Radio Pulpit

HJ Cronjé vertel vandag vir ons nog een van sy Kalaharistories. Sy getuienis verhale het 'n geestelike boodskap, maar word vertel in daardie unieke styl wat mens slegs daar op die kaal vlaktes kan optel. Vandag se storie se naam is “Ek is los” uit Jes 55:7 Radiokansel

Erin Patience gesels met Johan Erasmus oor sy getuienis, wat net weer bewys dat ‘n mens nooit te laag of te verlore is vir die Here nie… en dat Hy enige lewe totaal en al kan omdraai. Spektrum Podcasts

Pastor Benji Motloung, Mr. Stan Montsho, and Mr. Zenzele Mazibuko discuss the importance of protecting the boy child. The conversation focuses on the need to guide, nurture, and safeguard boys as they grow, because many face pressure, neglect, abuse, and a lack of healthy male role models.

The message is that protecting the boy child is not about excusing bad behavior, but about creating safe spaces, offering emotional support, teaching responsibility, and helping boys become strong, respectful, and balanced men. It also highlights the role of families, schools, churches, and communities in raising boys with values, discipline, and purpose.

#BoyChild #ProtectTheBoyChild #PastorBenjiMotloung #StanMontsho #ZenzeleMazibuko #ChildProtection #Fatherhood #Mentorship #CommunitySupport #PositiveManhood Jula Ezwini

Pastor Churchill Selatole’s The Breach in the Wall is a faith-centered book that speaks about standing in the gap, repairing what is broken, and restoring what has been damaged in both spiritual and personal life. The title itself suggests urgency: when a wall has a breach, protection is weakened, and someone must rise to close that gap.

What makes the message relevant is that it speaks to anyone facing broken systems, emotional wounds, or spiritual decline. The overall tone is motivational and corrective, encouraging readers to become repairers rather than bystanders.

In short, The Breach in the Wall is a strong call to action for Christians who want to live with purpose, accountability, and a burden for restoration.

#TheBreachInTheWall #PastorChurchillSelatole #BookReview #ChristianBookReview #Faith #Restoration #Intercession #Prayer #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianReading Jula Ezwini

Müller en Erich Posthimus gesels vandag oor Ps 132 waar Dawid bevestig: deur ALLES wat ons deurmaak, is die Here altyd daar vir ons

In today’s motivation, Santa Sekgobela takes us through the story of Jonah. The message likely centers on obedience, repentance, and God’s mercy, showing how Jonah tried to run from God’s assignment but was ultimately restored to purpose. It is a reminder that even when we resist God’s direction, He can still redirect us and use our lives for His plan.

The story of Jonah also teaches that delayed obedience can bring unnecessary trouble, but God’s compassion remains greater than our failure. It encourages listeners to listen when God speaks, trust His instructions, and remember that His grace can reach both the runaway and the person waiting for a second chance.

#SantaSekgobela #Jonah #Motivation #Obedience #Repentance #GodsMercy #Faith #BibleStory #ChristianMotivation #RadioPulpit Jula Ezwini

“You have been my hope…my confidence since my youth. From birth I have relied on you.” Psalm 71:5-6 NIV

Confidence building Scriptures

Here are some confidence-building Scriptures you should read, memorize, pray, and stand on each day: (1) “His divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness” (2 Peter 1:3 NIV). (2) “This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us—whatever we ask—we know that we have what we asked of him” (1 John 5:14-15 NIV). (3) “The eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those whose hearts are fully committed to him” (2 Chronicles 16:9 NIV). (4) “Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit” (Jeremiah 17:7-8 NIV). (5) “Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need” (Hebrews 4:16 NIV). (6) “We say with confidence, ‘The Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid. What can mere mortals do to me?’” (Hebrews 13:6 NIV). (7) “Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus” (Philippians 1:6 NIV).

“want U, Here, is my hoop. Here, van kleins af het ek op U vertrou. U is my hulp vanaf geboorte…” Psalm 71:5-6 NLV

Skrifgedeeltes wat selfvertroue bou

Hier is ‘n paar Skrifgedeeltes wat selfvertroue bou en wat jy elke dag moet lees, memoriseer, bid en op staan: 1) ‘Deurdat ons Hom regtig ken, het sy Goddelike krag ons alles laat kry wat ons nodig het om naby aan Hom te lewe. Hy het ons geroep om sy heerlikheid en goedheid te ontvang!’ (2 Petrus 1:3 NLV). 2) ‘Dit is die vrymoedigheid wat ons voor God het, dat wat ons ook al volgens sy wil vra, Hy na ons luister. As ons dan met die wete leef dat Hy na ons luister, na wat ons ook al vra, weet ons ook dat Hy die versoek wat ons gevra het, sal toestaan’ (1 Johannes 5:14-15 NLV). 3) ‘Die Here kyk oor die hele aarde om hulle te help wat met hulle hele hart op Hom vertrou…’ (2 Kronieke 16:9 NLV). 4) ‘Maar gelukkig is dié mense wat op die Here vertrou en hulle verwagting in Hom stel. Hulle is soos bome wat langs ‘n rivier staan, hulle wortels reik diep tot by die water. Hitte bedreig hulle nie, hulle blare bly groen. Lang maande van droogte pla hulle ook nie, hulle hou nie op om vrugte te dra nie’ (Jeremia 17:7-8 NLV). 5) ‘Kom ons gaan dan met volle vrymoedigheid na die troon van ons genadige God. Hy sal aan ons sy deernis en onverdiende goedheid bewys sodat ons op die regte tyd gehelp sal word’ (Hebreërs 4:16 NLV). 6) ‘Daarom kan ons moed skep en antwoord: ‘Die Here is my hulp. Daarom sal ek nie bang wees nie. Wat kan nietige mensies my aandoen?’’ (Hebreërs 13:6 NLV). 7) ‘Ek is oortuig dat God die goeie werk wat Hy in julle begin het, sal voortsit totdat Hy dit voltooi op die dag wanneer Jesus Christus terugkom’ (Filippense 1:6 NLV).

“You have heard that it was said…But I say to you.” Matthew 5:21-22 NKJV

Act and react like a Christian

Around the turn of the nineteenth century, a Russian physician named Ivan Pavlov won a Nobel Prize for his experiments with dogs. All of them had one thing in common—they salivated around food. But Pavlov wanted to find out if salivation could be caused by another stimulus, so he conditioned the dogs by ringing a bell before feeding them. Eventually the dinner bell caused salivation, even if the food wasn’t served. Pavlov referred to this learned relationship as a conditioned reflex. We have all been consciously or subconsciously conditioned our entire lives. Much of our behaviour was dictated by those conditioned reflexes. Some conditioned reflexes are as normal and natural as a blush. Others are as destructive as drinking to drown your sorrows. But conscious or subconscious, harmless or harmful, one thing is certain: we are far more conditioned than we realize. And one dimension of our spiritual growth is being reconditioned by the grace of God. Jesus said, “You have heard that it was said…But I say to you.” Jesus uses this couplet repeatedly. What was He doing? He was uninstalling Old Testament applications and reinstalling New Testament truths. It was no longer “An eye for an eye.” Jesus upgraded it to “Turn to them the other cheek,” which required reconditioned reflexes (See Matthew 5:38-39 NIV). Sometimes it’s much easier to act like a Christian than to react like one. How does this change in our reactions take place? By the Holy Spirit. “We are being changed to be like him [Jesus]. This change…comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit” (2 Corinthians 3:18 NCV).

“Julle het gehoor dat vir ons voorouers gesê is… Maar Ek sê vir julle…” Matteus 5:21-22 NLV

Tree op en reageer soos ‘n Christen

Aan die einde van die negentiende eeu het ‘n Russiese dokter genaamd Ivan Pavlov ‘n Nobelprys vir sy eksperimente met honde ontvang. Hierdie honde het almal een ding in gemeen gehad - hulle het speeksel rondom kos afgeskei. Pavlov wou egter uitvind of hierdie speekselafskeiding deur ‘n ander stimulus veroorsaak kon word, daarom het hy die honde gekondisioneer deur ‘n klokkie te lui wanneer hy hulle kos gegee het. Uiteindelik het die honde begin speeksel afskei sodra hulle die klokkie hoor lui het, of hulle kos gekry het of nie. Pavlov het na hierdie aangeleerde optrede as ‘n gekondisioneerde refleks verwys. Ons word almal, bewustelik of onbewustelik, ons hele lewe lank gekondisioneer. Baie van ons gedrag word deur hierdie gekondisioneerde reflekse bepaal. Sommige gekondisioneerde reflekse is so normaal en natuurlik soos om te bloos. Ander is so vernietigend soos om te drink om jou hartseer te vergeet. Bewustelik of onbewustelik, onskadelik of skadelik, is een ding egter seker: ons is baie meer gekondisioneer as wat ons besef. Ons geestelike groei word egter deur God se genade geherkondisioneer. Jesus het gesê: ‘Julle het gehoor dat vir ons voorouers gesê is… Maar Ek sê vir julle…’ Jesus gebruik hierdie uitdrukking herhaaldelik. Wat het Hy daarmee bedoel? Hy het daarmee Ou Testamentiese toepassings verwyder en dit met Nuwe Testamentiese waarhede vervang. Dit was nie meer: ‘’n Oog vir ’n oog,’ nie. Jesus het dit met: ‘Draai die ander wang,’ vervang (sien Matteus 5:38-39 NLV). Soms is dit baie makliker om soos ‘n Christen op te tree as om soos een te reageer. Hoe verander ons dus ons gekondisioneerde reaksies? Deur die Heilige Gees. ‘…Ons word al hoe meer verander om soos die Here te lyk, met ‘n heerlikheid wat steeds toeneem namate die Here, dit is die Gees, dit aan ons gee’ (2 Korintiërs 3:18 NLV).