“The one who is forgiven much, loves much.” - Luke 7:47

In today’s episode, Apostle Bheki Gamedze speaks on the importance of living a life that demonstrates God’s love. He encourages believers to reflect deeply on how God’s love has impacted our lives and challenges us to extend that same love to others.

Drawing from John 21:15–17, where Jesus lovingly restores Peter after his denial, Apostle Bheki highlights the power of unconventional, grace-filled love.This is a call to action—to love, forgive, and show patience just as Christ did for us. Let your life become a living testimony of His grace.

“The one who is forgiven much, loves much.” - Luke 7:47

In today’s episode, Apostle Bheki Gamedze speaks on the importance of living a life that demonstrates God’s love. He encourages believers to reflect deeply on how God’s love has impacted our lives and challenges us to extend that same love to others.

Drawing from John 21:15–17, where Jesus lovingly restores Peter after his denial, Apostle Bheki highlights the power of unconventional, grace-filled love.This is a call to action—to love, forgive, and show patience just as Christ did for us. Let your life become a living testimony of His grace.

Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth... And this is how we know that He lives in us: We know it by the Spirit He gave us.” – 1 John 3:18–24

In this message, "Live a Spirit-Led Life," Apostle Bheki Gamedze challenges believers to walk closely with the Holy Spirit. When was the last time you truly heard from Him? As children of God, prayer and the Word must be part of our daily rhythm. God’s love language is action—caring for His sheep and living out His truth.

You’ve been transformed to transform others—live led by the Spirit, and reflect His heart to the world.

"Andrew then found his brother Simon and told him, 'We have found the Messiah.' Andrew then brought Simon to Jesus. Jesus looked at Simon and said, 'You are Simon son of John. You will be called Cephas.'" – John 1:40–42

In this empowering message titled "God Knows My Name," Apostle Bheki Gamedze teaches on the prophetic power of names. When Jesus called Simon by name and renamed him Cephas, it was a declaration of destiny. God doesn’t just see who you are—He sees who you are becoming. Your name carries purpose, identity, and assignment in the Kingdom. Be reminded: God knows your name, calls you by name, and has marked you for greatness.

"He moved on from there and dug another well, and no one quarreled over it. He named it Rehoboth, saying, 'Now the Lord has given us room and we will flourish in the land.'" – Genesis 26:22

In this empowering message titled "Your Key Superpower," Apostle Bheki Gamedze teaches on the vital role of faith as the God-given force that causes you to rise again after resistance. Just like Isaac kept digging until he found Rehoboth, your faith is the superpower that pushes you forward, opens new doors, and creates space for you to flourish. No matter what you’ve lost, your key superpower—faith—will rise again.

"He also took up the mantle of Elijah that had fallen from him, and went back and stood by the bank of the Jordan." – 2 Kings 2:13

Apostle Bheki Gamedze shares an important message titled "Pick Up the Mantle." Elisha took up the mantle of Elijah, symbolizing the transfer of spiritual authority, responsibility, and divine assignment. In the same way, we are called to rise, take up our God-given mantle, and walk boldly in the purpose prepared for us. Take up your mantle—your generation is waiting for what God has placed on your life.

"Behold, I and the children whom the Lord has given me are signs and portents in Israel from the Lord of hosts, who dwells on Mount Zion." – Isaiah 8:18

Apostle Bheki Gamedze shares a powerful teaching titled "Made for the Supernatural." He reminds us that Adam and Eve lived in the supernatural realm of Eden until the fall, and through Christ, that realm is restored to us. As children of God, we are not called to live ordinary lives, but to walk in the supernatural—because Jesus lives in us. Rediscover your divine identity and learn how to operate in the supernatural as your God-given reality.

In life, there are moments when loss, disappointment, or uncertainty can keep us stuck in the past. Today's message draws from the story of Naomi and Ruth—two women who faced immense grief and change, yet found the courage to take a step forward. This is a call to release what no longer serves us and embrace the new path God is unfolding.

In life, there are moments when loss, disappointment, or uncertainty can keep us stuck in the past. Today's message draws from the story of Naomi and Ruth—two women who faced immense grief and change, yet found the courage to take a step forward. This is a call to release what no longer serves us and embrace the new path God is unfolding.

“This, then, is how you should pray: ‘Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name.’” – Matthew 6:9

In this Father’s Day message titled "I Have a Father", Apostle Bheki Gamedze shares on the power of the Father’s love and how it restores identity—especially in men. Jesus reconciled us to the Heavenly Father so we could walk in love, structure, and purpose. A man who knows the Father's love gains identity, discipline, and the ability to love others. Without it, there’s confusion and chaos. Men are visual beings who need strong role models—they thrive on affirmation and purpose.

This message is a call to be fathered by God and to rise as fathers and leaders who restore families and shape generations.