Charisma Life Tabernacle

17/06/2026

14 June 2026

As we continue to celebrate the youth in this month of June, Charisma Life Tabernacle at Johannesburg South campus was hosted by the Face of a Man, which engaged the church with two preludes. The first prelude focused on equipping the youth with the gospel. The message was grounded in examining key biblical examples of young individuals—such as David and Mary—who played significant roles in the transition of the gospel narrative. Learning from these good examples, the youth were encouraged to continue the race of Christianity inherited from their elders, in love, forgiveness and strength of God. The first preluder, urged youth to appreciate and acknowledge their teachers.

In the second prelude, the congregation was conscientised about the challenges facing today's youth. Statistics reveal that unemployment, substance abuse, and gambling are leading plights among the younger generation. To combat these staggering trends, the youth must be effectively equipped with the gospel.

The church must active in teaching the youth the righteous path to Christ and create a safe environment where they can freely ask questions. Furthermore, the prelude gave words of wisdom to the youth regarding their spiritual growth. The closing exhortation was that "our purity must align with God’s word, and being young does not disqualify anyone from being an active participant in the kingdom of God."

The main sermon was delivered by Minister Mahlatse Setati, who admonished the church on the importance of being a "friend of God." The minister opened by addressing the unfortunate reality that some Christians desire spirituality without intimacy. Often, believers confuse the love of God with friendship with God, yet scripture explicitly identifies only one individual counted as a friend of God—Abraham (II Chr. 20:7; Isaiah 41:8; James 2:23).

Evaluating Abraham’s life reveals the following benefits of being a friend of God:

1. You can negotiate with God (Genesis 18).
2. God confides in a friend (Psalms 25:14).
3. Your prayers are effective (James 5:16).

As believers, we must not deceive ourselves into believing that our righteousness will earn us the status of a friend of God. A true relationship with God is indicated by zeal, intimacy, and friendship.

God is actively seeking friends through whom He can perform His miracles. The speaker concluded by prophesying that the church is entering a season of "manna."

11/06/2026

Last Sunday’s gathering with Face of an Eagle in CLT Pretoria North was marked by a deep sense of God’s presence as the saints gathered in worship, prayer, fellowship, and the ministry of the Word.

Through the teaching on Fasting for Presence, Kabelo Moroke Charisma Apostle Kabelo Moroke reminded us that fasting is far more than abstaining from food—it is the cry of a people longing for the tangible presence of God. We were encouraged to pursue Him not out of ritual, but out of relationship, understanding that where His presence is manifest, His power follows.

As a congregation, we were called to seek Him with repentance, humility, and sincerity, knowing that the ultimate reward of fasting is not merely answered prayers, but the experience of God Himself.

May the hunger stirred within us continue to draw us deeper into intimacy with Him.

11/06/2026

Activation Sunday led by Face of an Eagle. The preluder, Hloni Mapena taught on talents and spiritual gifts, explaining the difference between the two. He also took us through the scriptures to find various kinds of gifts that are given for man to fulfil their God-given assignment on earth.

Wiseman Mthethwa then led the church in exhortation and prophetic activation and taught on Wisdom being the principle thing.

Apostle Kabelo Moroke came and gave a brief teaching on the importance of fasting and why we should desire to fast as believers and the church holistically.

The service concluded on a high note as we looked forward to the first week of our devotion to the Lord as per the instruction by the set man.

10/06/2026

07 June 2026

This past Sunday at the Johannesburg South campus, the service was hosted by the face of an eagle. The face delivered a teaching on their current topic, ‘All Things Spiritual’, and the prelude segment concluded with a practical where church members prayed and gave a word of prophecy to one another. The prelude shared details pertaining to spiritual warfare: that it is not against men but against spiritual entities, and should not be approached from a carnal point. The engagement in warfare for a believer should be enforcing their victory in Christ. In their sub-topic, ‘Angels and Demons’, the face emphasised the importance of a believer knowing their identity to withstand wicked spiritual entities.

The main sermon was delivered by Pastor Linda Makhowane under the title: ‘Defending the Call Against Opposition’. The message was anchored in the book of Galatians, which highlighted three themes from Paul’s encounters. At the beginning of the book, the tone in which Paul writes indicates that he is not happy; this tone is evident throughout the epistle.

The contention was due to people who wanted to discredit his apostleship because he was not among the 12 who walked with Jesus. From the book of Galatians, believers can learn from these points in defending their calling:

1. The calling ‘Apostleship’ must be from Christ.
2. Allegiance to God alone.
3. Willingness to walk away from an environment that compromises the gospel.
4. Glory takes time.
5. Have communion with God.

Believers must cultivate intimacy with God—as words carry weight when you know God.

04/06/2026

It was Doctrine Sunday this past Sunday at Duduza Campus and Face of a Lion led us through sound teachings from the scriptures. The preluder expounded on the topic of the Lord's Supper.

Tshiamo Thipe preached on the Topic of Christ being our Light. An in depth presentation that drew us back in time historically and explained why Jesus is Rightfully our Light.

Needless to say that Bread was broken and we feasted on the Holy Scriptures.

30/05/2026

This past Sunday we were led by Face of An Ox.... An unusual service we had as we engaged in a prayer and intercession and the ministry of laying of hands.

The Holy Spirit was in our mist and Ministry Sunday truly served its purpose.

27/05/2026

24 May 2026

It was yet another blessed Sunday at Charisma Life Tabernacle. At the Johannesburg South campus in Alberton, the "Face of an Ox" hosted the service, and focused on the subject of faith. The minister shared scriptural references, emphasizing that a believer who lives by faith must be yielded and surrendered to God, and that faith is not an event but a lifestyle!

The main sermon was a time of prayer led by Apostle Felix Mashingaidze. The service concluded with family announcements regarding the direction of Charisma Life Tabernacle, delivered by our church chairpersons—Pastor Modise Moloi and Pastor Linda Makhowane—together with our Senior Pastor, fathership Apostle Kabelo Moroke.

21/05/2026

20/05/2026

17 May 2026

Indeed it was a blessed Sunday this past weekend at Charisma Life Tabernacle. The service was hosted by the Face of a man, preluding on mental health from a biblical perspective. The Face shared that mental stability was significantly changed in the garden of Eden due to the fall of mankind in the opening chapters of Genesis – the soul and flesh were empowered, and hence heaviness in the soul. In tackling this subject, the fields of psychology and theology should avoid extremes in their respective fields of study, and there should be a balance between the two. Though redeemed in the spirit, we must continuously work on the soul to avoid using the sword of the spirit in a malicious manner.

The main sermon was delivered by Pastor Modise Moloi, titled ‘Principles of serving in the local church’. The key foundation of the sermon was the Mary and Martha story in Luke 10:38-42. The two had different approaches to ministering unto Jesus, and they have important positive aspects of serving that a believer should learn. This is needful, as the coming of the Holy Spirit to the church is dependent on the relationships among believers.

There are Mary and Martha types of believers in a church. A believer must draw from both of their positions and acts of serving; there must be a balance between the two types of service, as they individually – and as described in other accounts – contributed actively to Jesus’ ministry. The following are two of the four principles one should demonstrate towards serving in a local church:

1. Discern the times and how serving must be performed. Avoid distractions of being too busy for the work of the Lord, as this will cause devotion to be neglected, making a believer to excel in the work of the Lord, but not excel in their respective walk with the Lord.
2. Serve with willing hearts. When hearts do not want to serve, an individual will create excuses for not serving. Before you give your hand to a ministry, a believer must first give their hearts.

God calls great servants.17 May 2026

Indeed it was a blessed Sunday this past weekend at Charisma Life Tabernacle. The service was hosted by the Face of a man, preluding on mental health from a biblical perspective. The Face shared that mental stability was significantly changed in the garden of Eden due to the fall of mankind in the opening chapters of Genesis – the soul and flesh were empowered, and hence heaviness in the soul. In tackling this subject, the fields of psychology and theology should avoid extremes in their respective fields of study, and there should be a balance between the two. Though redeemed in the spirit, we must continuously work on the soul to avoid using the sword of the spirit in a malicious manner.

The main sermon was delivered by Pastor Modise Moloi, titled ‘Principles of serving in the local church’. The key foundation of the sermon was the Mary and Martha story in Luke 10:38-42. The two had different approaches to ministering unto Jesus, and they have important positive aspects of serving that a believer should learn. This is needful, as the coming of the Holy Spirit to the church is dependent on the relationships among believers.

There are Mary and Martha types of believers in a church. A believer must draw from both of their positions and acts of serving; there must be a balance between the two types of service, as they individually – and as described in other accounts – contributed actively to Jesus’ ministry. The following are two of the four principles one should demonstrate towards serving in a local church:

1. Discern the times and how serving must be performed. Avoid distractions of being too busy for the work of the Lord, as this will cause devotion to be neglected, making a believer to excel in the work of the Lord, but not excel in their respective walk with the Lord.
2. Serve with willing hearts. When hearts do not want to serve, an individual will create excuses for not serving. Before you give your hand to a ministry, a believer must first give their hearts.

God calls great servants.