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Our mission:Is to preach the word of God and spread the truth, as mandated by the Holy Spirit. Our daily proceedings are lead and guided by the Holy Spirit

We greet you all in the name of the Lord. Masowe eChishanu UK would like the thank you all for your contributions to our discussions. On that note we would like to make a formal announcement to all future contributors that our name is as stated above and not Johanne/ Johwani masowe. We believe in the coming of the holy spirit to Zimbabwe (Johanne mweya) and continue to holdfast to the belief that

the same holy spirit is among us and is still our guide today. We would like it to be known to all that we are doing all in the name of the God, the Son and the holy spirit. We carry out the wishes of the Lord as per His instruction and guidance and when and how the Lord deems appropriate. Those who have teachings from 1931/1932 we cannot attend to those as we can only follow what the Lord tells us, not hearsay. We use all forms of technology to communicate and spread The Word. We are allowed. Our Most High has allowed it. We are on the path the Lord set out for us not to follow the wishes of mankind or those who think they hold prophecies of the Chishanu religious sect. Those who have been disallowed to use technology for purposes of spreading the gospel, so be it. You have been told not to do so, but not us so please be advised that we will not tolerate any contributions that question validity of social or any other form of media in our faith. We will delete any comments we do not deem as constructive or progressive to our goal of building spiritual prosperity and social justice. We are not affiliated with any political parties only the truth as set out by the holy spirit. Our goal is to foster messages of peace, social and moral integrity across all nations. In God We Trust

09/10/2018

Look, half of my possessions, Lord, I will give to the poor; and if I have defrauded anyone of anything I will pay back four times as much". Luke 19: 8-9

I think Zacchaeus felt not only the physical presence of Christ, but the inner presence of Christ in his heart. That for him became a moment of conversion. Dear friends, no one can have an encounter with Jesus Christ and remain the same. Zacchaeus made a radical turn by not just acknowledging and confessing his sin but by making restitution. l will return what l have stolen. Not just words, but action as well.

Pause. What have you done or are doing, that you need to turn away from? Are you stealing, cheating, lying or gossiping?

As you sit at table today l invite you to imagine Jesus and your Church community sitting with you. The people around you may be judging you but l want you to experience the gentle presence of Jesus in your heart. I want you to experience his gentle invitation to repent in your heart. Let this be your moment of conversion.

So after this experience, what are you going to do?

Remember: Not just words but action as well.

Be blessed

Deacon TP Garikayi Church daily devotions.

18/09/2018

Lord increase our faith.

Seeing their faith, Jesus ministered to the paralysed man

When we bring people to Jesus we draw the attention of Jesus not only to the ones we carry but to ourselves. When Jesus looks at us what does He see?

The crisis of this age is not a crisis of prayer. No. We have prayer warriors galore. The crisis of this age is that of faith. Yes we pray but do we have faith, even as small as a mustered seed?

We can fast and pray but without faith. We can fast and pray in observance to religious regulations. This will not help us and certainly it will not help those we carry in prayer. Without faith it is impossible to please God. What pleases God is seeing faith in us.

Today let us spend time reflecting on this question: When Jesus looks at me what does He see in me?

Let us also make the prayer of the disciples our prayer today: Lord increase our faith

Be blessed.

Elder A. Makahamadze - Masowe eChishanu UK Daily Devotions.

07/09/2018

Coming Full Circle

The prodigal son distanced himself from his father because he had desires of the flesh he knew his father would disapprove of. The wealth he had prematurely got from his father gave him a false sense of security and he concluded that he had no need for his father anymore.

When the wealth was all gone, pride and fear of rejection prevented the prodigal son from returning home. Instead, he chose to work in another man’s homestead; caring, living and dining with swine, yet his father ensured better provisions for his servants.

Only when the prodigal son was tired and defeated by living like a pig, he came to his senses and realised what a loving wonderful Father, Master and Guardian his father really was. He returned to his father knowing fully well that even if his father would take him in as a servant, NO ONE in his father's compound would ever be reduced to swine.

Repentance takes place when one comes to his/her senses and realises the need to return to the Father.

Prayer

Today Father I ask for your graceful hand to remove the scales from my eyes that blind me from your mercies and realising the better plans you have set before me. Make me come to my senses and hasten to return to you. In Jesus Christ's name l pray.
Amen.

Aunty Portia – Masowe eChishanu UK Daily Devotions.

05/09/2018

Do not run away from God

The lost son, The lost coin and The lost sheep parables are teachings of Jesus emphasising His point on Loss and Redemption. Reminding us that God has joyous love for individuals who are lost (in sin) and found (repent).

The lost son ( Luke 15: 11-32). Sometimes we have to hit rock-bottom before we come to our senses and recognize our sin. God waits patiently, with loving compassion to restore us when we return to him with humble hearts.

The Lost Coin (Luke 15: 8-10) shows Gods determination to find us when we are lost.

The lost sheep (Luke 15: 3-7) refers to the sinners, the people of God who went astray, leaving the safe land and taking a route that exposes them to a sinful end. It further explains God’s love for those who are lost and repent their sins.

All three parables concern the restoration of lost relationships—ultimately God seeking out human beings who were lost to Him and bringing them back into a loving relationship with Him.
Jesus demonstrated what it means to be lost, how heaven celebrates with joy when the lost are found, and how the loving Father longs to save people.
Are you the lost sheep, coin or son? Will heaven be celebrating today?

Apostle Susan - Masowe eChishanu UK Daily Devotions.

31/08/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all.

Let’s pray.

Father God I sometimes make choices which stray me away from you. I often find myself in a cold and dark place. I pray today that I may always come back to my senses and return to you my Father.

Amen.

11/08/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all.

Let’s pray.

Lord Jesus, I surrender my life to you today. Teach me to value the Kingdom of God in everything that I do. Above all help me to seek first your Kingdom, fully knowing that everything else will be added unto me.

Amen.

13/07/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all.

Dear Lord,
Give me peace in my heart keep me praising. Today Lord I want to think peace, I want to speak peace and I want to bring peace wherever I am. So help me Lord.

Amen.

06/07/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all.

Oh Lord, I pray today that you may re-enkindle my faith and love for you. I know I have lapsed and allowed earthly things to quench my zeal for you. Restore me Lord Jesus today. Amen.

30/03/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all.

We are Easter people, Alleluia is our song!

On Easter day we celebrate not the emptiness of the tomb but the content of that empty tomb: in it is boldly written "We too shall rise". Through the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ joy entered into the human sphere. Sin and death have been defeated. As Christians we exclaim " O Death, where is your sting? O Hades, where is your victory? " (1 Cor 15:55). No longer are we slaves to sin.

When Christ cried out "It is finished" on the cross (John 19:30) many took it as a confession of a failed mission. They thought he had succumbed to defeat, yet for him it was a proclamation of a victorious accomplishment of a mission. The 'tetelestai Abba' cry was an announcement that the price for our freedom has been fully paid.

As Christians we celebrate Easter fully knowing that our identity comes from the risen Christ. At the centre of our lives is the risen Christ.

Today He encounters us on the journey of life as he encountered the disciples on the way to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35). He is interested in our life stories just as he was interested in the two disciples' story; "what kind of conversation is this that you have with one another as you walk and are sad?" (Lk 24:17). He listens to your story and he has a solution for you. He opens the scriptures for you just as he did for the two disciples on the way.

The two disciples were travelling from Jerusalem to Emmaus. Remember it was in Jerusalem that their master had been cruelly killed. Jerusalem had become a place of pain. Their hopes had been shattered. As such moving from Jerusalem was not just a physical journey, it was also an emotional journey; moving from a place of pain in search of consolation. What emotional journey are you on? Maybe there is a place of pain that you are running away from! What could be the Jerusalem of your life? May be you are searching for consolation! Where are you searching for consolation? Have you taken to drugs! Is it the bottle that you think will console you?

Today the risen Christ meets you and assures you that He is your Lord, he has risen for you and he is your consolation. Turn to him in absolute trust. The risen Christ gives you new hope and new strength to go on with life.

After encountering the risen Christ the two disciples were renewed and strengthened. They did not proceed with their journey in search of consolation, instead they went back to Jerusalem. They had a new way of looking at and understanding their situation.

As you meet the risen Lord today may he renew you so that you stop running away from situations! May he give you strength to face the Jerusalem of your life and a new way of looking at your situation. Above all may the risen Lord remind you that through His death and resurrection you have been freed!

Be blessed this Easter.
Deacon Makahamadze

27/02/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all

Dear Lord,

l have many worries, fears and doubts. I have pain and disappointments which take away my joy. Lord Jesus, thank you for your word which calls me to rejoice in you at all times and in all places (Philippians 3 vs 1-3). Help me today to put my trust and confidence in your word. Help me today to surrender all my worries into you for you are my provider. Help me today to surrender all my fears unto you for you are my protector. Help me today to surrender all my pain unto you for you are my healer and comforter.

Lord Jesus, you are my consolation, unto you l surrender all my disappointments. You are the rock upon which l build my faith help me to cast all my doubts unto you. Thank you Lord Jesus for giving me your joy.

Amen

03/02/2018

Join us for praise and worship every Sunday from 09:00am until 12:00pm at ZRP Chapel, Corner Baines Ave, 10th Street in Harare. Salvation is for all.

A letter to God

Our Father who lives in Heaven, oh how do You stay so benevolent? A creator who defines peace and love with the power of making them omnipresent. No, I have not summoned You today just for my selfish needs, to cry or for justification of my sinful deeds. For a simple conversation with You is what I beg. A moment to set me free. Just a fragment of Your time is what I plea. Forgiveness is what I wish for, but it is Your judgement for which I deserve.

Is it human nature to sin and fall short like me? I am here today to repent for all the bad I have done, and take full responsibility! For a child of Yours to have fallen so low, I wonder why You still love me. It is not my wisdom that I am still alive and breathing, but it is more than a sign to illustrate that I still have purpose on earth. It hurts knowing that as humans, we are capable of so many terrible things; lying, stealing, adultery, murder; but we are still so brave to claim You as our Father. Forgive us.

I used to pay attention to the irrelevant voices, and the perceptions of other people. As Christians, and other faithful religions that worship You, we have endured a lifetime of stereotypes. The pressure we face each day that since we claim to be Your children, then to sin is taboo. We are judged every single step we take, and chastised making it nearly impossible for any human to ever live up to the expectation of perfection. A world of NO SIN. Oh Lord please help us all to understand that no one is perfect, that to be in Your good books is showing that we are striving to be our very best. That our grace is found in acknowledging when we have made a mistake. Followed by the humbleness and knowledge that we must then bend our knees, and seek You asking for forgiveness and strength. The strength, so that we do not fall into cycles of reoccurring sin.

However, if there is one thing I have learnt on the journey with You; it is to take everything as a challenge that I must fight and overcome. There are times when You test Your best warriors in order to make them stronger and more aware’. Lord carry me. Give me the resilience to keep striving for Your Heavenly kingdom. Some people may see the GOOD that I do, on the other hand others are ALWAYS there to criticise and judge every SMALL MISTAKE made.

I am asking for guidance, help others to see that I do try my best Lord. That is all I can do. I pray that one day we will understand that we are not repenting or living to please mortals who live among us; but that we are confessing and resolute to gratify a higher being that we have wronged and may have distanced ourselves from. I believe that confession is a gift You gave us to cleanse our souls, and so we should not be scared or discouraged by those who may judge us. Father, only You know our hearts and true intentions.

To show my determination of becoming a new and better person, I pray and purely ask for the power, the strength and courage to experience a whole and fulfilling spiritual journey. A journey where I can get to know You better, and where You can draw closer to me, and we can walk one another. I know I will fall countless times, however I ask for Your continuous support and mercy through thick and thin. I ask for You to speak to me, and encourage me, when I start to feel weak and alone. May You gift me with the WISDOM and grace to show the world what it is to truly be a child of God.

I love you.

Tinotenda Tarugarira

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