Dickson Sedzi Ministries

20/08/2025

When the prophet Elisha was mocked by a crowd of young men in Bethel, he called upon the Lord. Suddenly, two bears came out of the forest and mauled forty-two of them. This short but powerful Bible story reminds us of the seriousness of respecting God’s servants and the authority of His word.

📖 Scripture Reference: 2 Kings 2:23–24
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12/08/2025

The message of Jesus Christ is the most life-changing story ever told — but in today’s fast-paced, visually-driven world, how we tell it matters more than ever.

Animation bridges generations, languages, and cultures. It captures attention, sparks curiosity, and makes even the most complex biblical truths easy to understand. From children learning their first Bible stories to adults rediscovering God’s Word, animation has the power to plant seeds of faith in hearts that might otherwise never listen.

Jesus Himself often used parables — vivid stories that painted pictures in people’s minds. Animation does the same in our time: it paints the gospel in living color, making it unforgettable.

Let’s use every creative gift God has given us to make His Word come alive for the world to see. 🌍💖

🎥 The message never changes — but the methods can be as creative as the Creator Himself.

12/08/2025

Step into the ancient world in this breathtaking 3D retelling of the biblical story of Balaam, Balak, and the Talking Donkey (Numbers 22). When the king of Moab summons Balaam to curse Israel, God sends an angel to block his path. But Balaam cannot see the danger—until his donkey speaks!

This cinematic animation brings the dramatic moments to life:

Balak’s urgent summons to Balaam

God’s warning in the night

The angel’s invisible stand-off

The miraculous moment when the donkey speaks

Balaam’s repentance and obedience to God

Experience the tension, the miracle, and the divine lesson that obedience is better than ambition.

📖 Bible Reference: Numbers 22:1–41

10/08/2025

Cain and Abel Part 2

08/08/2025

Noah and the Ark

07/08/2025

Story of Noah and the Ark. A bible story animated in 3D.

07/08/2025

What happens when reverence meets disobedience?
In this gripping 3D animated Bible story, we explore the dramatic moment when Uzzah reached out to steady the Ark of the Covenant — and was struck down by God. Based on 2 Samuel 6:6–8, this powerful retelling captures the holiness of God's presence and the cost of irreverence.

Follow King David and the Israelites as they celebrate, worship, and learn a sobering lesson about honoring God’s commands. Perfect for all ages, this vivid animation brings Scripture to life like never before.

📖 Scripture References:
2 Samuel 6:1–8 | 1 Chronicles 13:1–12

01/10/2024

Tomorrow is not another Wednesday, it commences the End of the Year according to the Jewish Calendar. It's a day for prayers. Bring all your supplications before Yah. Trust me, this is the real time.

29/09/2024

Hello guys, the end of the year according to the Jewish Calendar falls on sunset October 2, 2024 to sunset October 3, 2024.

I subscribe more to this calendar than the current one being used in which December 31st, 2024 is seen and accepted.

To those who love to fast, the above days are for you, for who want to pray Wednesday and Thursday are for you, for those who want to sing praises join in.

Array all your prayers to YHVH. שלום לכולם.

12/09/2024

Queen Esther and over a million Jews stayed in Babylon and Shushan after the decree for them to go back of Judea was made by King Cyprus, The Mede. The reason was simple, they had no physical or emotional attachment to their homeland (for explanations, read my previous post).

An Aside:
Let me digress a little to explain a very salient point. When King Nebuchadnezzar enslaved the people of Judah, he took them to Babylonia because he was a Babylonian.

Even though Babylonia and Chaldea are used interchangeably in scriptures, they are not the same. Babylonians are Chaldeans but Chaldeans are not Babylonians. Nebopolassar (Nebuchadnezzar's father) and his hords conquered Chaldea and changed it's name to Babylon.

Children born to Babylonian parents in Chaldea could consider themselves Chaldeans because they were born in the land of Chaldea. That's how both names became interchangeable.

The Babylonia empire was conquered by the Persians and the Medes, and they made Shushan their capital not Babylonia. That's why Queen Esther was in Shushan the palace (Esther 1:2).

I also want to point out that the term "Jews" refers to only 2 tribes of Israel, ie, Judah and Benjamin. The other 10 tribes are not Jews. And the 10 tribes are lost. Lost in the sense that they cannot be traced but they will return from the 4 corners of the world to make Israel a strong country. If you want to see the full force of the 10 tribes, skip the rapture of the church and witness the Armageddon (The last battle). Please I am just joking.

Continuation:
So many Jews became alienated from their Hebrew form of worship and invented "Judaism". A religion that was not centered on the Temple or the Priesthood, or the sacrifices.

Today there are all kinds of Judaism :

1. Reformed Judaism - They are least spiritual and do not adhere of the rabbinical laws or the Torah or the Bible. They are a product of the enlightenment era.

2. Ultra- Orthodox Jews: They follow the rabbinical law, Halakah, their identity is expressed in their dress and rigid system of behaviour.

3. Secular Jews: Most of the Holywood actors that are Jews. They identify themselves as Jews, that ends it.

But it's not only Judaism that has drifted from their main form of worship, Christianity too has suffered same. When we resuscitate Apostle Paul, or Peter or James, they will be shocked at this current theatre of a religion.

My name is Dickson Sedzi. Stay with me.
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09/09/2024

Most of the natives of Judah that were carried to Babylon and enslaved by King Nebuchadnezzar died in captivity. But sons and daughters were born to them.

With no known relation or memory of Judea, they became totally alienated from Judea. They bore Babylonian names, case in point, Zerubabel, the High Priest.

What are the main components of Hebrew worship.
1. The Temple
2. The sacrifices
3. The Priests
4. The ark of the Lord or Covenant.

Now in captivity, none of these components were present. How could they maintain a worship system whose vital parts were missing?

The Temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, the sacrifices were performed in the forecourt of the temple. The priest were killed and those who were carried away to Babylon were scattered among the people so much so that true lineage of the priesthood was lost.

And finally, the ark of the Lord was missing. There are 4 schools of thought as concerning the whereabouts of the Ark of the Lord. I'll highlight 3.

A. It was carried away by the prophet Jeremiah and hidden on a mountain.

B. It was carried away by King Nebuchadnezzar with other artifacts from the temple. Remember Belteshazzar used the cups.
C. It was carried away by a section of the Priests to Ethiopia.

All the above points to the gruesome fact that the central point of Hebrew worship was lost.

In captivity, they had to device ways to congregate and create some sumblance of the very religion they despised in Judea. They created the synagogue, to replace the temple. The formed the Sanhedrian to replace the authority of the priesthood. They chose to pray directly to God instead of through the Priests. Why do I mention this point. Remember, it was when Jesus died on the cross that the curtain in the temple was divided into two to signify that anyone could freely come to God in prayers.

These new inventions became the foundation of the new religion we today call Judaism. Judaism had nothing in common to the ancient Temple worship. It's not for nought that the Bible records that Daniel (Daniel 6:10) when praying faces the direction of the the Temple in Jerusalem. Implying he maintained the old form of worship.

Stay with me. As usual my name is Dickson Sedzi.

13/11/2021

https://dicksonsedzi.wordpress.com/2021/11/12/pass-on-the-torch-of-faith-to-the-next-generation/

Clarence Manion, the Dean of the Notre Dame Law school from 1941- 1952 was accosted by a gentleman who recognised him on a flight in the early 1950’s. The gentleman wanted to know the reason …