Charismatic sermons with urgent pastoral fire.
The Tribe Church gathers sermons and service messages from a charismatic Christian community in Johannesburg. Its teaching moves from Bible passage to personal response, pressing themes of grace, covenant, holiness, prayer, and the love of God into everyday conduct.
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The Tribe Church preserves the feel of a live charismatic church meeting rather than a packaged religion podcast. The messages come from Sunday gatherings in Johannesburg, with worship atmosphere, congregational response, prayer, Scripture reading, story, and occasional ceremony all still present in the audio. It is direct. Speakers do not usually circle a topic from a detached teaching desk; they press it toward repentance, courage, maturity, and practical obedience. Recent episodes move through faith righteousness, covenant marriage, spiritual discipline, following Christ, communion, purity, and the love of God. Grace is a major thread, especially where faith is contrasted with legalism, performance, and self-effort. But grace is not treated as passivity. The teaching repeatedly insists that Christian identity should reshape conduct, from prayer and worship to relationships, sexual purity, humility, forgiveness, and service. The rhythm is often urgent and repetitive. A speaker may begin with a run, a wedding, a word, a video shown the previous week, or a moment in worship, then turn that scene into a spiritual principle for the whole church. Scripture is central and frequently becomes immediate exhortation. The show also leans into charismatic vocabulary: presence, fire, victory, warfare, prophecy, healing, and the kingdom of God. Its emotional range is broad. Some stretches are tender, especially around shame, brokenness, family, and the Father’s love. Others are blunt, warning against pride, compromise, spiritual laziness, and patterns that imitate the surrounding culture. The result is intimate, fervent, and communal, with the listener effectively overhearing a church family being challenged from inside its own language and convictions. The strongest fit is not casual comparative religion. It is for people drawn to Spirit-filled Christian preaching that expects doctrine to become lived obedience.
Made for: Best for Christians who want live-service preaching rooted in Scripture, worship, grace, holiness, and practical discipleship. It especially suits listeners comfortable with charismatic language and direct moral exhortation.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the texture of the room: prayer, repetition, local names, congregational response, and sermon momentum remain intact. Its distinct pull is the combination of grace-centered teaching with forceful calls to covenant, purity, spiritual discipline, and visible maturity.
We are a Bible-believing, Spirit-filled church in the Muldersdrift area, Johannesburg. We value family, joy, authenticity, and most of all, the presence of God. Our conviction is that we are saved purely by the Grace of God- the gift of salvation which Jesus gave us when He died on the cross to atone for our sinful nature- and that we are created for good works through faith.These teachings are from our Sunday morning meetings. We trust that you will be ministered to by them!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Charismatic sermons connect scripture, testimony and prayer to forgiveness, spiritual discipline and life within a church community.
The Tribe Church treats preaching as an immediate call to practice. Its messages move through grace, divine love, spiritual resistance and good works, usually bringing biblical teaching back to the choices and pressures of ordinary life.
A 5K that became a run turns into a nudge to build your prayer stamina.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A direct, grace-centered message on faith righteousness, self-effort, and living conviction through daily spiritual pressure.
This single-episode review frames faith righteousness as the center of the Christian life, with Galatians 3:12 used to set faith against law and self-effort.
A sermon casts spiritual stamina as a daily practice of prayer, presence, and worship.
The episode frames spiritual discipline as training, starting with a 5K walk that turns into a run and quickly reveals the gap between remembered fitness and present limits.
A sermon on repentance, purity, discipline, and public Christian life.
This sermon frames divine love as something that draws people out of sin and into a faith lived in the open, not tucked away as a private possession.
A church-centered message on how God's love reshapes obedience, vulnerability, and life in a grace-shaped community.
The Tribe Church message frames God's love as the foundation for vulnerability, healing, and obedience. It moves from the body's eventual putting off and the spirit's newness toward the soul's renewal in a broken world, then rests on Jesus in the garden, where "not my will"…
A Johannesburg church sermon turns Emmanuel into a call to expect the Holy Spirit to move.
Mark's message at Tribe Church in Johannesburg frames the Holy Spirit's presence as something Christian faith has to live under, not merely agree with.
A warm, insistent call to recover spiritual purpose and keep walking in love, faith, and good works.
Romans 12 anchors a brisk congregational message about prophetic vision, spiritual family, and the good works that follow salvation. The speaker brings faith into everyday life through hospitality, generosity, parenting, friendship, and testimony, while making clear that none of…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A speaker exhorts listeners to maintain a prophetic vision for their lives based on God's word, warning that without it, people cast off restraints.
A sermon explaining that the church is the body of Christ, called to advance against the gates of hell and reclaim what was lost in Eden.
Renee shares her journey from worldly dance to worshiping God through dance.
A sermon about submitting to God's authority through the Holy Spirit and the Word, using a policeman's authority as an analogy.
Mark Dupont, an international minister since 1982, speaks at Tribe Church in Johannesburg about the person and power of the Holy Spirit.
Rob Rufus speaks about experiencing God's presence and righteousness through faith at Tribe Church in Johannesburg.
A pastor officiates a wedding ceremony, emphasizing the importance of marriage as a covenant reflecting God's relationship with humanity.
A pastor encourages spiritual stamina through prayer, using a personal running story to illustrate overcoming laziness.
A sermon from Tribe Church in Johannesburg about the transformative fire of God and the call to respond to His word, based on 1 John 2.
A church leader discusses the true measure of success in God's kingdom as faithfulness, illustrated by a pastor's 37 years of preaching.
“Practice makes permanent”: the sermon ties 1 John 2:28–3:3 to daily obedience, not just information.
The Tribe Church in Johannesburg frames "The Love of God" around four kinds of love: storge, phileo, eros, and agape.
The Tribe Church message, “Success in God's Kingdom- Part 1,” argues that kingdom success should be measured by faithfulness rather than attendance, visibility, or public results.
Mark Dupont speaks at Tribe Church about hosting God's presence and living by kingdom patterns.
A sermon about receiving and possessing the inheritance God has for us through co-inheriting with Christ.