At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo preached about the importance of soul winning and understanding God's heart for people to be saved. He taught that every Christian must be intentional, persistent and determined in bringing others to Christ, even when some people may be difficult to reach. Using the transformation of Paul, he showed that we should never judge what God can do through a person because someone who seems unlikely can become a powerful agent of change in God's kingdom. Apostle Makopo also emphasised that Christians cannot simply carry the name of Christ while remaining silent about their faith, but must actively serve in God's business of bringing souls to Him. He concluded by reminding believers that prayer, boldness and a willingness to answer God's call are essential if we are to become effective soul winners.

How you start matters, but how you finish matters more.

In this powerful message, Ps Sam unpacks what it truly takes to finish the race God has set before us. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1, 2 Timothy 4:6–8, and 1 Corinthians 9:24, he reminds us that a vision without endurance is just a dream that never lands, and that finishing well is a discipline, not an accident.

Ps Sam walks through 8 practical principles for finishing strong, whether you're in a season of pressure, delay, or discouragement, this message is a timely reminder that don't just start strong, finish strong. Like Paul, may we one day say, "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.

This Sunday at Faithpoint Church CPT, Ps Monde Ngceba shared that we cannot blame someone else for the choices we make in life, and we ought to teach ourselves to not violate our free will, outlining three guidelines to making the right choices: 1. Don’t make rushed decisions, 2. Consider the Will of God, and 3. Apply sense and logic and receive Godly wisdom in our choices.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo teaches that God must come first in our lives and that we need to trust Him while building the spiritual capacity to overcome life’s trials and tribulations. He reminds us that prayer should not become an excuse for inaction, and that when challenges come, believers should turn to the Word of God for direction. Apostle Kenneth explains that God uses people to advance His work, calling every believer to become a “fisher of men” and to intentionally introduce God into conversations with unbelievers. He emphasises that our lives should show genuine transformation, so that when people look at us, they can see God and the change He has made in us.

Join us at FaithPoint Church Tlhabane as Apostle Kenneth Makopo teaches about the importance of becoming agents of change for the Kingdom of God. He encourages Christians to grow in prayer, Scripture and service, while actively bringing others to Christ. Apostle Makopo reminds believers that prayer is foundational to overcoming the challenges of life and fulfilling God’s purpose. He challenges every Christian to be intentional about soul winning, serving in the Kingdom and turning the world upside down for Christ.

This Sunday at FaithPoint Church CPT, Apostle Mtho Gwebu unpacked why love is “the most excellent way,” showing that true love is patient, kind, unfailing, and rooted in God Himself. He explained how this love calls us to extend undeserved kindness, make room for others’ failures, forgive without keeping a record of wrongs, and cover a multitude of sins. Because Christ reconciled us to God, we are called to do the same — to bring people together rather than push them apart, letting our actions prove our love. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13, 1 John 4, Colossians 3, and 2 Corinthians 5, the Apostle challenged us to move beyond merely talking about love to truly living it out — a love that never gives up, always forgives, and restores, because love is the best of all.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Sbusiso Khoza reminded believers that they have the right to speak their minds according to the Word and the mind of the Lord. He encouraged the church not to destroy or condemn someone who is already down, because God is still working in their lives. He declared that whatever the devil has tried has missed its target, because the crown is still in the right hands. Apostle Khoza urged believers to remain rooted in the Word of God, trusting that even after difficult seasons, joy comes in the morning. He also reminded the church that when it seems as though the devil is winning, they should remember the victory of the cross and declare that the enemy was already defeated there.

On this episode, Pastor Sam breaks down what it really means to expect from God. Not wishful thinking, but a confident expectation rooted in His character, His Word, and what He has already done in your life.

Pastor Sam unpacks why expectation without action is just a wish, and why real faith always moves. It prays, it sows, and it prepares for a harvest it has not yet seen. You will hear the three foundations that anchor unshakable expectation: knowing God's character, remembering your history with Him, and standing on His Word. You will also hear an honest word for anyone who has stopped expecting because life has disappointed them before.

If you have been bracing for delay instead of believing for breakthrough, this episode is your reset. Your past does not get the final word on what God can still do.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, the message encourages believers to make God the first priority in their lives and to seek Him for themselves. We cannot truly know God without spending time in His Word, because His Word teaches us who He is and how we should live. As Christians, our faith should be visible in our character, actions, humility and the way we treat others. The message reminds us that being a Christian is more than simply carrying the title; we are called to live as salt and light, allowing God’s Word to transform our hearts and influence the world around us.