Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi reconvenes with Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu to delve into the subject of Discipleship P2. The discussion brings together diverse pastoral perspectives, enriching the conversation with practical and theological insights. The panel examines foundational principles of discipleship, emphasizing its importance in nurturing spiritual growth and community engagement. Through thoughtful dialogue, they address challenges and strategies for effective discipleship within contemporary church settings. This collaborative exchange underscores the ongoing relevance of discipleship in fostering committed and transformative faith journeys. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi reconvenes with Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu to delve into the subject of Discipleship P1. The discussion brings together diverse pastoral perspectives, enriching the conversation with practical and theological insights. The panel examines foundational principles of discipleship, emphasizing its importance in nurturing spiritual growth and community engagement. Through thoughtful dialogue, they address challenges and strategies for effective discipleship within contemporary church settings. This collaborative exchange underscores the ongoing relevance of discipleship in fostering committed and transformative faith journeys. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to engage in a meaningful conversation with Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu on the topic "What is Perfection P1." They emphasize that perfection should be understood according to the Father’s standards rather than human expectations. The discussion highlights the true divine state of being whole and complete as created by the Father Yahuah. They explore perfection as a state of divine excellence that reflects the Creator’s intent. This dialogue aims to deepen understanding of spiritual perfection beyond worldly definitions. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to engage in a meaningful conversation with Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu on the topic "What is Perfection P1." They emphasize that perfection should be understood according to the Father’s standards rather than human expectations. The discussion highlights the true divine state of being whole and complete as created by the Father Yahuah. They explore perfection as a state of divine excellence that reflects the Creator’s intent. This dialogue aims to deepen understanding of spiritual perfection beyond worldly definitions. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu discuss the dangers and consequences of forming evil associations, such as covenants, friendships, and oaths with ungodly people. They draw from Numbers 33:55, where God warns the Israelites that failing to drive out the inhabitants of the Promised Land will result in those people becoming "pricks in your eyes and thorns in your sides," causing ongoing trouble and spiritual distress. The panel emphasizes that such associations lead to moral compromise, spiritual vexation, and divine displeasure, as the ungodly influence can draw believers away from God’s commands. They highlight that partial obedience or tolerance of evil companions brings persistent challenges and hinders spiritual growth. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu discuss the dangers and consequences of forming evil associations, such as covenants, friendships, and oaths with ungodly people. They draw from Numbers 33:55, where God warns the Israelites that failing to drive out the inhabitants of the Promised Land will result in those people becoming "pricks in your eyes and thorns in your sides," causing ongoing trouble and spiritual distress. The panel emphasizes that such associations lead to moral compromise, spiritual vexation, and divine displeasure, as the ungodly influence can draw believers away from God’s commands. They highlight that partial obedience or tolerance of evil companions brings persistent challenges and hinders spiritual growth. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu have resumed their conversation focusing on the topic "Our Weapons and Armour Part 2," which focuses on our spiritual warfare and the biblical metaphor of the armor of God. Their conversations typically emphasize practical Christian living, relying on Scripture to understand how believers can stand firm against spiritual adversaries. This series draws from passages like Ephesians 6:10-18, which describe the armor of God as essential for spiritual defense. Listeners can expect a detailed exploration of these spiritual tools and encouragement to apply them in daily faith journeys. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu have resumed their conversation focusing on the topic "Our Weapons and Armour Part 1," which focuses on our spiritual warfare and the biblical metaphor of the armor of God. Their conversations typically emphasize practical Christian living, relying on Scripture to understand how believers can stand firm against spiritual adversaries. This series draws from passages like Ephesians 6:10-18, which describe the armor of God as essential for spiritual defense. Listeners can expect a detailed exploration of these spiritual tools and encouragement to apply them in daily faith journeys. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu continue their discussion of self-righteousness—an attitude of moral superiority that often leads to harsh judgment of others. The Bible warns against this, with Jesus teaching humility in parables like the Pharisee and the tax collector (Luke 18:9-14) and urging believers not to judge others (Matthew 7:1-5). Scripture reminds us that no one is truly righteous on their own and that salvation is a gift of grace, not personal merit (Romans 3:10-12, Ephesians 2:8-9). To overcome self-righteousness, the panel encourages practicing humility, self-examination, and compassion. They emphasize relying on God’s grace and seeing others through His eyes. Thursday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, Apostle Phumla Mfene, Pastor Green, and Pastor Makamu discuss self-righteousness—an attitude of moral superiority that often leads to harsh judgment of others. The Bible warns against this, with Jesus teaching humility in parables like the Pharisee and the tax collector (Luke 18:9-14) and urging believers not to judge others (Matthew 7:1-5). Scripture reminds us that no one is truly righteous on their own and that salvation is a gift of grace, not personal merit (Romans 3:10-12, Ephesians 2:8-9). To overcome self-righteousness, the panel encourages practicing humility, self-examination, and compassion. They emphasize relying on God’s grace and seeing others through His eyes. Thursday Live