Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu talks about the blood that never lose its power. drawn from Revelation 12:11. He emphasizes that the blood of Jesus carries unmatched power and offers countless benefits to those who place their faith in it. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches from Joshua 6:1-5, 20, where God instructs the Israelites to shout loudly after the trumpets sound on the seventh day, following six days of marching around Jericho. He emphasizes that just as the Israelites needed obedience and perseverance to see God’s promise fulfilled, we too must be prepared to go through tests and challenges before stepping into what God has promi...

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches that life's challenges serve as a test of character. He encourages believers not to lose heart or fail this test. Drawing from Joshua 5:13-15 and 6:1-5, he highlights God’s promise to Joshua: "As I was with Moses, so I will be with you." Often, God reveals the outcome but leaves the journey's details unclear. Even in difficult battles, we are never alone—God will interv...

Pastor Bongani Ntuli speaks on conquering the "Goliaths" in our lives, referencing 1 Samuel 17:45-47. Each of us faces different kinds of challenges or "Goliaths," but they must be defeated. David boldly declared to the Philistine, "You come against me with sword, spear, and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty." Let us approach every Goliath in our lives with the power...

Pastor Bongani Ntuli speaks on the call to be strong and courageous, drawing from Joshua 1:5-9, where God assures Joshua, "No one will be able to stand against you all the days of your life." God is ever-faithful, steadfastly keeping His promises. What He has spoken over our lives, He will surely bring to fulfillment. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli teaches on the Lord’s deliverance in Exodus 10:7-28, highlighting how God liberated the Israelites from Pharaoh’s harsh oppression. Even amid their suffering, the Israelites remained faithful, never forgetting their God, who both heard and saw their cries. In response, God intervened with mighty acts of deliverance. Pastor Ntuli reminds us that, like the Israelites, our help a...

Dr. Mary Masina is urging us to rise in prayer, reminding us of the power that prayer holds and affirming that God answers the prayers of His people. Drawing from James 5:15-17, she emphasizes that the prayer of a righteous person, when offered in faith, is powerful and effective. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina emphasizes that the Lord is fully aware of what we are going through, drawing from Nahum 1:7, which says, "The LORD is good, a refuge in times of trouble. He cares for those who trust in Him." As we navigate the various seasons of life, including the tough and painful ones, it’s important to remember that no matter how overwhelming our troubles may be, God sees, understands, and we...

Pastor Bongani Ntuli emphasizes that Christ is always with us, using Luke 24:13-35 to illustrate this truth. He points out that there are experiences in life we must go through, just as the two men on the road to Emmaus were disheartened by the events they had witnessed. Jesus approached them in their sadness and confusion, speaking words that reignited their hope and understanding. Pastor Ntuli e...

Pastor Bongani Moyo continues his teaching on the death of Lazarus from John 11:28-44, drawing three key lessons: The Death of Lazarus as the Spirit of Death/Stagnation: He likens Lazarus' death to a spirit of stagnation in life. When reflecting on your life, you may find yourself in the same position you were 10 years ago, unable to progress. Lazarus in the Closed Tomb as the Spirit of Rejection:...

Dr. Mary Masina teaches on fighting the good fight of faith, drawing from 2 Timothy 4:7-8, where Paul reflects on his life of service to Christ, standing firm until the very end as he senses his life approaching its conclusion. She underscores that, like Paul, believers will face moments where their faith is tested and shaken, but they must make a conscious effort to continue trusting in the Lord,...

Dr. Mary Masina speaks on the importance of standing firm in prayer, drawing from Nehemiah 1:1-6; 2:17 - 20. In this passage, the few survivors of the fire were in deep distress and suffering. Nehemiah, burdened by the broken walls of Jerusalem, felt the weight of their pain. While some came to join him in rebuilding the city, others opposed the effort. Despite the opposition, Nehemiah remained st...

Dr. Mary Masina teaches on the importance of strengthening and encouraging one another, drawing from Acts 14:22. She emphasizes the need to remain steadfast in both the Word and in faith, as life on earth is marked by trials, tribulations, and seemingly unbearable circumstances. Using Ecclesiastes 3:1, she highlights that there is a reason and purpose for everything under the sun. Above all, she r...

Pastor Bongani Moyo continues teaching from the story of Lazarus in John 11:11-13, highlighting that what people may consider dead, Jesus refers to as merely sleeping. This illustrates that the way we perceive situations is different from how God sees them. Our challenges are never a surprise to God, and His perspective and actions transcend our human understanding. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina is teaching on the importance of trusting in the Lord, drawing from 2 Kings 7:3-14. She emphasizes that God is able to make a way even when it seems like there is no way. The story of the four lepers illustrates this truth—they reasoned that staying where they were would lead to death, and going into the famine-stricken city would result in the same. In their desperation, they deci...

Dr. Mary Masina is teaching about being set apart, drawing from Genesis 11:1-14. We will focus on the phrase, "They settled and dwelt there," reflecting how they forgot God's command in Genesis 1:28 to be fruitful, multiply, and fill the earth. Often, we too become comfortable with where we are, forgetting God's call for growth and expansion. We settle in various areas of our lives, including our...

Pastor Bongani Moyo, drawing from the story of Lazarus in John 11:4-7, teaches that God's love surpasses any circumstance we face. Unlike the transactional love common in today's society—where affection is often tied to what one can give—God's love remains constant, unconditional, and unaffected by material conditions or external factors. Moyo also highlights that even in difficult situations, God...

Pastor Bongani Moyo, referencing John 11:1-6 and the story of Lazarus, teaches that life's challenges—whether they involve health, finances, business, or marriage—can affect anyone, regardless of their spiritual standing. Being saved or loving the Lord does not exempt one from facing difficulties. Every individual has a unique path, yet we all move toward the same ultimate destination. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu emphasizes the power in the name of Jesus Christ, as declared in Acts 4:12: "Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved." When we pray in the name of Jesus, we access this power—demons are rebuked, and situations are changed. In John 14:13-14, Jesus assures us, "Whatever you ask in My name, that I will d...

Pastor Bongani Ntuli emphasizes God's everlasting love as described in Romans 8:31-39. He explains that God's love is both deep and wide, encompassing everyone. As the Bible declares in 1 John 4:8, "God is love." This love is most profoundly demonstrated in John 3:16: "For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son..." True love is marked by sacrifice, and God’s ultimate sacrifice sh...

Pastor Bongani Ntuli continues his teaching on worshiping God for who He is. In Job 2:1-10, Satan once again attempts to discredit Job’s character, but Job unwaveringly upholds his integrity. We should not be defined by the things we possess, as they come and go. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli teaches the importance of worshipping God for who He is, regardless of our circumstances. Drawing from Job 1:1-22, he highlights how God boasted to Satan about Job's unwavering faith. Even after Satan was granted permission to test him severely, Job continued to worship God, demonstrating that true worship isn't dependent on favorable situations, but on God's unchanging nature...

Pastor J.M. Mahlangu poses a crucial question: "Has the Holy Spirit come upon you? If so, how and when? If not, why?" As believers, children of God, we need the power of the Holy Spirit as our source according to the book of Acts 1: 8 Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu emphasizes the importance of living a holy life, drawing from 1 Peter 1:13-16. He encourages us to be people of self-control, with minds that are sober and fully alert. We are called to live in a way that reflects God's holiness, aligning our thoughts and actions with His will. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina reflects on the moment when Jesus declared, "My food is to do the will of Him who sent me" (John 4:34). This statement is part of the story of the Samaritan woman, whom Jesus encountered at the well. In their conversation, Jesus reveals to her, "I who speak to you am He," affirming that He is the Messiah she had been expecting (John 4:26). The Samaritan woman, weary of her life and...