Promisedland Church of Jesus Christ

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Bible Based Christian Church based in Peterswarts Bloemfontein, which aims at extending the Lord’s Commission to win disciples through the revealed Spoken Word, which is the Message of the Hour.

04/08/2026

Sunday Service

12 July Sunday Service Highlights BloemfonteinPeterswartsTheme: Receiving for ReceivingPreacher: Pastor Masisi
15/07/2026

12 July Sunday Service Highlights
Bloemfontein
Peterswarts
Theme: Receiving for Receiving
Preacher: Pastor Masisi

“They Are Here, But Their Hearts Are in Sodom”Preacher: Pastor MasisiTitle: Vessels in a great house Date: Wednesday Ser...
02/07/2026

“They Are Here, But Their Hearts Are in Sodom”

Preacher: Pastor Masisi
Title: Vessels in a great house
Date: Wednesday Service, 1 June
Place: Peterswarts, Bloemfontein

The message began with the Scripture, “In a great house there are not only vessels of gold and silver, but also of wood and earth; and some to honour, and some to dishonour” (2 Timothy 2:20). This word made it clear that being in God’s house does not mean everyone is used the same way.

Pastor Masisi confronted the church with the strong words, “They are here, but their hearts are in Sodom.” This statement showed that a person can sit in church, sing, and pray, yet still live with a heart that loves sin and the world.

He spoke about testing and pressure, saying, “The vessel of honour can handle the fire.” This showed that when correction comes, when suffering comes, and when pressure comes, a true vessel does not run away.

Using a direct example, the preacher said, “A dustbin is also in the house, but it is only trusted with dirt.” This made it clear that not everything in the house is used for clean or holy work, even though it is inside the house.

He went further by saying, “Not everything in the house is for the table; some things are only for the corner.” This warned that position and nearness do not always mean honour or trust.

The message ended with a sharp warning, “Being in the house does not mean you belong to the house.” The church was left with a clear call to examine their lives and choose to live as vessels of honour in the great house of God.

THE GOD WHO TURNS THE IMPOSSIBLE INTO POSSIBILITYPreacher: Pastor MotsoenengDate: Sunday, 28 June 2026Place: Peterswarts...
02/07/2026

THE GOD WHO TURNS THE IMPOSSIBLE INTO POSSIBILITY

Preacher: Pastor Motsoeneng
Date: Sunday, 28 June 2026
Place: Peterswarts, Bloemfontein

The Sunday service in Peterswarts, Bloemfontein, was opened with praise and worship as Pastor Motsoeneng reminded the congregation, “When the praise is lifted up, the glory of God comes down.” These words set the atmosphere for a message that focused on trusting God beyond human strength and understanding.

The preaching was grounded in Scripture, beginning with the words, “With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible” ( Matthew 19:26). Pastor Motsoeneng explained that people often stop believing when situations look impossible, yet God is never limited by what people see or feel.

He continued by declaring, “For with God nothing shall be impossible” ( Luke 1:37), teaching that God’s power does not depend on age, time, resources, or conditions. He reminded the church that God remains the same even when circumstances change.

Calling the church to personal faith, the preacher quoted Jesus’ words, “Have faith in God” (Mark 11:22). He stressed that faith is most important when answers delay and when human effort has reached its limit.

Referring to the journey of the children of Israel, Pastor Motsoeneng reminded the congregation, “God made a way where there was no way,” pointing to the Red Sea as proof that God acts when escape seems impossible and hope appears lost.

Speaking about divine timing and human weakness, he declared, “When human ability reaches its end, that is where the activity of God begins.” This statement emphasized that God often waits until people can no longer help themselves so that His power may be clearly seen.

The preacher then spoke about Lazarus, reminding the church of Jesus’ command, “Lazarus, come forth.” He explained that even after four days in the grave, death had no power when God spoke, showing that no situation is too late for God.

Drawing from the life of Abraham, Pastor Motsoeneng stated, “Abraham believed God,” highlighting that faith in God’s promise brought life where there was barrenness and hope where there was delay.

As the service moved toward its close, the congregation was encouraged with the words, “God specializes in things that are impossible.” This final declaration left the church strengthened in faith and reminded believers that the same God who worked in Scripture is still turning impossibilities into possibilities today.

02/07/2026

“If you know these things, happy are you if you do them.” (John 13:17)

The Son with a servant's heartSunday Service | 21 June 2026Peterswarts, BloemfonteinPreacher: Minister MokhehleMinister ...
23/06/2026

The Son with a servant's heart

Sunday Service | 21 June 2026
Peterswarts, Bloemfontein
Preacher: Minister Mokhehle

Minister Mokhehle delivered a powerful and identity-centered message on Sunday titled “The Son with a Servant's Heart,” calling the church to understand sonship while walking in humility and service.

Opening the sermon, he made the central statement of the message clear

“A son must have a servant's heart. Without a servant's heart, sonship becomes entitlement.”

Reading from Galatians 4:1, he reminded the congregation of the difference between position and maturity

“Now I say that the heir, as long as he is a child, differeth nothing from a servant, though he be lord of all.”

Minister Mokhehle emphasized that God’s intention was never to raise servants without identity

“God did not give birth to servants. God gave birth to sons.”

However, he stressed that true sonship must be expressed through service

“These sons that God has, He wants them to carry the heart of a servant.”

Speaking about identity, he warned against serving without understanding who you are

“If you don’t know who you are, you will serve from fear instead of love.”

Referring to Matthew 3:16–17, he highlighted Jesus’ baptism as a moment of divine confirmation

“Before Jesus healed the sick, before He raised the dead, the Father said, ‘This is My beloved Son.’”

He explained that affirmation comes before assignment

“Jesus was affirmed before He was sent.”

Minister Mokhehle addressed what he described as an “orphan spirit” in the church

“The church is full of sons who are behaving like orphans.”
He explained the difference clearly

“An orphan is always trying to earn love. A son knows he already belongs.”

Quoting from Haggai 1:4, he challenged the church to examine priorities

“Is it time for you to dwell in your sealed houses while the house of God lies in ruins?”

He added firmly

“The way we treat the house of God reveals the condition of our hearts.”

On service and giving, he corrected wrong motivations

“We don’t serve to be blessed. We serve because we are already blessed.”

Minister Mokhehle emphasized that discipline does not cancel identity

“When you are a son, God may correct you, but He will never disown you.”

Speaking on access to God, he reminded the congregation

“When you enter, you are not entering a stranger’s house. You are entering your Father’s house.”

He concluded the sermon by calling the church back to balance
“A son with no servant's heart becomes spoiled, but a servant with no sonship becomes wounded.”

As the message concluded, Minister Mokhehle urged believers to shift their mindset:

From performance to relationship:

“You don’t work to become a son. You work because you are one.”

From fear to freedom:

“Slaves fear punishment. Sons trust correction.” Hebrews 12:6

From orphan thinking to heir thinking:

“Orphans hoard. Sons steward. The inheritance is yours in Christ.”

Ending with a final message, he said
“Let us raise sons who serve, and servants who know they are sons. ”

*Awake, stand and obey: "Special Sunday service at Peterswartz"* A Special Sunday Service was held on 14 June at Petersw...
15/06/2026

*Awake, stand and obey: "Special Sunday service at Peterswartz"*

A Special Sunday Service was held on 14 June at Peterswarts, Bloemfontein. The service was hosted by Pastor Masisi and preached by Pastor Matlenane, under the theme “Awake, Stand and Obey,” based on Ephesians 6:10–13.

Pastor Matlenane said, “I want to talk this morning on the words awake, stand and obey.” He read from Ephesians and stated, “We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world.”

He said the church is facing spiritual warfare, adding, “The enemy understands that if he can weaken the church, discourage the leaders, and promote disobedience, he can hinder the advancement of God’s kingdom.”

He stated, “The church is not only a building. The church is God’s army on earth. It is how God battles the enemy on earth.” He added, “The moment you come into the body of Christ, you open yourself up to spiritual warfare.”

On division, he said, “The enemy wants to divide the unity among the believers. He wants misunderstanding, jealousy, and unforgiveness.” Referring to scripture, he said, “If a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand.”

He instructed the congregation on how to respond, saying, “When the enemy shoots poison, draw together more in love.” He added, “When the enemy says don’t love that brother, love him more.”

Addressing prayer, Pastor Matlenane said, “One of the greatest attacks against the church is the loss of prayer.” He stated, “When you are prayerless, discernment decreases, spiritual power decreases, and faith weakens.”

He added, “If you want to see whether the church is attacked, check their prayer life.”

On discouragement, he said, “The enemy is attacking the church day in and day out.” He added, “When the enemy attacks you, he is attacking the church. It is not only about you.”

Speaking on leadership, he quoted scripture and said, “Strike the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered.” He instructed the congregation, “Pray for your pastor day in and day out, no matter what you hear against them.”

He stated, “When you pray for your pastor, you are strengthening the church.” He added, “Pastors face spiritual warfare, criticism, and emotional burdens, even though people only see them in public.”

On obedience, he said, “Obedience is hearing God’s Word, trusting God’s Word, and acting upon God’s Word.” Quoting scripture, he said, “If you diligently obey the voice of the Lord, blessings will come upon you and overtake you.”

He said obedience brings results, stating, “There are blessings that only come through obedience.”

On faith and confession, he said, “Faith does not rely on your emotions.” He added, “Even when it is not materialised yet, go on confessing it.”

He concluded by saying, “God desires obedience. He is not interested in religious activities. He wants obedience to His Word.” He urged believers, “Don’t obey only when people see you. Obey even when they don’t see you.”

14/06/2026

Youth pouring their heart to God. What an encounter!

*Getting in the Spirit* ( Pastor Masisi preaches Revelation) Sunday Service 7 JunePeterswarts At Promised Land Church of...
09/06/2026

*Getting in the Spirit* ( Pastor Masisi preaches Revelation)

Sunday Service 7 June
Peterswarts

At Promised Land Church of Jesus Christ in Bloemfontein, Pastor Masisi preached from Revelation 1:10–11, opening the service with Scripture.

“I, John, who also am your brother, and companion in tribulation, and in the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was in the island of Patmos for the Word of God.”

“I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s day, and I heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet.”

He immediately emphasized the condition required to understand the message
“The first thing you have to do is get in the Spirit.”
“If you don’t get in the Spirit, the message will rise up against you.”

Referring to the Book of Revelation, he warned against approaching it lightly
“If you touch Revelation, you must know you need time.”
“You must not be scared of the book of Revelation you must be terrorized by it.”

Speaking on John’s exile and faithfulness, Pastor Masisi said
“He was on Patmos for the testimony of Jesus Christ.”
“If you believe this Gospel, you must not only live for it, but you must be ready to die for it.”
“If you can’t live for it, how shall we pray that you will die for it?”

He returned repeatedly to the idea of spiritual positioning “When you are in the Spirit, you will not fear rejection.”
“You can be worshipping here, but you are no longer here you are already in the Spirit.”

Addressing worship and restraint in church, he said
“When you were a sinner and you went to dance, you got in that spirit.”
“Why are you pretending like you were born holy?”
“If you can shout at a stadium, why can’t you shout Hallelujah in church?”

On spiritual neutrality and returning to old ways, he warned “You cannot come to this message and then go back.”
“How do you return to your vomit, unless you never vomited?”

Speaking on revelation and time,
Pastor Masisi declared “When John got in the Spirit, even the calendar changed.”
“In the Spirit, there is no past and no future.”
“That is why we can prophesy because in the Spirit, it is one long day.”

Encouraging perseverance, he said
“The devil is putting a count on you, saying this year will not end but it will end.”

As the atmosphere in the service intensified, he concluded with a call to action
“There is already an atmosphere.”
“Don’t wait for somebody to bless you.”
“Catch your miracle.”
“Catch your healing in the name of Jesus.”

He ended by returning to the central instruction of the sermon

“Allow yourself to get in the Spirit" said, Pastor Masisi.

“God Himself Had to Come Through a Woman”: Pastor Masisi’s Bold Mother’s Day Sermon Sparks Deep ReflectionA powerful atm...
10/05/2026

“God Himself Had to Come Through a Woman”: Pastor Masisi’s Bold Mother’s Day Sermon Sparks Deep Reflection

A powerful atmosphere filled the church on Sunday, 10 May 2026, as Brother Masukela opened the Mother’s Day service with energetic praise and worship before handing over to Pastor Masisi, who delivered a sermon titled *“A Mother’s Ministry.”*

Preaching from Luke 1:26-38, Pastor Masisi described motherhood as more than giving birth, calling it “a ministry” and a divine assignment from God. Using the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, he explained that mothers are chosen to protect, nurture and guide children toward their destinies.

“There will never be another Mary,” Pastor Masisi told the congregation as he reflected on how God entrusted Mary with carrying and raising Jesus Christ. He emphasized that even God Himself had to come into the world through the womb of a woman.

“Anything living on earth must come through a woman,” he preached passionately. “Even God bypassed biology, but He could not bypass the womb.”

The pastor explained that Jesus bypassed Joseph’s bloodline because His birth was divine, but still had to come legally into the earth through Mary. He described the womb as sacred and central to God’s creation plan, saying motherhood carries spiritual importance that should never be underestimated.

Throughout the sermon, Pastor Masisi repeatedly stressed that mothers often do not know the greatness of the children they are raising. Referring to Mary raising Jesus, he asked the congregation: “Mary, did you know those little hands would one day open blind eyes? Did you know those little feet would walk on water?”

He encouraged mothers to continue loving and raising their children despite hardship because they may unknowingly be raising future leaders, pastors, prophets or presidents.

The sermon also focused heavily on the story of Moses and his mother. Pastor Masisi praised Moses’ mother for refusing to abandon her son during Pharaoh’s order to kill Hebrew baby boys. He described her as a prophetess in her own right because she saw greatness in her child before anyone else did.

“The greatest prophet was not Moses first,” he said. “It was the mother who believed in him before the world could see it.”

He explained how Moses’ mother built a small ark to protect her baby and placed him in the Nile River, trusting God to guide him safely. Pastor Masisi compared the ark to the protection of prayer, saying a mother’s prayers become a spiritual navigator for her children throughout life.

“The reason you are where you are today,” he told congregants, “is because somewhere there was a mother praying for you.”

Another major theme in the sermon was identity and creation. Pastor Masisi spoke openly about gender identity and same-sex relationships, stating his belief that God created humanity as male and female. He argued that motherhood was specifically entrusted to women as part of God’s natural order.

At the same time, he cautioned church members against hatred and discrimination toward gay people, reminding the congregation that all human beings are created by God.

“You are going to hell for hating gays,” he stated firmly. “They are still children created by God.”

Pastor Masisi also discussed how environmental influences, upbringing, hormones and scientific developments can affect people’s identities and experiences. He mentioned concerns about genetic modification and modern scientific interference with nature, arguing that human identity should ultimately be understood through God’s creation.

The pastor further encouraged young people not to allow others to determine their identity or destiny. Speaking emotionally about names, origins and social labels, he told congregants that people often carry identities given by society, location or culture, but their true identity comes from God.

“The place where you were born is not your destiny,” he preached. “God already knew you before you were formed in your mother’s womb.”

As the sermon drew to a close, Pastor Masisi honored mothers for the sacrifices they make daily often struggling financially, emotionally and physically while still protecting and raising their children.

He reminded the congregation that before Jesus could feed multitudes, Mary first had to feed Him herself; before He carried the cross, Mary first carried Him as a baby.

“We salute mothers,” he concluded. “You laid the foundation. Without you, we have nothing.”

The service ended with songs of worship and appreciation as the church celebrated mothers for their dedication, prayers and unconditional love.

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