Jula Ezwini | Teachings

Bahle Nhlapho returns to the studio with Pastor Mavuso for an insightful exploration: "Why We Celebrate Christmas." They delve into the profound reasons behind the season—commemorating Jesus Christ's incarnation as Savior, Emmanuel, God with us—while addressing the debate over December 25 as His exact birth date. The Bible offers no specific date, with early church calculations linking it but was set due to reasons by the Romans. This clarifying dialogue refocuses hearts on Christmas's eternal truth: redemption's light breaking into darkness for all time. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes back Pastor Benji Motloung for an uplifting message: "Blessed is the Man Who Trusts in the Lord, Whose Hope is the Lord," drawn from Jeremiah 17:6-8. Contrasting the cursed shrivel of self-reliance with the flourishing tree by water, Pastor Benji illustrates thriving through unwavering trust in God amid droughts. He offers practical anchors—rooted prayer, Scripture meditation, and surrender—for bearing fruit in every season.

Let this biblical exhortation deepen your hope and unlock divine blessings today. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Pastor Shaun Setlhare back to the studio for a profound reflection: "God of Salvation Hanged on the Cross." On this Reconciliation Day, Pastor Shaun delves deeply into why Jesus was crucified—to bridge the chasm of sin, reconciling humanity to God as foretold in Colossians 1:19-20 and 2 Corinthians 5:18-19. He reminds us that Christ's ongoing work of reconciliation is our sacred calling as God's children, urging active peacemaking in every sphere.

This timely message stirs hearts to embrace the cross's power for personal and global healing. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho wraps up the show with Reverend Mary N. Yika, celebrating "The Importance of a Woman's Role in the Church." Drawing from Joel 2's outpouring on daughters, Luke 8:3's supportive women, Ephesians 4:11-12's gifted ministries, Titus 2:3-4's mentoring older women, and Judges 4's trailblazing Deborah, they affirm women's indispensable calling. Reverend Mary unveils how God empowers women for prophecy, service, leadership, and nurturing the body of Christ. This empowering finale inspires every woman to step boldly into her divine purpose. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Ms. Pinki Mosomi to the studio for a deeply moving discussion on "Reconciliation," zeroing in on the vital role of forgiveness and healing within families. They highlight how unresolved hurts fracture homes, while biblical forgiveness—rooted in Christ's example—restores bonds and breaks generational cycles. Practical steps emerge for navigating apologies, rebuilding trust, and nurturing unity amid conflicts. This family-focused session offers hope and tools for lasting reconciliation at home. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Ms. Tebogo Manya to the studio for a heartfelt exploration of "Reconciliation." They define true reconciliation, unpack the significance of Reconciliation Day, and examine its profound meaning within Christian circles. Drawing from biblical principles like forgiveness in Ephesians 4 and the cross's redemptive power, discover steps to heal relationships and foster unity. This timely discussion inspires personal and communal restoration—essential listening for every believer. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho introduces dynamic motivational speaker Pastor Benji Motloung—a psychotherapist, life coach, ordained pastor, public speaker, and author who fearlessly confronts life's toughest truths. In "Even Superheroes Get Tired," drawing from 2 Samuel 21:15-17, Pastor Benji reveals vulnerability's power, showing how exhaustion strikes even the strongest. Explore biblical insights on rest, renewal, boundaries, and God's sustaining grace amid burnout's grip. This raw, restorative message equips you to recharge and rise stronger—don't miss it. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho wraps up the show with Rev. Mary Ann Yika, discussing the vital role of women in the church (Part 1). As the firstborn daughter of Pastors Joseph and Sibongile Yika, Rev. Yika was immersed in ministry from childhood through Sunday school in Welkom, Free State. A multitalented and gifted person, who is an auditor by profession, a candid counselor, and a mother of two boys, she now serves under Pastor Benjamin Dube. They start to unpack the importance of a woman's role in the church, that a woman should not be quiet in the church, looking at Deborah and Jael. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes motivational speaker Pastor Benji Motloung, a psychotherapist, life coach, public speaker, ordained pastor, and author who tackles uncomfortable topics head-on. In "Why Me?," he addresses festive season struggles where faithful helpers question suffering despite good deeds, drawing from Malachi 3:3-4. Here, God as refiner purifies like silver in fire, removing impurities to reveal true value—trials forge character, faith, and readiness for greater purpose. Pastor Motloung encourages embracing refinement as divine preparation, not punishment, trusting God's process for ultimate restoration and blessing. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapo concludes the show with Pastor Mavuso for part three of their series, "What Is The Church?" Pastor Mavuso explores key Scriptures from Isaiah 65:15, 2 Chronicles 7:13-14, and Isaiah 4:12, revealing God's heart for His church and the covenant relationship He establishes with His people. This final installment challenges listeners to understand their identity and purpose as members of the body of Christ. Jula Ezwini