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08/09/2026

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07/09/2026

UPDATE!!! 06 SEPTEMBER 2026
MOD NTHABISENG MOFOKENG AND REV MOTSAMAI OF PHODISO AT STAR FM

Jeremiah 33:3 is a divine invitation to call upon God, with the promise that He will answer and reveal “great and mighty things” beyond human understanding, as emphasized in multiple sermons such as those on Bible Hub, SermonCentral, and YouTube.
Overview of Jeremiah 33:3
Jeremiah 33:3 was spoken to the prophet Jeremiah while he was imprisoned during a dark period in Israel’s history. God reassured him that despite the nation’s suffering, He remained sovereign and ready to reveal His purposes when called upon.
SermonCentral
SermonCentral

Key verse:
“Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not.”

Core Themes Found in Sermons
1. A Divine Invitation to Pray
Many sermons highlight that God Himself initiates the call to prayer. He invites His people into a living, personal relationship where communication is expected and welcomed.
SermonCentral
SermonCentral

Prayer is not optional for spiritual vitality.
God desires to be sought, especially in times of distress.
2. God’s Promise to Answer
Sermons emphasize that God’s promise is certain: “I will answer you.”

Answers may be “yes,” “no,” or “wait,” but God always responds according to His perfect will.
SermonCentral
SermonCentral
His answers are rooted in His character—faithful, sovereign, and loving.
3. Revelation of the Unknown
God promises to reveal “great and mighty things” that are inaccessible without divine intervention.
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06/09/2026

06/09/2026

HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE

Holy Communion - Apostle T.D Mofokeng and Leadership

Today, we gathered around the table of the Lord to partake in Holy Communion, remembering the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the price He paid for our salvation.

Communion is more than a moment in our service—it is a moment of remembrance, reflection, and gratitude. As we take the bread and the cup, we are reminded of Christ's body that was broken for us and His blood that was shed for us.

It is also an opportunity to examine our hearts, renew our commitment to Christ, and remember that our faith is built on what Jesus has already done.

Regardless of what we have faced, we can look back at the cross and be reminded that God's love for us has never changed.

May we never become so familiar with Communion that we forget its meaning. May the sacrifice of Christ continue to transform the way we live, love, forgive, and walk with God.

Today, we remembered the cross.
Today, we remembered His sacrifice.
Today, we remembered His love.
And today, we were reminded that Jesus is still at the centre of it all.

“Do this in remembrance of me.” — 1 Corinthians 11:24

06/09/2026

BAPTISM - Apostle T.D Mofokeng

Today, we witnessed a beautiful and meaningful moment as Apostle T.D. Mofokeng personally baptized one of our children, marking a special moment of faith and dedication.

Jesus said:

“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” — Matthew 19:14

A child's journey with God is precious, and moments like these remind us of the responsibility we have as the church to nurture, guide, pray for, and raise the next generation in the ways of the Lord.

Baptism is a beautiful expression of faith and a reminder of a life being committed to God. Today was not simply about witnessing a ceremony; it was about celebrating a young life being brought closer to Christ and covered in prayer as they begin their walk of faith.

May God continue to protect this child, order their steps, and grow them in wisdom, grace, and the knowledge of Him. May their life become a testimony of God's goodness and may they grow to know, love, and serve Christ.

May this be the beginning of a beautiful journey with God.

06/09/2026

UPDATE | 06 SEPTEMBER 2026 | SUNDAY
HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE

Moderator Taetsane

Theme: “God Is Doing a New Thing”
Scripture: Isaiah 43:18–19

As we entered the month of Harvest, we were reminded that God is not limited by our past, our circumstances, or the seasons we have walked through.

Isaiah speaks to a people who had experienced difficult seasons and were tempted to remain focused on what had already happened. Yet God called them to shift their attention and recognise that He was doing something new.

There are things that happened this year that we may not understand. There are doors that closed, seasons that ended, disappointments we experienced, and situations that did not unfold the way we expected. But not everything that happened was meant to destroy us. Some things were part of a process that God was using to prepare us for something new.

The message encouraged us to release the past and make room for God to work. We cannot keep holding on to yesterday while expecting to fully embrace tomorrow.

God is making a way even where we cannot see one. He is bringing life into dry places and creating possibilities where there seem to be none.

Do not let what happened yesterday blind you to what God is doing today. There is something new ahead.

September — Month of Harvest

06/09/2026

INTERCESSION!!!!- Sister Lerato

Scripture: Galatians 5:7
“You were running a good race. Who cut in on you and kept you from obeying the truth?”

During today’s intercession, we were reminded that it is possible to start well, walk in the right direction, and yet become distracted along the way.

Sometimes it is people, circumstances, disappointment, fear, or difficult seasons that cause us to lose focus and question what God has promised us. Like the Israelites, we can find ourselves in a difficult place and begin longing for the very place God delivered us from.

But difficulty does not mean God has abandoned us. The journey to the promise may come with battles, but every battle does not mean we are going in the wrong direction.

We were encouraged to look inward and ask ourselves: “Am I still running the race God called me to run?”

Jonah also reminded us of the danger of choosing our own direction when God has already given us instructions. But his story also shows us that we can return to God's way.

May we never allow fear to make us turn back. May we continue praying, trusting, and obeying God, even when the road becomes difficult.

What if you are closer to your destination than you think? Keep running. Keep believing. Keep trusting God..👏🏽❤

06/09/2026

Baptism