundays ago, we were having a family braai together and my mother- in law reflected on how sad it was to see so few people […]

Matt Redman, wrote a song called, ‘It is Well’. The song starts with these profound lines: ‘Our scars are a sign of grace in our lives, […]

There is one common denominator in this current season of living under Lockdown at various levels, and that is ‘CHANGE’. Learning to adapt and to survive […]

As we embark on our journey into 2021, there is so much out there that can positively or negatively impact or shape our outlook on the […]

This is my final blog for 2020, and as I write, we are three days away from Christmas, the celebration of our God’s stepping into our […]

It’s amazing how many Christians, still speak and act as though Jesus is not enough for us. So many Christians still say, ‘I hope when I […]

Dear HTC Family   Recently I have become increasingly more aware of imbalances in life – perceived favoritism, different standards for different people, perceived ease of […]

In my blog today, I want to share around the finished work of the cross of Christ, and what it means for us, as Christians. In Colossians 2:15, Paul reminds us of what Jesus did on the cross: ‘Having disarmed the powers and authorities (principalities), He made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them by the cross.’ Jesus defeated Satan and all his forces of darkness on the cross. In dying on the cross, and rising from the dead, Jesus defeated Satan with his (Satan’s) most powerful weapon… death. Satan is now a defeated foe, and has no power or authority over Christians, except where we surrender to his lies, and give him a foothold in our lives.

As I write my rector’s blog today, I have a question turning over in my mind: How desperate am I (are you) for the Lord - to really know Him, to be known by Him, and to be one with His will, heart and mind? I can put it another way, “Do I (you) really need Jesus?”

Dear HTC family and friends,                                                                 For my blog today, I want to chat about two of the aspects of our relationship with the Lord: […]