Tyrell Haag

Background

About Tyrell Haag

I am a pastor, with experience in church planting, and currently undertaking church revitilisation. The Lord graciously saved me as a child and after various trials and blessings, He worked in my life to the end that in 2004 I began working as a Youth Pastor. At the end of 2007, I was called as a student Pastor to Constantia Park Baptist Church where I worked with a wonderful eldership and under a godly pastor, Martin Holdt. At the end of 2008, I was called as an associate Pastor at the same Church and continued to serve there. At the beginning of 2011, the Lord laid it on my heart, along with a friend of mine, to plant a church in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg. We began services at Heritage Baptist Church on the 2nd of January 2011. Since then I have been called to Canada at the beginning of 2021 to undertake a church revitalization work in the midst of the secular environment that makes up Canada I have an Honours degree from the Baptist Theological College of Southern Africa, I have also done course work for a Master’s in Nouthetic (Biblical) Counselling. I have a passion for apologetic and polemical issues. I enjoy theology so much as it brings glory to my Saviour Jesus Christ. My personal confession of faith is mostly in keeping with the “1689 Baptist Confession”. I long to see the Gospel permeate my community, and I am convinced of its power to change lives and bring real hope. It indeed is the power of God unto Salvation (Romans 1:16). It is my prayer that by God’s grace Canada's statistical number of Christians would increase by 5-10% during my term of service here, either by the slow faithful progress of the Gospel or by sudden revivals that God sees fit to bless parts of the earth with. The Lord has used me on various TV and radio programs. At the moment,I lead weekly discussion/educational radio program on Radio Pulpit called "Table Talk with Tyrell". It’s topics centered on the juncture of faith and culture. Alongside that, Radio Pulpit broadcasted two of my sermons for a weekly radio show called ‘Word to the World’, which since my move to Canada, has been reduced to one. I have lectured part-time at the Baptist Theological College in apologetics and evangelism which I thoroughly enjoedy. The Lord has given me a beautiful wife and three wonderful children. Together we strive to see the Gospel and sound theology make progress in the communities He has placed us in. To God alone be the Glory.