Pastor Zeblone Mavunda speaks of a powerful revival, likening it to a heavy rain seen within a small cloud. Reflecting on 1 Kings 18:42-45, he highlights the moment when Elijah's servant reported, “There is a cloud, as small as a man’s hand.” This seemingly small sign foreshadowed a mighty downpour. Similarly, Pastor Mavunda declares that a great revival is on the horizon for the body of Christ—a spiritual rain that will refresh and renew the church in profound ways. Hlala Nathi

Dr. Zeblone Mavunda reflects on the passage from 1 Kings 17:5-7, which says, “Some time later the brook dried up because there had been no rain in the land.” He reminds us that even when circumstances seem to dry up or we face moments of uncertainty, God is still very much alive and in control. In times of hardship or when our resources seem to run out, we may begin to question our calling or wonder if God is still with us. But just as God provided for Elijah in the midst of a drought, He remains faithful and present, even when our situation appears bleak. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Kenny Mokoena continues with the topic "The word of His grace" Acts 20: 32 -35 When you are a Christian, God takes care of you, that's the first thing, that's grace in manifestation. Paul said I commend you to the message of grace, it is important especially to the times that we are living in, you cannot survive in these last days if you do not know the message of grace. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Kenny Mokoena gives an introduction of a word of His grace Acts 20: 32 - 35

There are 3 segments which are very key to a life of a Christian, 1. when you enter salvation, stepping out of the World, where you lived out of your own strength or ability into God's charge. 2. Developing your faith to grow in the word of His grace, it's able to build you up. 3. Hearing and obeying God in everything. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zeblone Mavunda is talking about the battle of two brothers Genesis 25 : 20 - 23 "... And the Lord said unto her, two nations are in thy womb, and two manner of people shall be separated from thy bowels; and the one people shall be stronger than the other people; and the elder shall serve the younger." What's interesting is that when Rebekah heard the struggle of the babies inside her, she went to enquire of the Lord. We must learn to also enquire of the Lord when things are not making sense in our lives. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zeblone Mavunda teaches about the importance of loving and obeying the Lord, referencing Deuteronomy 11:13 and 11:25. He emphasizes the call to serve God wholeheartedly, with all your heart and soul, as commanded in verse 13: "to love the Lord your God and to serve Him with all your heart and with all your soul." Pastor Mavunda also highlights the promise of divine protection in verse 25: "No one will be able to stand against you; the Lord your God, as He has promised, will give you victory." Through obedience and devotion, God's favor and strength are assured. Hlala Nathi

Pastor Zeblone Mavunda shares insight from Genesis 8:6-12, focusing on Noah's dove. He explains that much like the dove returned to the ark when it found no place to rest due to the overwhelming waters, there are moments in our lives when situations seem unfit or overwhelming, threatening to consume us. In those times, just as the dove sought refuge in the ark, we too have a place of safety and refuge in God. When life’s challenges rise like floodwaters, we can always turn to Him for shelter and rest. Hlala Nathi

Dr. Zeblone Mavunda teaches that Pharaoh requires a firm and decisive approach, drawing from Exodus 3:19-20, which highlights the need for God's powerful intervention in the face of opposition. Hlala Nathi

Dr. Zeblone Mavunda emphasizes the importance of breaking free from worldly systems before it’s too late, drawing from Jeremiah 38:10-12. He highlights the urgency of stepping away from influences that can lead to spiritual death, encouraging believers to seek liberation and restoration in their relationship with God. Hlala Nathi

Mashadi Mathosa teaches that the Holy Spirit is one of the cornerstones of the Christian faith. The role of the Holy Spirit is to deepen our understanding when we reflect and meditate on God's Word. By cultivating a habit of regularly reading and pondering the Scriptures, the Holy Spirit will bring revelation and insight, helping us grow in wisdom and faith. Hlala Nathi