Hatfield Christian Church

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.

Hatfield Christian Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Hatfield Christian Church, a religion show with 500 episodes published.

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  His & Hers | Louis Kotzé

  Sep 7, 202651 min

  Men and women – made in God’s image, made for each other, and yet, as Proverbs puts it, still something of a mystery to one another. In this message, Pastor Louis explores what it means that we’re ‘one, yet two’ – one humanity, bearing one image, expressed in two distinct ways. We take an honest look at a passage many of us find puzzling or uncomfortable: 1 Corinthians 11, and Paul’s teaching on head coverings in worship. Rather than dismissing it as outdated or applying it woodenly, we dig into its context – Paul’s concern for decorum, order, and honour in public worship – to understand what it reveals about how God designed men and women to relate, honour one another, and reflect Him together. Because ultimately, this isn’t about our differences dividing us. It’s about how men and women, distinct yet united, carry God’s image together – in worship, in mission, and in the everyday spaces we share. Subscribe & Share

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  The empowered church | Louis Kotzé

  Aug 31, 202640 min

  As we end another Faith Promise pledge season, Pastor Louis looks at a simple but sobering reality: the further something moves from its centre, the harder it usually becomes to maintain its integrity. Most organisations that expand lose quality. Yet for 2 000 years, the Church has done the opposite – pushing consistently outward from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, without losing what it started with. How? Because the Church doesn’t rely on centralised control – it relies on one Saviour, and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. We’re not a head office; we’re a hospital that heals, a training camp that equips, and a sending base that releases people onto their frontlines – carrying the same anointing described in Isaiah 61: good news for the poor, freedom for the captives, healing for the broken-hearted. We’ll hear a remarkable story of whole-life discipleship – of a life transformed not just spiritually, but practically, financially, relationally – as we see what it looks like when someone healed, restored, and equipped is fully sent. Join us and Pastor Louis as we discover what it means to be an empowered – and empowering – Church. Subscribe & Share

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  Frontline stories | Dr Rodwell Jacha

  Aug 24, 202641 min

  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 of realisation, costly obedience, and the difference between a door that looks good and a door that carries God’s assignment. This is a message about the mission field hiding in plain sight – your workplace, your influence, your everyday relationships – and what it looks like to say, ‘Here am I. Send me.’ Subscribe & Share

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  The gift of mission | Howard Williams

  Aug 17, 202640 min

  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 are few.’ It’s an invitation that still stands today as we go across the street, and across the globe. Mission is never just a project we fund from a distance. It’s a gift we’re invited into – an overflow of a life connected to the One who has already gone ahead of us. As we begin this year’s Faith Promise season, we ask: what does it look like for each of us to give ourselves to the harvest in front of us? Join us as we open our hearts to God’s mission near and far. Subscribe & Share

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  Generosity, gratitude and me | Louis Kotzé

  Aug 9, 202647 min

  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 closely connected than we realise? In this final message of our short series, Pastor Louis traces that process – and we discover a surprising truth: the person who changes most through generosity might not be the one receiving it. Subscribe & Share

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