Bloodpool Prophetic Church

06/09/2026

Main service
Prophet TJ Tlokolo
Scripture reading: Psalm 91:1

This is a personal call to live in God's presence, not just visit Him from time to time.

Prayer is the key and foundation of our faith. Without it, we let life decide our path for us. We do not lack because Jesus lacks anything but because we lack in prayer.

God shares His secrets with those who dwell with Him, not with occasional visitors. If we fail to pray and walk in love, the world will overcome us. Prayer is not a religious entertainment but intimacy with God that first changes us before it changes our situation.

Obedience starts in the secret place. Our problem is that we want to guide ourselves instead of allowing God to guide us. Some issues can only be resolved when we learn to dwell in the secret place of the Most High God.

06/09/2026

05/09/2026

He is the same yesterday,today and forever(Hebrew 8:13)

02/09/2026

Wednesday Service
Prophet TJ Tlokolo

Scripture references: Matthew 17:21, Isaiah 58

Some spiritual battles can not be won by prayer alone. They require your personal sacrifice through fasting. We should not become too familiar with the things of God. Prayer is weapon and fasting adds to it.

When we fast, we surrender our flesh and build our faith. When there is a corporate fast in church and you decide to eat in secret, you are robbing yourself of its benefits. You might as well just eat openly because we are not marking a register.

Fasting does not change God, it changes us. It's for you and not for God. It is like charging a phone with a low battery. A person who fasts often is full of fire. It is an investment and a sacrifice that adds fuel to our prayers, crucifies the flesh and also brings health benefits.

30/08/2026

Main service
Prophet TJ Tlokolo

Scripture reading: 1 Samuel 16, John 16:13–14, 1 John 2:27 & Mark 7:13

Anointing is costly and is given by God for protection and to help you possess His promises. It gives you persistence to pursue what God has promised, but everything from God comes first as a promise that must be fought for.

Success as a believer always involves battles because when you go after hidden treasures in darkness, the kingdom of darkness will oppose you. This journey requires sacrifice, just as David faced problems after his anointing. The season after anointing is a test of your trust in God, and your anointing should draw people to God, not to yourself.

Being anointed does not mean you are perfected. Perfection comes through the Word. Satan will test you in the area of your anointing, just as he tested Jesus after His 40-day fast. You must overcome that testing with the Word of God, not with silence.

True victory comes when you allow the Holy Spirit, not your feelings or circumstances, to lead you. When you learn to obey God's testimony over the world's testimony, you will conquer even when defeat seems near. God can not lie, and He knows the right time to fulfill His Word. You are already on the victory side, and through faith and the Spirit of God, you will reach where God wants you to be.

30/08/2026

Morning Devotion
Pastor Mosia

Subject: The supremacy of the name of Jesus
Scripture reading: John 1:12

We have our identity as kings, priests, and children of God who belong to heaven and not to this world because of the name of Jesus. God has exalted Jesus and given Him a name above all names, to which everything in heaven, on earth, and under the earth must bow.

This name gives us confidence to approach God's throne and brings healing, hope, and joy in any situation. It triumphs over every opposition, opens closed doors, makes a way where there is no way, and brings light into darkness. As children of God, we can trust in the victorious power of the name of Jesus.

26/08/2026

Sunday Service update
Aus Lucy

Peserver
Scripture reading: 1 Samuel 1:10–11

Let us continue serving God faithfully even after He has answered our prayers. Most of the time, we seek God diligently when we need something but become less committed once we receive it. We are reminded not to stop but to persevere in the same devotion we had before.

Despite being mocked, Hannah persevered in prayer and made a vow to dedicate her son to God if He blessed her with one. God, who sees and hears, faithfully answered her.

We are encouraged to persevere in prayer, in studying the Word, and in serving with all our hearts. Like Hannah, we should pray our way to breakthrough, trusting that God watches over His Word to fulfill it, and like David, we should let our mouths continually praise the Lord.

26/08/2026

Wednesday Service
Prophet TJ Tlokolo

Scripture reference: Jeremiah 33:3, 2 Kings 5:1–27

The Christian life is a battlefield but victory is already guaranteed in Christ. Many believers struggle because they are not prepared for this reality. Instead of focusing on the battles, we should focus on Jesus, knowing that no battle is beyond our faith.

Prayer is the greatest weapon. It is where real battles are won, and it serves as prophecy because it reveals things before they happen. We must be discerning about how we fight because battles are different and require different spiritual weapons. As Jesus rebuked the spirit behind the waves and not the sea itself, we have authority over the spirits working against our lives and families. To walk in this authority, we must daily seek God, know His Word, humble ourselves, and be willing to learn from those ahead of us because God uses people to help people.

The story of Naaman shows that despite being a great and powerful commander, he had to learn humility and obedience to receive his healing. In the same way, God often has to break our pride before we can overcome. We must face our battles directly, not take credit for victories, and surrender every battle to God because the method of victory is unique for each person. Ultimately, we are called to have dominion over our problems through prayer and trust in God.