Pastor Teboho Selemakoro

14/02/2026

𝗕𝗟𝗘𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗣𝗨𝗟𝗣𝗜𝗧

BARUTI, HA RE TLO LLANG 😢 MONA. LE LONA LE BATHO BA NAMA LE MALI.

Most pastors are preaching FIRE while BLEEDING quietly inside.

The mic on speakers is LOUD, the sermon is POWERFUL, but the heart is WOUNDED.

You see the preacher shouting “Praise the Lord!” but inside they’re TIRED, offended, BROKEN, or BURNT out.

They ENCOURAGE marriages while their own is under PRESSURE or even fighting a divorce.
They preach FAITH, while privately battling DOUBT.
They COUNSEL others, while carrying WOUNDS nobody asks about.
They pray for a FINANCIAL breakthrough, while they themselves need a FINANCIAL miracle.

And because they’re leaders, they feel they must always be STRONG. Man/woman of God, remember it is still OK not to be OK.

God is not impressed by performance without HEALING.
Even Elijah, after calling FIRE from heaven, still collapsed under EMOTIONAL exhaustion.
Even Paul admitted, “We were burdened beyond measure."

Meaning great men of God also BLEED.

Remember, HURT leaders end up hurting people.
When wounds are ignored, they leak through ANGER, control, HARSH words, PRIDE, or MANIPULATION.

God cares about the SHEPHERD, not just the SERMON.

Healing is not a weakness, it’s wisdom.
Rest is not laziness, it’s obedience.
Even Jesus withdrew to pray and rest.

You don’t have to BLEED publicly to prove you’re ANOINTED.

You can’t keep pouring, when the cup is cracked.
Fix the cup first.

Pray for your Pastors, they are also HUMAN.

07/12/2025

Psalm 147:3
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”

There are wounds that people can see… and then there are wounds that live deep inside, quietly shaping how you think, how you love, how you react, and how you survive.

You can smile publicly and still be bleeding privately.
You can function perfectly and still be emotionally shattered.
You can be strong for everyone and still crumble in silence.

Psychology calls it suppressed trauma.
The Bible calls it a broken heart.

A broken heart is not just from romantic pain… it is from every moment where life demanded more than what your soul could carry.
It is from every season where you felt abandoned, betrayed, unseen, misunderstood, or forced to be strong before you were ready.

But here is the truth: what you refuse to acknowledge will continue to lead you.
Unhealed trauma becomes the silent navigator of your life, choosing relationships for you, responding for you, shutting down for you, and protecting you in ways that actually harm you.

Healing begins when you allow God to touch the areas you have avoided because they hurt too much.

He binds.
He restores.
He rebuilds.
But He also sends help.

If this message is awakening something inside you, it is not by accident.
Your healing is calling.

Book an online counseling session today and start your healing journey from wherever you are in the world.
Your heart has carried this long enough.

WhatsApp 083 522 0518

29/11/2025

FOR PASTORS LEADING WHILE BLEEDING

To all Pastors,

Have you ever led while bleeding?
You’re counseling the broken, praying with fire, preaching with power —but deep inside you whisper, “Jesus, please fix me too.”

Being a pastor doesn’t turn you into a superhero.
Even Jesus rested.
If He stepped away to pray, to sleep, to breathe — you are allowed to do the same.
An empty vessel cannot pour, and a weary shepherd cannot tend well without care.

HERE IS WHAT GOD WANTS YOU TO KNOW TODAY

-Your wounds do not disqualify you — they deepen your compassion.
-Rest is not failure — it is obedience.
-You are not weak for needing help — you are wise for seeking it.
-God does not abandon wounded shepherds — He walks with them.
-Your pain is not invisible to Heaven, even if it is to people.

THE REALITY OF LEADING WHILE BLEEDING

-Ministry does not pause just because your heart is heavy.
-Pastors carry burdens they are rarely allowed to speak about.
-Public strength often hides private battles.
-You preach hope while fighting discouragement.
-You call others into healing while longing for your own.

REMEMBER THIS TRUTH

-You are God’s servant, not God Himself.
-You are called to shepherd, not to suffer in silence.
-Brokenness does not remove the anointing — pride does.
-Vulnerability before God is never weakness; it is worship.
-Healing is not a detour from ministry — it is part of it.

A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT

-Do not hide the pain.
-Do not pretend you are fine when you are not.
Heal. Breathe. Pray.
-Talk to someone who can hold your heart without judging it.
-God restores what ministry drains — when you allow Him.

-The season that feels like bleeding will become the testimony called BREAKTHROUGH.
-The place where you feel weakest
will become the place where God shows Himself strongest.

-You are not finished.
-You are not forgotten.
-You are not failing.
-You are being refined.

A CALL TO THE CHURCH

-PRAY for your Pastor.
-Encourage your Pastor.
-Cover your Pastor

17/07/2025

25/09/2022

25/09/2022

We thank GOD 🙏🏽🙏🏽

03/07/2022

A PASTOR'S LIFE!

"The lawyer is working,
The lecturer is working,
The journalist is working,
The Doctor is Working
The Pharmacist is Working
The Pilot is Working
But many think the PASTOR is playing and needs a real JOB.

You think everyone else in every other profession is really busy, but when it's a pastor, you say 'go and look for a job'.
Well done!

We applaud professions that don't offer real value to people but think less of those who do.

Footballers earn far more than doctors,
Comedians earn far more than teachers,
Most Pastors earn very little or nothing.
And you think that's fine?

How has Messi helped your life or given you a new hope for living?

How has Basketmouth saved your marriage or helped deliver you from addiction?

But pastors are involved daily, bearing the brunts of helping people live a better life and yet when we see them own few things we behave as though they don't deserve anything.

In case you don't know, being a pastor is one of the most demanding and sacrificial work I know on earth.

I am a pastor. I have been a Pastor for the past 39 years now.

I have been to police stations severally because of church members.
I have visited several hospitals and spent nights there awake because of church members.
I have travelled long distances, given up my belongings, attended to marriages at the verge of divorce, and conducted funerals all because of church members.

The last was a family who were barely 4 months in church had an accident and the woman and her baby died on the spot. When I got there, their whole family was crying to me, asking me in tears 'pastor why?'

Who else is supposed to answer such a question? Its always the pastor. Yet in the midst of that, we bring courage and restore hope.

But when it comes to a pastor having money, people will frown and wag their tongue against it. And yet the economy is not different for pastors o!

Everyone else cries but when a pastor does, he has no faith.

Everyone can bring their problems to pastor but no one asks if pastor has eaten, he should tell it to God.

Everyone else can be forgiven when they make a mistake, but pastors' mistakes are unforgivable. ('And he calls himself a pastor' is always the line)

Everyone can be rich but not pastors, else the society will begin to talk.

You will read headlines, "members are poor but pastor is rich" but you won't ever hear of or read when "members are rich and their pastor is poor".

You think it doesn't happen?

I have seen a church where many members have big cars but they all drive home without anyone offering to drop pastor and his family home first, not to talk of buying him a car.

Do you know that majority of pastors are actually struggling financially, taking multiple jobs and even menial ones to survive?

But they won't tell you, especially the ones who probably deserve it more.

See let me tell you, if you see a pastor doing different jobs while in ministry, let your heart be moved favourably toward them and treat them honourably especially your pastor.

They're sacrificing a lot.

Instead of you quoting scriptures to teach that pastors should work (as if pastoring is not hard work), it should be your desire to be able to care for them to the point where they won't have to do other jobs to survive.

Don't join the bandwagons of those who dislike pastors and do all they can to defame them

*God Bless Every Pastor in the House.*
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