Advent Hour ministries

10/08/2026

Shout out to the Advent Hour ministries secretary Mrs Mwiinga Habukali

08/08/2026

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TAKWABA UWALINGANA NANKWE

Join The Loud Cry Singers for a night of praise, worship and testimony as we launch our new album!
📅 Date: Saturday, 24th October 2026
⏰ Time: 17:00hrs - 21:00hrs
📍 Venue: Blessing Centre
🎟️ Tickets:K100 ORD | K200 STAND | K500 VIP | K1000 VVIP
Available on tickethost.co.zm

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Come and experience God's presence with us. _Takwaba uwalingana nankwe_ - He is not like anyone else!

08/08/2026

HAPPY SABBATH SAINTS

04/08/2026

WILL BE THERE ARE YOU READY?

04/08/2026

🌊 WHERE DOES YOUR RIVER BEGIN? 🌊
The mighty Victoria Falls did not begin as a mighty waterfall. It began as a small stream in Northwestern Zambia. Along its journey, it welcomed tributaries, overcame obstacles, kept flowing, and eventually became one of the greatest natural wonders on earth.
So it is with every disciple of Jesus Christ.
No one starts as a spiritual giant. Every disciple begins with a decision to follow Christ, grows through His Word, is strengthened by fellow believers, and is called to make other disciples.
The question is not how big your beginning is. The question is: Where is your river flowing?
As followers of Christ, we are not called to be stagnant pools that only receive blessings. We are called to be rivers of living water, bringing hope to the hopeless, leading souls to Christ, and making disciples who will make other disciples.
Remember: ✅ Every disciple begins as a small stream. ✅ Growth comes through fellowship and discipleship. ✅ Obstacles strengthen our faith. ✅ A river never drinks its own water it exists to bless others. ✅ Your greatest legacy is not what you own, but the disciples you leave behind.
Jesus' command still echoes today:
"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations..."
Matthew 28:19–20
Today's Challenge: Where does your river begin... and who is drinking from it?
May our lives become mighty rivers that carry the Living Water of Jesus Christ to a thirsty world.

03/08/2026

IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN.
REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE. A DISCIPLE OR CONVERT

03/08/2026

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02/08/2026

music credit
by the shepard schoir.

The Cargo Terminal

by EV Evans Gladys Chilandani.

Scripture Reading: Hebrews 9:27; Psalm 90:12; John 14:1–3

Last Sabbath I visited Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (KKIA) and witnessed two very different scenes.

At the Passenger Arrivals Terminal, there were hugs, kisses, gifts, smiles, waving placards, and tears of joy as loved ones reunited. Some had returned home, while others had come seeking treatment and hope.

Then I observed the Cargo Terminal (NAAC 2000). The atmosphere was completely different. Families dressed in black waited in silence to receive the bodies of their loved ones. There were no celebrations only sorrow and tears.

The same airport, but two very different arrivals.

It reminded me of an important truth about life.

1. Every Passenger Has a Final Journey

The Bible says, "It is appointed unto men once to die..." (Hebrews 9:27).

Today we are all passengers on the journey of life. But unless Jesus returns first, one day every one of us will make our final journey through the cargo terminal.

2. Death Treats Everyone Equally

At the passenger terminal, people travel in different classes. At the cargo terminal, everyone is the same.

Death does not recognize wealth, titles, education, or status. What matters before God is whether we have accepted Christ.

3. Prepare for Your Final Destination

People spend time preparing passports, visas, and tickets for earthly travel, yet many neglect to prepare for eternity.

Jesus said, "I go to prepare a place for you." (John 14:2)

If Christ is preparing a place for us, are we preparing our hearts for Him?

The question is not whether we will one day pass through The Cargo Terminal.

The question is:

Are we ready to meet Jesus?

Today we still have the opportunity to repent, forgive, and surrender our lives to Christ.

One day our earthly journey will end, but for those who trust in Jesus, the cargo terminal is not the end it is the gateway to the resurrection and eternal life.

My appeal: Prepare not only for your next journey, but for your eternal destination.

02/08/2026

🚧 SERMONATE TITLE

"NOT YET" 🚧

Introduction

Brethren, one of the most painful words in life is not "No."
It is "Not Yet."
A "No" gives you closure, but "Not Yet" tests your faith.

A closed gate is not always a closed future.
One evening, my family and I went to Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (KKIA). As we approached the automated entrance, we expected the boom gate to open.
Instead, it remained shut.
On the digital screen appeared frightening words:
"UNLICENSED VEHICLE."
"VIOLATION..."
We looked at each other in disbelief.
"How can this be?"
Other vehicles came behind us. As soon as they approached, the gate opened, and they entered without any problem.
We reversed.
We came forward again.
Nothing.
We changed lanes.
Still nothing.
The gate refused.
Frustration slowly began to replace confidence.
Finally, we reversed much farther than before. We approached the gate again.
This time, the screen changed from red to green.
The boom gate lifted.
We entered.
As we drove in, the Holy Spirit whispered to my heart:
"Evans, this is how many of My children live." Many are standing before closed gates.
Not because God hates them.
Not because God has forgotten them.
But because Heaven is saying:
"NOT YET."

How often does life feel like that?
You pray, but the answer doesn't come. You work hard, but the breakthrough delays. You watch others move ahead while your gate remains closed.
The lesson is clear: God's delay is not God's denial. Sometimes Heaven is simply saying, " *NOT YET."*
God may be preparing your character before opening your opportunity. He may be calling you to trust Him more deeply, return to Him in humility, and wait for His perfect timing. Never compare your journey with someone else's, because God's timetable for your life is unique.
Remember:
A closed gate is not a closed future.
Delay is not denial.
Sometimes you must reverse before you move forward.
Persistence in faith brings breakthrough.
Jesus is the Door, and when He opens, no one can shut.
If your life seems to be at a standstill today, don't lose hope. If God has not said "No," perhaps He is simply saying...
" NOT YET."
"Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord."
Psalm 27:14

EV Evans Gladys Chilandani
Literature Evangelist | Speaker | Tele-Evangelist
📞 977978650

01/08/2026

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