Great Harvest Missionary Church

09/06/2026

07/06/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [7 JUNE 2026] – SERMON

*MESSAGE TITLE: HE IS GOD IN ALL SITUATIONS*

Scripture reference: 1 Samuel 17:33–37 & Romans 8:18

* The Bible describes a conversation between King Saul and David. Saul faced two problems: the Philistine army ready to fight God's army, and their giant leader, Goliath.

* David was a young man who was untrained in warfare. He only went to the camp to bring his brothers food, but there he found an unexpected situation – the giant everyone feared was mocking and defying the armies of Israel. Some situations we face are a set-up by God.

* King Saul decreed that any man who killed Goliath would receive great riches, marry the king's daughter, and enjoy tax exemption for himself and his family. David asked the king for permission to fight the giant. He told Saul that while tending his father's sheep, he killed both a lion and a bear.

* When David faced the lion and the bear, no one helped him. God allowed David's family to reject him and left him alone in those dangers – so that David would have a testimony.

* Sometimes you will face situations alone. These moments are not meant to destroy you but to give you a testimony. God allows them so you learn to trust Him and know that with Him, all things are possible.

* Even in what you are facing right now, God will give you victory. Hold on and trust Him – progress will come. God allowed this situation to separate you from others and teach you that He is God in all situations.

* It may feel like everything is stuck, like you are locked in a dark room with no doors or windows. But trust God to make a way out. God can take care of you, even if you are an orphan – look to Him today. He says, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened." When hope seems gone, look to Jesus. In Him, every situation has a solution.

* When people tell you it's not possible, tell them there is a name above every name: Jesus. At the name of Jesus, every knee bow and every tongue confesses that Jesus Christ is Lord. We stand on the power found in Jesus.

* Do not be discouraged or cry. Jesus has an assignment for your life – and that assignment is bigger than your challenges.

* Your present challenges, problems, and sufferings are nothing compared to the glory that will be revealed in you. God can anoint and empower you to move forward.

* You shall pursue, overtake, overcome, and recover all. Nothing can separate us from the love of God.

*MESSAGE BY PASTOR T.H. MAKHUBELE*

07/06/2026

Great Harvest Missionary Church

06/06/2026

This Sunday we’re gathering! 🙌
*The Year of Giving Birth* is our theme — come expectant.

📅 7 June 2026
⏰ 09:00 prompt
📍 362 Pretorius St, Rostec College
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Pastors HT & JN Makhubele

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31/05/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [31 MAY 2026] SERMON

*MESSAGE TITLE: THERE IS A SPIRIT BEHIND EVERY SITUATION*

Scriptural references: Luke 13:10-17 & Luke 8:26-27

• Infirmity means that a situation is incurable and repetitive. This means that this woman was in a constant battle knowing that her situation was permanent.

• This woman was going to the house of the LORD, but no one knew that her situation was a result of a spirit, until Jesus discerned that she had a spirit of Infirmity and He spoke over the spirit and loosed the woman, ending her eighteen years of suffering.

• You are not just suffering; there is a spirit behind every suffering. Some situations are there not because you are careless but because you are battling a spirit.

• This woman lived under a curse for eighteen years, but Jesus arrived and rebuked that spirit.

• Satan does not play fair, and as children of God, we should also not play fair.

• Satan knows your destiny, but it doesn't matter what the enemy is doing because Jesus has come to give you life in abundance.

• People don't just rise, and things don't just happen. There is a spirit behind everything.

MESSAGE BY PASTOR TH MAKHUBELE

24/05/2026

*SUNDAY SERVICE | 24 MAY 2026 | SERMON*

*MESSAGE TITLE:* Be Committed, Fear the Lord, Give Generously, and Pray Always

*Scripture Reference:* Acts 10:1–8

- Cornelius was not a Jew, and not being a Jew meant that he did not belong to the commonwealth of Israel. People who were not Jews were classified as Gentiles. The Gentiles were people without a relationship with the living God.

- The Israelites had an understanding of their God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This is the same God who introduced Himself to Moses at the burning bush as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, because of the covenant He had made with Abraham.

- Even though the Israelites were in captivity in Egypt, the covenant that God had with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob still stood. Your “Egypt” does not change the fact that He is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

- Cornelius was a Gentile, and that meant he did not have the right to take part in the covenant given to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

- Although Cornelius was a Gentile, he was committed to God. He committed to God even though he was not accepted. Today, the church often wants God to prove Himself before they commit. Cornelius, a Gentile, committed before he was accepted.

- Some people commit to churches for the wrong reasons. Unless you serve the living God, you will end up serving the church, seeking its approval, and missing God’s approval.

- If you want to experience the realm of God, you must move from doing things to be seen by people to doing things for God.

- Your commitment is not genuine if you seek acceptance before you commit. Many people are hurt and discouraged in churches because they have put their hope in men.

- Cornelius was committed, and he feared the Lord. We must pray for the fear of the Lord to be restored in the church and in our hearts.

- Cornelius was committed, he feared the Lord, he gave generously, and he prayed always.

*Message by Pastor T.H. Makhubele*

24/05/2026

Sunday Service