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Wynand Rossouw gesels met Rene Rossouw oor die verlies wat mense ervaar wanneer hulle troeteldiere tot sterwe kom en die gevolge daarvan. Jy kan haar kontak of op die webwerf petkidz.co.za of op selnommer 061 586 3734 Good News Time

“Be patient, brethren, until the coming of the Lord.” James 5:7 NKJV

What, whose, why, when?

When it comes to Christ’s return, five questions arise: (1) What is the Lord’s coming? It’s the fulfillment of His promise: “In My Father’s house are many mansions…I go to prepare a place for you. And…I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be also” (John 14:2-3 NKJV). (2) Whose coming is it? Christ’s! When He ascended back to heaven, an angel announced: “This same Jesus, who was taken up from you into heaven, will so come in like manner as you saw Him go into heaven” (Acts 1:11 NKJV). (3) Why is Jesus coming back? His first coming was as the suffering servant who died on the cross for our sins. His second coming is to usher in a time of peace on earth and an eternity in His presence. His first coming, He dwelt with us for a while. At His second coming, He will take us to dwell with Him forever. (4) Where is His coming? “The Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air” (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 NKJV). (5) When is He coming? Jesus said, “Of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, but My Father only” (Matthew 24:36 NKJV). If you’re wise, you’ll live each day as if Christ could return at any moment—because He could!

“Wees dan geduldig, liewe broers en susters, totdat die Here weer hier is…” Jakobus 5:7 NLV

Wat, wie, waarom, waar, wanneer?

Wanneer ons aan Christus se wederkoms dink, ontstaan daar vyf vrae: 1) Wat behels die Here se koms? Dit is die vervulling van sy belofte: ‘In die huis van my Vader is daar sommer baie kamers… Ek gaan soontoe om vir julle plek gereed te maak. En as Ek gegaan het en vir julle plek ingerig het, kom Ek terug en sal julle na My toe neem sodat julle ook kan wees waar Ek is’ (Johannes 14:2-3 NLV). 2) Wie se koms is dit? Christus s’n! Toe Hy terug na die hemel opgevaar het, het ‘n engel aangekondig: ‘…Jesus is van julle af weggeneem die hemel in. Hy sal egter nét so terugkom soos julle Hom die hemel sien ingaan het’ (Handelinge 1:11 NLV). 3) Waarom kom Jesus terug? Sy eerste koms was as die lydende dienaar wat aan die kruis vir ons sondes gesterf het. Sy tweede koms is om ‘n tyd van vrede op aarde en ‘n ewigheid in sy teenwoordigheid in te lui. 4) Waar sal sy koms plaasvind? ‘Wat eerste gaan gebeur, is dat die Here self uit die hemel sal neerdaal en dat die dooies wat aan Christus behoort, sal opstaan. Dit sal gebeur wanneer die hoofengel ‘n bevel gee wat soos ‘n trompet van God klink. Daarna sal ons wat bly lewe het, saam met hulle op wolke die lug in weggevoer word om die Here te ontmoet en vir altyd by Hom te wees’ (1 Tessalonisense 4:16-17 NLV). 5) Wanneer kom Hy? Jesus het gesê: ‘Tog ken niemand die presiese datum en tyd wanneer hierdie dinge sal gebeur nie – ook nie die engele of selfs die Seun nie. Dit weet net die Vader’ (Matteus 24:36 NLV). As jy wys is, sal jy elke dag leef asof Christus enige oomblik kan terugkeer - want Hy kan!

: Acts 4: Prayer in the Church, Spiritual Leadership, and Dependency on God

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A church that is not a praying church is simply playing church. In this episode of Theology Tuesday with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we examine how sound doctrine touches everyday life by turning to the early church in Acts | 4:23–31. When faced with intense hostility and threats, the apostles did not turn to political action or human strategy; instead, they gathered with one accord to lift their voices to the Sovereign Lord.

True corporate prayer begins by anchoring our minds in the absolute sovereignty of God, praying Scripture back to Him, and pleading for gospel boldness rather than mere comfort. Spiritual leadership demands spiritual dependency, which is why biblical elders and deacons must first and foremost be men of prayer. When believers humble themselves, abandon self-reliance, and pray with biblical conviction, God moves with power, filling His people with the Holy Spirit to proclaim His Word with confidence (Ephesians | 6:18).

We invite you to listen, evaluate the spiritual pulse of your own prayer life, and reflect on what it means to gather in true dependency upon the Lord.

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Janine van Niekerk gesels met Karen Menkveld van A21 oor die oorweldigende plaag van mensehandel in ons land en wat jy prakties kan doen om te help. Good News Time

Ons motivering vir die oggend kom uit die hart en talente van Jaco Strydom met sy plat op die aarde verstaan van God en sy mense. Vandag se tema: “Is ons blind en doof?” uit Johannes 9. Good News Time

Niks kan ons skei van Christus se liefde nie Daybreak | Dagbreek

As the Pitch Your Business Competition heads into its next phase toward the finals, Radio Pulpit catches up with Top 20 participants to learn more about their entrepreneurial journeys. This week, we chat with Nokuthula Portia Skosana, a 23-year-old vegetable farmer supplying fresh produce — including spinach, cabbage, and spring onions — to local households, communities, and markets. Her mission goes beyond farming: fighting food insecurity, creating jobs, and providing healthy, local produce to her community. It's an inspiring conversation on agripreneurship and building sustainable impact from the ground up.

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As the Pitch Your Business Competition heads into its next phase toward the finals, Radio Pulpit catches up with Top 20 participants to learn more about their entrepreneurial journeys. This week, we chat with Nokuthula Portia Skosana, a 23-year-old vegetable farmer supplying fresh produce — including spinach, cabbage, and spring onions — to local households, communities, and markets. Her mission goes beyond farming: fighting food insecurity, creating jobs, and providing healthy, local produce to her community. It's an inspiring conversation on agripreneurship and building sustainable impact from the ground up.

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Wordfest brings Dr Julius Mengot Mbu into the studio, joining Lukho Mkwedi for an insightful discussion on overcoming anxiety. In this engaging conversation, Dr Mbu unpacks practical and faith-rooted approaches to dealing with anxious thoughts, offering hope and tools for those wrestling with worry in their daily lives. It's a timely and encouraging discussion for anyone seeking peace of mind in a pressured world.

#Wordfest #DrJuliusMengotMbu #LukhoMkwedi #OvercomingAnxiety #MentalHealthMatters #PeaceOfMind #WordOfGod #RadioPulpit Heart to Heart