Jula Ezwini | Teachings

Bahle Mhlapho closes the show with Ms. Nozipho Mabaso, discussing Single Parenting. They highlight Proverbs 22:6 about guiding children early, Psalm 68’s assurance that God cares for the fatherless, and Isaiah 40:29-31’s promise of strength for the weary. The conversation offers encouragement and hope, reminding single parents of God’s support and the importance of faith in their journey. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Mhlapho returns to the studio with a new guest for August, Ms. Moarina Kgare. Together, they discuss the biblical story of two sisters, Mary and Martha, focusing on their different responses to hosting Jesus (Luke 10:38-42). The conversation highlights how Martha was busy with preparations, while Mary chose to sit at Jesus’s feet and listen to His teaching. This lesson reminds listeners of the importance of balancing service with moments of devotion and attentiveness to God, encouraging everyone—especially during Women’s Month—to seek both action and spiritual connection in their lives. Jula Ezwini

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi and Pastor NW Mavuso continue their discussion on tithe and offering, focusing on the difference between the two. A tithe is a specified giving of one-tenth (10%) of one’s income, traditionally mandated in the Old Testament and seen as an act of obedience and honoring God (Matthew 23:23). In contrast, an offering is a voluntary gift beyond the tithe, given freely and with a cheerful heart, without a set amount or legal obligation (Galatians 3:10 emphasizes blessing through faith rather than law). He stresses that it is no longer a requirement to give tithe as it was stated in the Old Testament. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Ms. Bongi Nosi from Eastern Cape to discuss the topic of regression in the life of a believer. They explore the factors that cause one to go backward spiritually instead of progressing forward as a child of the Most High Abba Father. The conversation addresses internal struggles such as doubt, fear, or lack of faith, as well as external challenges like negative influences or distractions that hinder spiritual growth. Ms. Bongi emphasizes the importance of recognizing these setbacks and taking intentional steps to overcome them by relying on God’s strength and guidance. Ultimately, their message encourages believers to remain steadfast, avoid regression, and continue growing deeper in their relationship with the Father. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho and Pastor Shaun Setlhare share about Hope, emphasizing its spiritual and biblical significance. They discuss hope as a confident expectation rooted in God’s promises, not mere wishful thinking. Pastor Setlhare highlights how hope sustains believers through trials, helping them trust God’s faithfulness amid challenges. They encourage cultivating hope as a vital spiritual posture that transforms how one faces the future. Ultimately, their message inspires listeners to hold onto hope as a source of strength and assurance in life’s journey. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho and Pastor NW Mavuso discuss the biblical principles of tithe and offering, drawing from key scriptures including Malachi 3, 2 Corinthians 9:7, Deuteronomy 14:22, Numbers 18:22, Matthew 23:23, and Hebrews 7. They highlight that tithing is commanded in the Old Testament as giving a tenth of one’s income to support God’s work and the Levites, emphasizing obedience and faithfulness. Offering, in contrast, is presented as a voluntary, cheerful act of generosity motivated by a grateful heart, as Paul explains in 2 Corinthians 9:7. The discussion includes how Jesus critiques superficial tithing while neglecting justice and mercy, urging a holistic approach to giving that reflects true faith. Overall, they encourage believers to give with sincerity, understanding that tithes and offerings honor God, support ministry, and bless both giver and community. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho, joined by Ms. Bongi in the motivation segment, explores the enduring promises of God, focusing on the promises made to Abraham in Genesis. She highlights Sarah’s excitement upon hearing the promise that she would conceive, even though it took a long time to be fulfilled. Nhlapho draws a parallel to our own lives, where God’s promises may also require patience and perseverance. The discussion addresses how to handle delays and challenges while trusting in God’s timing and faithfulness. Ultimately, she encourages embracing hope and faith even when fulfillment seems long in coming. Jula Ezwini

Pastor Shaun Setlhare teaches that when planting a seed—whether a goal, business, or dream—it’s essential to understand the environment, timing, and history to ensure proper growth. Knowing the right soil means evaluating your context, resources, and market to create favorable conditions. Recognizing the season helps determine when to act or wait, while understanding history offers lessons to navigate challenges. Ultimately, growth depends on God’s blessing, so faith and patience are crucial throughout the process. When preparation aligns with divine timing, the seed can flourish, bringing significant impact to both the individual and their community. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho wraps the show with Minister NW Mavuso discussing "Grace Part 2," focusing on the grace given to the Israelites. Drawing from Jeremiah 50:4, Psalm 89:28, and Romans 11:26-33, they highlight God's unending mercy despite Israel's repeated disobedience. Minister Mavuso emphasizes that God continuously showed favor by saving, redeeming, and carrying His people through trials, demonstrating abundant gracious love and faithfulness. They reflect on how God's grace remains sovereign and extends beyond Israel to all, assuring that His covenant promises cannot be revoked. The discussion encourages faith in God's enduring grace and His mysterious, loving plans for His people. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Ms. Bongi Gqontshi again to discuss "The Danger of Being On Survival Mode." They explore how constantly operating in survival mode can lead to exhaustion, stress, and hinder personal and spiritual growth. Bongi emphasizes the importance of moving beyond just surviving to thriving, encouraging listeners to seek restoration, rest, and renewed purpose. The conversation highlights practical steps to break free from survival mindset traps and embrace a life of peace and abundance. Jula Ezwini