07/09/2026
Sunday Service Recap | Message by Mr Mokgara
Topic: Faithfulness and Aligning Yourself with God’s Purpose
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 4:2
Mr Mokgara reminded us that as believers, we are called to be faithful stewards of everything God has entrusted to us. In order to walk fully in God’s purpose, our mindset must change and align with the Kingdom of God. When we position ourselves correctly, we are able to complete the work God has assigned to us.
He encouraged the church to increase their productivity in the work of God and not remain spiritually stagnant. God takes us from one level of growth to another, and we must be willing to move into deeper levels of spirituality by tapping into His grace.
Things we need to let go of:
Relationships that do not align with God’s purpose – We must be careful of friendships that pull us away from our calling and surround ourselves with people who encourage spiritual growth.
Habits that hinder our growth – We must let go of things such as dishonesty, fornication, reckless spending, and behaviours that do not reflect the life of Christ.
Wrong environments – Our positioning matters. Just as God revealed Himself to Moses through the burning bush, we must be mindful of where we place ourselves.
Philippians 2:9-10
Mr Mokgara reminded us that when we are in the will of God and serving Him, we are under His protection. God will never lead us to a place where His grace cannot sustain us. The more we serve Him, the more we experience His peace and care.
Matthew 18:20
We were encouraged to depend on God alone and allow Jesus not only to save us but also to cleanse and transform us. Our relationship with God must be built on complete surrender.
Philippians 2:3
The message encouraged us to value others above ourselves. True leadership requires humility and submission. No one can lead without people following them, therefore we must learn to serve, respect, and care for others.
Revelation 2:10
The church was reminded to remain faithful and to forgive others. Just as Jesus prayed, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing,” we must reach a place where we pray for others as much as we pray for ourselves.
Mr Mokgara also encouraged us to seek the spirit of discernment and understand that everything God gives us should contribute to the advancement of His Kingdom. Our gifts, talents, and resources must be used to glorify Christ.
John 13:5-6 | John 17:17 | John 10:10
The Word of God was described as rain that never returns without watering the land. When we allow God’s Word to transform us, our lives become better through Jesus Christ.