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Penuel the Black Pen says he can’t be a Christian because of how the Bible describes God. Is the God of the Old Testament cruel? Did God gamble with Job’s life? And was asking Abraham to sacrifice Isaac a moral failure?
In this episode of the Wisdom Podcast, I respond to Penuel’s “Why I Cannot Be a Christian” with respect and humility. We look at what we’ve been taught about God, Paul Tillich’s four kinds of truth (historical, scientific, philosophical and religious), and what the stories of Job and Abraham are really saying.
This isn’t a debate. It’s an honest conversation for anyone wrestling with faith, doubt and the character of God.
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Uungisile Mtshweni visited Apostolic Voices Podcast with Prophet Solly Mathibela for some Cosmological Questioning and life and Christianity.
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Gratitude Alters Altitude | Part 4 (Final) | Wisdom Podcast
Welcome to the concluding message in the **Gratitude Alters Altitude** sermon series.
In this episode, we explore why **gratitude is not merely a good habit—it is an eternal principle woven into the fabric of reality.** Unlike strategies that must change with different seasons, cultures, and circumstances, gratitude remains timeless. It is a principle that transcends every generation, every society, and every culture because it reflects something deeper about the nature of God's kingdom.
Drawing from **John 11:41–42**, we examine one of the most profound moments in Scripture: **Jesus gives thanks at a graveyard.** Before Lazarus is raised, before the miracle becomes visible, Jesus thanks the Father in a place that appears to have no potential. A cemetery represents finality in human eyes, yet Jesus demonstrates that gratitude is not dependent on visible evidence—it is rooted in the character and sovereignty of God.
We also reflect on Jesus' declaration that **"this sickness will not end in death."** The message is clear: our circumstances do not have the authority to define the end of our story. Sickness does not have the final word. Death does not have the final word. God alone determines the ending.
In this message, you'll discover:
* Why gratitude is a universal and eternal principle.
* Why eternal principles outlast temporary strategies.
* What Jesus teaches us by thanking God before the miracle.
* How faith sees beyond present circumstances.
* Why God—not your situation—has the final say.
One of the central ideas we explore is this:
**The world dreams as far as it has been exposed, but we dream as far as God reigns.**
May this message encourage you to cultivate a gratitude that is not dictated by circumstances but anchored in the eternal reality of God's sovereignty.
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Gratitude Gets Me the Most Out of This | Gratitude Alters Altitude
What if the breakthrough you're waiting for isn't found in having more, but in appreciating what you already have?
In this message from the *Gratitude Alters Altitude* series, we explore Matthew 14:14–21, the account of Jesus feeding the five thousand with only five loaves and two fish. What seemed insufficient in human eyes became more than enough in the hands of God through gratitude.
This sermon unpacks the powerful truth that gratitude has the ability to birth abundance from scarcity. Jesus did not begin by focusing on what was missing; He gave thanks for what was present. From that place of gratitude, multiplication followed.
We also examine Jesus' surprising instruction to His disciples: "You give them something to eat." In those words, we discover Christ's confidence in the capacity He has already placed within His followers. Sometimes the answer to our need is not more resources, but a greater awareness of what God has already entrusted to us.
In this message, you'll discover:
* How gratitude transforms scarcity into abundance
* Why more is not always the answer
* The connection between thanksgiving and multiplication
* What Jesus saw in His disciples that they could not yet see in themselves
* How gratitude elevates your perspective and your life
📖 Scripture: Matthew 14:14–21
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Ulungisile Mtshweni had the privilege of being on Mindful Unfoldings. You can go check out their YouTube channel and subscribe. This is the description they used:
What if the life you were created for is far greater than the one you've settled into?
In this deeply transformative episode of Mindful Unfoldings with Vuyelwa, I sit down with philosopher, life coach, public speaker, and author Ulungisile Mtshweni to explore identity, purpose, divine alignment, and what it truly means to become who God created you to be.
Drawing from his book, The Inauguration of a God, Ulungisile challenges the idea that faith is merely about survival or religious performance. Instead, he invites us into a conversation about living from our God-given identity, overcoming internal battles, and aligning our lives with purpose.
Together, we unpack:
✨ The battle of "you versus you"
✨ Why so many people know who they are spiritually but struggle to live it practically
✨ Overcoming the fear of people's opinions
✨ Faith beyond performance and religion
✨ Healing, identity, and personal transformation
✨ Living in divine alignment
✨ Purpose, creation, and human potential
This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt stuck, disconnected, uncertain of their purpose, or ready to step into a deeper understanding of who they are.
Take a moment, lean in, and join us as we unfold what it means to become.
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GRATITUDE ALTERS ALTITUDE | EPISODE: DON’T TRUST THE PROCESS, TRUST THE PERSON
We live in a generation that trusts systems, formulas, and processes — yet often forgets the Person who gives those processes power.
In this episode of Gratitude Alters Altitude, we journey through Luke 17:11–19, the story of the ten lepers who were healed as they walked. All ten followed the process, but only one returned to the Person. And that one didn’t just get healed — he was made whole.
This message challenges the subtle danger of entitlement, exposes the spiritual cost of complaining, and calls us back to a heart posture of gratitude. Because the process can give you results… but only the Person can give you peace with the results.
In this sermon, we explore:
• Why the process has no intrinsic power without the Person
• How intention precedes provision
• Why gratitude is God’s language and complaining reveals heart posture
• How entitlement blinds us to mercy
• Why gratitude doesn’t just change outcomes — it changes altitude
This message fuses scripture, philosophy, and psychology to help shift mindsets, realign attitudes, and cultivate a life rooted in gratitude rather than entitlement.
If this message speaks to you, don’t just listen — return. Return with gratitude. Return with praise. Return to the Person.
📖 Scripture: Luke 17:11–19
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📍 Episode: Don’t Trust the Process, Trust the Person
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This book confronts the invisible wars of temptation, public opinion, self-sabotage, comparison, and internal conflict. It challenges the fear-driven need for validation and calls people back to dominion, authenticity, and divine consciousness.
From the hidden patterns beneath human behavior to the relationship between wealth, value, and purpose, Bazothini is an invitation to rethink the way we see ourselves, God, society, and success.
At its core, this is a journey about breaking free from cages built by fear, culture, and perception — and discovering the unrepeatable expression God placed within you before the world told you who to be.
This interview captures the heart behind the message, the philosophy behind the book, and the deeper questions that inspired its creation.
If you have ever wrestled with identity, purpose, temptation, comparison, self-mastery, or the pressure of human opinion, this conversation is for you.
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GRATITUDE ALTERS ALTITUDE | EPISODE: DON’T TRUST THE PROCESS, TRUST THE PERSON
We live in a generation that trusts systems, formulas, and processes — yet often forgets the Person who gives those processes power.
In this episode of Gratitude Alters Altitude, we journey through Luke 17:11–19, the story of the ten lepers who were healed as they walked. All ten followed the process, but only one returned to the Person. And that one didn’t just get healed — he was made whole.
This message challenges the subtle danger of entitlement, exposes the spiritual cost of complaining, and calls us back to a heart posture of gratitude. Because the process can give you results… but only the Person can give you peace with the results.
In this sermon, we explore:
• Why the process has no intrinsic power without the Person
• How intention precedes provision
• Why gratitude is God’s language and complaining reveals heart posture
• How entitlement blinds us to mercy
• Why gratitude doesn’t just change outcomes — it changes altitude
This message fuses scripture, philosophy, and psychology to help shift mindsets, realign attitudes, and cultivate a life rooted in gratitude rather than entitlement.
If this message speaks to you, don’t just listen — return. Return with gratitude. Return with praise. Return to the Person.
📖 Scripture: Luke 17:11–19
🎙️ Series: Gratitude Alters Altitude
📍 Episode: Don’t Trust the Process, Trust the Person
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✨ The Comfort of the Covenant (Part 3) ✨
Title: How To Live Life From And Not For
In this message, we journey into Mark 4:37–38, where Jesus sleeps in the middle of a storm. This isn’t just a story about peace — it’s a revelation about trust.
To understand the comfort of the covenant is to realize that covenant doesn’t remove the storm; it redefines how we rest in it.
💡 In this message, we uncover:
The difference between unbelief and misbelief — and why many believers struggle, not because they doubt God can, but because they doubt He will for them.
How the blood of Christ speaks before our experience does — securing our peace before the proof.
Why true covenantal rest means our senses may feel the storm, but our spirit remains anchored.
How unfruitfulness after covenant is our way of telling God He wasted His greatest investment — humanity.
Why we must stop being bothered by the economy, opinions, and environment, and instead be deeply concerned about alignment with purpose — because our usefulness to the world depends on our alignment with Him.
📖 Covenant doesn’t silence the storm. It silences the fear.
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✨ The Comfort of the Covenant — Final Episode ✨
Title: You Are God’s Type
In this powerful conclusion to The Comfort of the Covenant, we explore one of the most liberating truths you will ever hear: You are God’s type. God didn’t choose you accidentally or reluctantly — He chose you intentionally, covenantally, and eternally.
In this message, we confront one of the greatest theological tensions:
How can God be all-loving and perfectly just at the same time?
The answer is Jesus — the bridge, the reconciliation, the consistency of God’s nature expressed in human form.
💡 In this final episode, we uncover:
How Jesus resolves the seeming paradox between God’s love and God’s justice.
The crucial difference between grace and mercy — and why understanding both transforms your identity.
Why once you truly know how deeply God loves you, you stop seeing yourself as someone who can lose.
📖 When you understand the covenant, you stop questioning your worth — because you realize God never did.
🙌 Thank you for journeying through this series.
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