In this final Missions Month feature, we dive into the urgency of the "4–14 Window" – the critical years where a child's worldview is formed. Leadership teams from across New Zion, including Gerard Payne, Bianca van Wyk, Thandi Gumbi, and Ps Nicolette van Wyk, share powerful testimonies of reaching vulnerable children.

From rebuilding storm-damaged homes in Tafelsig to distributing gift boxes and launching anointed children's music, discover why discipling children is a supreme kingdom mandate. It is time to stop waiting for the next generation to grow up and start washing their feet today.

In this Pentecost and Missions Sunday message, "An Army of Footwashers," Apostle Russell Toohey explores the ultimate call of the Great Commission. True world evangelism requires a movement of believers who, like Jesus, are armed with a basin and a towel!

Drawing from church history and global missions, this sermon challenges us to crucify our pride and live a life of sacrificial service. Discover how dying to self opens the door to global impact. Are you ready to join the army of footwashers?

In this powerful Sunday Sermon, Pastor Clint Luikies and his team (Emile, Nashwill, Damien, and Elton) share testimonies of radical transformation. Discover how their Restoration House rehabilitation program at RLabs Bridgetown uses no medication – relying entirely on the Bible, fasting, and intense prayer – to break the chains of drug addiction for 60 men.

Learn how God is moving in the hardest places and how true restoration is possible through the power of the Gospel. Join New Zion Hanover Park for this inspiring Missions Month feature on miraculous faith and recovery.

In this special Mother's Day edition, we celebrate the "Mighty Missions Mothers of Scripture & History." Discover the inspiring, sacrificial legacies of pioneering women like Ann Judson, Rachel Saint, and Elisabeth Elliot, who took the Gospel to the hardest places on earth.

Through their stories of forgiveness, translation, and fierce devotion, learn how mothers – both biological and spiritual – shape global missions. This sermon honours the resilience of women in ministry and challenges us all to love the lost "to the end" this Missions Month!

In today's sermon we launched into May ("Mission Month") by exploring the "four-dimensional" mission of the church – local, regional, continental, and global. Using John 13, Apostle Russell and speakers examined Jesus as the ultimate missionary who flipped worldly leadership by washing His disciples' feet.

Discover how surrender and "foot-washing" prayer are the foundations for making disciples. This episode sets the stage for a month of outreach, guest missionaries, and practical kingdom service. Are you ready to be girded with a towel and love "to the end"?

In this sermon, Apostle Russell Toohey examines the shift from being inwardly focused to becoming a community of Good Samaritans. Using the Parable of the Good Samaritan, he explores seven stages of care – from adopting the broken in prayer to the costly perseverance of discipleship.

Through the analogy of a difficult Friesian cow delivery, he illustrates why we need "spiritual midwives" to birth us into new stages of growth.

In "Others: Prayer that Makes Disciples," Apostle Russell Toohey explores the heart of the Great Commandment – loving our neighbours as ourselves. Inspired by William Booth’s iconic one-word telegram and the life-changing intercession of Dorothea Clapp for George Verwer, this message examines how prayer fuels global impact.

Listen to Apostle Russell Toohey dive into the Parable of the Good Samaritan to see how "intercession must come before intervention". Learn why sustained prayer is the key to turning dependants into disciples and creating a reservoir of grace for those in need.

In "The Door, The Doorkeepers & The Sheep," we explore the "Who’s Who" of evangelism. Discover how Jesus serves as both the Good Shepherd and the Door, while believers are called to be doorkeepers and ambassadors of reconciliation.

Drawing from John 10 and Acts 16, this message highlights practical indicators for outreach – such as "shaken foundations" or "loosed chains" – that signal an openness to the Gospel. Learn how to partner with God to lead "lost sheep" toward spiritual breakthroughs and family salvation this Easter season. Are you ready to be a doorkeeper for your household?