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Dr. Ray Legodi hosts Prof. Buyi Sondezi and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu in the Radio Pulpit studio for Part 2 of "Description of the Saved," unpacking what it truly means to be saved according to Scripture. Defining the Saved - They explore the biblical identity of the saved as those redeemed by faith in Christ, transformed by grace—not by works—evidenced by repentance, obedience, and bearing spiritual fruit. Scriptural Insights

Drawing from Luke 20:25 ("Render to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's"), the discussion highlights dual allegiance: earthly duties alongside total devotion to God, marking the saved by surrendered lives. Other verses like Ephesians 2:8-9 emphasize salvation as God's gift through faith. Who Are They? The saved include anyone believing in Jesus' death and resurrection—thieves on crosses, persecutors like Paul, or everyday sinners—proving no one is beyond God's reach when responding in faith. Tune in for this foundational teaching series! Tuesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi hosts Prof. Buyi Sondezi and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu in the Radio Pulpit studio for Part 1 of "Description of the Saved," unpacking what it truly means to be saved according to Scripture. Defining the Saved - They explore the biblical identity of the saved as those redeemed by faith in Christ, transformed by grace—not by works—evidenced by repentance, obedience, and bearing spiritual fruit. Scriptural Insights

Drawing from Luke 20:25 ("Render to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's"), the discussion highlights dual allegiance: earthly duties alongside total devotion to God, marking the saved by surrendered lives. Other verses like Ephesians 2:8-9 emphasize salvation as God's gift through faith. Who Are They? The saved include anyone believing in Jesus' death and resurrection—thieves on crosses, persecutors like Paul, or everyday sinners—proving no one is beyond God's reach when responding in faith. Tune in for this foundational teaching series! Tuesday Live

Tonight, Dr. Ray Legodi, Prof Buyi Sondezi, and Pastor Baruch ‘Yahu discuss “The Repression of Evil” (Part 2), unpacking the real biblical and spiritual meaning of “repression” in the context of evil.

They begin by clarifying that in this context repression of evil does not mean “suppressing feelings” in the psychological sense, but rather the act of holding back, restraining, or resisting the advance and influence of evil through spiritual discipline, obedience, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Scripture such as the broader principle of resisting the devil (James 4:7) and the examples of God’s dealings with wickedness, they show that evil does not have final authority where God is honoured and truth is upheld.

Using the reference frame around 1 Samuel 6:17, which speaks of the men who came to the ark and the way God’s presence and judgment interact with human response, they highlight how:

God’s presence exposes evil instead of letting it remain hidden.

Righteous living and worship are a form of spiritual repression of evil, because they push back against deception, sin, and spiritual compromise.

Believers, the church, and leadership are called to actively resist evil—through prayer, discernment, holy living, and refusing to normalize sin—rather than simply tolerating or ignoring it.

They conclude Part 1 by urging listeners to:

Examine areas where they may be passively allowing evil (in thought, lifestyle, or culture) to grow. Embrace the responsibility to “repress” it through repentance, godly boundaries, and the authority of Christ’s name, instead of leaving it unchecked. Tuesday Live

Tonight, Dr. Ray Legodi, Prof Buyi Sondezi, and Pastor Baruch ‘Yahu discuss “The Repression of Evil” (Part 1), unpacking the real biblical and spiritual meaning of “repression” in the context of evil.

They begin by clarifying that in this context repression of evil does not mean “suppressing feelings” in the psychological sense, but rather the act of holding back, restraining, or resisting the advance and influence of evil through spiritual discipline, obedience, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Scripture such as the broader principle of resisting the devil (James 4:7) and the examples of God’s dealings with wickedness, they show that evil does not have final authority where God is honoured and truth is upheld.

Using the reference frame around 1 Samuel 6:17, which speaks of the men who came to the ark and the way God’s presence and judgment interact with human response, they highlight how:

God’s presence exposes evil instead of letting it remain hidden.

Righteous living and worship are a form of spiritual repression of evil, because they push back against deception, sin, and spiritual compromise.

Believers, the church, and leadership are called to actively resist evil—through prayer, discernment, holy living, and refusing to normalize sin—rather than simply tolerating or ignoring it.

They conclude Part 1 by urging listeners to:

Examine areas where they may be passively allowing evil (in thought, lifestyle, or culture) to grow. Embrace the responsibility to “repress” it through repentance, godly boundaries, and the authority of Christ’s name, instead of leaving it unchecked. Tuesday Live

True Spiritual discernment is what Dr. Ray Legodi, together with Prof Buyi Sondezi, and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu are discussing tonight. (Part 2). He also features Pastor John Wallace Green, Lisa Pooe, Seipati Tabodi, Kwasi Nonhlanhla, and Ratong. They define it as the God-given ability to distinguish between truth and deception, good and evil, through the Holy Spirit's guidance (1 Corinthians 12:10, Hebrews 5:14). Key aspects include:

Relying on Scripture as the ultimate standard.

Cultivating sensitivity via prayer, fasting, and intimacy with God.

Testing spirits and avoiding deception in teachings, prophecies, or decisions.

They warn against relying on emotions or intellect alone, urging believers to seek discernment for protection, wise choices, and effective ministry in challenging times. Tuesday Live

True Spiritual discernment is what Dr. Ray Legodi, together with Prof Buyi Sondezi, and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu are discussing tonight. (Part 1). He also features Pastor John Wallace Green, Lisa Pooe, Seipati Tabodi, Kwasi Nonhlanhla, and Ratong. They define it as the God-given ability to distinguish between truth and deception, good and evil, through the Holy Spirit's guidance (1 Corinthians 12:10, Hebrews 5:14). Key aspects include:

Relying on Scripture as the ultimate standard.

Cultivating sensitivity via prayer, fasting, and intimacy with God.

Testing spirits and avoiding deception in teachings, prophecies, or decisions.

They warn against relying on emotions or intellect alone, urging believers to seek discernment for protection, wise choices, and effective ministry in challenging times. Tuesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi hosts Prof Buyi Sondezi and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu for a transformative discussion on the Devoted Life. They unpack radical consecration—complete surrender like Mary's extravagant worship, valuing Christ's worth above all possessions and ambitions. Key markers revealed: Daily self-denial, Scripture immersion renewing minds, prayer intimacy fueling obedience, sacrificial living defying convenience culture. The trio warns: Divided devotion breeds spiritual deafness; singular focus on Jesus births discernment, power, purpose. Tune in for Part 2, challenging half-hearted faith, igniting wholehearted Kingdom pursuit!power. Tune in for Part 2: ignition purifying motivations, activating consecrated living Tuesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi hosts Prof Buyi Sondezi and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu for a transformative discussion on the Devoted Life. They unpack radical consecration—complete surrender like Mary's extravagant worship, valuing Christ's worth above all possessions and ambitions. Key markers revealed: Daily self-denial, Scripture immersion renewing minds, prayer intimacy fueling obedience, sacrificial living defying convenience culture. The trio warns: Divided devotion breeds spiritual deafness; singular focus on Jesus births discernment, power, purpose. Tune in for Part 1, challenging half-hearted faith, igniting wholehearted Kingdom pursuit! Tuesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi hosts Prof Buyi Sondezi and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu for an insightful discussion on Spiritual Deafness. They identify root causes: worldliness crowding heart receptors, self-righteousness blocking conviction, heavy spiritual ears from ignored warnings, and deliberate eye-shutting to Yahuah's revelations—leading to Isaiah 6:9-10 conditions where truth bounces off hardened soil. The trio warns that this deafness causes deception—believers marching to cultural drumbeats while Father's voice diminishes, missing course corrections that protect destiny. True hearing requires repentance: confess blockages, surrender idols, meditate on Scripture to restore sensitivity to heaven's frequency. Tune in for Part 2, which aims to clear spiritual wax from your ears! Tuesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi hosts Prof Buyi Sondezi and Pastor Baruch 'Yahu for an insightful discussion on Spiritual Deafness. They identify root causes: worldliness crowding heart receptors, self-righteousness blocking conviction, heavy spiritual ears from ignored warnings, and deliberate eye-shutting to Yahuah's revelations—leading to Isaiah 6:9-10 conditions where truth bounces off hardened soil. The trio warns that this deafness causes deception—believers marching to cultural drumbeats while Father's voice diminishes, missing course corrections that protect destiny. True hearing requires repentance: confess blockages, surrender idols, meditate on Scripture to restore sensitivity to heaven's frequency. Tune in for Part 1, which aims to clear spiritual wax from your ears! Tuesday Live