Kasane Forward In Faith Ministries Int Botswana

27/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE
27 September 2026
Speaker: Evangelist A. Jena

ANCHOR VERSE
Mark 11:23
«“Truly I say to you, Whoever says to this mountain, Be taken up and be put into the sea; and has no doubt in his heart, but has faith that what he says will come about, he will have his desire.”»

Evangelist A. Jena, in his sermon, emphasised the importance and power of prayer in the life of every believer. He taught that when we talk about prayer, we are talking about a relationship between man and God. Prayer is fellowship between a person and God, and through prayer we draw closer to Him, communicate with Him and strengthen our relationship with Him.

Evangelist Jena explained that prayer moves mountains. Through faith, we bring situations and challenges before God, believing that He is able to change circumstances that may appear impossible. He emphasised that prayer is spiritual and that, as children of God, we should not become spiritually relaxed or complacent. We need to remain spiritually alert and continually seek the presence of God.

He further taught that prayer is not always about asking God for things. Prayer is also about fellowship, worship, connection and communication with God. It is a place where we develop intimacy with our Heavenly Father and learn to recognise His voice.

Referring to Matthew 6:9, Evangelist Jena highlighted the importance of understanding our relationship with God as our Father.

Matthew 6:9

«“Our Father in heaven, may your name be kept holy.”»

He encouraged believers to know the voice of their Father and to know where to find Him. When we understand that we are children of God, we should desire to remain in fellowship with Him. Prayer should therefore be an important and consistent part of our daily walk with God.

Evangelist Jena urged the congregation to gear up spiritually and to fellowship with God before seeking fellowship with man. He strongly encouraged believers not to vacate the place of prayer and not to hide from the presence of God. Prayer is where we fellowship with God, where we connect with Him and where we hear His voice.

Throughout his sermon, Evangelist A. Jena emphasised that prayer is much more than a routine or a religious activity. It is a relationship, a fellowship and a connection between God and His children. He encouraged the church to remain committed to the place of prayer, continually seek God's presence and refuse to become spiritually complacent.

The sermon by Evangelist A. Jena reminded the congregation that prayer moves mountains, prayer connects us with God, and prayer strengthens our relationship with our Heavenly Father. The church was encouraged to remain in the place of prayer and to continually seek the presence and voice of God.

27/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE

27 September 2026
Speaker: Forerunner Elder Shakani Bathusi

TOPIC: A FAITHFUL SERVANT

ANCHOR VERSE

Matthew 25:14

Elder Shakani Bathusi, in her sermon, taught the congregation about the importance of being a faithful servant of God. She explained that being faithful means being loyal, trustworthy and reliable. A servant is someone who willingly gives himself or herself to serve the master. Therefore, a faithful servant is someone whom God can trust with little, knowing that they will be faithful with more.

Using the parable of the talents in Matthew 25, Elder Bathusi explained that the servant who received five talents put them to good use and multiplied what had been entrusted to him. This teaches us that we are not supposed to sit on what God has entrusted to us. We must make good use of what we have been given and fulfil the purpose for which God has entrusted it to us. When we are faithful, God can entrust us with more.

Luke 16:10–12

«“He who is true in a little, is true in much; he who is false in small things, is false in great.”»

Elder Bathusi emphasised that God does not only measure how much we have, but also what we do with the little that He has entrusted to us. We should serve God because He is our Master and because we are committed to His purpose. The question we should ask ourselves is whether we are faithful enough that when our Master comes, He will be able to say, “You faithful servant, come and dine with me.”

A faithful servant must also be obedient. Elder Bathusi reminded the congregation that obedience is essential in serving God and that God can multiply what He has given us when we faithfully follow His instructions.

1 Samuel 15:22

«“Has the Lord as much delight in offerings and burned offerings as in the doing of his orders? Truly, to do his pleasure is better than to make offerings, and to give ear to him than the fat of sheep.”»

The sermon emphasised that obedience to God is more important than merely performing religious activities. We are called to obey God's Word, do His work and remain faithful in our service.

1 Corinthians 15:58

«“For this cause, my dear brothers, be strong in purpose and unmoved, ever giving yourselves to the work of the Lord, because you are certain that your work is not without effect in the Lord.”»

Elder Bathusi encouraged believers to remain steadfast, committed and faithful in the work of God. Our labour in the Lord is never in vain. A faithful servant must continue doing the work of God even when circumstances are difficult.

She further emphasised the importance of prayer in the life of a faithful servant.

Luke 18:1

«“And he made a story for them, the point of which was that men were to go on making prayer and not get tired.”»

Prayer is not an option for a faithful servant. Prayer should not be something we visit occasionally; it should become a lifestyle. A faithful servant must maintain a consistent prayer life and remain connected to God.

Elder Bathusi also warned against allowing fear to prevent us from using what God has entrusted to us. In the parable of the talents, the unfaithful servant allowed fear to stop him from putting his talent to work.

Matthew 25:25

«“And I was in fear, and went away, and put your talent in the earth: here is what is yours.”»

The unfaithful servant was also described as lazy because he did not make use of what had been entrusted to him. We should therefore not allow fear, laziness or complacency to prevent us from fulfilling God's purpose.

Elder Shakani Bathusi emphasised that being faithful is not about being perfect; it is about being available, obedient and willing to serve God with what He has placed in our hands.

Colossians 3:23

«“Whatever you do, do it readily, as to the Lord and not to men.”»

Whatever we do should be done wholeheartedly, knowing that we ultimately serve the Lord and not human beings. Our faithfulness should be demonstrated through our actions, our service, our obedience, our prayer life and our commitment to God's work.

Proverbs 28:20

«“A man of good faith will have great blessing, but one attempting to get wealth quickly will not go free from punishment.”»

The sermon by Elder Shakani Bathusi reminded the congregation that faithfulness brings blessing. God looks at our faithfulness in the little things He has entrusted to us. We are therefore encouraged to remain loyal, trustworthy, obedient, prayerful and committed servants of God.

May we remain faithful servants who can be trusted with little, entrusted with more, and found faithful when our Master comes.

24/09/2026

A LIFE OF MIRACLES: A TESTIMONY THAT WILL STRENGTHEN YOUR FAITH!

In his book A Life of Miracles, Apostle Prof. E. H. Guti shares a remarkable testimony from his time in Bindura.

He wanted to baptize people in a river known to have snakes living in it. He commanded the snakes to come out in the name of Jesus, and they came out. After the baptism, he commanded them to return, and they did.

What a remarkable testimony!

“For with God nothing shall be impossible.” — Luke 1:37 (KJV)

We dearly invite you to read A Life of Miracles. May the testimonies in this book inspire your faith, encourage your heart, and draw you closer to God.

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!

20/09/2026

THE POWER OF THE BLOOD OF JESUS

Sunday Service – 20 September 2026
Preacher: Elder Gabolekwe
Main Text: Hebrews 9:22 (NKJV)

“And according to the law almost all things are purified with blood, and without shedding of blood there is no remission.”

Elder Gabolekwe began by emphasising the words “Fear not and sin not.” He narrated how God instructed our Father in 1938 not to fear and not to sin.

Using 2 Kings 6:16–17, he reminded us that we should not be afraid because God is with us. Just as God opened the eyes of Elisha’s servant to see the heavenly army surrounding them, we must remember that we are not alone. Jesus wants us to live righteous lives and stand firmly in His Kingdom. When we walk in righteousness, we gain confidence in the Lord, but when we continue in sin, we sink spiritually.

He then introduced the topic “The Power of the Blood of Jesus.” He explained that blood is connected to life. Leviticus 17:11 says, “For the life of the flesh is in the blood.” He also spoke about how our forebears sacrificed goats in some traditional practices, helping us understand the significance of blood and sacrifice.

The preacher pointed us to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, which is greater than the sacrifices of animals. The story of blood in the Bible goes back to the Garden of Eden, where sin entered the world. From there, the themes of sacrifice, covering and redemption unfold throughout Scripture, ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ.

He referred to Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22. Abraham was prepared to offer his son in obedience to God, but God provided a ram to be sacrificed in Isaac’s place. This account reminds us of obedience, sacrifice and God’s provision, and points us towards the greater sacrifice God would provide through Jesus Christ.

He also spoke about the Passover in Exodus 12. The Israelites were instructed to put the blood of a lamb on their doorposts. When the Lord saw the blood, they were spared from the judgment that came upon Egypt. This helps us understand the significance of the blood of Jesus and the deliverance God provides.

Jesus later shared bread and the cup with His disciples, saying:

> “Take, eat; this is My body.”
— Matthew 26:26 (NKJV)

He also described the cup as His blood of the new covenant, shed for the forgiveness of sins (Matthew 26:27–28). Through His sacrifice, Jesus made the way for us to be forgiven and reconciled to God.

When Jesus died on the cross, the veil of the temple was torn from top to bottom (Matthew 27:50–51). The veil had separated the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place. Its tearing pointed to the way into God’s presence being opened through Christ. Because of His sacrifice, we can now draw near to God with faith and confidence (Hebrews 10:19–22).

The preacher highlighted that the blood of Jesus speaks. Hebrews 12:24 tells us that Jesus’ blood speaks a better word than the blood of Abel. In the language of faith, when our words fail, the blood still speaks. It speaks of the forgiveness and hope made possible through Christ’s sacrifice.

The blood of Jesus is precious because it brings forgiveness, cleansing and redemption. As believers, we also pray for healing, deliverance and restoration in Jesus’ name, placing our trust in Him and His power.

At the cross, Jesus declared:

“It is finished!” — John 19:30 (NKJV)

The word Tetelestai means “It is finished” or “It has been accomplished.” Jesus had completed the work His Father sent Him to do. Through His sacrifice, He opened the way for humanity to receive forgiveness and be reconciled to God.

This message reminds us that the blood of Jesus is not an excuse to continue living in sin. Rather, it calls us to repent, turn away from sin and live righteous lives. If we have fallen, we should not give up or run away from God. We should come to Jesus with sincere hearts and seek His forgiveness.

Let us therefore fear not, but sin not. God is with us, and through Jesus Christ we can walk in faith and righteousness.

To anyone who has not yet given their life to Christ, the invitation is simple: Come to Jesus. He loves you, and through His sacrifice you can receive forgiveness and a new beginning. Do not allow your past to keep you away from Him. Turn to Him, trust Him and let Him lead your life.

May we honour the precious blood of Jesus by living faithfully, walking in holiness and standing firmly in His Kingdom.

Tetelestai! It is finished. Jesus has accomplished the work of redemption. Amen.

15/09/2026

Amen! May it be so, in Jesus Christ’s mighty name. We agree in faith. Amen!

14/09/2026

This weekend, the FIF Israel District Youth came together at Kavimba for a refreshing Youth Revival.

It was a beautiful time of worship, prayer, fellowship, and sharing the Word. Young people were encouraged, strengthened, and reminded to keep their faith strong and live for Christ.

“Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers.” — 1 Timothy 4:12

A blessed weekend, meaningful fellowship, and a generation growing in Christ.

Jesus is King!

13/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE
Date: 13 September 2026
Speaker: DC Elder N. Nhokwara
Sermon Topic: IN MY TROUBLES, GOD IS WITH ME

Anchor Scripture — Hebrews 2:6 (NKJV)

«“What is man that You are mindful of him,
Or the son of man that You take care of him?”»

SERMON

Elder N. Nhokwara delivered a powerful sermon titled, “IN MY TROUBLES, GOD IS WITH ME.” Before developing the sermon, he emphasized the anchor scripture in Shona:

«“Ko munhu chii zvamunomufunga, kana mwanakomana womunhu zvamunotarisira?”»

The Elder emphasized that God is mindful of us and cares about us, even when we are going through difficult situations. We are uniquely created in God's image, therefore our lives matter to Him.

He warned believers not to become accustomed to their troubles. The Israelites began longing for Egypt because they focused on what they had left behind. We must never return to bo***ge simply because the wilderness is difficult.

The sermon also reminded believers that although we are in the world, we are not of the world. We must live according to God's Word rather than following worldly standards.

The Elder encouraged the church to wait on the Lord. Isaiah 40:31 reminds us that those who wait upon God will renew their strength. Delay does not mean abandonment.

Through Psalm 139, the Elder reminded the congregation that God knows us completely—our struggles, thoughts and circumstances. There is nowhere we can go beyond His presence.

He also emphasized that God's grace is sufficient, but sin can separate us from God. Therefore, believers must examine their lives and walk in holiness.

Pointing to Christ's suffering on the cross, the Elder reminded us that Jesus understands our pain. Like the Prodigal Son, anyone who has wandered away from God can return to the Father.

Finally, the church was warned not to give the devil access, but to remain close to Christ, who came to give us abundant life.

The sermon left the congregation with a simple but powerful message:

Do not become comfortable with your troubles.
Do not return to Egypt.
Do not follow the world.
Do not give up while waiting on God.
Do not allow sin to separate you from Him.

Wait on the Lord. Remain steadfast. Walk in holiness.

Above all:

IN MY TROUBLES, GOD IS WITH ME.

09/09/2026

06/09/2026

06 SEPTEMBER | SUNDAY SERVICE — ISRAEL DISTRICT

Oh, what a mighty presence of the Lord of the Lord we experienced!

Our father, Evangelist A. Jena, was in the house, and the atmosphere was charged with the power and presence of God.

This was more than a service, it was a divine encounter! The Word came with fire, prayers went forth with authority, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit moved mightily.

The anointing that breaks yokes was present. The power that heals was present. The grace that delivers was present. The Spirit that restores was present!

Lives were delivered, broken hearts were restored, and people were filled afresh with the Holy Spirit. Chains were broken, burdens were lifted, and faith was awakened!

«“Is not my word like as a fire? saith the LORD; and like a hammer that breaketh the rock in pieces?”
— Jeremiah 23:29 (KJV)»

When God steps into a gathering, nothing remains the same.

Israel District, the fire is burning!
The presence is real!
The altar is calling!

To Jesus Christ alone be all the glory!

02/09/2026

Words of Wisdom from Apostle Ezekiel Guti

If you want to stay in the ministry for a long time while keeping the anointing of God, please take note of the following:

1. Accept correction.
2. Fight with the spirit of pride.
3. Avoid looseness to women or to men.
4. Never steal church money.
5. Fight with the spirit of greed.
6. Never be weak in prayer but be fervent in the spirit.
7. Never say, “Now I know everything.”
8. Never say, “I will not be tempted by anything because I know too much.”
9. Always mingle with the people who fear God, who hate sin.
10. Never despise servants of the Lord.
11. Never copy bad things or bad attitudes.
12. Never create friendship with wrong people.