Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli emphasizes the promise found in Romans 10:11-13, where the Scriptures reassure us with these powerful words: "Anyone who believes in Him (God) will never be put to shame." This passage offers profound encouragement, reminding us that true faith in God ensures that we will not be disgraced or disappointed. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli shares a message titled "More Like Jesus," drawing from Galatians 5:16-25. In this passage, the Apostle Paul writes to the Galatians, and by extension to us today, urging us to imitate Christ and strive to be like Him. Paul emphasizes that our actions reveal whether we are walking in the flesh or in the Spirit. The works of the flesh are evident, but Paul encourages us to walk...

Dr. Mary Masina continues her discussion on Esther 2, posing the powerful question, "Where are the Esthers of today?" She draws parallels between the stories of Esther and Ruth, highlighting their perseverance through challenging journeys. Reflecting on Ecclesiastes 3:1, which reminds us that everything under the sun has a purpose, Dr. Mary encourages us not to give up when faced with difficulties...

Dr. Mary Masina discusses Esther 2, posing the question, "Where are the Esthers of today?" Esther grew up in a challenging environment, where her people were enslaved, and she tragically lost her parents at a young age. She was adopted by her cousin Mordecai, who raised her and taught her how to navigate the difficulties of life. When the opportunity arose to compete for the position of Queen, Mor...

Pastor J.M. Mahlangu addresses the crucial issue of breaking the chains of unbelief and repeated backsliding, referencing Matthew 13:58: "And he did not do many miracles there because of their lack of faith." He emphasizes that many people accept the Lord as their Savior but struggle to maintain a steadfast life in God and remain true believers. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J.M. Mahlangu addresses the topic of breaking the chains of generational curses, drawing from Deuteronomy 5:9-10: "You shall not bow down and serve other gods, for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, punishing the children for the sin of the parents to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, but showing love to a thousand generations of those who love me and keep my comman...

Pastor J M Mahlangu speaks of whoever does not find God, hurts his soul. Proverbs 8: 36 "But he who sins against me injures himself"/ All who hate me, love death" meaning those who miss the chance of finding God, hurt themselves. You cannot do this life without God; life has no meaning without Him. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu talks about "who's side are you on"? in the book of Joshua 5:13-19; and Matthew 6:24 "And it came to pass, when Joshua was by Jericho, that he lifted his eyes and looked, and behold, a Man stood opposite him with His sword drawn in His hand. And Joshua went to Him and said to Him, “Are You for us or for our adversaries?” This passage highlights the importance of choosing a side...

Pastor Bongani Moyo talks about the evil spirits which can be found everywhere and in people. Through the power of Christ, these spirits can be driven out of our lives, as described in Luke 11: 24 -26 Tsa Matsha

Dr Mary Masina teaches about declaring the word of God with authority. Reading from the book of Jeremiah 22:29; Romans 8 : 19 - 22 and Job 22 - 26 Genesis 1 : from 27 God has given us power, dominion and authority over everything. Let us declare the word of God with power and authority given to us. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina teaches about the call to serve and the importance of continuing in that service. She references 1 Samuel 16:10-16, highlighting how David continued to serve his father even after being chosen and anointed as king. She advises believers to resist the temptations of pride and status, emphasizing that we should remain humble and committed to our calling to serve. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina discusses David's battle against Goliath from 1 Samuel 17:34, emphasizing that no Goliath is beyond your strength. She encourages us by affirming that we possess the power, dominion, and authority to overcome every Goliath in our lives. She addresses the questions: "Who are these Goliaths?" or "What is this Goliath?" Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu speaks on the importance of holding on to God when life feels chaotic and things don't make sense. He reassures us that God never fails, drawing from Psalm 143:4-7 and Romans 8:38-39. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu draws from Isaiah 54:17 and John 16:33 to emphasize God's assurance: "No weapon formed against you shall prosper." This declaration invites us to walk boldly and confidently in God's promises. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu talks about the attack that we experience as the church of God through the negligence of believers. James 4 : 7; Revelations 2 : 1 - 7; Rev 2 : 12 - 17; James 3 : 1 - 6 Tsa Matsha

Pastor J.M. Mahlangu teaches about being held by the God who rescues, drawing on Psalm 18:16-28 and Luke 1:68-79. He reminds the saints that no matter the situation, they are never alone. Referencing Psalm 13:4-5, he encourages believers to trust in God's unwavering presence and deliverance. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J.M. Mahlangu emphasizes the importance of staying dependent on Jesus Christ, highlighting the reality of the spiritual battle we face. He references Proverbs 27:12 and Psalm 34:4-7 to illustrate the need for vigilance and trust in God's protection. He also cites Ephesians 6:12-13, reminding us that our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces, urging us to put...

Pastor Bongani Moyo highlighted the power of consistency, drawing from Acts 3:6-10. He emphasized the significance of maintaining regular prayer, describing it as a vital channel through which God intervenes supernaturally in human affairs. Pastor Moyo also spoke about the transformative power of divine encounters with those anointed by God. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo delivers a powerful message based on Acts 3:2-11, urging believers to arise and walk. He emphasizes that prayer should be the lifestyle of a believer, we believe God regardless of the circumstances. He's talking to people who had dreams that were aborted in the conception stage, even if it was birth, but doesn't seem the same as original. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo continues his discussion on the power of consistency, focusing on Luke 18:1-8. He emphasizes that prayer is the system God uses to answer His children. Today, the message centers on the parable of the persistent widow who repeatedly sought justice from the judge. The pastor encourages us to persist in our prayers and trust that God will intervene in our situations. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo discusses the power of consistency, drawing from Luke 18:1-8. In this parable, Jesus encourages persistence in prayer, emphasizing that we should always pray and never lose heart. Prayer is a divine system that connects humanity with God, allowing the Holy Spirit to translate and present our petitions to Him. This heavenly system is effective and yields results. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina discusses the abundance of the harvest, referencing Luke 10:2: "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore, pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest." In verse 1, it is written, "After this, the Lord appointed seventy others and sent them on ahead of him," This signifies Jesus appointing them to undertake the work of the har...

Dr. Mary Masina speaks about the authority granted to humanity. She references Luke 10:19, highlighting how Jesus frequently taught the Word, instructing His disciples about the harvest and the power of prayer. Jesus emphasized that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few, and assured them that they have been given authority to tread on serpents and scorpions. Therefore, we should not be...

Dr. Mary Masina emphasizes the importance of prayer, citing Luke 18:1 and James 5:16. Jesus encouraged continuous prayer, urging people not to lose heart or grow weary. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. Therefore, we should always pray for all the Lord's people and all situations, so that there may be peace. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina emphasizes the importance of constant prayer, drawing from Luke 18:1, which urges us to always pray and not lose heart. She teaches that we should pray in all seasons—both in times of prosperity and in times of difficulty. We should cultivate a habit of prayer and immerse ourselves in the Word of God when things are going well, so that we are spiritually fortified and prepared when...