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Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered this morning’s Fathers Day sermon. The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered this morning’s sermon under the theme of Pentecost. The scripture reading was taken from the Book of Acts 2: 1-21. The sermon forms part of the Saint Barnabas United Podcast, produced for the community and friends. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

I consider myself somewhat of a superhero, Superman, to be exact. I trawl the streets by day, sniffing out news and helping to set the agenda. By night, moonlight, I like to tell the stories that won’t make it on the news agenda. Crime is rife in South Africa. Ours is said to be the rape capital of the world, although many might argue that our statistics are skewed. Be that as it may, every South African knows someone who has been a victim of crime. Not a unique stretch by the world imagination, I would gather. I have covered multitudes of crime scenes. I have seen the burnt out cadaver of a shack fire victim. That image haunts me to this day. But the Northcliff murders struck a chord with me. It spurned me to seek out the true face of crime. I covered this particular crime as a journalist. The who: three family members. The what: three bodies found burnt out in a field. The when: on a Sunday night. The why: Money. The where: Johannesburg, South Africa. It was rote journalism. Sensationalist. Utterly meaning

Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered this morning’s sermon, titled “Mission – A sent people”. This mission sermon is part of the Saint Barnabas United podcast, produced as a service to the community and friends of Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more South African podcasts.

The teaching today was brought to us by Philip Bacchioni and is based on the following scripture readings: Psalm 98 and John 15: 9-17. Reverend Heidi Petersen is away. This Sermon, titled “Friends”, is part of the Saint Barnabas United podcast, produced as a service to the community and friends of Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more South African podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered this morning’s sermon, titled “Who is at your table?”. It is based on Psalm 23. This episode is part of the Saint Barnabas United podcast, produced as a service to the community and friends of Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more South African podcasts.

Charmaine Rayment is a voluntary missionary at Jews for Jesus. She has a real passion for worship ministry. Rayment has agreed to become a contributor to a podcast series called “A Life of Worship”. This is the part three in a series devoted to the Tabernacle of the Lord. In this episode we focus in on the Brazen Laver and how it applies to our journey of worship. Below, you will find some notes from the episode as well as the podcast itself. Enjoy listening. Notes from this episode music by Seedwatcher Shalom listeners! Today we will be looking as the Brazen Laver and how that applies to us in our journey of worship. THE BRAZEN LAVER (REFLECTION) The Brazen Laver was made from the copper mirrors of the women and the whole purpose of a mirror is to reflect an image. The ministry of the laver points us to the Word of God that gives us a true and clear image of ourselves as we are, as God sees us. The Holy Spirit uses the Word of God to convict us of sin. Psalm 139:23 Search me, O God and know my heart! Exam

Neale Quilliam delivered this morning’s sermon, themed “Belief”. Reverend Heidi Petersen is away. This episode is part of the Saint Barnabas United podcast, produced as a service to the community and friends of Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more South African podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered this morning’s sermon, on the third Sunday of Easter, entitled “Abiding in Christ”. The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen‘s harvest sermon is founded on Deuteronomy chapter 11: 8-15. It was created for the Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

The Saint Barnabas United Church set up this podcast as a learning platform for its 2020 confirmation class. For more podcasts from Saint Barnabas please visit the page. Candidates are asked to please watch the video, view the slideshow and submit the form. This is episode one on The Trinity.

We take a glimpse into the life and ministry of Reverend Heidi Petersen of the Saint Barnabas United Church. This forms part of the podcast ministry set up at the church. The weekly podcast features sermons with occasional profiles on aspects of ministry. Ours is a small church community. Many find value in the podcast, as a means to re-listen to a sermon or deepen one’s spiritual walk.

Charmaine Rayment is a voluntary missionary at Jews for Jesus. She has a real passion for worship ministry. Rayment has agreed to become a contributor to a podcast series called “A Life of Worship”. This is an introductory episode in a series exploring inside the tabernacle. Below, you will find some notes from the episode as well as the podcast itself. Enjoy listening. Notes from this episode Music performed by Sarah Liberman Shalom listeners! Over the next few weeks, we are going to go on a journey of Biblical worship. We can learn much about worship by studying the Tabernacle of Moses, the Tabernacle of David and the Psalms. So, let’s begin this journey at the entrance of the Tabernacle of Moses. The one and only entry point to the Tabernacle was the gate and in the same way the one and only entry point to worshiping God is through His Son Jesus (Yeshua). John 14:6 Jesus (Yeshua) said to him, “I am the way, and the truth and the life! No one comes to the Father except through me.” Just as there was one

Charmaine Rayment is a voluntary missionary at Jews for Jesus. She has a real passion for worship ministry. Rayment has agreed to become a contributor to a podcast series called “A Life of Worship”. This is the second teaching in a series devoted to the Tabernacle, looking at the brazen altar of sacrifice and how it fits into our journey of worship. Below, you will find some notes from the episode. Enjoy listening. Notes from this episode music by Petra Shalom listeners! Today we are going to look at the Brazen Altar and relate that to our journey of worship. THE BRAZEN ALTAR (SACRIFICE) The first item of furniture we find in the tabernacle is the Brazen Altar which points to Yeshua our sacrificial Lamb. John 1:29 The next day, John sees Yeshua coming to him, and says, “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!” Isaiah 53:7 He (Yeshua) was oppressed, and He was afflicted, yet He did not open his mouth. Like a lamb led to the slaughter, like a sheep before its shearers is silent, so He d

Under the theme “Love is rising again and again”, Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered the Easter sermon. It was created for the Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen preached the message for Good Friday. It was created for the Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen lead us through a moving re-enactment of the night of Jesus’ arrest. This Tenebrae Service was created for the Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

the coloured questionIt is said, that in South Africa, most people classified “coloured”, can only trace their parentage back about four generations. In order to fit in, people were forced to wipe out where they came from and who they were. And that’s why nobody in my family ever spoke of the famed Ouma Titties (at least not until it was safe to do so – until long after the dawn on democracy). Ouma TittiesThe podcast De Bijbel is part one in a series documenting my family tree. I come from a quintessential South African “coloured” family. Trevor Noah wrote a book on the subject. As a coloured person, little is known about ones black ancestry. This was a social necessity. So, when my mother alluded to a Zulu grandmother, I was intrigued to say the least. That first podcast is available below: The forced removalsAnd so next we explore another important chapter in my family history: The forced removals. This too is a lesser told story about the crime of apart hate. And this podcast helps anchor the story, by f

Reverend Heidi Petersen delivered the sermon on Palm Sunday. The Old Testament scripture reading was taken from the book of Zachariah chapter 9, verses 9-13. The New Testament Reading can be found in Luke 19:28-44. The Palm Sunday podcast was created for the Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen read from the Book of Romans 12 : 1-21. The Saint Barnabas United Church brings you this hospitality sermon as podcast. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.