Resources
On this page, you will find links to various policies, procedures and resources that affect the life and ministry of Brackenhurst Baptist Church
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Devotions
Pancreatitis and Kingdom Advance
I recently finished a biography of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States. The author (Robert W. Merry) detailed McKinley’s assassination. On 6 September 1901, McKinley was shot twice in the stomach as he attended the World’s Fair in Buffalo New...
Blessed to Be (and to See) a Blessing
I’m writing this in Southeast Asia, feeling exceptionally blessed after three days of seeing the way Brackenhurst Baptist Church has been, and continues to be, a blessing in this part of the world. I have been reminded of the biblical principle that God blesses his...
Sermons
Tommie van der Walt - 18 May, 2025
Ask, Knock, and Seek for the Good Gift (Matthew 7:7–11)
In Matthew 7:7–11, Jesus tells his followers to ask, knock, and seek for the good things that God promises to his children. We learn two lessons from these verses about the prayers of God’s people: 1. Pray with Persistence (vv. 7–8) 2. Pray with Confidence (vv. 9–11)
Scripture References: Matthew 7:7-11
From Series: "Human Flourishing: A Study of the Sermon on the Mount"
A short, devotional study of the Sermon on the Mount, which highlight human flourishing.
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Ask, Knock, and Seek for the Good Gift (Matthew 7:7–11)Tommie van der Walt - 18 May, 2025Matthew 7:7-11 |
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Seeing Clearly (Matthew 7:1–6)Stephen Scholtz - 11 May, 2025Matthew 7:1-6 |
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Free to Focus on What Matters Most (Matthew 6:25–34)Chris Swanepoel - 4 May, 2025Matthew 6:25-34 |
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Then I Would Have Lived the Life! (Matthew 6:19–24)Chad Hutchinson - 27 April, 2025Matthew 6:19-24 |
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Hungry for the Kingdom (Matthew 6:16–18)Tommie van der Walt - 13 April, 2025Matthew 6:16-18 |
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The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9–15)Stephen Scholtz - 6 April, 2025Matthew 6:9-15 |
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Praying Like a Child of God (Matthew 6:5–8)Anton Beetge - 30 March, 2025Matthew 6:5-8 |
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Righteous Giving (Matthew 6:1–4)Edwin Steytler - 23 March, 2025Matthew 6:1-4 |
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Flourish Like the Father (Matthew 5:43–48)Doug Van Meter - 9 March, 2025Matthew 5:43-48 |
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Going the Extra Mile: Love in Action (Matthew 5:38–42)Quintin Starkey - 2 March, 2025Matthew 5:38-42 |
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Tommie van der Walt - 18 May, 2025
Ask, Knock, and Seek for the Good Gift (Matthew 7:7–11)
In Matthew 7:7–11, Jesus tells his followers to ask, knock, and seek for the good things that God promises to his children. We learn two lessons from these verses about the prayers of God’s people: 1. Pray with Persistence (vv. 7–8) 2. Pray with Confidence (vv. 9–11)
Scripture References: Matthew 7:7-11
From Series: "Human Flourishing: A Study of the Sermon on the Mount"
A short, devotional study of the Sermon on the Mount, which highlight human flourishing.
More From "Human Flourishing: A Study of the Sermon on the Mount"
18 May, 2025
Ask, Knock, and Seek for the Good Gift (Matthew 7:7–11)
Tommie van der Walt
Matthew 7:7-11
11 May, 2025
Seeing Clearly (Matthew 7:1–6)
Stephen Scholtz
Matthew 7:1-6
4 May, 2025
Free to Focus on What Matters Most (Matthew 6:25–34)
Chris Swanepoel
Matthew 6:25-34
27 April, 2025
Then I Would Have Lived the Life! (Matthew 6:19–24)
Chad Hutchinson
Matthew 6:19-24
13 April, 2025
Hungry for the Kingdom (Matthew 6:16–18)
Tommie van der Walt
Matthew 6:16-18
6 April, 2025
The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9–15)
Stephen Scholtz
Matthew 6:9-15
30 March, 2025
Praying Like a Child of God (Matthew 6:5–8)
Anton Beetge
Matthew 6:5-8
23 March, 2025
Righteous Giving (Matthew 6:1–4)
Edwin Steytler
Matthew 6:1-4
9 March, 2025
Flourish Like the Father (Matthew 5:43–48)
Doug Van Meter
Matthew 5:43-48
2 March, 2025
Going the Extra Mile: Love in Action (Matthew 5:38–42)
Quintin Starkey
Matthew 5:38-42
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God’s word is entirely efficacious; what he says he will do, what he speaks he will accomplish. His word is never uttered into the void and never fails to produce what he intends.