Sifa Simba

Faith gives strength to the conception of the seed.

There is no longer an offering for sin. Christ offered Himself once and for all, and through His sacrifice, we have been perfected and sanctified.

When it comes to priesthood, the ability to sacrifice is a gift.

The value of our faith is centred on salvation. Therefore, it is important that we uphold and preserve the sanctity of our salvation.

Salvation is the basis of faith. Salvation becomes even more meaningful when you come to the realisation that you died and rose with Christ.

Faith is not just mustard-seed faith or great faith. It is perfect faith—faith that perfects us, faith that hears, grows, discerns, and matures us into teachers.

God's Word is not just a promise for tomorrow, it is a present reality. Receive the Word with joy, remain steadfast in faith, and trust its fulfillment. Your excitement for the Word determines your endurance, and your endurance positions you to witness its manifestation.

Sight is secured through purity. Purity removes doubt, guards the heart, strengthens faith, and keeps believers aligned with God's voice. A pure heart sees clearly, discerns accurately, and confidently responds to God's leading without second-guessing His voice.

The gifts of discernment, word of knowledge, and wisdom sharpen our ability to recognize the spirit speaking. Discernment grows through knowledge of God's nature and character, enabling believers to distinguish truth from what is merely true, and to deliver prophetic words with accuracy, wisdom, and understanding.

Prophecy is discerning the heart and the mind of God, communicating the heart and the mind of God with accuracy, and seeing the word come to pass. We are here to become accurate in prophecy, not merely accurate in word of knowledge, but accurate in communicating what God is saying.