The Redeeming Truth & Grace Ministries

08/09/2026

🙏 JOIN US — SEPTEMBER: THE MONTH OF PRAYER 🙏

This September, we come together in prayer, standing against the **social ills affecting our communities.

We are praying against crime, violence, substance abuse, teenage pregnancy, poverty, broken families, corruption, and hopelessness.

📖 Let us seek God. Let us stand in the gap. Let us pray for our communities, our nation, and the generations to come.

SEPTEMBER — A MONTH OF PRAYER.
Together, we pray. Together, we believe. Together, we stand. 🙏

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30/05/2026

🚨We have started today with Prayer🛫

Join Us tomorrow for Sunday church service!

⏰️10am sharp

📍Francistown Golf Club behind IHS next to Waterhole (Badminton Hall)

We cant wait to see you 🚀🚀

30/04/2026

GREATER IS HE THAT IS IN ME
The Power Within the Believer

There is a truth many believers quote—but few truly walk in:

“Greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world” (1 John 4:4).

This is not motivational language. This is spiritual authority.

The Apostle John the Apostle wrote this to believers facing deception, pressure, and spiritual opposition. False voices were rising.
Darkness seemed loud. But John didn’t tell them to be afraid—he reminded them of who lives inside them.

“He that is in you…”
This is not your strength. Not your discipline. Not your experience.

This is the Spirit of the Living God.

The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now dwells in you (Romans 8:11). That means the power inside you is not inferior to what’s outside you. It is superior.

“Greater…”
The word is not comparative—it is absolute.
Not equal. Not slightly stronger.
Greater.

Greater than fear.
Greater than temptation.
Greater than demonic influence.
Greater than every voice that tries to redefine your identity.

Many believers live intimidated—not because the enemy is stronger, but because they are unaware.

Ignorance will make you bow to what you were meant to rule over.

You don’t fight for victory—you fight from victory.

Because the One in you has already overcome the world.

Notice—John doesn’t say “greater is He that visits you” or “comes upon you.”
He says IN YOU.

This is permanent residence, not temporary visitation.

God did not anoint you just to survive—He empowered you to overcome.

So when pressure rises…
When thoughts attack…
When fear whispers…

Don’t respond from your emotions.
Respond from your position.

You are not alone in the battle.

You are inhabited.

Let that truth reshape how you pray, how you speak, and how you stand.

Because the moment you truly believe what is in you…

You will stop fearing what is around you.

27/04/2026

In every silent tear you’ve ever cried, not one has been wasted. God sees what others overlook. He understands the pain you can’t explain, the battles you fight in secret, and the moments when your strength feels gone.
He is not distant—He is near.
Not indifferent—He is deeply concerned.
The Bible reminds us that God keeps track of every tear, as if He gathers them in a bottle. That means your pain matters. Your sorrow is seen. Your story is known.
Sometimes we question why we go through hardships, why prayers seem delayed, or why the weight feels too heavy. But even in those moments, God is working behind the scenes—shaping, strengthening, and preparing something greater than we can imagine.
Your tears are not the end of your story. They are part of your transformation. What feels like brokenness today can become a testimony tomorrow.
Hold on.
Keep trusting.
Keep believing.
Because the same God who sees your tears is the same God who will bring healing, restoration, and joy in His perfect time.
“He records every tear.”
And one day, He will wipe them all away.