Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, along with Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba, discuss "What Is Stewardship?" emphasizing that stewardship is about recognizing and responsibly managing the gifts God has entrusted to us. It involves three key aspects: time, abilities or charisms, and treasures. Stewardship is not just about giving financially but also dedicating our time and talents to serve God, others, and ourselves. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi, along with Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba, discuss "What Is Stewardship?" emphasizing that stewardship is about recognizing and responsibly managing the gifts God has entrusted to us. It involves three key aspects: time, abilities or charisms, and treasures. Stewardship is not just about giving financially but also dedicating our time and talents to serve God, others, and ourselves. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba to discuss Spiritual Innocence Part 1. They explore the biblical meaning of spiritual innocence, referencing Genesis 2:25, where Adam and Eve were naked and unashamed, symbolizing purity and harmony with God before the fall. They discuss whether such innocence can be found in Christ the Messiah, emphasizing that while perfect innocence without sin is impossible in the fallen world, believers can be made spiritually innocent through Christ's sacrifice. They also consider if it is possible to be guileless and spotless before God while living in a sinful world, concluding that true innocence is a gift received by faith, enabling believers to live holy lives empowered by the Holy Spirit. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba to discuss Spiritual Innocence Part 1. They explore the biblical meaning of spiritual innocence, referencing Genesis 2:25, where Adam and Eve were naked and unashamed, symbolizing purity and harmony with God before the fall. They discuss whether such innocence can be found in Christ the Messiah, emphasizing that while perfect innocence without sin is impossible in the fallen world, believers can be made spiritually innocent through Christ's sacrifice. They also consider if it is possible to be guileless and spotless before God while living in a sinful world, concluding that true innocence is a gift received by faith, enabling believers to live holy lives empowered by the Holy Spirit. Wednesday Live

Amanda Maqabuka Gibe welcomes in the studio Pastor Pascal Frank and Anna Lwambwa and they are talking about They are both pastors, doing business together and passionate about marriage of which they have been in marriage for 20 years with 3 children. They explore the realities of what one needs to know before committing as a single person, what serious questions to have before marriage to help each other since this is a real purpose of no return, what it takes to be in this covenant, and the challenges one must deal. Wednesday Live

Amanda Maqabuka Gibe welcomes in the studio Pastor Pascal Frank and Anna Lwambwa and they are talking about They are both pastors, doing business together and passionate about marriage of which they have been in marriage for 20 years with 3 children. They explore the realities of what one needs to know before committing as a single person, what serious questions to have before marriage to help each other since this is a real purpose of no return, what it takes to be in this covenant, and the challenges one must deal. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba to discuss "Hypocrisy of Today Part 2." They explore the biblical meaning of hypocrisy, which is acting in contradiction to what one professes to believe, often wearing a mask to hide true intentions. They discuss how hypocrisy manifests in life through insincere actions, judgment of others while ignoring one’s own faults, and outward appearances that conceal inner corruption, as highlighted in Matthew 23 where Jesus condemns the Pharisees’ hypocrisy. The discussion challenges listeners to self-reflect honestly, recognize their own hypocrisy, and take steps to align their inner character with outward behavior. Scripture urges sincerity, humility, and integrity as remedies to hypocrisy. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba to discuss "Hypocrisy of Today Part 1." They explore the biblical meaning of hypocrisy, which is acting in contradiction to what one professes to believe, often wearing a mask to hide true intentions. They discuss how hypocrisy manifests in life through insincere actions, judgment of others while ignoring one’s own faults, and outward appearances that conceal inner corruption, as highlighted in Matthew 23 where Jesus condemns the Pharisees’ hypocrisy. The discussion challenges listeners to self-reflect honestly, recognize their own hypocrisy, and take steps to align their inner character with outward behavior. Scripture urges sincerity, humility, and integrity as remedies to hypocrisy. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi continues with Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba for an insightful session on "Christ As Our Judge Part 2." They explore the profound implications of Jesus Christ being the ultimate judge of all humanity, both believers and non-believers. They discuss how Christ's role as the judge signifies His divine authority given by the Father to execute perfect and righteous judgment (John 5:22-23; Acts 10:42). The essence of the Messiah as judge includes administering justice impartially, determining rewards for believers based on their works (2 Corinthians 5:10), and judging unbelievers at the Great White Throne (Revelation 20:11-15). Scripture portrays Christ's judgment as fair, just, and grounded in truth, unlike human judgment, reflecting God's perfect wisdom and righteousness. This role affirms both Christ's divinity and His ultimate authority over eternal destinies. Wednesday Live

Dr. Ray Legodi welcomes Pastor Karabo Moraka and Prof Sam Kabamba for an insightful session on "Christ As Our Judge Part 1." They explore the profound implications of Jesus Christ being the ultimate judge of all humanity, both believers and non-believers. They discuss how Christ's role as the judge signifies His divine authority given by the Father to execute perfect and righteous judgment (John 5:22-23; Acts 10:42). The essence of the Messiah as judge includes administering justice impartially, determining rewards for believers based on their works (2 Corinthians 5:10), and judging unbelievers at the Great White Throne (Revelation 20:11-15). Scripture portrays Christ's judgment as fair, just, and grounded in truth, unlike human judgment, reflecting God's perfect wisdom and righteousness. This role affirms both Christ's divinity and His ultimate authority over eternal destinies. Wednesday Live