Eagle's Nest Ministries International

09/09/2026

We’re still thinking about the beautiful Women’s Month we had.

Minister Beverley McKelly brought Women’s Month to a powerful close on 30 August with a message about identity, truth and remembering the original image.

LET THE VOICE OF TRUTH BE HEARD

Genesis 1:26–27 reminds us that we were created in the image and likeness of God. Before our circumstances, history, wounds, disappointments and even religious experiences told us who we were, God had already spoken.

He said, “It is very good.”

In Luke 13:10–17, Jesus saw a woman who had been bent over for 18 years. Her condition had become her perspective — but Jesus saw her beyond her condition.

Your condition is not your identity.
Your history is not your identity.
Your circumstances are not your identity.
Your identity is in Christ.

Sometimes life, trauma, loss and rejection can bend us over until we forget how to stand. But surviving in that position does not mean God intended us to remain there.

Jesus saw her before she could stand.

There must be movement:

From confinement to consciousness.
From bending to standing.
From believing to becoming.
From proving yourself to accepting yourself.

No more hiding.

Stand up. Look the world in the face. Remember who you were in the beginning.

You were made in His image and His likeness.

Come back to the original position.
Come back to the original image.

Let the voice of truth be heard.

Thank you, Minister Beverley McKelly, for closing our Women’s Month with such a powerful reminder. May the truth we heard continue to speak long after August has ended. ❤️

07/09/2026

06/09/2026

Sunday Service

01/09/2026

🌸✨ MISS SPRING FASHION SHOW ✨🌸
Get ready for an evening of elegance, inspiration, fellowship and fun! 👗👑
Come dressed to shine and celebrate style with purpose as we step boldly into Spring and His grace. 💛
📅 Friday, 4 September 2026 | 🕕 18:00
📍 Eagle’s Nest Church Building, Pacaltsdorp
🎟️ R150 | 👗 Dress Code: Elegance
More than fashion — a reflection of who you are. ✨

30/08/2026

WOMEN’S MONTH | 23 AUGUST

On 23 August, we had the privilege of being ministered to by one of our youngest leaders on the leadership team, Janine Martin.

What a powerful word she brought to the women!

Drawing from the stories of the woman at the well (John 4) and the woman with the alabaster jar (Luke 7), Janine reminded us that Jesus knows our whole story — our past, our struggles, our mistakes, our disappointments — yet He still sees us, loves us and calls us.

“Give me this water…”
The woman at the well came carrying her past, but she encountered the God who sees her. What began as an ordinary visit to the well became an encounter that changed her life — and her testimony caused many others to believe.

And the woman with the alabaster jar came with her own reputation and brokenness, but Jesus saw beyond what others saw. He looked at her faith and her heart and declared:

“Your faith has saved you. Go in peace.” — Luke 7:50

Janine challenged us to ask ourselves:

- What do we see when we look into the well?
- What does our encounter with Jesus say about our story?
- What testimony is coming from our lives?
- Whose truth are we listening to?
- What has God placed inside of us as women?

Sometimes we become so wrapped up in our circumstances that we forget who we are and whose we are. But Jesus reminds us that our past does not disqualify us. Our mistakes do not define us. He knows our story, and He can still use our story for His glory.

Thank you, Janine, for allowing God to use you and for reminding us that where there is faith, there is peace; where there is an encounter, there is a testimony; and where Jesus meets us, there is new hope.

We are so incredibly proud of you, Janine!
Thank you for being a young woman who is willing to be used by God.

May your voice continue to carry His truth, His love and His Word to this generation.

And to every woman: Never forget what God has placed inside of you. Your story matters. Your encounter matters. Your testimony matters. 💕

20/08/2026

As we enter Local Government Elections year, we as a church family are confident that the plans God has for South Africa are plans for prosperity, peace, love and harmony.

We pray for the youth of our nation. May our young people know who they are and whose they are.

The youth of South Africa are builders, change agents, visionaries and people of peace. May they rise to their God-given purpose and become a generation that brings positive change, builds our communities and contributes to a prosperous, peaceful and united South Africa.

We believe in the future of our nation, and we believe in our youth. 🇿🇦