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14/06/2026

Ministration of the day

Isaiah 65:21- 22

This scripture speaks about God’s promise of restoration, blessing, and security for His people. It describes a time where people will enjoy the results of their own hard work and experience the peace and stability that God provides.

The message shows that God desires His people to live with hope, purpose, and dignity. It reminds us that God sees the struggles people face and that He is able to bring restoration where there has been loss, hardship, or disappointment.

God spoke to me today , that through intercession we can restore what has been stolen from you. It’s not that you don’t have anything in your life , it’s just that the enemy has stolen from you. And it must come back to you. We need to pray for the return of what has been stolen in our lives. we can pray for families, communities, and individuals to experience God’s provision and blessing. We pray for people to have opportunities, stability, and the ability to enjoy the fruits of their labour, while also trusting in God’s timing and faithfulness.

Haggai 2:22-23

In Haggai 2:22, God declares, “I will overturn royal thrones and shatter the power of the foreign kingdoms.” This reminds us that God has the power to destroy every force, system, or obstacle that stands against His purpose for our lives. The enemy may think he has delayed your progress, blocked your opportunities, or held back your blessings, but God is able to overturn every situation in a moment.
Your enemy does not know what God is about to do in your life. While they may see your current situation, they cannot see God's plan, His timing, or the breakthrough He is preparing for you. The same God who promised to shake kingdoms is still moving today.
Therefore, we pray that whatever has been holding back your finances, your opportunities, your promotion, your business, or your provision be destroyed by the power of God. Every barrier standing between you and what God has ordained for you must give way. As God overturned kingdoms in Haggai's time, may He overturn every obstacle and every limitation that has been working against your progress.
God then says, “I will make you like my signet ring, for I have chosen you.” This is a reminder that God has not forgotten you. You are chosen, valuable, and marked for His purpose. When God chooses someone, no opposition can cancel His plan. No enemy can stand in the way of your blessings . What God has prepared for you will come to pass because His hand is upon your life.Today we stand in faith, believing that God is removing hindrances, releasing provision, and positioning His people for the next season He has prepared for them. Amen.

Jeremiah 1

In this scripture, God is speaking to Jeremiah and reminding him that his purpose did not begin when people recognized him — it began with God before he was even born. God knew Jeremiah, chose him, and prepared him for a specific purpose. In the same way , God knew you , chose you and prayed your a purpose.

Sometimes people may look at where you are today and judge you based on your current situation. They may say you are not qualified, you are not experienced enough, or you are not capable. But this scripture reminds us that our value does not come from people’s opinions; it comes from God, who created us and already has a plan for our lives.

You may have feel unprepared, but God sees your potential before anyone else does. In the same way, you may feel like a “nobody” today, but God is able to uplift, restore, and position them according to His purpose. When God calls someone, He also equips them.

Jeremiah 1:19
God reminds Jeremiah that although people will oppose and fight against him, they will not defeat him because God is with him. Weapons will formed against you , but that will not prosper. Though weapons may be formed against , though you may face challenges, you can remain strong because God provides protection, strength, and victory

14/06/2026

Sunday service -Testimony Time
Thandile Spankie
1. Apostle prophecied to me last year, that good news is coming from East London. On 10th I received wool worth R10 000. I had a quotation from the Department of Tourism worth R10 000

2. Nomfundo Mpendu : I got a prophecy from Apostle saying he sees someone at the gym and he was referring to my daughter. He also mentioned in his prophecy that he sees a land being bought. After a few months by God’s grace I was able to get land which is 40 by 40. I would like to thank God of Major 1 for everything He has done .

14/06/2026

Salvation
By Amahle Ndawo

Salvation Is More Than Words ,It’s Wholehearted Obedience
Main texts: Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16, James 1:6-8, Romans 6:23

1. Saying “Lord” isn’t enough Matthew 7:21
Salvation isn’t just calling Jesus “Lord” or knowing who He is. Many people say the right words but have no real relationship with God. He’s looking for hearts that belong to Him, not just mouths that speak about Him.

2. Obedience is evidence, not the cause Matthew 7:22-23
True salvation changes how we live. We desire to obey God, seek His will, and turn from sin daily. Religious activity prophesying, miracles, casting out demons, church titles, good works can’t save you. If Jesus never “knew” you, even impressive works mean nothing. The greatest tragedy is being around Christianity for years but never truly knowing Jesus.

3. There’s no middle ground with God Revelation 3:15-16
The Kingdom has no grey areas. You’re either hot or cold. Lukewarm gets spit out. You can’t want God and still want sin. You can’t want the life of God while still collecting “the wages of death” _Romans 6:23_. The life of God kills the appetite for sin. Choose: hot or cold.

4. Lukewarm is more dangerous than cold Got it — here’s a tight summary of all 5 pages as one devotional on _true salvation vs. lukewarm faith

14/06/2026

Sunday Service
A word from Mama Prophetess Mary Bushiri

14/06/2026

Sunday Service
Daily Parach: Liwa Mali

14 June, Sunday
THE IMMATURE BELIEVER − NEPIOS
Prophetic Word of The Day:
“Dear brothers and sisters, when I was with you I couldn’t talk to you as I
would to spiritual people. I had to talk as though you belonged to this world
or as though you were infants in Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 3:1 (NLT)
Revelation:
The Nepios stage marks a season of partial growth, where awareness of God
has increased, but maturity is still developing. At this level, you can
recognize spiritual things, engage in prayer, and even practice certain
disciplines like fasting. Yet your responses often reveal instability, and you
find yourself quickly overtaken by fear, doubt, complaint, or emotional
reactions. This was the condition of the Corinthian church. Though they had
received the Word, Paul could not speak to them as mature believers
because they were still governed by the flesh. This reveals an important
truth: growth is not proven by what you hear, but by how you live. A Nepios
knows the Word but struggles to consistently apply it.
One of the signs of an immature believer is their inability to grasp deeper
spiritual truths, causing them to remain stuck in what is comfortable. This
immaturity also shows in being easily influenced, confused, or “tossed to
and fro” (Ephesians 4:14). An immature believer doubts when
circumstances arise, even when God has clearly spoken. They tend to be
pulled in every direction instead of focusing on what God has assigned
them to do. Today, God is calling you beyond this stage. You are not meant
to remain a spiritual child, reacting to situations like a “mere man”, but to
grow into sonship, where your life consistently reflects Christ. True
maturity begins when zeal is refined into faith, and knowledge is expressed
through obedience.
Going Deeper:
1 Corinthians 2:14 | Ephesians 4:14 | Job 13:1Prophetic Action:
Examine your responses and align them with God’s Word. Commit not
only to hearing but to practicing truth. Reject doubt, instability, and fleshly
reactions, and pursue consistency in faith and obedience.
Prayer:
In the Mighty Name of Jesus, I renounce every form of immaturity in my
life. Oh Lord, strengthen my faith and establish me in Your truth. I receive
grace to grow and walk as a mature son. Amen.
From The Prophetic Library of Dr. Mary Bushiri: “Most believers do not
behave any different from non-believers when they go through battles in life. It is understandable
when non-believers complain, murmur and grumble when troubled; believers are supposed to behave
differently. We are the children of the Almighty God. The Creator of the universe is our Daddy;
surely, we must respond differently to situations we face.” — “You Will Win” (PMB, 2015, pg. 112)
15 June, Monday
THE LEARNING SON − PAIDION
Prophetic Word of The Day:
“I write to you, little children, because your sins are forgiven for His
name’s sake.” — 1 John 2:12 (NKJV)
Revelation:
The Paidion stage is the season of intentional growth, a transition from
instability into understanding. This is the son who is no longer passive, but
hungry. As a Paidion, you have a deep desire to learn, to grow, and to be
shaped by truth. At this level, the Word of God is no longer approached
casually or merely for sharing with others; it becomes personal,
transformative, and essential for daily living. At this level, you begin to see
life differently, not just Prophetic Action:
Examine your responses and align them with God’s Word. Commit not
only to hearing but to practicing truth. Reject doubt, instability, and fleshly
reactions, and pursue consistency in faith and obedience.
Prayer:
In the Mighty Name of Jesus, I renounce every form of immaturity in my
life. Oh Lord, strengthen my faith and establish me in Your truth. I receive
grace to grow and walk as a mature son. Amen.
From The Prophetic Library of Dr. Mary Bushiri: “Most believers do not
behave any different from non-believers when they go through battles in life. It is understandable
when non-believers complain, murmur and grumble when troubled; believers are supposed to behave
differently. We are the children of the Almighty God. The Creator of the universe is our Daddy;
surely, we must respond differently to situations we face.” — “You Will Win” (PMB, 2015, pg. 112)

14/06/2026

Sunday Service
Intercession: Minister Azizipho

The Bible reminds us in 1 Timothy 2:1: I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people.

Today, as we pray, let us open our hearts with faith and compassion, believing that God hears our prayers and that He is able to bring healing, restoration, guidance, and change.

1. Prayer for the Church and God’s people
Prayer point:�Lord, strengthen Your Church and help believers walk in unity, love, truth, and faith. Give spiritual leaders wisdom and protect the Church from division and deception.
�Ephesians 4:3 — “Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.”

This scripture teaches believers the importance of maintaining unity, love, and peace within the body of Christ. Paul is reminding us that unity does not happen automatically — it requires effort, humility, patience, and forgiveness from each person.

The “unity of the Spirit” means that although people may have different backgrounds, personalities, or opinions, believers are connected through their faith in God and should work together with one purpose. The “bond of peace”refers to the love and harmony that should hold people together, preventing conflict and division.

This prayer asks God to bring believers together, remove division, and help the Church remain focused on spreading God’s love and truth. It also covers pastors and leaders so they can guide people with wisdom and humility.

2. Prayer for families

Prayer point:�Lord, bring healing, restoration, and peace into families. Strengthen marriages, relationships, and help parents raise children according to Your ways.
�Joshua 24:15 — “As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.”

Joshua was challenging the people of Israel to make a choice about who they would follow, and he personally chose that he and his family would remain devoted to the Lord.

Joshua was challenging the people of Israel to make a choice about who they would follow, and he personally chose that he and his family would remain devoted to the Lord.

3. Prayer for young people
Prayer point:�Lord, guide young people, protect them from harmful influences, and help them discover their purpose and identity in You.
�1 Timothy 4:12 — “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers…”
�Young people face many pressures and choices that can affect their future. This prayer asks God to give them wisdom, courage, and strength to make good decisions and to live as examples of His character.

4. Prayer for leaders and nations
Prayer point:�Lord, give leaders wisdom, integrity, and compassion. Help them make decisions that bring justice and peace.
Scripture:�📖 1 Timothy 2:1-2 — “Prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people—for kings and all those in authority…”
Explanation:�Leaders have influence over many lives, so praying for them is important. This prayer asks God to guide those in authority so they lead with fairness, honesty, and concern for the people they serve.

5. Prayer for those who are hurting
Prayer point:�Lord, comfort those who are grieving, sick, lonely, or struggling. Bring healing, strength, and hope.
Scripture:�Psalm 147:3 — “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”
Explanation:�Many people carry hidden pain and struggles. This prayer asks God to bring comfort, emotional healing, and encouragement to those who feel hopeless or overwhelmed.

6. Prayer for revival and spiritual growth
Prayer point:�Lord, awaken hearts to seek You. Bring spiritual renewal, repentance, and a deeper hunger for Your Word.
Scripture:
2 Chronicles 7:14 — “If my people… will humble themselves and pray and seek my face… then I will hear from heaven…”
Explanation:�Revival begins when people turn back to God sincerely. This prayer asks God to renew faith, remove spiritual dryness, and help people grow closer to Him through prayer and obedience.

7. Prayer for schools and education
Prayer point:�Lord, protect learners and teachers. Give wisdom, discipline, understanding, and peace in schools.
Scripture:�James 1:5 — “If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously…”
Explanation:�Schools shape the future of young people. This prayer asks God to protect schools, help teachers teach effectively, and give students understanding, focus, and strength during challenges.

8. Prayer for healing and provision
Prayer point:�Lord, provide for those in need and bring healing to those facing physical, emotional, or spiritual struggles.
Scripture:
Philippians 4:19 — “And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.”
Explanation:�God cares about every area of people’s lives. This prayer asks Him to provide resources, open doors, bring healing, and remind people that He is their provider.

9. Prayer for protection
Prayer point:�Lord, protect families, communities, and individuals from danger, fear, and spiritual attacks.
Scripture:�Psalm 91:1-2 — “Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty…”
Explanation:�This prayer declares trust in God’s protection. It asks Him to cover people from harm, give peace during difficult situations, and strengthen their faith.

10. Prayer for personal growth as an intercessor
Prayer point:�Lord, teach me to pray with faith, compassion, and obedience. Help me stand in the gap for others.
Scripture:�Ezekiel 22:30 — “I looked for someone among them who would build up the wall and stand before me in the gap…”
Explanation:�Intercession is about praying on behalf of others. This prayer asks God to develop a heart that cares for people, listens to His guidance, and faithfully prays for others.

Closing scripture for intercession:
James 5:16 — “The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.”
This reminds us that prayer can bring change, comfort, healing, and transformation when we pray according to God’s will.

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