Pastor Zablone Mavunda teaches on the story of Elisha and the lost axehead, based on 2 Kings 6:1-7. He highlights how Elisha’s faith and God’s power restored what was lost, demonstrating that nothing is beyond God’s reach. The lesson encourages believers to trust God in times of loss and difficulty, knowing He can bring restoration and provision. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda reflects on Pharaoh’s reluctant decision to release the Israelites, telling them to "Go, but not too far" (Exodus). This shows Pharaoh’s desire to keep some control despite letting them leave. However, God’s plan was for the Israelites to fully break free from bondage and begin their journey to freedom. The teaching highlights the tension between human resistance and God’s deliverance. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa returns to continue her series, "Moving To Higher Grounds," anchored in Psalm 61. In today’s teaching, she emphasizes living a higher life like an eagle, drawing from Hebrews 12:18-22. She reminds listeners that Jesus Christ is the Rock of our salvation and that we have come not to darkness and gloom, but to Mount Zion, the City of Yahweh. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa returns to continue her series, "Moving To Higher Grounds," anchored in Psalm 61. In today’s teaching, she highlights the importance of practical good works, drawing from Tabitha’s story in Acts 9:36 and the call in Titus 3:8 to care for the needy. She also references Isaiah 42:2, offering guidance on handling popularity and celebrity with humility and grace. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda invites us to reflect on the topic "In the Presence of the Lord," based on John 11:20-27. He explores the hope and faith demonstrated in the story of Lazarus, emphasizing Jesus’ power over life and death. This teaching encourages believers to trust in Christ’s promise of eternal life when we are in His presence. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda discusses "The Suffering of This Age," drawing from Romans 8:18. He reminds us that current hardships are temporary compared to the glory that awaits believers. His message encourages faith and perseverance through life's challenges. This message encourages faith and endurance through life’s trials, trusting in God's ultimate plan. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda teaches that obedience is more important than sacrifices, drawing from Luke 6:46-49. He emphasizes that true faith is demonstrated through actions, not just rituals. Building our lives on God’s word, like a house on a solid foundation, leads to stability and blessing. Obedience reflects our commitment to God’s will above all else. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zablone Mavunda speaks on the water flowing from the sanctuary as described in Ezekiel 47:3-9. This water begins as a small stream from under the temple threshold and grows into a mighty river that brings life, healing, and restoration to everything it touches. The river symbolizes the boundless gospel of Christ flowing from God’s presence, bringing spiritual renewal and blessing not only to Israel but ultimately to the whole world. As the water reaches the sea, it heals even lifeless waters, illustrating God’s power to restore and transform both people and creation. This vision highlights God’s heart for a broken world and His promise of abundant life through His Spirit flowing from the sanctuary. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Kenny Mokoena returns with a powerful message titled "The King On The Cross." He reflects on what Jesus accomplished for humanity through His suffering and sacrifice on the cross. Drawing from Isaiah 60:1, he contrasts light and darkness, emphasizing the victory of light over evil. Pastor Kenny reminds listeners of the true meaning of the cross—as a symbol of redemption, hope, and the ultimate demonstration of God's love for us. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Kenny Mokoena continues his teaching by explaining the meaning of Passover. Passover commemorates God’s deliverance of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt through the blood of a lamb that protected them from the angel of death. For Christians, it symbolizes Jesus as the ultimate Passover Lamb whose sacrifice brings salvation. During the Last Supper, Jesus connected Passover with His body and blood, establishing a new covenant. Passover reminds us of God’s saving power and the freedom found in Christ. Hlala Nathi