22/09/2026
We give God thanks for the success of this past weekend’s Believer’s Business & Personal Development Summit at Christ Gospel Church.
It was a rich and practical time of learning, with our speakers sharing biblical principles and practical tools to equip believers to become more productive, create value and make an honest living in the marketplace.
Pastor Maggie Musukwa, an MBA holder, opened the sessions with a powerful teaching on Education and Personal Development. She challenged the Church to love learning and to pursue both formal and informal education, highlighting the opportunities that knowledge, skills and continuous personal development can open throughout life.
Mr Josphat Zulu, an engineer and entrepreneur, shared practical lessons on starting and running a successful business. Drawing from his own journey of starting with limited resources and building a growing enterprise, he taught on the importance of systems, structure and building businesses that can operate effectively beyond their owners.
Mr Banda, a digital marketer and graphic designer, took the delegates through Digital Marketing, explaining how different social media platforms work, how businesses can strengthen their digital presence, and how even a new business can use social media to gain visibility and reach potential customers.
Ms Gift Mutemba, a banker by profession, delivered a practical session on Financial Management. She covered financial discipline, living within our means, and the different types of bank accounts and financial structures that help businesses operate professionally.
Pastor Maggie returned for a final practical session on CVs, Cover Letters and Job Interviews, equipping attendees with tools to present themselves professionally, communicate their value and prepare confidently for employment opportunities.
On the final day of the Summit, Pastor taught on applying the Blessing of Abraham, underscoring the importance of controlling capital, monetising value and building generational wealth. He charged the Church not merely to hear what had been taught, but to put it to work - remembering God in our lifting and becoming a blessing to our families, communities, the Church and the world.
We left the Summit challenged, equipped and ready to put knowledge to work.
To God be all the glory!
