Archbishop MJ Matebane

28/03/2026

In the storm with Jesus

27/03/2026

🔥 DAY 2 HIGHLIGHTS: ATMOSPHERE SHIFT🔥

Day 2 of our 19th Anniversary brought us into a deeper encounter with God’s presence.

Through Reverend Andrew Izokun, the powerful message titled “A Shift in The Spirit by Prophetic Declarations” enlightened our hearts, strengthened our faith, and gave us clearer understanding of the reality of an Atmosphere Shift through the experience of Esau.

We were reminded that it is too early to determine the winner, for the race is still on, and that when you run with God’s voice, it results in breakthrough.

There was renewed passion, fresh insight, and a divine realignment through the power of God’s Word.

The shift is evident, and God is doing even more than we imagined!

🔥 Join us tomorrow for Day 3. Come ready! Your atmosphere is shifting!

24/03/2026

THE HOUR OF VISITATION IS NEAR!
YOUR MOMENT HAS COME!

This is a call to everyone ready for a divine turnaround! Our 19th Anniversary, “ATMOSPHERE SHIFT” is here, and heaven is set to move in a mighty way!

From Wednesday 25th to Sunday 29th, come and encounter the power that changes stories, breaks chains, and shifts destinies!

🕕 5:30PM
Wednesday to Friday
🕘 Saturday & Sunday – 9AM

This is not just another service, it is your appointed time for a shift! What could not move before will move. What was delayed will be released.

🔥 Come expectant. Come hungry. Come ready for your ATMOSPHERE SHIFT!

04/01/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Date: January 4, 2026

Contact: Office of the Archbishop, Bethel Worship House
Email: [email protected]

A Cry from the Soil of Limpopo: Archbishop Matebane Condemns the Unnatural Rise in Father-Son Violence
LIMPOPO PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA — Archbishop MJ Matebane, Presiding Bishop of Bethel Worship House, today issued a powerful and urgent statement condemning the recent, tragic surge in violence and murder between fathers and sons across the Limpopo Province.

“The very foundation of our society—the family—is under a vicious and unnatural attack,” stated Archbishop Matebane. “We are witnessing a horrifying trend where the sacred bond between a father and his son is being severed not by natural causes, but by the very hands meant to protect and honor it. The blood of our fathers and sons is crying out from the soil of Limpopo, and we, as a community of faith, cannot remain silent.”

The Archbishop’s condemnation follows a series of deeply disturbing incidents reported in the province, including cases where sons have been convicted of murdering their fathers, and fathers have been arrested for the brutal killing of their own children. These acts, he noted, are a profound betrayal of the divine order and the cultural values that hold the community together.

“A father is called to be a pillar of strength, a teacher, and a provider of life. A son is called to be a successor, a helper, and a source of honor. When these roles are tragically reversed into perpetrator and victim, it signals a deep spiritual and societal crisis that demands immediate, collective introspection and action.”

Archbishop Matebane, who has a background in Criminology, emphasized that this crisis is not merely a legal or policing matter, but a spiritual and moral emergency rooted in broken relationships, economic despair, and a lack of spiritual guidance.

A Call to Action for the Limpopo Community:

The Archbishop calls upon all residents, community leaders, and faith-based organizations in Limpopo to take the following steps:

1. Spiritual Renewal and Prayer: Dedicate time in all homes and places of worship to pray for the healing of family relationships and the restoration of peace.
2. Open Dialogue: Fathers and sons must commit to honest, open, and respectful communication. We must break the culture of silence and emotional distance that breeds resentment and violence.
3. Seek Intervention: Those struggling with anger, conflict, or despair are urged to seek immediate counseling, spiritual guidance, or professional help. Bethel Worship House and other community organizations stand ready to assist.
4. Reaffirm Values: Community leaders must actively teach and model the values of respect, honor, and the sanctity of life, reinforcing the God-given roles within the family unit.

“We must turn back to the sound doctrine that teaches us to honor our parents and to raise our children in love and discipline,” the Archbishop concluded. “Let us not allow the enemy to steal the future of our province by destroying the very core of our families. The time for change is now. Let us rise up, Limpopo, and restore the honor of the father-son bond.”

About Archbishop MJ Matebane:
Archbishop MJ Matebane is the founder and Presiding Bishop of Bethel Worship House. Known for his authoritative spiritual leadership and commitment to community upliftment, he has been a prominent voice in South African faith circles, guiding his congregation and the wider community with a focus on sound doctrine and societal restoratio

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