Phodiso.

16/06/2026

Today we honor the courage, resilience, and spirit of the youth who stood up for freedom and justice.✊🏾📚

They put everything on the line so that those who came after them could sit in a classroom, open a book, and dream bigger. 🌍

Half a century later, we honour their legacy in the most meaningful way — by continuing to learn, grow and pursue our dreams. 🎓

Happy Youth day..❤💃🏻🎓

15/06/2026

UPDATE!!! HOSPITAL VISITATION AND OUTREACH MINISTRY ❤️🙏🏥

As part of the church's ongoing pastoral outreach and commitment to demonstrating the love of Christ beyond the four walls of the church, Apostle T.D. Mofokeng, accompanied by Moderator Phandle, Moderator Taetsane, Moderator Kandisa, Mr O. Kgaje, and Sister Nonki, embarked on a hospital visitation ministry to pray for and encourage those who are sick and recovering.

The team spent time ministering to patients, offering words of comfort, hope, and encouragement, while reminding them that God remains their healer and strength even in moments of pain and uncertainty. Through prayer, scripture reading, and heartfelt conversations, the delegation sought to uplift the spirits of those in hospital beds and assure them that they are not forgotten by God nor by the church family.

Hospital visitation is an essential part of Christian ministry because it reflects the compassion and love that Jesus Christ Himself demonstrated during His earthly ministry. Throughout the Gospels, Christ continually visited, healed, and showed mercy to those who were suffering. As followers of Christ, the church is called to continue this ministry of compassion by standing with the sick, praying with them, and strengthening their faith during difficult times.

The visitation also served as a reminder that sickness does not have the final say, for God is still a miracle-working God who comforts, restores, and gives peace to His children. The team encouraged patients and their families to trust in God's timing and remain steadfast in prayer, knowing that His grace is sufficient in every circumstance.

The ministry was founded upon the words of our Lord in Matthew 25:36, where Jesus says:

"I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me."

This scripture reminds believers that visiting and caring for the sick is not merely an act of kindness but a divine responsibility and an expression of genuine Christian love.

The team also drew strength from James 5:14-15, which declares:

"Is anyone among you sick? Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord. And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well."

As Phodiso Worship Center continues to spread the Gospel through both word and deed, this hospital outreach stands as a testimony of the church's unwavering commitment to serving the community, bringing hope to the broken-hearted, and carrying the message that God is still present in every hospital room, every trial, and every season of suffering.

May the Lord continue to grant healing, comfort, and renewed strength to all those who are unwell. ❤️🙏🏥

15/06/2026

‼️TESTIMONIES‼️

God's transformative power has the ability to illuminate your life, turning darkness into light, suffering into joy, and curses into blessings.

Psalm 145:11

"11 They shall speak of the glory of your kingdom,and tell of your power"

📸 Here are a few moments from our church family sharing their stories of victory, healing, and breakthroughs. God is still doing wonders

We give thanks to the Lord for all he has done and continues to do in our lives...❤🙏🏼

14/06/2026

PRAYER FOR KANANA ❤️🕯❤️🕯

Today, 14 June 2026, the people of Kanana gathered in unity for a powerful Prayer for Kanana service held at Z Section Sports Ground. The prayer gathering was organized by KCC (Kanana Council of Churches) under the leadership of Apostle T.D. Mofokeng, together with K**A (Kanana Amalgamated Madodana Association), KAYA (Kanana Amalgamated Youth Association), the Interdenominational Women's League, community stakeholders, and residents.

The gathering followed the recent tragic tavern shootings that left families mourning and the entire community shaken. In response, churches and community organizations came together to seek God's guidance, healing, protection, and restoration for Kanana.

Different churches, church leaders, community members, and stakeholders attended the service in a spirit of unity. Powerful prayers were offered for the victims and their families, for the youth, for community leaders, for law enforcement agencies, and for peace and stability throughout the community.

The Station Commander also addressed the gathering, encouraging residents to work hand in hand with the police and community structures in the fight against crime. He emphasized the importance of unity, vigilance, and collective responsibility in building a safer Kanana for future generations.

Throughout the service, messages of hope and faith were shared, reminding the community that God remains our refuge and strength even in difficult times. The atmosphere was filled with prayer, worship, and a renewed commitment to stand together against violence, crime, substance abuse, and all challenges affecting our community.

This gathering was a powerful demonstration that when the church, community leaders, stakeholders, and residents come together in one accord, positive change is possible. As prayers were lifted to God, the people of Kanana declared peace, healing, protection, and restoration over the community.

"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." — Psalm 34:18 ❤️🙏

14/06/2026

UPDATE!!!!!! | 14 JUNE 2026
HOLY COMMUNION AT THE BOTHAVILLE BRANCH ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️📍

Today, Moderator NC Mofokeng, Moderator Taetsane, Reverend Motlhokoa, and Mr. O. Kgaje embarked on a blessed journey to the Bothaville Branch, where they ministered Holy Communion and shared the life-changing Word of God with the congregation.

This visit served as a beautiful reminder that the calling of a servant of God extends far beyond the pulpit. A true shepherd goes where the flock is, travels to those in need, and faithfully spreads the Gospel of Jesus Christ to every corner. Through this mission, our leaders demonstrated their unwavering commitment to caring for God's people and ensuring that no believer is left behind.

The service was filled with worship, fellowship, and a deep sense of God's presence. As Holy Communion was administered, members were encouraged to reflect on Christ's sacrifice and renew their relationship with Him.

Moderator Mofokeng delivered a powerful message from Psalm 23:1-3 under the theme:

"THE GOOD SHEPHERD"

"The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside the still waters, He restores my soul." – Psalm 23:1-3

In his message, he reminded the congregation that Jesus, our Good Shepherd, lovingly guides, protects, and provides for His children. Even in seasons of uncertainty, pain, and difficulty, the Good Shepherd never abandons His flock. He leads us to places of peace, restores our broken spirits, and gives us strength for the journey ahead.

Word of Encouragement:

No matter what challenges you may be facing today, remember that you are not walking alone. The Good Shepherd knows your name, understands your struggles, and has already prepared a path for your victory. When life becomes overwhelming, trust in His guidance. When your soul is weary, He will restore you. When you feel lost, He will lead you beside still waters and into green pastures.

Remain faithful, keep your eyes on Christ, and follow the voice of the Good Shepherd. His plans for you are filled with hope, peace, and restoration. For those who place their trust in Him shall never lack, for the Lord Himself is their Shepherd.

"The Shepherd who leads you today is the same Shepherd who will carry you tomorrow."

May the grace of God continue to rest upon the Bothaville Branch and may this visitation bear lasting spiritual fruit in the lives of all who attended.

Phodiso Worship Center – Reaching Souls, Building Faith, and Advancing the Kingdom of God. ❤️

14/06/2026

UPDATE!! 14 June 2026
Praise & Worship Sunday Service🔥 ❤️🙏🏼

Today was a blessed Sunday filled with prayer, worship, and the Word of God. We were reminded that no burden is too heavy for God and that His invitation remains open to all who are weary and troubled.

Scripture by Mod Nyaoza: Matthew 11:28-30

Jesus calls all who are weary and burdened to come to Him. Many people carry different kinds of burdens—pain, struggles, disappointments, and even a lack of spiritual understanding. Yet Christ lovingly invites us to exchange our heavy loads for His yoke, which is light and brings true rest.

We learned that those who sit at the feet of the Lord will witness His goodness and experience His peace. No matter what we are facing, we must run to God and trust Him with every problem.

Moderator Phandle reminded us of Hannah, a woman of prayer who poured out her heart before God. Her story teaches us that when life becomes overwhelming, we should take everything to God in prayer.

Moderator Kandisa shared how Jesus ministered to people who were tired, discouraged, and lacking faith. Christ declared that He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. He remains the same God who can transform situations and bring hope where there seems to be none.

Pastor Motsamai emphasized that Jesus calls everyone without discrimination. Many people seek relief through the wrong paths, yet true restoration is found only in Christ. Like the man who sat helplessly by the pool waiting for someone to help him, we often focus on our limitations. Today we were reminded that faith in God brings healing, restoration, and deliverance.

Rev. James encouraged us to remember that God understands the challenges of this world. The enemy seeks to distract and destroy, but Christ offers peace, forgiveness, and rest. When we have Jesus, fear loses its power. We were reminded to continually seek the face of God, confess our sins, and trust in His righteousness and mercy.🙏🏼🙏🏼

14/06/2026

INTERCESSION!!🔥❤
Led by Sister Paballo and Sister Lerato

Theme: Learn to Hear the Voice of God and Pray with Faith
Scripture: John 10:27

"My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me."

We were encouraged to develop a personal relationship with God, to recognize His voice, and to pray with unwavering faith, knowing that He hears and answers His children.🙏🏼

14/06/2026