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Pastor Bongani Ntuli speaks on the transformative power of Christ in his sermon "Christ Who Restores," based on Acts 9:32-43. He emphasizes that when Christ encounters our paralyzed or hopeless situations, profound changes occur, and healing takes place. The miracles performed by Christ draw people to Him, showcasing His divine power and mercy. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli discusses Proverbs 29:25, which states, "The fear of man brings a snare." He explains that the devil often entices us with things that appear good, but ultimately lead to our destruction. When we fear man, we set ourselves up for a trap, falling into situations that can harm us. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli speaks about our life being hidden in Christ, drawing from Colossians 3:1-3. He emphasizes that Christ's resurrection is our resurrection too. Therefore, we should seek and yearn for the things above, where Christ is seated. Our lives should reflect God's presence, letting those around us see that there is life and survival within us because of Him. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli talks about our rock of salvation. Psalms 18 : 2; Psalms 62 : 2 We need to be personal with God, knowing/understanding your experience with Him, own Him as your God. David saw God being his strength and his rock. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina discusses Mark 11:23-24, emphasizing faith. Following Jesus cursing the fig tree, He aimed to cultivate the disciples' faith. Jesus addresses the daily challenges of life, teaching that we are endowed with the power to pray, speak the word, and command our situations. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina discusses 1 Corinthians 15:58, emphasizing the importance of standing firm in faith, remaining steadfast, and wholeheartedly dedicating ourselves to the work of the Lord. She encourages believers to let nothing move them from their commitment to God's work. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J. M. Mahlangu addresses the issue of breaking the chains of worldliness and carnality. He emphasizes that these issues pose significant problems for many Christians, causing them to become double-minded, fostering enmity with God, and ultimately leading to spiritual death. This aligns with the message in James 4:4, which warns against friendship with the world as it equates to enmity with...

Pastor J. M. Mahlangu speaks about breaking the chains of disobedience and rebellion. He refers to Isaiah 1:19-20, which says, "If you are willing and obedient, you shall eat the good of the land; but if you refuse and rebel, you shall be devoured by the sword, for the mouth of the Lord has spoken." In most times we experience difficulties in our lives because of disobedience to the word of God. H...

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches about the Exodus night, as described in Exodus 12:37-41. The term "Exodus" means departure, referring to the Israelites' journey out of Egypt. Notably, they left in far greater numbers than when they initially arrived. This story reminds us not to despise humble beginnings. That night they never believed what was happening to them, after so many years in captivity. That...

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches about the history of Passover, referencing Exodus 12:11-14 and 1 Corinthians 5:7. He explains that the journey of the children of Israel serves as a symbol for our Christian journey, illustrating how God has brought us out of darkness and into the light through Jesus Christ. Just as the Israelites were delivered by the blood of the Passover lamb, we are redeemed by the...

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches from Exodus 7-12, emphasizing that God declares your enemies will recognize His sovereignty as He delivers you from your circumstances. God's intervention in your life is intended to liberate you so that you may worship and offer sacrifices to Him. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches from Exodus 6:28-30 and 7:1-7, highlighting the journey of the children of Israel. He emphasizes how God often chooses the unacceptable, the weak, the ineloquent, and the disabled to fulfill His purposes. Despite Moses' perceived shortcomings, God declared to him, "I have made you like God to Pharaoh." Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo continues his teaching on the concept of Favor, drawing from Exodus 3:21. He explains that favor is found in two places: from God and from man. Referencing Psalms 115:16, "Heaven is His throne, and the earth is given unto the children of men," Pastor Moyo emphasizes that everything we need in life is in the hands of man. Therefore, when we receive favor from God, we should also...

Pastor Bongani Ntuli, referencing 1 Samuel 1-28, teaches about the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone. He emphasizes that the pain you are experiencing is not meant to destroy you but to propel you forward. It's a call to action, encouraging you to move beyond your current situation and embrace the challenges ahead. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Ntuli teaches about the flow of the Holy Spirit, using John 4:13-15 as a reference. In this passage, Jesus is working to restore the relationship between the Jews and the Samaritans. He emphasizes that if the woman knew who she was speaking to, she would understand His divine nature and the gift of living water He offers. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina teaches about the importance of holding on to Christ, regardless of whether our situations align with our expectations. She draws from the story of Ruth in chapter 1, where Ruth's unwavering commitment to Naomi and her faith in God serve as a powerful example of steadfast devotion in the face of uncertainty. Tsa Matsha

Dr. Mary Masina teaches about the Holy Spirit by referencing Acts 1:4, 8, and 14. Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He commanded His disciples to stay in Jerusalem, telling them, "Not long from now, you will receive what my Father has promised." This promise is the baptism of the Holy Spirit. She explains who the Holy spirit is. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu teaches about the covenant in the book of James 4 : 4 We cannot serve two masters, "Do you not know that friendship with the World, is enmity with God." We can be enemies with people but make sure that you do not become an enemy with God. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu teaches about the book of Obadiah 1 : 17 Exodus 1 : 13 - 14 God will remember you as He did with the children of Israel, when He heard their cry. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu shares a profound insight on 2 Chronicles 20:15-17, emphasizing that the battles, problems, misery, and sorrow we encounter are not ours to fight. He encourages entrusting these challenges to God. Do not fight for yourself, give/leave It to God. Tsa Matsha

Pastor J M Mahlangu expounds on Philippians 3:10 and Luke 24:5, highlighting the profound truth of Christ's resurrection: "Why seek the living among the dead?" Jesus triumphed over death and sin through His resurrection, demonstrating His victory and life beyond the confines of the tomb. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches about revering the Lord, drawing from Exodus 1:20-21. He emphasizes the importance of discerning how to navigate challenging situations, acknowledging that while we may encounter difficulties, we must also learn how to overcome them/ or how to get out of them. Tsa Matsha

Pastor Bongani Moyo talks about destiny helpers, Exodus 2 : 23 - 25 Exodus means coming out. "God heard the Israelites groaning and he remembered his covenant with Abraham, with Isaac and with Jacob. 25 So God looked on the Israelites and was concerned about them." God can also hear you. Tsa Matsha

As Pastor Bongani Moyo teaches from Exodus 2:23-25, remember that just as God heard the groans of the Israelites in their distress, He still hears and sees your situation as His child. Trust in His ability to intervene and bring forth people who will support and uplift you in your journey," destiny helpers. Tsa Matsha

In his teachings on favor, Pastor Bongani Moyo refers to Exodus 3:21, reminding us that though situations may appear stubborn, God's authority prevails. Expect to receive favor; you won't leave empty-handed from such circumstances. Tsa Matsha