Apostle Francis Ponde

Apostle Francis Ponde Timely Theologian on thesis studies, working to uplift the lively hood of widow's and orphans

07/06/2026

By Apostle Francis Ponde
A Call for Courage and Democratic Integrity

Hon. Gary Nkombo , Remain steadfast. True leadership is often tested during the most difficult moments, when standing by one's convictions demands courage and resilience.

History has consistently shown that those who choose conviction over convenience leave a lasting impact. While the path may not always be easy, leaders who uphold democratic values and act in the public interest are rarely alone. The people are watching, and many recognize the importance of courage, integrity, and accountability in public service.

It is deeply concerning and ethically troubling to witness hostility, intimidation, or any form of undue pressure during a period when every citizen should be free to exercise their democratic rights without fear. Democracy thrives when differing views are respected, when public debate is conducted with civility, and when leaders prioritize the welfare of the nation above personal or political interests.

At this critical moment, Zambia needs leaders who are committed to protecting democratic principles, defending the rights of citizens, and fostering unity rather than division. Remaining firm in these values is not only a test of leadership but also a service to the nation and future generations.

The strength of a democracy lies in the courage of its people and the integrity of those entrusted with public office. May these principles continue to guide all those who seek to serve Zambia.

In Loving Memory of Samfronce Bwalya (1989–2026)It is with deep sorrow that I say goodbye to a cherished friend and coll...
31/05/2026

In Loving Memory of Samfronce Bwalya (1989–2026)
It is with deep sorrow that I say goodbye to a cherished friend and colleague. Samfronce was more than a coworker; she was a caring counselor, a dedicated professional, and a source of encouragement to many. Her passion for helping others, her infectious smile, and her compassionate spirit left a lasting impact on everyone who knew her.
I am grateful for the privilege of working alongside her and witnessing her commitment to serving others. Though her passing leaves a void in our hearts, her legacy of kindness, service, and love will continue to inspire us.
Rest in eternal peace, dear friend. You will always be remembered and deeply missed. 🕊️❤️

By Apostle Francis PonddeAs we commemorate African Freedom Day, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by our forefather...
25/05/2026

By Apostle Francis Pondde

As we commemorate African Freedom Day, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by our forefathers for peace, unity, justice, and true independence. Freedom was never meant to divide us through violence, hatred, or political intolerance.
Today in Zambia, we are witnessing increasing violence and tension among citizens, especially as we approach the August elections. This is not the Zambia our heroes fought for. Elections should be a time for ideas, development, and democracy — not fear, bloodshed, or intimidation.
As young people and citizens, we must choose peace over violence, dialogue over insults, and unity over division. Political differences should never make us enemies because, at the end of the day, we are all Zambians.
This African Freedom Day, let us remember that true freedom also means respecting one another’s rights, protecting democracy, and building a peaceful nation for future generations.
One Zambia, One Nation.

Chapter 2: When the Battle Crossed Into My HomeAt first, the battles seemed to belong to the church.They came through pe...
02/05/2026

Chapter 2: When the Battle Crossed Into My Home
At first, the battles seemed to belong to the church.
They came through people—difficult cases, intense deliverance sessions, and situations that required long hours of prayer and spiritual focus. I believed I was handling them well. I believed I was standing strong.
But slowly, something began to change.
What started in the church did not remain in the church.
It followed me home.
At home, things that were once peaceful began to shift. Conversations became tense. Small misunderstandings turned into arguments. The atmosphere felt different—heavier, harder to manage.
My wife, who had once been supportive and understanding, began to withdraw. Communication reduced. Emotional distance grew.
One of the most difficult changes was in our intimacy.
She began to deny me in ways that were not normal for our relationship. At first, I tried to understand it as stress or personal reasons. But as time went on, it became a pattern. This created frustration, confusion, and tension between us.
Arguments became more frequent.
What used to be small issues would escalate quickly. Words were said that left wounds. Silence would follow. The peace of the home was no longer stable.
As a man of God, this was deeply troubling.
I was helping others find freedom, yet my own home was becoming unsettled.
At the same time, I began to notice something else.
There were new patterns in the people I encountered—especially women who came seeking help.
Some came genuinely, but others behaved in ways that raised concern. Their approach, their words, and sometimes their actions carried an unusual familiarity and boldness that did not align with the purpose they claimed to have.
This created another layer of pressure.
I had to remain disciplined, careful, and aware of boundaries at all times. Any mistake, any misstep, could damage not only my personal life but also the integrity of the ministry.
The more these situations increased, the more I began to feel

Episode 11: Shadows That FollowJust when it seemed things were changing—Life turned again.Andi had been quieter.Weaker.I...
01/05/2026

Episode 11: Shadows That Follow
Just when it seemed things were changing—
Life turned again.
Andi had been quieter.
Weaker.
Ignoring the signs.
“It’s nothing,” he would say.
“Just tired.”
But it wasn’t nothing.
The sickness had been there—
Silently growing.
By the time it was discovered—
It was too late.
The word spread slowly through the family.
HIV.
AIDS.
Mrs. Konde sat in silence.
“How did we miss this…” she whispered.
Mr. Konde looked away.
The pain too deep for words.
Andi, once loud and full of life—
Now lay still.
“I tried…” he said weakly.
“I wanted to do better…”
Days later—
The house was filled with mourning.
Andi was gone.
A son lost.
A life cut short.
The family broke in a new way.
But life did not stop.
In Chingola—
More troubling news arrived.
Emmi had made a mistake.
He had gotten a girl pregnant.
The same pattern.
Again.
Mr. Konde clenched his fists.
“Not again…” he said, his voice shaking.
Mrs. Konde sat down heavily.
“What is happening to our children?” she asked.
No one had an answer.
It felt like something deeper—
Something unseen—
Was following them.
A cycle.
A weight.
A pattern that refused to break.
In Livingstone—
Iri heard the news.
Tears filled her eyes.
“We keep trying…” she said softly.
“But life keeps pushing us back.”
Back home—
The house felt different.
Heavier.
Quieter.
Hope was still there—
But it was tired.
The Konde family had not given up.
But the question remained—
Would they ever truly be free?
END OF EPISODE 11

26/04/2026

Answer” – Song Background
“Answer” was born in a place of silence…
The kind of silence where you pray, and nothing seems to change.
It tells the story of a man who has done everything he knows—worked, tried, believed—but life still meets him with closed doors. No job. No provision. No clear way forward. Just days that feel the same… heavy, uncertain, and long.
But this is not a song of defeat.
It is the sound of a man who is tired—but still standing.
A man whose hands may be empty, but whose faith is not.
“Answer” captures that painful tension: When your situation says “it’s over”
But your spirit keeps saying “God is not done.”
There are nights filled with questions:
“Lord, do You hear me?”
“Have You forgotten me?”
“How much longer?”
And yet… he still looks up.
Not because life is easy—
But because faith refuses to die.
This song is for people living between the promise and the manifestation.
For those who are not okay—but still believe.
For those who are waiting… and waiting… and still choosing God.
“Answer” is not just a prayer.
It is a decision.
A decision to believe that even in delay, God is working.
That even in lack, God is present.
And that one day—suddenly, unmistakably—He will respond.
The answer will come.
signed :Apostle Francis Ponde

full song👇

Chapter 1: The Life of Prophet FredMy name is Prophet Fred.I serve as an overseer pastor at Miracle Assembly of God. My ...
16/04/2026

Chapter 1: The Life of Prophet Fred

My name is Prophet Fred.

I serve as an overseer pastor at Miracle Assembly of God. My life is deeply rooted in prayer, the Word, and the practical work of ministry—meeting people where they are and helping them encounter God in real ways.

A typical day in my life is not ordinary.

I wake up early, often before sunrise. The first hours of my day are reserved for prayer. Not rushed prayer, but deep, intentional time—seeking direction, listening, and aligning myself spiritually before facing the demands of the day.

As morning breaks, communication begins. Messages from church members, calls from people in need, and requests for prayer start coming in. Some are urgent. Some are heavy. Each one requires attention.

By midday, I am often at the church or meeting individuals one-on-one.

There are members I see regularly—faithful people who are committed and growing. There are also those who come occasionally, usually when they are going through something difficult. I sit with them, listen to their stories, and try to understand what they are facing.

Some come with health issues, hoping for healing. Some come troubled in their minds, needing peace. Others come believing they are under spiritual attack and need deliverance.

In all these encounters, I must remain focused and discerning.

Ministry is not just about speaking—it is about understanding people. It is about knowing when to pray, when to listen, and when to guide.

Services and gatherings bring another dimension.

During services, there is teaching, prophecy, and moments where the atmosphere shifts and people respond deeply. These are moments many see—the visible side of ministry.

But beyond that, there is administration, planning, and handling challenges within the church. Misunderstandings arise. Expectations differ. Leadership requires patience and wisdom.

Deliverance sessions are among the most intense parts of what I do.

Spiritual Battles That Lead Me Into TroubleBy Apostle Francis Ponde---IntroductionThis book is not written from theory, ...
16/04/2026

Spiritual Battles That Lead Me Into Trouble

By Apostle Francis Ponde

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Introduction

This book is not written from theory, but from experience. Many enter spiritual warfare with boldness, confidence, and a sense of divine assignment. Yet, few are prepared for the kind of trouble that can follow when spiritual battles are approached without full understanding, wisdom, and divine timing.

I am Prophet Fred, an overseer pastor, called into prophetic ministry, healing, and deliverance. The Lord has used me in many ways. However, there came a time when I engaged in certain spiritual confrontations that led me into unexpected trouble.

This book is a guide, a warning, and a testimony.

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Episode 9: Paths of DestinyLife pulled the Konde children in different directions.At school, Emmi faced pressure.No prop...
16/04/2026

Episode 9: Paths of Destiny
Life pulled the Konde children in different directions.
At school, Emmi faced pressure.
No proper books.
No full fees.
Constant distractions.
“You may not finish,” a teacher warned him.
But Emmi refused.
“I will not stop,” he said.
He studied late.
Pushed harder.
Held onto one thing—
Hope.
At the bus station in Kalulushi—
Andi’s life had taken another turn.
He was no longer just a conductor.
He became a driver.
“Move! Move!” he shouted, navigating through the busy station.
He earned more now.
But his life was complicated.
Five women.
Five children.
Responsibility everywhere—
But no real direction.
Back home—
Mrs. Konde continued her struggle.
Fritters.
Farming.
Endless effort.
Mr. Konde remained in bed.
Quiet.
Watching life move without him.
Then—
Iri returned.
Not the same girl who had left.
She was calmer.
Stronger.
More responsible.
“I want to help,” she said.
She enrolled in a tailoring course.
Learning to sew.
Learning to rebuild her life.
Mumu and Momo stayed close to her—
Her reason to keep going.
Far away in Chililabombwe—
Olbi continued with school.
Focused.
Disciplined.
Determined to succeed.
The Konde family was no longer one story.
It had become many.
Some were falling.
Some were fighting.
Some were rising.
And the future—
Was still unwritten.
END OF EPISODE 9

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