The Talk In His Presence

09/03/2026

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09/03/2026

Barbara Mahlaba Calpenia Ntloko Nomathamsanqa Tamie Mboyi The Talk In His Presence

23/02/2026

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21/02/2026

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02/12/2025

MESSAGE: “GREAT IS THY FAITHFULNESS”

By Calpenia Ntloko

*Opening Scripture*

John 7:38 (KJV)
“He that believeth on Me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.”

Isaiah 12:3 (KJV)
“Therefore with joy shall ye draw water out of the wells of salvation.”

Family, as we step into this last month of the year, the Spirit of the Lord reminds us of these two powerful promises:

There is living water inside you,
and there are wells of salvation before you.

Jesus says, “Out of your belly shall flow rivers of living water.”
This means new strength, new mercy, new hope, and new refreshing will flow into your life — not from the outside, but from within, where God Himself dwells.

Isaiah declares, “With joy you shall draw water from the wells of salvation.”
This means you will not enter this month dry.
You will not finish 2025 empty.
There are wells prepared for you — wells of healing, strength, provision, and restoration.

*Main Message: Great Is His Faithfulness*

This Word will carry you this whole month as you prepare for 2026. Take time to read it and ask the Lord to reveal more to you.

On the 30th of November, as I sought a Word that would usher us into this last month and carry us through, the Lord said:
“Reflect on how I have carried you in 2025.”

As I prayed, I found myself humming that old hymn we grew up singing — “Great is Thy faithfulness…”
And the Lord whispered, “Sing it again.”

Because sometimes the songs that carried us when we were still growing in grace become the very testimonies that lift us in our present battles.

This hymn reminded me of this truth:
God has never changed, and He never will.

In the midst of twists and turns, disappointments and victories, valleys and mountaintops, I have witnessed His faithfulness and His goodness.

Just recently, this very past weekend, I was admitted in hospital while l was lying on the bed in this excruciating pain, waiting for the drip to finish. I looked back, and realize;
We never come out of any situation empty-handed — we come out with a testimony.

My body took a heavy punch — but that is the mark of an overcomer.
I've learned that champions leave the boxing ring with bruises, but also with victory.

God reminded me of His prophetic Word in Genesis:
“The woman will crush the serpent’s head, though he may bruise her heel.”
That woman represents the *Church* — it represents us.

This is why the children of God face afflictions, trials and tribulations that challenge our faith.
But today, I came to remind us:

Do not dwell on what you lost in the battle.
Focus on what remains.
Focus on Who fought for you.
Focus on Who carried you.
Focus on Who gave you new strength — h**e apesa ka matla a matjha.

His names declare His victories:
Jehovah Nissi — the Lord our banner in battle.
Jehovah Sabaoth — the Lord of Heaven’s armies.
Jeremiah 32:17 — “There is nothing too hard for the Lord.”

*Prophetic Transition: From 2025 to 2026*

When I look back on 2025, the Word God gave us was:
*“Aligning ourselves with purpose.”*

But as we step into 2026, the Lord is saying:
*“Allow Me to order your steps into My divine purpose.”*

This might be costly; there are things and behaviours, company of people or relationships that you are going to allow God to separate you from, to step into this new day, *His divine purpose*

The hymn of God’s faithfulness becomes the bridge between the two seasons.

*Closing Encouragement*

This hymn speaks of the faithfulness that carried us through every season of 2025.
You know where you’ve been.
You know what happened, and what didn’t happen.
But despite everything:

You are still here.
God kept you.
God sustained you.
God preserved you.

Maybe you suffered loss.
Maybe you carried hidden bruises.
Maybe you’re still fighting battles others don’t see.

But, hear this:
Nothing is lost in the hands of God.
He is the Restorer of life.
He is faithful beyond measure.

Find that song again.
Sing along.
Let your spirit rise as you declare:

“Morning by morning new mercies I see…”
This is not just a hymn
it is a prophecy over your life.

Great is His faithfulness.
Great has it been.
Great shall it remain, even as you enter 2026.

25/11/2025

✨ Through It All, Know That “Yahweh Is Your Everlasting Light”

By Calpenia Ntloko

Devotional | Isaiah 60:18–20 (TPT)

“Violence will vanish from your land… Yahweh will be your everlasting light… your days of sadness will be over.”

This is a prophetic Word for specific people. This year has been busy, stretching, and extremely challenging in many ways. Seasons have passed so quickly that some of us barely had time to breathe, and in that rush, life changed drastically. Many faced losses that cut deep, losses that left us shaken, questioning our faith, and even questioning ourselves. Yet, in the midst of it all, we also witnessed the comforting hand of God, holding us, healing us, and reminding us of His never-ending mercies.

This portion of Scripture speaks powerfully into moments like these. It reminds us that God is the One who determines times and seasons, and He alone declares, “Thus far… and no further.” Isaiah 60 is a prophetic announcement echoing in the ears of those who choose to hear:
“Violence will no longer be heard in your land.”
This means that in your territory, your mind, your home, your emotions, your future—God is bringing an end to turmoil. He promises that His salvation will surround you like city walls, and His praise will be your gates. That means access into your next season will not be through fear or striving, but through praise.

He continues by saying He will be your everlasting light. You will no longer need to depend on temporary sources, people, systems, or circumstances - for strength, direction, or provision. God Himself will be your constant, unwavering, eternal source. He wants to reassure you that nothing is ever truly lost in Him.

He has seen every place you’ve walked through, every battle no one else noticed, every tear, every misunderstanding, every lonely moment. Just like Job said, “He knows the way that I take; and when He has tested me, I will come forth as gold” (Job 23:10). When you emerge from this season, you will be refined, pure, luminous,✨ and stronger than before.

As we wrap up the year, remember this:
It is not about what you lost.
It’s about what remains in you,and that remaining part has created capacity for increase.

If you have endured suffering, humiliation, false accusations, conspiracies, or deep disappointments… know this:
God is restoring you.
Yahweh, your everlasting Glory,✨ declares that your days of sadness are over.

So align your life with His Word.
Release those who have hurt you.
Let your inner man agree with His peace.
And walk boldly into His promises
for they are Yes and Amen. You will celebrate His goodness🙌✨💐

19/10/2025

*Divine Conversations in His Presence – by Calpenia Ntloko*

Bosiung bona ke ile ka hopotswa ka seo re kileng ra se bona with my family. It was around eleven at night in 2009. When I researched this, it was recorded on 21 November 2009 in South Africa. We were driving back home from a church conference in Gauteng, heading toward Rustenburg. The roads were quiet, the sky dark, and the air calm with that stillness that came just before midnight. Then suddenly, without warning, the heavens lit up.

For a brief moment, it was as bright as day. Everything around us glowed in that supernatural light. Then, as quickly as it came, it was gone. Silence followed. We were left in awe, speechless, wondering what we had just witnessed. We didn't know if we should keep driving, which we continued in that shock.

The following day, we saw on the news that it had been a meteor, a celestial event that lit up the skies across South Africa. But deep within my spirit, I sensed it was more than a scientific occurrence. It felt like heaven speaking.

*When Heaven Lit the the Midnight Hour*

God often reveals His glory when we least expect it. The Bible says,

Isaiah 60:1,4
[1]ARISE [,*from the depression and prostration in which circumstances have kept you–rise to a new life*]! Shine (be radiant with the glory of the Lord), for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you! [Zech. 8:23.]

For behold, darkness shall cover the earth... but the Lord will arise upon you.”
(Isaiah 60:1–2)

That night, the sudden light reminded me that no darkness is too deep for God’s light to break through!
Even when the world feels quiet, cold, or uncertain, one divine moment can shift everything.

Just as the shepherds once saw “the glory of the Lord” shining in the night fields of Bethlehem (Luke 2:9), we too can experience sudden illuminations of God’s presence moments where heaven touches earth to remind us: God is near. Rene re tshohile re ipotsa h**e re qeta ho bonang?

My reflection:

When God Lights the Sky!!!

For me, that flash of light became a symbol of God’s timing and glory:

It was a sign of His nearness even in life’s night seasons, He can reveal Himself suddenly.

It was a call to awaken, to be alert, because divine moments often come when we are simply on the road, going about our journey.

It was a reminder of His power that creation itself testifies of His majesty (Psalm 19:1).

Sometimes, the Lord allows us to witness the extraordinary to stir our faith in the ordinary but not to worship creation.

The Light That Shines in Our Darkest Hours
We are living in the last days when so much around us feels overwhelming; trials, tribulations, malice, and false accusations. Many find their names, work, and reputations intentionally attacked, just as it happened with Christ.

It is in such dark hours of your life whether through loss of any kind, betrayal, or deep disappointment that His glory will be revealed upon you.
The light of His Word will be your everlasting light, bringing hope where there seems to be none.
There will be a solution, a breakthrough, and a testimony of His faithfulness.

Let’s continue to fix our eyes on Him, the author, and finisher of our faith.
Hold on to His promises for they are yes and amen.
When all else fades, His light will remain.🙌

Let's Pray🙏🌷🌺

Father I come before this morning. Your Word says Your mercies for us are new every morning. Great is your faithfulness.🙌💕

I lift everyone one reading this Word and this prayer that your presence may cover and rest upon us today. Thank You for being the light that shines in every darkness.
When we can not see the way, remind us that Your glory can break through at any hour.
Let our spirits remain awake to Your presence, sensitive to Your signs, and filled with awe at the wonders of Your hand.
Even in the midnight seasons of life, teach us to walk in the assurance that You are near.

Amen.✨🤗💝
Ps Calpenia Ntloko

27/08/2025

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20/07/2025

*A Word for This Season: Clearing the Way for Our Blessings*

Yesterday, I received a word from the Lord, direct, clear, and convicting me that I must set a new tone for this season, one that aligns fully with His will. As you read this message, I pray your heart is open to receive what the Spirit is saying.

Earlier this week, my daughter shared a message the Holy Spirit poured into her, and it stirred something deep within me. I received it with humility because it echoed the very cry of my spirit. I had to repent. She said our blessings are locked into how we respond to every circumstance we face, including when we are being provoked or betrayed.

There are moments when we find ourselves questioning God, asking why everything seems to be going wrong. But God does not ignore such prayers out of neglect. Instead, He allows us to walk through seasons of struggle because they are necessary for the place He is taking us. He reminded me: “I am not concerned about what you’re worried about, because those things are temporary. I am building something permanent in you."

The Word says, “We do not wrestle against flesh and blood…” (Ephesians 6:12). The enemy is not attacking you at random—he targets what you don’t yet understand. He exploits our ignorance and magnifies our weaknesses. Why? Because he knows that if he can keep us frustrated and wounded, we’ll miss the moments of blessing God has already prepared.

Let me remind you of this truth:

"The blessing of the Lord makes one rich, and He adds no sorrow with it" (Proverbs 10:22).
God does not bless us because we are perfect, He looks at the posture of our hearts.

Think of the story of Balak and Balaam (Numbers 22–25). Balak tried to hire Balaam to curse Israel, but Balaam couldn’t curse what God had already blessed. Instead, he used another tactic: he lured the Israelite men into sin through Moabite women. It wasn’t a curse that defeated them—it was compromise.

While reflecting on this, the Lord gave me a simple yet profound image:
A plumber may use various tools to unblock pipes, but when the blockage is deep and stubborn, they turn to a method called hydro jetting—a high-pressure burst of water that clears out even the toughest clogs.

Spiritually, many of us need this kind of hydro jetting in our souls.
There are blockages in our spirits, wounds, bitterness, pride, and unforgiveness, that we’ve tolerated for too long. Though they may seem small or harmless, they’re powerful enough to delay our destinies.

It’s time for deep introspection.
There is unfinished business in our hearts; things we must confront and release. Let the Word wash over you. Let the Spirit move through the hidden corners of your inner life and bring freedom.

As women, we carry blessings not just for ourselves, but for our homes, our loved ones, and even our ministries. We are channels of God’s grace. But if we remain blocked, those connected to us remain blocked too.

Beloved, someone is waiting on the other side of your obedience.
If you are married, your spouse’s breakthrough may be waiting on your willingness to release the pain, bitterness, and unforgiveness you’ve been carrying. If you’re still single, take this moment to release yourself from past and present hurts. Remove an attitude of self-righteousness and cover it up with prayer. Let God heal those hidden places completely.

May the Holy Spirit minister deeply to you as you read this. Take action. Deal with what needs to be dealt with while you still have time. Remove the mask of self-righteousness. Surrender fully to His healing. Let every blockage be uprooted, and may the rivers of living water flow again.

Breakthrough is just one step away.
Your life is a seed, and that seed is meant to give of itself and bear fruit for the glory of God. There are things in our lives that hinders God's purpose that needs to die. Let the Holly Spirit show us those areas

Have an awesome weekend further.💝😇

women!

Ps Calpenia

13/07/2025

🌿 *It Will Never Run Out – The Oil of Obedience and Purpose*

Good day, beautiful Awakened Women!
I trust you are all well, and embracing this new day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it!

You’ll remember that our theme this year is *“Aligning with God’s Purpose.”* That’s why I recently spoke about *Keeping the fire burning, and how Hannah’s vows unlocked her blessing and destiny.*

Today, I want us to revisit a familiar and powerful story; the widow whose oil never ran out (2 Kings 4:1–7). This passage holds profound truth for us today as women walking through life’s transitions while pursuing God’s purpose.

*From Emptiness to Overflow*

This widow had lost everything: her husband, her security, and now her sons were about to be taken. In the midst of desperation, she had only a small jar of oil—but God had a plan. Her miracle required an act of faith: “Go and borrow empty vessels…”

The widow’s oil didn’t multiply until she began to pour. And it kept flowing only as long as there were empty vessels. In the same way, your anointing is activated not when you feel full—but when you begin to pour in obedience, even from a place of brokenness.

*Broken but Not Abandoned*

God sometimes allows divine disruptions. He quiets Himself not to abandon us, but to reshape us. *"Be still and know that He is God"* Like clay in the Potter’s hand, alignment requires breaking, molding, and re-forming. He removes false identities, pride, self-reliance, and illusions of control; not to shame us, but to liberate us for His purpose.

When you are crushed, it’s not the end. It’s the beginning of repurposing. Olives go through the crushing process for the valuable olive oil to be extracted.

“Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him.” Job 13:15

Let's continue to encourage each other and pray for one another. Check your sister, your mom, and your daughter. Find time to encourage her to check how they are doing . Show some love that you care
😇💝

The Oil will never run out!

Awakened Women #🌻
Ps Calpenia Ntloko

26/06/2025

*Keep Your Lamps Burning: Embracing Spiritual Readiness and Wisdom*

Good evening, beautiful ladies. Today is not like any other day. It is a divine moment set apart for us to gather, reflect, and ignite something extraordinary within our spirits.

My spirit is longing for a gathering of women in prayer, a sisterhood of women who are deeply serious about God. Women who carry spiritual wombs are fully aware of the season we are in. Women who know how to wage war in the spirit, not as spectators but as active participants in establishing Kingdom infrastructure.

These are women determined to break cycles, cleanse their fields, and prepare the ground for divine systems to take root in our government, communities, and homes. Women who know how to keep the fire of God burning, wise women who carry an extra flask of oil that never runs dry.

If you’re wondering who I’m talking about, think of the wise woman of Tekoa. She came before King David, speaking with wisdom to restore the right heart and mind in him. Or the five wise virgins in the book of Matthew, who were ready to enter the wedding feast because their oil never ran out.

My spirit is wailing before the Lord. Where are the wailing women, those who carry a healing balm in their hearts? Women who don’t compete with each other but understand that it’s not about them or their status; it’s about God. He is looking for those with clean hands and pure hearts.

Let us rise as women who embrace God’s call, walking boldly in our purpose, for such a time as this.

To Awakening Women who are aligned for His Purpose!💝🤗

& Peace