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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Hatfield Elder, Dr Rodwell Jacha, shares what happened when his workplace stopped feeling separate from his calling. Drawing from Acts 1:8, Dr Jacha unpacks what it means to be a witness – not just in Jerusalem (the places we know best), but in Judea (our wider circles), Samaria (the uncomfortable, unfamiliar spaces), and to the ends of the earth. Through personal stories, he shares real moments…
We kick off our Faith Promise pledge season with guest speaker Howard Williams, joining us from Alive Lincoln in the UK, as we look at what it means to be sent. In Luke 10, Jesus sends out seventy-two ordinary people – not with resources, status, or a plan of their own, but with a simple mission: ‘Go, and carry My peace with you.’ ‘The harvest is plentiful,’ Jesus also tells them, ‘but the workers…
Generosity, gratitude and me: what if being generous isn’t really about giving something away – but about making God known and becoming someone new? What actually happens to a person who lives generously, over time? Scripture suggests it’s not incidental – it’s what happens when we truly grasp who God is and respond to His incredible generosity toward us. Could worship and generosity be more…
Generosity, gratitude and fear: what if the thing standing between you and generosity isn’t a lack of resources, but a lack of trust? There’s an ancient story of a king so gripped by the fear of ‘not enough’ that it led him to enslave an entire nation. It’s an extreme example – but the same fear shows up in subtler ways in all of our lives. The feeling that there isn’t enough. That we need to hold…
Generosity and gratitude aren’t just personal virtues – they’re signs of the Kingdom of God at work. In this message, we explore how God’s abundant provision flows through us, produces generosity, and results in gratitude that overflows back to Him – the very rhythm by which His Kingdom advances. We look at 2 Corinthians 9 and the remarkable story of the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15, where the…
What does it really mean to live by the Spirit? Is it having our heads in the clouds, or can we practically point it out? This Sunday, Pastor Sihle unpacks how we can live by the Spirit in a way that’s fully backed up by scripture. We live in a time that calls us to be more discerning and more set apart. Are you striving to live a godly life by your own efforts, or are your eyes set on living by…
Christ sets us free — but what are we actually free for? Join us as Neil Bester looks at Paul and Peter’s teachings on true Christian freedom: not a licence to sin, but a call to stand firm in Christ, turn from destructive desires, grow in holiness and character, and serve others humbly in love. We’ll explore how being “free from” slavery to sin and legalism means being “free to” obey God as our…
We all know what it’s like to feel worn out and ready to give up after a long season of struggle. In this message, Pastor Louis looks at Elijah in 1 Kings 19: a man who hits despair right after epic victories and finds himself exhausted, afraid, and convinced he’s all alone. We’ll explore how despair distorts our reality – how it makes us imagine the worst, forget God’s past faithfulness, and feel…
We all know what addiction looks like on the outside – but what’s happening underneath? In this message, Pastor Louis goes beyond the visible struggle to explore the inner journey of addiction: the anxiety, the broken belief systems, the hurt, and the avoidance that often drive it. We’ll unpack why addiction isn’t only about substances like drugs or alcohol – it can include food, screens, work, or…
Rejection is one of the most painful human experiences – and none of us escapes it. It can leave us hiding in shame, burning with anger, weeping in sadness, or aching with loneliness. And if left unaddressed, it quietly shapes how we see ourselves and how we relate to God. But here’s what’s remarkable: even Jesus was rejected – by His family, by religious leaders, by crowds, and by His closest…
We were made to reflect God’s image in the world – but something quietly shifts when we give our focus, trust, and devotion to the wrong things. Idolatry isn’t just an Old Testament problem. It’s a modern-day reality that shapes us in ways we often don’t recognise. Whatever fills our minds, captures our fear, holds our hope, and directs our lives – that is what we worship. And we become what we…
