Mphatlalatsane
Listeners can expect a fresh Word from God early in the morning every weekday. Pastors from different denominations join us to teach the Word of God.
The prophet of God, answered "don't be afraid"
Pastor Zani Dladla is discussing 2 Kings 6:15-18, where the prophet of God reassures his servant by saying, "Do not be afraid, for those who are with us are more than those who are with them." Let's take courage in our situations that we are not alone, but there's an…
Elisha the prophet of God
Pastor Zani Dladla discusses the story of Elisha, the prophet of God, as recounted in 2 Kings 6:8-12, where Elisha traps the blinded Arameans. He emphasizes that there are prophets who seek to profit from you, but there are also those who are genuinely doing the will of God.
Micah
Pastor Gwen Matshoba talks about Micah's Judges 17 : 1 - 2 The name "Micah" means "Who is like Yahweh?" or "Who is like God?". In this narrative, Micah's mother initially curses the thief who took her silver, not knowing it was her son. Once Micah confesses to taking the…
Seek God in the days of your youth
Pastor Gwen Matshoba speaks on Ecclesiastes 12:1, emphasizing the importance of seeking God in the days of your youth. She highlights that even the young can grow weary, stumble, and fall, underscoring the need to seek God's strength and guidance early in life.
Different kinds of prayers #2
Pastor Gwen Matshoba continues her teachings on the different kinds of prayers, drawing from 1 Kings 18:23-39. Just as Elijah offered his sacrifice on the altar to exalt the one true God, so should our prayers and sacrifices be made with the intention of glorifying Him. God responds to prayers…
Praise the Lord
Pastor Zani Dladla discusses the importance of praising the Lord, referencing Psalm 148:1-13. This passage emphasizes that the Lord's splendor surpasses both the earth and the heavens.
Freedom in Christ
Pastor Zani Dladla discusses the concept of freedom in Christ, as highlighted in Galatians 5:1. He emphasizes the importance of managing Christian freedom responsibly.
Your eyes see, your ears hear
Bishop Lucky Moloantoa reflects on Matthew 13:16, emphasizing the profound blessing of perceiving God's presence in our lives and hearing His word. He reminds us that prophets and seers longed to witness and hear these divine revelations but were unable to. This privilege highlights the unique grace bestowed upon us…
Returning back to Egypt
Bishop Lucky Moloantoa speaks about turning back to Egypt, drawing from Acts 7:38-40. Stephen explained to those who had received Jesus and those seeking salvation, who Jesus Christ is. Despite Moses having a word from God to encourage them, there were those who refused to listen. When you hear a…
The unknown God
Bishop Lucky Moloantoa addresses the concept of the "unknown God" as mentioned in Acts 17:16-23. In this passage, Paul, while waiting in Athens, was deeply troubled by the city's rampant idol worship. Paul saw that the people were searching for something greater, but their pursuit led them to worship various…
The house of the Lord
Bishop Lucky Moloantoa speaks on the significance of the house of the Lord, drawing from Psalms 82:1-2 and the words of David: "I was glad when they said unto me, 'Let us go into the house of the Lord.'" Today, many do not share this same enthusiasm when invited to…
Different kinds of prayers #1
Pastor Gwen Matshoba teaches about different kinds of prayers, drawing from Matthew 7:8, which states, "For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened." She addresses the question of why some of our prayers seem to go unanswered…
The empty seat
Bishop Moloantoa reflects on 1 Samuel 20:17, highlighting the deep bond between Jonathan and David. Jonathan entered into a covenant with David, warning him of his father's plans because of his profound love for him. Today, the devil rejoices when church pews are empty, as he sows fear and gives…
The forsaken house of the Lord
Bishop Moloantoa reflects on the theme of the forsaken house of the Lord, drawing from Psalms 137:1-9. He reminds us that Babylon was a place of captivity for the Israelites, who composed this psalm in their exile. Similarly, he observes that today's church often feels like a place where one…
No room for Jesus
Bishop Moloantoa discusses Luke 2:1-7, focusing on the events in Bethlehem. The decree commanded all inhabitants of Bethlehem to return to their hometown for a census. Bethlehem, known as the city of bread, holds significant symbolism as Jesus Christ, who was born there, is the Bread of Life.
How lovely is your dwelling place O lord almighty #2
Pastor Zani Dladla continues to reflects on the beauty of God's dwelling place, Psalms 84 : 8 - 12 "'O Lord God of hosts, hear my prayer; Give ear, O God of Jacob! Selah. ' Your place of worship is the house of the Lord. Do you love your place…
How lovely is your dwelling place O lord almighty #1
Pastor Zani Dladla reflects on the beauty of God's dwelling place, as expressed in the phrase, Psalms 84 : 1 - 7 "How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord Almighty." He then poses a thought-provoking question: Are you dwelling in the house of the Lord?
Importance of Pentecost
Pastor Gwen Matshoba talks about the importance of Pentecost. Pentecost is a major festival in the Christian church, celebrated on the 50th day of Easter. It commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles and other disciples of Jesus Christ. The name Pentecost comes from the Greek word…
Importance of Ascension day #2
Pastor Gwen Matshoba continues in the series of the importance of Ascension Day. Ephesians 4 : 7 - 16 "Grace has been given apportioned, when He ascended on High, He led captivity captive, and He gave gifts to man."
Importance of Ascension Day #1
Pastor Gwen Matshoba is talking about commemorating Ascension Day which happens 40 days after the resurrection of Jesus. Galatians 3 "We are all one in Jesus Christ."