Charisma Life Tabernacle

Charisma Life Tabernacle About Us

Charisma Life Tabernacle is an Apostolic and Prophetic New Testament Church founded by Apostle Kabelo J. Moroke. Kabelo J. Our Statement of Faith

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Moroke, the visionary and founder, was burdened with an honour and honoured with a burden by the Lord with a prophetic and apostolic ministry which has impacted many to date. He is God's prophetic apostle in our generation. Selfsame he is the founder of Kairos Apostolic Relationships and he is currently overseeing over 50 growing churches that are apostolic & prophetic in nature in Souh Africa and

beyond. He is a strong believer in biblical principles and values his relationship with the Holy Spirit. Charisma Life Tabernacle is both a Word-based and Spirit-filled ministry. It seeks to fulfill its mission of sending out TEAMS by training, equipping, activating, maturing and sending out believers to walk in their God-given calling for the fulfillment of God's purposes in our generation, impacting the next. There are two branches that one can visit, one is located in Pretoria, Akasia Connect Conference Centre and Duduza, Duduza Resource Centre. Please do fellowship with us, we are ready to welcome you. We believe in the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments, in their original writing, as fully inspired of God and accept them as the supreme and final authority for faith and life.

2. We believe in one God, eternally existing in three Persons – Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

3. We believe that Jesus Christ was begotten of the Father, conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary and is true God and true man.

4. We believe that God created man in His own image; that man sinned and thereby incurred the penalty of sin which is death physically and spiritually; that all human beings inherit a sinful nature which issues (in the case of those who reach moral responsibility) in actual transgression involving personal guilt.

5. With regards to sexual behaviour, we believe in heterosexual relationships between a natural man and a natural woman within the confines of lawful matrimony.

6. We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ died for our sins a substitutionary sacrifice according to the Scriptures and that all who believe in Him are justified on the grounds of His shed blood.

7. We believe in the bodily resurrection of the Lord Jesus, His ascension into Heaven, and His present life as our High Priest and Advocate.

8. We believe in the personal return of the Lord Jesus Christ.

9. We believe that all who repent of their sin and receive the Lord Jesus Christ by faith are born again of the Holy Spirit and thereby become children of God.

10. We believe in the baptism in the Holy Spirit, empowering and equipping believers for service, with the accompanying supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit; and in fellowship with the Holy Spirit. We believe in the divinely ordained ministries of Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor and Teacher.

11. With regards to submission to authority, we believe in the principle of being in authority because you are under authority. As such, it is understood that membership shall be subject to submission to authority in matters pertaining to church governance, doctrine and personal behaviour.

12. We believe in the resurrection of both the just and the unjust, the eternal blessedness of the redeemed, and the eternal banishment of those who have rejected the offer of salvation.

13. We believe that the one true Church is the whole company of those who have been redeemed by Jesus Christ and regenerated by the Holy Spirit; that the local church on earth should take its character from this concept of the Church spiritual and therefore, that the new birth and personal confession of Christ are essentials of church membership.

14. We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed two ordinances – Baptism in water and the Lord’s Supper to be observed as acts of obedience and as perpetual witnesses to the cardinal facts of the Christian faith, that Baptism is the immersion of the believer in water as a confession of identification with Christ in burial and resurrection and that the Lord’s Supper is the partaking of the emblems symbolic of the Saviour’s broken body and shed blood, in remembrance of His sacrificial death, until he comes.

15. We believe that divine healing was provided for in the Old and New Testament and is an integral part of the Gospel.

16. We believe that the Bible teaches that without holiness no man can see the Lord. We believe in the doctrine of sanctification as a definite, yet progressive work of grace, commencing at the time of the new birth and continuing until the consummation of salvation.

17. We believe the Leadership of the local church has the authority from the scriptures to withdraw the membership of any member for serious, unrepentant misconduct or similar cause.

18. The Church is open to any further truth, which the Holy Spirit may illuminate from the Scriptures.

03/09/2026

We closed off Women's Month with a special Q&A featuring four incredible women . Their stories, faith and wisdom truly inspire 💕.

Sunday Service Recap Duduza Campus| Led by Face of an EagleTo close off Women’s month we had 2 lovely preluders:Mrs Kgos...
03/09/2026

Sunday Service Recap Duduza Campus| Led by Face of an Eagle

To close off Women’s month we had 2 lovely preluders:

Mrs Kgosana reminded us through Isaiah 53 that Jesus was pierced for our transgressions and wounded for our iniquities. Like Hannah, Samuel, Hagar, and Ishmael, we are encouraged to cry out to God, knowing that He hears us. Let us remain in our secret place with Him.

Ms Tsobete shared from Proverbs 4:23 and Proverbs 13:3, reminding us to guard our hearts and be mindful of what we allow into our minds, ears, and spirits. What we consume is what we reflect. May the Word of God be louder than the voices of the world, and may we create safe spaces where people can express themselves without judgement.

Elder Phumla’s sermon from 1 Samuel 8 reminded us that Israel rejected God as King because they wanted to be like other nations. Their desire was for what they could see rather than trusting the God who had always led them.

We were challenged to examine the “golden calves” in our own lives — the things we place above God. Faith is not based on sight; it is trusting God beyond what we see.

Through Saul and David, we saw that man may choose according to outward appearance, but God chooses according to His purpose. David pointed us to Christ — the rejected King who became the Lamb of God, bringing salvation to the world.

Even in rejection, God’s plan of redemption continued. His love never fails and His purpose always stands.
John 3:16 | Psalm 2

Today we were hosted by Face OF An Ox. Preluder: Pastor Dibedi Topic:demonology and angelology.Angelology-> The study of...
02/09/2026

Today we were hosted by Face OF An Ox. Preluder: Pastor Dibedi
Topic:demonology and angelology.

Angelology-> The study of angels

Demonology
-The origin of demons
•Two prevalent views in scripture
1.)Satan wants to be like God so he convinces a third of angels in heaven to challenge God and as a result he was cast down to earth(Isaiah 14:12-15)
2.) This one divides the fall into different stages
• 1: Ezekiel 28 connects with Genesis 3 (Lucifer in the Garden. To say Satan fell not before the beginning of Time but in Genesis chapter 3)
Angels are limited. They have jurisdictions and limitations. Satan was limited so when God created Man he saw this new being gain dominion over Earth and he wanted that for himself so he deceived man. When Adam sinned/fell Satan then gained authority over the entire Earth

SUNDAY SERVICE | THE LAVISH LOVE OF GODAt CLT Pretoria, Face of an Eagle led us into a Sunday of great fellowship.The pr...
01/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE | THE LAVISH LOVE OF GOD

At CLT Pretoria, Face of an Eagle led us into a Sunday of great fellowship.

The prelude, “Prophetic Praise and Worship in Scripture,” was ministered by Mrs Nkosimanathi Netshivhungululu, reminding us that worship is not a temporary act. It is an alignment of our will with Heaven. Through worship in Scripture, we declare truth and shift our focus from the problem to the One we worship, God.

The main message, “The Lavish Love of God,” was delivered by Pastor Yolanda Bam-Mguye, taking us deeper into our new identity in Christ and the reality of our adoption into the family of God.

We were reminded that we cannot earn the Father’s love through our works or performance. We are loved because of who He is and what He has done through Christ.

“See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God!” — 1 John 3:1

A Sunday of great fellowship and a deeper understanding of the Father’s lavish love.

27/08/2026

🦁 DOCTRINE SUNDAY | Face of a Lion 🦁

Part 1 of this past Sunday Biblical Insight Session | Hermeneutics Mr. Tshiamo Thipe took us through the important topic of Hermeneutics, the art and science of biblical interpretation. We learned that proper interpretation requires both careful study and responsible delivery. Through tools such as biblical dictionaries, lexicons, Strong's Concordance, and exegesis, we are equipped to allow Scripture to interpret Scripture rather than imposing our own ideas onto the text.

26/08/2026

Face of a Lion CLTJHB dealt with The Book of Matthew this Sunday and Pastor Ramaqaba gave a powerful Word exhorting the saints from The Psalms and mainly advocating for Tge Saints to lift The Cup of Salvation.

25/08/2026

WE BEHELD THE KING!

We were honoured to have Kgaugelo Kekana minister in song, ushering us into the presence of God. What a time we had!

CLT Pretoria | Sunday FellowshipThis past Sunday, we were led by the Face of a Lion, with a prelude by Lerato on The Day...
25/08/2026

CLT Pretoria | Sunday Fellowship

This past Sunday, we were led by the Face of a Lion, with a prelude by Lerato on The Days of Noah and the Flood.

From Genesis 6, we were reminded that God is looking for vessels of honour, people who, like Noah, walk in obedience, patience and alignment with His direction. We were challenged to ask: Can God find us as vessels He can use in this generation?

The Word, shared by Dr Zama Mthombeni, took us through The Way of the Kingdom from Mark 9, reminding us that we never graduate from the foundations. Following Jesus means setting ourselves aside, going deeper in Him, and ensuring that His name, not ours, is made great.

We were called back to Kingdom mission and Kingdom logic, returning to the One we follow.

It was also a celebratory Sunday as we gave thanks for the life of our Apostle and celebrated another year of God’s grace upon his life.

Prayer:
Father, we return to You. Make us vessels of honour, faithful to Your Kingdom and grounded in Christ. Realign our hearts with Your mission and let our lives make Your name great. Amen.

23/08/2026

Today was a truly special Sunday. As we gave glory to the Lord, we also took time to honour the servant He has given to Charisma, Kairos, and South Africa at large.

Apostle Kabelo Moroke, your life has been a blessing to those both near and far. We thank God for your unwavering obedience and the undeniable evidence of His faithfulness upon your life.

May the Lord continue to preserve you, and may integrity forever be the mark of your leadership.

A Father in the Nation - A Father to Many. 🇿🇦

We love you, Apostle! ❤️

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