Mashadi Mathosa continues her teaching on "Be Bold, Be Very Courageous" with a focus on Galatians 2, in addition to the anchor scripture Joshua 1:9. She highlights Apostle Paul's boldness and courage in defending the gospel, particularly in his confrontation with Peter as recorded in Galatians 2. Paul's courage stemmed from standing firm in the truth of salvation by grace through faith, despite opposition. Mashadi encourages believers to emulate this boldness—standing firm in their faith and proclaiming their identity in Christ fearlessly. Hlala Nathi

David’s victory over Goliath in 1 Samuel 17 clearly illustrates that he never fought by his own strength but through dependence on God. Despite Goliath’s intimidating size and armory, David faced him with just a sling and five smooth stones, trusting fully in God’s power and authority. David declared that he came "in the name of the Lord Almighty," showing that the battle was ultimately God’s, not his own. This spiritual reliance gave David boldness and confidence to defeat his enemy.

Mashadi Mathosa brings to our attention that this story teaches us to stand firm for truth and take a stand against our enemies by trusting in God’s strength rather than our own, knowing that God fights for His people and grants victory to those who rely on Him. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa continues teaching on "Be Bold, Be Very Courageous," based on Joshua 1:9, stressing that believers must boldly proclaim their identity as children of the Highest God. She emphasizes the call to be brave spiritual warriors, prepared for spiritual battles, just like David's mighty men, recorded in 1 Chronicles 12:8. The teaching encourages believers to embrace strength and courage through faith, standing firm in God's promises despite the challenges. This boldness comes from trusting God's presence and power, enabling believers to face life's battles with confidence and resilience, fulfilling their divine purpose in God’s kingdom. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa draws from Joshua 1:9 to teach about the importance of being bold and courageous in facing life's challenges. The verse commands us to be strong and of good courage because God is with us wherever we go. This message encourages believers to trust in God's presence and strength, even when circumstances seem daunting, much like Joshua's leadership as he led the Israelites into the Promised Land. The core lesson is that true strength and courage come from dependence on God, who promises to be with us in every situation, empowering us to overcome fears and obstacles with faith and perseverance. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda is back, reminding us about the Lord’s second coming, drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:23. He emphasizes the call to live holy and blameless lives as we await Christ’s return. This teaching encourages believers to remain spiritually prepared and steadfast in faith, knowing that the Lord’s coming is near. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda returns with the theme, "Sometimes you need to choose the rough road," drawing from Hebrews 11:24-26. He highlights how Moses chose to endure hardship with God’s people rather than enjoy temporary pleasures in Egypt. This teaching encourages believers to make difficult but faithful choices, trusting that God’s eternal rewards far outweigh present struggles. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa continues her series "Moving To Higher Grounds Part 1," anchored in Isaiah 61. In today’s teaching, she draws from Exodus 17:8 and onward, reflecting on the battle between the Israelites and Amalek. She emphasizes the power of faith, prayer, and the support of others, as Moses’ raised hands led to victory. This message encourages believers to rely on God’s strength and their community to overcome challenges on their spiritual journey. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa continues her "Moving To Higher Grounds" series, anchored in Isaiah 61. In today’s segment, she reads from Luke 21:28 and Psalm 24:2-3, emphasizing the importance of having the right attitude to stand firm in faith. She encourages believers to prepare themselves spiritually and confidently to rise to meet God’s promises. This teaching inspires readiness and strength in the journey toward higher spiritual ground. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa continues her "Moving To Higher Grounds" teaching, anchored in Isaiah 61, emphasizing the need to stay ready and keep our focus on God. She encourages believers to live with their waist girded, symbolizing readiness, and to actively run away from sin to avoid falling back into it. Drawing from Matthew 24, she reminds listeners of the warning that Jesus is coming again, urging vigilance and faithfulness in daily living. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa is back in the driver’s seat with "Moving To Higher Grounds Part 12," anchored in Isaiah 61. She highlights that those who wait upon the Lord will rise higher, like eagles. Drawing from Matthew 24:4, she also warns listeners to stay alert against deceivers and keep their focus firmly on Jesus Christ. This teaching encourages vigilance and faithfulness in the journey toward spiritual growth. Hlala Nathi