Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Pastor Jocias Macamu, and Apostle Phumla Mfene explain that sin wounds us deeply, causing spiritual, emotional, and relational damage. Sin leads to guilt, brokenness, and separation from God, like wounds that fester without healing. Scripture teaches that these wounds affect our whole being and our relationship with God (Psalm 38:5; Jeremiah 30:12). However, through Christ’s sacrifice, we receive healing and restoration (1 Peter 2:24). The teaching encourages repentance, trusting Jesus’ healing power to overcome sin’s damage and bring forgiveness, renewal, and wholeness in our lives. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio alongside Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss the theme, "What Times Are We At?" They explore the nature and characteristics of the current times, examining how we should understand and number our days. The discussion delves into the wisdom needed to navigate these times effectively. They also reflect on biblical teachings related to discerning the times and living wisely in accordance with scripture. This insightful conversation encourages listeners to gain clarity and spiritual awareness about contemporary challenges and opportunities. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio alongside Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss the theme, "What Times Are We At?" They explore the nature and characteristics of the current times, examining how we should understand and number our days. The discussion delves into the wisdom needed to navigate these times effectively. They also reflect on biblical teachings related to discerning the times and living wisely in accordance with scripture. This insightful conversation encourages listeners to gain clarity and spiritual awareness about contemporary challenges and opportunities. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss the concept of self-will. They explore what self-will means, why it arises, and how it manifests in people's lives. The conversation delves into the biblical perspective, examining what scripture says about self-will. Through this discussion, they aim to provide a deeper understanding of the challenges and spiritual implications associated with self-will. Their insights encourage reflection on aligning personal desires with God's will. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss the concept of self-will. They explore what self-will means, why it arises, and how it manifests in people's lives. The conversation delves into the biblical perspective, examining what scripture says about self-will. Through this discussion, they aim to provide a deeper understanding of the challenges and spiritual implications associated with self-will. Their insights encourage reflection on aligning personal desires with God's will. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss self-exaltation. They explain that self-exaltation is a spirit of pride and conceit where an individual raises themselves above others and even above God's authority. They also highlight the folly of self-exaltation as destructive, leading to downfall and separation from God's blessings. They emphasize that humility is key in the Christian walk, warning against the danger of pride which blinds and destroys, contrasting strongly with the servant leadership exemplified by Jesus Christ. Their discussion encourages believers to examine their hearts and reject self-exaltation to live in true submission and favor with God. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss self-exaltation. They explain that self-exaltation is a spirit of pride and conceit where an individual raises themselves above others and even above God's authority. They also highlight the folly of self-exaltation as destructive, leading to downfall and separation from God's blessings. They emphasize that humility is key in the Christian walk, warning against the danger of pride which blinds and destroys, contrasting strongly with the servant leadership exemplified by Jesus Christ. Their discussion encourages believers to examine their hearts and reject self-exaltation to live in true submission and favor with God. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi continues with Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss "What Is Excommunication Part 2w." They explore the biblical basis and purpose of excommunication as a church discipline designed to address unrepentant sin and maintain the purity of the church community. They discuss whether excommunication is applied correctly today and its intended role—not as a punishment or public shaming, but as a loving corrective measure aiming to restore the sinner and protect the church. Key scriptures such as Matthew 18:15-17 and 1 Corinthians 5:1-5 are examined to understand the process and goal of excommunication. The conversation also touches on concerns about misuse or overuse of excommunication in contemporary church practice. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo to discuss "What Is Excommunication Part 1." They explore the biblical basis and purpose of excommunication as a church discipline designed to address unrepentant sin and maintain the purity of the church community. They discuss whether excommunication is applied correctly today and its intended role—not as a punishment or public shaming, but as a loving corrective measure aiming to restore the sinner and protect the church. Key scriptures such as Matthew 18:15-17 and 1 Corinthians 5:1-5 are examined to understand the process and goal of excommunication. The conversation also touches on concerns about misuse or overuse of excommunication in contemporary church practice. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi continues with Apostle Phumla Mfene and Pastor Makamo discussing "The Ministry of Reconciliation Part 2." They explore the biblical foundation of reconciliation as a vital ministry for the church, focusing on restoring broken relationships between God and humanity and among individuals. The discussion highlights the call for believers to be agents of peace, forgiveness, and healing, emphasizing the transformative power of God's grace in mending divisions. They also address practical ways the church can engage in reconciliation within communities, promoting unity and spiritual restoration. Thursday Live