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.

On this episode, Ps Tsholo unpacks "The Promise and the Future," a reminder that God's promises are not cancelled by circumstances. What God has spoken over your life will surely come to pass.

Drawing from Isaac's fruitfulness during famine and Hagar's provision in the desert, she shows that God's promises carry their own provision and do not depend on favourable conditions. She explains that faith means believing before seeing, that our future was never an accident, and that as children of promise, clothed with Christ, we are called to remain positioned in faith and never sympathise with the enemy.

The episode closes with the assurance that your tomorrow has already been spoken by God, and nothing can oppose His Word.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo taught that before believers can win souls, they must first have a genuine relationship with God and reflect Him in their own lives. Christians are accountable to God for how they live and should regularly examine themselves spiritually, using the Bible as their guide and taking every problem to God in prayer. True worship comes from the heart and must be offered in spirit and truth, as God seeks sincere worshippers rather than outward displays or empty rituals. Using examples such as Cain and Abel, Isaiah's vision of the angels, Job, and King Jehoshaphat, he emphasized that God deserves reverence and that worship should continue even during trials, because praise and worship are powerful responses to life's challenges.

On this episode, Ps. Tsholo shares a powerful teaching on what it means for the church to be truly revived, not just regenerated, but awakened to the heartbeat and strategies of God.

She reminds us that the church isn’t a building, but a body, a people called to stand in expectation of Christ’s return, on fire and alert to the move of the Spirit in this generation.

Every believer needs more than salvation; they need a quickening, a fresh breath of God that stirs them to understand why they’ve been kept alive in this exact season.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo taught that Christians should stop judging others and instead examine their own lives and character before God. He encouraged believers to come to church with purpose and to grow in their understanding of Christ, their identity in Him, and the power of the Holy Spirit. He reminded the church that true followers of Christ must live lives that reflect His character because they are examples to those who do not yet believe. He concluded by urging everyone to humble themselves, seek genuine transformation, and make the personal decision to become the people God has called them to be.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Pastor Tsholo Makopo taught that God's promises are greater than any circumstance and that believers must stand firmly on His Word. Preaching from Luke 5:1–6, she showed that Peter's obedience to Jesus' instruction brought his breakthrough, encouraging the church to trust God's voice above every other voice. She reminded believers that failure is never final when their faith remains in God, and that they should surround themselves with people who strengthen their faith rather than their doubts.

This Sunday at FaithPoint Church CPT, Apostle Kenneth Makopo shared a powerful message about how the spirit man is totally neglected, yet he is the one who will stand before God. This was a sobering reminder that our walk with Christ is not just about appearance, but about the condition of our hearts, minds, mouths, and spirit. Apostle Kenneth challenged us to:

• Guard our reputation and walk uprightly

• Turn away from secret sin

• Make prayer a dialogue with God

• Feed our spirit with the Word

• Live with eternity in mind

This was not just another sermon — it was a call to examine ourselves and draw closer to God.