Jula Ezwini | Teachings

Pastor Shaun Setlhare returns with a powerful message on "The Importance of Planting a Seed." He emphasizes that planting a seed symbolizes faith and action, where small steps of obedience and generosity lead to growth and blessings. Pastor Setlhare encourages believers to trust the process, understanding that what is sown in faith will produce spiritual and material fruit over time. He highlights that patience and persistence are vital, as seeds do not yield immediate results but promise abundant harvests eventually. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho wraps the show with Minister NW Mavuso discussing "Grace Part 1," focusing on the biblical concept of grace with special emphasis on the Gentiles. They explore scriptures including Romans 11:20, Hezekiah 33:12, Matthew 7:21-24, 1 John 1:9, and Jude 1:4 to highlight how grace extends beyond Israel to Gentile believers. Minister Mavuso explains the transformative power of grace in bringing both Jews and Gentiles into God’s family through faith and repentance. They stress the importance of genuine obedience and confession as pathways to receiving and living in grace. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapho welcomes Bongi Gqontshi to discuss the theme "Knocking on Doors," inspired by Matthew 7:7-8, which encourages believers to ask, seek, and knock with faith. They explore how this scripture reminds us that persistent prayer and action lead to receiving, finding, and doors being opened by God’s grace. Bongi emphasizes the importance of trusting God’s timing and continuing to seek His guidance even when answers seem delayed. They draw parallels to songs and spiritual messages that encourage courage and perseverance in pursuing new opportunities and breakthroughs. Their conversation inspires listeners to keep knocking in faith, knowing that God hears and responds. Jula Ezwini

Bishop Tony Dunn is a church leader based in California and the founder of Tony Dunn Ministries. He launched New Day Christian Fellowship in Corona, California in 2009, where he and his wife Jacqueline provide spiritual oversight for 51 churches and ministries worldwide. Bishop Dunn specializes in leadership and personal development, routinely conducting workshops across multiple continents. He has served as a faculty member at Cottonwood Leadership College, is vice president of the Zoe Association International, and sits on the boards of three non-profit organizations. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business, a master’s in Practical Theology, and a leadership certificate, and is a certified marriage counselor currently pursuing a doctorate in Relational Leadership. The church supports 11 missionaries globally, reflecting his commitment to purpose-driven ministry and international outreach. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapo is back with Pastor Clara Mashabane and Miss Thandiwe Mnguni, engaging in a heartfelt conversation about God's presence in their lives during difficult times. They share personal experiences and reflections on how faith has provided strength and guidance through challenges. Their discussion emphasizes trusting God’s faithfulness and finding hope amidst struggles. Together, they encourage young people to remain steadfast and rely on prayer and community support. This uplifting dialogue inspires resilience and spiritual growth in the face of adversity. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapo returns with a young guest named Lesedi Makuwa, who encourages young people by affirming that God will show up in their situations. Their conversation focuses on faith, hope, and divine intervention tailored to the challenges youth face today, aligning with themes of youth empowerment and spiritual guidance. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapo hosts Ms. Julia Moloko, Botse Moloko, and Given Makgata to explore the importance of young people having a relationship with God and how to maintain a healthy spiritual life. Given shares personal insights, emphasizing the critical role of having supportive people around during challenging times. Botse also added the value of having a good relationship with God and the value of faith during developmental years. Jula Ezwini

Bahle Nhlapo returns with Bohlale Malatji to discuss the importance of cultivating a strong relationship with God as a young person. Their conversation emphasizes how foundational faith is in guiding youth through life's challenges and decisions. This discussion aligns with the broader interest in spiritual growth and meaningful connections within the faith community Jula Ezwini

Pastor Shaun Setlhare returns with renewed energy to teach on the significance of silence, drawing from Isaiah 43:2-5. His message highlights the peace and restoration that come from God's presence amid life's trials. He encourages believers to embrace calm and confidence through trusting in God's protection and guidance. This teaching complements his ongoing emphasis on spiritual growth and walking in the Spirit, resonating with those interested in deepening their faith. Jula Ezwini

It's Youth Month. Bahle Nhlapo welcomes Ms. Julia Moloko along with young people Botse Moloko and Nhlanhla Moloko for a meaningful conversation about the importance of parent-child relationships and gender considerations. They explore how strong, open communication between parents and children fosters understanding and growth. The discussion also highlights the role of gender sensitivity in nurturing healthy family dynamics and mutual respect. Their insights encourage families to build supportive and inclusive environments for all members. Jula Ezwini