Phodiso.

03/06/2026

UPDATE !!!! 3RD JUNE 2026
HOME VISIT..

Apostle TD Mofokeng,Apostle J,Mod Nyaosa,Mod Phandle,Mod Mofokeng,Mod Kandisa and Rev Ndaba Embarked on a Special visitation to the Elderly members of the church...The Visit was Filled with Love Prayer, Encouragement and fellowship

Even though they may not be able to join us in the sanctuary, they remain even present in our prayers and in the heart of the church. May the Lord bless them with peace in their home, strength in their spirit, and joy in their presence. May His Word continue to comfort and guide them, and may they feel the love of our church family surrounding them always.

2 Corinthians 1:3–4 — “Blessed be the God… who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction...

03/06/2026

PASTORAL MEETING📓🖋

Today Apostle T.D.Mofokeng Convened a meeting with the Church Leadership.

They come together to pray, plan, and reflect on the spiritual and practical needs of the congregation. As it is a cornerstone of the leadership in ensuring unity, accountability, and vision alignment.

Apostle reminded them that their monthly gatherings are not just administrative, but deeply spiritual — a chance to encourage each other and strengthen the church’s mission.

"Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.” — Ephesians 4:3

🙏 Prayer🙏🏼

Heavenly Father, We thank You for entrusting us with the responsibility of guiding Your people. Grant us wisdom to lead with integrity, humility to serve with compassion, and courage to stand firm in truth. May our decisions reflect Your will, and may our actions bring unity and encouragement to the body of Christ. Strengthen us to watch over the souls entrusted to our care, and help us remain faithful stewards of Your mission. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

03/06/2026

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🖤🖤19 EDITION.🙌🏼💜

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03/06/2026

03/06/2026

UPDATE!!!31 MAY 2026
PRAISE AND WORSHIP SERVICE .🔥🔥❤

Sermon by – Moderator Phandle
She read from Luke 16:19-31

Mod Phandle challenged us to look beyond outward appearances and understand the value that God places upon the human soul. The rich man had everything the world could offer—comfort, luxury, and abundance—yet he lived without compassion for Lazarus, who sat daily at his gate. Lazarus appeared insignificant in the eyes of men, but precious in the eyes of God. When death came, their situations were reversed. Lazarus was comforted in Abraham's bosom while the rich man experienced regret and torment.

This message reminds us that what people see is not always what God sees. Many looked at Lazarus and saw poverty, suffering, and weakness, but God saw faithfulness and a heart that trusted Him. Likewise, there are many who may seem overlooked, forgotten, or rejected by society, yet they are treasured by God. Material possessions cannot purchase salvation, nor can earthly success guarantee eternal life. God desires a humble, sincere, and repentant heart. The Lord welcomes those who come to Him broken, wounded, and burdened because He delights in restoring lives. Let us therefore pursue eternal treasures rather than temporary pleasures, knowing that our greatest reward is found in Christ.

MESSAGE – Apostle T.D. Mofokeng

THEME: "A Time for Introspection"

The message called every believer to examine their own life before God. We often think of riches in terms of money, yet there are many forms of wealth. Some are rich in prayer, rich in encouragement, rich in wisdom, rich in serving others, and rich in spiritual gifts. God has given each believer something valuable to contribute to His Kingdom. The challenge is to use those gifts for His glory rather than for competition or self-promotion.

The Apostle reminded us that Christianity is not a race against one another but a journey toward Christ. Along the way, many distractions seek to delay us, but we must keep our focus on heaven. Just as a bank card must have a functioning chip to access its benefits, our spiritual lives must be aligned with God's purpose if we are to receive what He has prepared for us. Psalm 51:10 teaches us to pray for a clean heart because true transformation begins within.

We were also reminded of the power of waiting. Even those who possess great wealth must wait their turn. Likewise, there are seasons when God requires us to wait upon Him. Waiting is not punishment; it is preparation. The God we serve welcomes all who come to Him. His invitation remains the same: "Come as you are." Yet when we encounter Him, we should never remain the same. Through His grace, He cleanses, restores, and transforms lives. Closed doors, impossible situations, and difficult circumstances are no obstacle to God. The same Jesus who entered a room with closed doors still has the power to make a way where there seems to be no way.

MESSAGE – Moruti Matinyane

THEME: "Return to the One Who Can Repair What Is Broken"

The sermon reminded us that when something valuable is damaged, it must be taken to the right place for repair. A vehicle does not repair itself; it is taken to a qualified technician who understands how it was designed. In the same way, when our hearts, minds, and spirits are wounded, we must return to God, our Creator, who understands every part of us.

Many people carry hidden wounds, disappointments, and struggles. Some appear strong on the outside while silently fighting battles within. Yet God knows exactly what needs to be restored. We were challenged to remain teachable and humble before God. No one should become so spiritually mature that they believe they no longer need correction, instruction, or growth. The Christian life is a continual process of transformation.

The message also reminded us that God prepares His people for spiritual warfare. Just as soldiers are trained before entering battle, believers must be equipped through prayer, faith, and the Word of God. When news came that Lazarus had died, many believed it was too late. Yet Jesus arrived and demonstrated that no situation is beyond God's power. What appears dead can live again. What appears hopeless can be restored. The earth and everything in it belongs to God, and His power remains unlimited.

CONCLUSION - Apostle T.D Mofokeng

THEME: "Walk in Love, Holiness, and Unity"

As we conclude this blessed service, we are reminded to return to the ancient paths—the paths of prayer, holiness, humility, obedience, and sincere devotion to God. This is a season for self-examination and spiritual renewal. Whatever hinders our relationship with God must be surrendered at His feet. Every burden, every bitterness, every hidden struggle, and every obstacle must be laid before Him.

The church is called to be a family united in love. Brotherly love and sisterly love must continue among us. We must encourage one another, pray for one another, forgive one another, and walk together in unity. The world is filled with division and competition, but the Body of Christ is called to reflect the love of Jesus.🙌🏼❤

31/05/2026

INTERCESSION – Sister Lerato

THEME: "I Said, 'God, What Do I Say to a Person Who Is Tired?' And He Said, 'Remind Them That I Was Tired Too.'" (John 4:6)

Today's intercession reminded us that weariness is not a sign of failure, weakness, or abandonment by God. The Bible is filled with men and women who grew tired while carrying the assignments God had entrusted to them. Moses became weary under the burden of leadership, Elijah became weary after intense spiritual battles, David became weary through trials and persecution, Paul became weary through ministry and suffering, and even Jesus Himself became weary from His journey and sat by the well in Samaria. Our Lord understands what it means to be tired because He experienced it Himself.

31/05/2026

UPDATE!!! 30 MAY 2026

🎉✨ ANGELS OF GOD DAY OUT ❤️✨🎉

On the 30th of May 2026, the Sunday School teachers of Phodiso Worship Center organized a special day-out for the children of the church. The purpose of this outing was to give the children an opportunity to step away from their daily routines in the rural area of Kanana, relax, have fun, and refresh their minds before the commencement of their examinations.

The children traveled to Garden Bridge in Klerksdorp, where they spent the day enjoying various activities, games, and moments of fellowship. From the moment they arrived, excitement filled the atmosphere as the children laughed, played, sang, danced, and created beautiful memories together.

The outing was more than just a fun day; it was an opportunity for the children to build friendships, strengthen their confidence, and experience the love of Christ in a joyful and practical way. Through activities and bonding sessions, they learned the importance of unity, teamwork, and supporting one another as young believers.

Apostle T.D. Mofokeng also visited the children during the outing to check on their well-being and ensure that everything was running smoothly and safely. It was heartwarming to see the joy on the faces of the children as they interacted with him. He was delighted to witness their happiness, excitement, and enthusiasm throughout the day.

The children enjoyed delicious meals, refreshing snacks, fun games, dancing competitions, and many other exciting activities. Their laughter echoed throughout the venue, creating an atmosphere filled with love, joy, and gratitude.

As a church, we believe that children's ministries are essential because they help nurture young hearts and guide them in the ways of the Lord from an early age. Organizing outings such as these allows children to understand that church is not only a place of worship but also a loving family where they can grow spiritually, socially, and emotionally.

These gatherings encourage children to enjoy being part of the church community and help them develop lasting relationships with fellow believers. They also serve as a reminder that God cares deeply about children and desires them to grow in faith while enjoying the blessings of childhood.

📖 "Let the little children come to Me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these." – Mark 10:14

As the day came to an end, the children returned home with smiles on their faces, wonderful memories in their hearts, and renewed energy as they prepare for their upcoming examinations. We pray that the Lord grants them wisdom, understanding, and success in all their studies.

A heartfelt thank you to all the Sunday School teachers, parents, church leaders, and everyone who contributed towards making this day a success. Your dedication and love continue to make a positive impact in the lives of our children.

✨ The Angels of God had an unforgettable day filled with laughter, learning, friendship, and love. To God be all the glory! ✨

31/05/2026

UPDATE!!! 30 MAY 2026

⚫ FUNERAL SERVICE & TOMBSTONE UNVEILING ⚫🕊🕊

On the 30th of May 2026, Apostle T.D. Mofokeng, together with Moderator Kofokeng, attended the funeral service of the late Mr. Sehlare, which was held at the Presbyterian Church in Kanana.

The service was conducted with great dignity and respect as family members, friends, and fellow believers gathered to celebrate the life of Mr. Sehlare and to pay their final respects. Although death brings sorrow and separation, the service served as a reminder that God remains our comfort and strength during times of grief.

The sermon was delivered by Rev. F.S. Mofokeng, who shared words of encouragement and comfort with the bereaved family. Drawing from the Word of God, he reminded the congregation that the Lord is close to the broken-hearted and that His grace is sufficient even in moments of pain and loss.

📖 "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." – Matthew 5:4

Rev. Mofokeng encouraged the family to place their trust in God, knowing that He walks with His children through every season of life. Though tears may endure for a night, joy comes in the morning, and God promises never to leave nor forsake His people.

📖 "The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." – Psalm 34:18

Following the church service, the congregation proceeded to the cemetery for the tombstone unveiling ceremony. Apostle T.D. Mofokeng led this solemn and significant occasion, reading from 2 Samuel 7:12 and reflecting on the faithfulness of God throughout life's journey.

📖 "When your days are fulfilled and you rest with your fathers..." – 2 Samuel 7:12

As the tombstone was unveiled, Apostle Mofokeng reminded those gathered that the Lord has helped us this far. Every milestone reached, every challenge overcome, and every memory shared is a testimony of God's sustaining grace. Though Mr. Sehlare's earthly journey has come to an end, his legacy, faith, and impact will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

The ceremony was a moment of reflection, gratitude, and remembrance as family and friends honored a life that touched many people. It also served as a reminder that our hope as believers is found in Christ, who conquered death and offers eternal life to all who believe in Him.

📖 "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in Me will live, even though they die." – John 11:25

To the Sehlare family, may you find strength in God's unfailing love and comfort in His promises. May the cherished memories of your loved one bring peace to your hearts, and may the Lord continue to uphold and guide you during this difficult season.

REST IN PEACE, MR. SEHLARE 🕊️

Your work on earth has been completed, and your memory will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved you. Thank you for the life you lived, the love you shared, and the legacy you leave behind. May your soul rest peacefully in the presence of the Lord until the day we meet again.

📖 "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." – 2 Timothy 4:7

May his soul continue to rest in eternal peace.