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Claim Your Inheritance | Apostle V. Gamedze

In today’s message, Apostle V. Gamedze teaches from Hebrews 8:6, revealing the role of Jesus Christ as our Mediator, ensuring that we receive the manifestation of our inheritance in the Spirit. Through His finished work on the cross, Jesus paid the price for our sins, securing the blessings that God has made available to us.

Although the enemy may attempt to challenge our faith through accusations and false claims, every claim against us has been rendered illegitimate by the blood of Jesus. An inheritance is not something we work to earn; it is a blessing secured through the work of another. Jesus paid the price so that we could receive what has been made available to us through Him.

Discover how to stand firm in the finished work of Christ, reject the enemy’s accusations, and confidently claim your inheritance.

I Will Visit You | Apostle Bheki Gamedze

Drawing from Jeremiah 29:4–14, Apostle Bheki Gamedze delivers a message of hope and reassurance, reminding us that even in seasons of captivity, God has not forgotten His people. Using South Africa’s circumstances since 2009 as a point of reflection, he highlights how God can permit situations that seem to hinder progress while still working out His divine purpose. Just as God instructed the Israelites to build houses, marry, establish families and seek the welfare of the city while in exile, we too must continue building, establishing and prospering even when our circumstances are not ideal.

The message reminds us that captivity is not the end of our story. God knows exactly where we are, He is mindful of our circumstances, and His promises remain unchanged. We serve a God who does not forget His people. At the appointed time, He will visit us, fulfil His promises and bring us into the future He has prepared.

Key Scripture: Genesis 37:3–6

In today's message, The Return Of the Dreamer, Apostle Silvano explores the different types of brothers and the importance of discerning the grace upon people's lives. Drawing from Genesis 37:3–6, he highlights four types of brothers: the bathroom brothers, who know the nakedness and weaknesses of their father but choose not to expose them; the boardroom brothers, who carry the burden of the church and take responsibility for its affairs; the rest of the brothers; and the sdangerous brother, who are constantly fighting everyone around them, including their own parents.

We must learn to discern the grace upon every person and understand the different roles people carry. Not everyone has the same assignment, capacity or responsibility. Recognising the grace of a person allows us to understand their place, value their contribution and relate to them with wisdom. The ability to discern the grace of men is essential to recognising who is carrying the burden, who is protecting the vision and who may become a threat to it.

“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” – Hebrews 11:1

In this message, Apostle James Mabwa teaches on "operating in stubborn faith", a faith that remains steadfast in God and His promises, even when circumstances seem contrary to what we believe. Stubborn faith refuses to be moved by what is seen, choosing instead to trust God's Word and remain persistent until His promises come to pass. It is a faith that stands firm through challenges, holding on to the assurance of what God has spoken, even before there is visible evidence.

"For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption as sons, by whom we cry, ‘Abba! Father!’" - Romans 8:15

Apostle Bheki Gamedze continues a powerful message on "I have an inheritence". As sons and heirs, we are not slaves but children of God with access to what the Father has prepared for us. Our inheritance is connected to our identity, sonship, and spiritual maturity. God does not only want us to know that we are heirs, but to grow into the maturity and responsibility required to steward what He has entrusted to us.

“ You were running a good race. Who cut in on you to keep you from obeying the truth?” – Galatians 5:7.

In this message, Apostle Bheki V. Gamedze teaches on “The Preparation of an Heir,” highlighting the importance of spiritual growth, discipline, and maturity in preparing for the inheritance God has promised. He emphasizes that becoming an heir is not only about receiving an inheritance, but also about being prepared to carry the responsibility that comes with it. Through faith, obedience, and perseverance, believers are equipped to walk in their identity as sons of God and fulfil their divine purpose.

“So you are no longer a slave, but God’s child; and since you are his child, God has made you also an heir.” – Galatians 4:7

In this message, Apostle Bheki Gamedze teaches on the inheritance that belongs to us through Christ. As sons and heirs, we are not slaves but children of God with access to what the Father has prepared for us. Our inheritance is connected to our identity, sonship, and spiritual maturity. God does not only want us to know that we are heirs, but to grow into the maturity and responsibility required to steward what He has entrusted to us.

“Because the Lord disciplines the one he loves, and he chastens everyone he accepts as his son.” – Hebrews 12:6.

Apostle Bheki Gamedze shares a powerful message titled “I’m Passing These Tests!” He teaches that genuine sons are proven and tested, and that every son will go through seasons that test their faith and obedience. God does not tempt us to do wrong, but He allows us to be tested to reveal what is truly within us. Through Abraham’s test with Isaac, Apostle Bheki asks, “Will you obey Me?” He explains that our faith is precious to God, and like gold being refined in fire, it is tested until our faith is established in God alone.

“But when you pray, say: ‘Father, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come.’” – Luke 11:2.

In this message, the speaker teaches on “Prayer: Communicating with the Father.” He explains that Jesus introduced a new understanding of prayer by teaching us to approach God as “Our Father.” Through Jesus, we have access to the Father, while the Holy Spirit helps us in our communication with God, interceding for us according to His will. Drawing from Romans 8:26–28, Ephesians 2:18, and the story of Daniel, the speaker encourages believers to remain persistent in prayer and faith, knowing that God hears us and works according to His purpose. He also highlights praying in tongues as a way the Holy Spirit empowers our communication with God.

“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free.” – Luke 4:18.

Dr Zama Manana shares an important message on mental health and the importance of acknowledging, addressing, and caring for our mental and emotional well-being. She encourages us to understand the impact of mental health on our lives and relationships, while highlighting the hope, freedom, and restoration that God makes available to those who are struggling.