Heartfelt Kwekwe Zone - Apostle T Vutabwashe

19/08/2026

The Power Of Hospitality Sunday

~Hospitality is a tool which must be used one to another
~it is the friendly, generous reception and care of guests,visitors and strangers
~How our visitors come is not equally important as how they are received
* Exodus 3:2
* Genesis 18
* Proverbs 23:7 MSG
~Hospitality can be a weapon against enemies

*What are we supposed to host in the church*

1. Host God
* Psalms 24:7
~ Our worship must welcome God
~If you want to host God you must exercise love
~If he comes will he find holiness???
* Mark 11:15-17

2. Host People
* Matthew 25:35
~A visitor can forget a sermon but not how you treated him

3. Host Gifts
~ Our problem is competion
* Romans 12:6
~Be able to host gifts as a church so that when you see people on higher platforms you will be proud

4. Destinies
~Hospitality is a language

~ Pastor S Utahwashe

15/08/2026

🪑 YOUR SEAT IS RESERVED!
Don't miss what God has prepared for you this Sunday at 9:00 AM. Invite your family and friends and experience the power of God's presence.
See you there! 🔥

31/07/2026

There are moments when God shifts the course of your life in a single encounter. Come to this conference with great expectations and make sure you leave transformed.

Something greater will definitely unfold.

28/07/2026

This year’s Catch The Fire Conference is not an event you should hear about after it is over. You must be there!

I am honoured to welcome Bishop Dr. Colin Nyathi , Prophetess Memory Matimbire, and many other men and women of God who will minister throughout the conference. We are also expecting powerful musical groups from Zimbabwe and beyond.

I declare that this will be a divine gathering of the Word, worship and the tangible presence of God. Make your plans. Bring your family. Come expecting.

Do not miss Catch The Fire 2026. Heaven is calling us together!

28/07/2026

Heavenly realities are not distant ideas. We believe God is going to make His presence tangible among His people.

13/07/2026

Preacher: Pastor S. Utahwashe
Title: My Responsibility to my church Sunday
Date: 12 July 2026
Scripture: 1 Chronicles 17:9-10 KJV

God does not build His church alone; He invites people who are committed, who love Him, and who desire to see His kingdom advance. Building the church is not just the responsibility of a select few, every believer is called to participate. When you come to church, it’s not just their church, it’s our church. You belong here, and together we call it our church. You are an essential part of the growth and development that God wants to accomplish.

Taking responsibility is a sign of maturity and belonging. The way you handle responsibility reflects how mature you are in your faith. In the house of God, we don’t just attend; we take ownership of everything we do. When you act responsibly, it shows that you love the vision and are identified with it. Mature believers don’t arrive looking for what they can get; instead, they look for ways to contribute. Let’s not love God only for what He can give us. Children are consumers, but mature believers are contributors. Contribution reveals maturity, mature people provide, while children only consume. Ask yourself: are you taking the position of a mature believer or acting as a child? Mature people identify needs and work together to fulfil them.

Hebrews 5:12-14 (KJV) reminds us that spiritual growth leads us from needing milk to handling strong meat. It’s your responsibility to contribute to the growth of your zone. When you are part of a church family like this, genuinely belong. As a mature believer, be willing to carry the burden of the Father. In Kwekwe City Zone, as we celebrate sixteen years of existence, remember: there is no sixteen-year-old who cannot share in the father’s burden. If our leaders, Apostle and Pastor C, look back at their firstborn, they should find support and help. We should be a zone where people come to learn and grow. Are you in a position to teach others? The mechanism for growth is built into every person. Those who still need milk are quick to complain, but strong meat belongs to those who are fully grown in faith.

You cannot belong to two families at the same time. When you genuinely belong, there are fewer complaints. Why do you love being pampered? Embrace the culture of the place, the Heartfelt culture. Participate in the instructions of the month and year, believers’ assignments, tithing, and attending conferences. Join mid-week services and the 21 days of the Holy Ghost service.

When you take responsibility for your church, love the people and the place—Heartfelt Kwekwe City Zone. Some believe their lives will change if they move to a different location or church, but in every place, someone is thriving. For example, even in Uzumba, someone is living well. Love the development of your church and its instructions. Instructions are not up for debate, they don’t require opinions, only obedience. If you find it difficult to follow instructions, it means you either despise the instructor or you don’t see your future in the instruction.

Love the zone’s programs—be passionate about what’s happening. Everything done here is for the Lord and helps you grow. Appreciate the strategies and love the leadership. Support every program. According to Psalm 92:13 (KJV), flourishing is for those who are planted. Tolerate and love your fellow church members.

Your belonging is confirmed by fellowship, not isolation. Don’t act reserved; you are part of us, and we love you. Allow us to express our love.
Everyone should belong to a homegroup—this Tuesday, attend one, or even open your home. When you visit others, don’t be investigative; go to worship and rejoice with your brethren.

Belonging to a church comes with responsibilities:
1. Giving: The church is an environment of giving and harvesting. Pay tithes, give first fruits, and partner.
2. Attend church services: Your physical presence demonstrates that God is your priority. Faithfully attending services shows how much you value Him. Remember, Job was attacked when he missed service. Support your pastor and fellow believers—say "Amen" and carry each other’s burdens.
3. Soul winning: Bring others to God’s house. Invite someone every week, evangelize, and follow up on visitors. Be a source of encouragement, not discouragement.

May the Lord help you play your role faithfully. We build together. When we do things, we are doing our things. It’s not the pastor’s church; it’s our church.

29/06/2026

Preacher: Pastor S. Utahwashe
Title: Royalty Connections Sunday
Date: 28 June 2026
Scripture: Genesis 37:15 KJV

On this earth, God will never fulfill your destiny in isolation, He uses people to change your life. Throughout Scripture, God places individuals strategically to help others reach their purpose. Joseph’s story is a perfect example: his journey began when his father sent him on an errand. Joseph did not know where he was going, but God had already set up connections along the way. The next key connection was a certain man who directed Joseph to his brothers. Many times, our progress depends on these "certain people" God uses to connect us to our destiny. Without them, we can wander aimlessly, missing our appointed moments.

2 Kings 5:1-3 illustrates another powerful truth: Naaman, a mighty commander, had leprosy, yet his breakthrough came through a young servant girl. Sometimes the person God uses to connect you is "smaller" or less prominent than you expect. Never despise humble connections, God can use anyone, regardless of status, to answer your prayers and guide you to your next level.
Be attentive and humble enough to recognize the people God places in your path. Your destiny is tied to divine connections, embrace them, honor them, and let God use them to lead you into your purpose.

Royalty connections are God-ordained relationships that unlock destinies. Dreams alone cannot change your life until you meet the person God has appointed to connect you. Many people desire promotion but reject those who carry their breakthrough, overlooking the ordinary individuals who possess extraordinary purpose. If these divine connections don’t occur, dreams remain unfulfilled.

God’s connections are more valuable than money. A person who gives you direction is more impactful than someone who simply gives you money and leaves. There are individuals strategically anointed to be your connectors. For Lot, it was Abraham, without Abraham, Lot would have been lost. Saul’s encounter with Samuel transformed his life forever. These meetings don’t happen by accident; God has places for you to go and people for you to meet.

You need influential, purposeful connections, people who can speak for you and open doors. Even if you are highly skilled, your gifts may remain hidden without the right connection. David needed someone to introduce him to Saul, and Saul played a role in leading him to the opportunity to fight Goliath. When God grants you divine connections, He is guiding your future. Cherish and honor these relationships, for they are instrumental in turning dreams into reality.

You need connections with burden bearers, people willing to carry the cross with you and stand by your side, not just behind you. It’s essential to have someone who will ask, “My sister, I know things have not been well for you. How are you really doing? Let’s pray together.” Even in a crowd, you can feel lonely without authentic connections. Don’t just pray for burden bearers—become one too. Ask yourself: can someone give thanks to God for your presence in their life? Remember, you can't expect support where you're not connected. Genuine connection is mutual.

Royalty connections don’t just happen on their own; certain principles help attract them:
1. Encounters with the Anointing: Parents, teach your children to have a relationship with their pastor. It’s vital for everyone, not just to show up with requests, but to build genuine spiritual relationships.
2. Destiny: Your destiny attracts the right connections at the right time.
3. Assignment: Like David, being sent on an assignment can introduce you to your defining moment. Don’t refuse to be sent.
4. Attacks: Not only good times bring connections. Paul met the butler who would recommend him while he was in prison.
5. Attitude: A positive and intentional attitude attracts the right people. Bad attitudes repel potential connections. Be deliberate about forming and maintaining relationships.
To foster royalty connections, be both willing to receive and to give support.

16/06/2026

Preacher: Pastor S. Utahwashe
Title: Manifesting Expectations Sunday
Date: 14 June 2026
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11 KJV

The Lord declares, “I know the thoughts that I think toward you, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” (Jeremiah 29:11) Expectation is the room where manifestation is born. God never disappoints those who wait and expect from Him. Every divine testimony begins as an expectation, proof that you are truly alive. A dead body has no expectations; to stop expecting is to begin dying inside. As long as you live, you must have expectations from God.

Expectation is the bridge between your current situation and your manifestation. A farmer expects a harvest, a student expects to pass, and a believer comes to church expecting an answer from God. I declare you shall manifest your expectations without fail!

Your expectations might be different from someone else’s, one may be trusting God for transport money, another for a new car; one for rent, another to build a house. But all believers pray with the hope of being answered. When you expect, you cling to God, who fulfills every expectation. What you see in my life today is not my best, greater things are ahead. When I look at you, I see greatness: I see students in graduation gowns, I see businesspeople prospering. Don’t judge your life too soon, God is still writing your story.

Consider Job: chapter 1 looked like the end, but chapter 42 revealed restoration and double blessings. Abraham was old and seemingly past hope, yet God’s plan for him included a miraculous child. Joseph went from prison to the palace—God’s plans are always greater than what people might think. Focus on what God has planned for you. Plan for your children and your business, keep your expectations alive. Poverty is a condition, not your identity. Never let it wash away your dreams. Even the poor must have expectations, for God has an expected end for everyone who believes.

Psalm 19:18 declares, “My expectation shall not be cut off.” Throughout Scripture, we see that even those with little, like Bartimaeus who was poor had great expectations. When Jesus comes near, don’t approach Him without expectation. The woman with the issue of blood was healed because she expected it. Don’t come to church from routine; come with expectation. Don’t let your expectations be limited by your bank account, base them on your covenant and the unshakeable validity of God’s promises. God knows exactly where He wants to take you, never allow the devil to belittle your vision.

2 Kings 4 demonstrates that God gives according to your expectation. Be clear about what you want and where you’re going. The size of your expectation determines the scale of your manifestation. If you look back at thirty years of your life and see nothing tangible, it’s time to set new targets for your future, declare that by thirty, you’ll be driving your first car, or whatever your goal may be.

Romans 8:18 reminds us that creation is waiting for your manifestation. It’s your talents, your gifts, and your assignments that must come alive on this earth, not just in heaven. Don’t do things halfheartedly, manifest excellence, change lives, and let your leadership shine. Your victory is measured here on earth by what you overcome and accomplish. If you fail to manifest your business, you could be denying someone a job. Remember, the kingdom of darkness expects you to fail, don’t fulfill the enemy’s expectations. You were not born to fail or simply die, but to manifest the greatness God has placed within you. IN THIS FAMILY, WE DON’T FAIL, whatever we start, we finish and succeed. Never expect failure wake up every day expecting to win.

Delay is not denial. Acts 3:5 KJV tells the story of the crippled man at the Beautiful Gate, disappointed daily for forty years, yet he never gave up hope. He looked to the Lord with expectation, and in due time, his miracle manifested. Don’t let setbacks kill your expectations. The Lord is always ready to bless you, no matter how long you have waited or what you are going through. Your miracle is certain if you keep your hope alive.

Remember, sometimes the delay is not in God’s answer but in how we respond after our expectations are fulfilled. Some miss out on the fullness of their miracle by running away from church or failing to testify after receiving their breakthrough. Stay rooted, keep expecting, and when your manifestation comes, give God the glory, your testimony could be the key to someone else’s miracle.

REQUIREMENTS THAT MAKE YOU MANIFEST
1. Condition of Your Heart – Proverbs 1:23 KJV The heart is the soil where expectations grow. If your heart is hard or cold, ask God to create in you a clean, trusting heart. Bitterness can choke your expectations—cultivate a healthy, pure heart and God will fulfill your desires.
2. Fear of the Lord – Proverbs 23:17-18 KJV Fearing God, both publicly and privately, enables Him to fulfill your expectations. The fear of God is not the fear of authority, but a reverence that shapes your actions. Joseph’s reverence for God led him to flee temptation and become a prime minister.
3. Prayer – Jeremiah 29:12 KJV Prayer turns expectations into reality. Like Hannah, who prayed for a child, you must bring your desires to God in prayer. Without prayer, expectations remain mere wishes.
4. Sacrifice – Hebrews 10:12 KJV Sacrifice opens doors to manifestation. Without a spirit of sacrifice, expectations may not materialize.
5. Define the Source Acknowledge that your success comes from God alone. Systems may fail, but God never does. Keep your eyes on Him as the source of every breakthrough.
6. Wisdom - Seek God’s wisdom as you wait for manifestation. Wisdom directs your actions and decisions as you pursue your goals.
7. Preparation – Ecclesiastes 10:12 KJV Preparation is faith in action. Whether you expect marriage, a job, or success, prepare yourself for it. Align your habits and lifestyle with your expectations, for preparation paves the way to manifestation.
Proverbs 23:18 KJV reminds us: “Surely there is an end; and thine expectation shall not be cut off.” Every fight and enmity has an end, hold on for your manifestation is near.

01/06/2026

Preacher: Pastor S. Utahwashe
Title: The Missing Link Sunday
Date: 31 May 2026
Scripture: John 6:5-11 KJV

In this life many people strive to change their lives through various efforts, but sometimes they still fall short. They may fast, pray, work diligently, and do all they believe is necessary for a breakthrough, yet miss the single crucial element that unlocks their miracle. This missing link is like a key, no matter how much you desire what’s behind the door, desire alone won’t open it; only the key will. You might stand before a storehouse full of gold, but without the key, access remains impossible. The same is true with electricity or water: the smallest plug or tap is needed to access the power or water in your house, no matter how much is available.

May the Lord open your eyes to recognize what is missing in your journey, because once you find it, your miracle will follow. God’s blessings flow through channels, and sometimes, that channel is an instruction delivered through someone else. When Jesus fed the five thousand, He asked the people to sit on the grass through His disciples. Would you listen to an instruction from a disciple the same way you would from Jesus Himself? Would you heed a leader the same way you would a pastor or apostle?

Blessings often come not from the person delivering the instruction, but from your obedience to it. Sometimes our status or pride gets in the way, causing us to miss our future blessings. Are you willing to obey before you see the outcome? God rarely speaks directly, He works through people. As Job 33:29 says, if you miss that person, you may miss your missing link. May you recognize and embrace the instructions and channels God uses to deliver your breakthrough.

Acts 10:2-6 (KJV) tells the story of Cornelius, a devout man whose prayers reached heaven. Even though he prayed fervently, an angel appeared and told him his prayers had been heard. Yet, Cornelius did not have a pastor, nor did he attend any church. This passage highlights a common misconception among some Christians—that one can pursue God in isolation, believing that personal prayer on mountains or at home is enough.
On earth, God works through people. Cornelius’s prayers only found their fulfillment when Peter entered his life. Peter was the divine link, the channel through which Cornelius’s breakthrough would come. Sometimes, after all our fasting and praying, God refers us back to the pastor He has placed in our lives. God has His own protocol. We cannot truly claim a relationship with God while rejecting the people He sends.

The challenge is not just finding the link but being willing to obey when it comes. Many miss their breakthrough by scrutinizing or rejecting the link God provides. When God gives you a pastor, receive them, for they could be your key to the next level. After every period of seeking, there is a person (the link) appointed by God. If you disconnect from that link, you risk losing everything.

Consider the chain: a series of small, interconnected rings. Remove one, and the chain breaks. Your load falls. The same is true spiritually, without the connecting link, you can’t carry your burden. The body functions because its different parts work together; the hand needs the eye for direction. The church should be united, each member linked to the other, regardless of status or strength. Disconnection leads to weakness.

Life operates according to heaven’s protocol, and that protocol often involves a human connection. Without Moses, there would have been no manna; the people of Israel needed Moses more than they needed manna, for the provision followed the man God appointed. Breakthrough requires not just effort, but also grace, anointing, and the right person as a direct link.

Pride can make us believe we don’t need anyone’s help, but spiritual maturity is measured by our willingness to honor God’s order and those He sends. Just as Moses instructed the people to gather manna only for each day, any attempt to do otherwise brought loss, so must we heed instructions from the spiritual leaders God places in our lives. Your soil or job might be fertile, but without the right instruction or connection, your harvest may remain low.

When Israel suffered under the Midianites, God sent Gideon, the missing link for their deliverance. In our own lives, God uses people to unlock healing, open doors, and guide us. Even a powerful vehicle with a full tank is useless if it lacks direction; the missing link might be a simple instruction, the right person, or the right opportunity.
If you desire healing, follow the instruction of the one God has anointed, even if you’re tempted to dismiss them. Every instruction from a true spiritual father can bring transformation. Missing the link leads to desperate situations, just as in Samaria, where famine was broken not by resources alone but by the word of Elisha.
Consider how many things have you hidden from your pastor, and how might that secrecy be keeping you from breakthrough? When challenges come, don’t remain ordinary, seek the counsel and voice of the man of God. The right link, honored and obeyed, can turn your entire situation around.

1 Samuel 16:13 (KJV) reveals that although David was destined for greatness, it was only after Samuel anointed him that his true potential began to manifest. This shows us that our next level, the answer to our prayers, is often connected to someone God has assigned for our turnaround. Divine elevation is rarely a solo journey, God uses people as carriers of grace for our breakthrough.
I am not here by coincidence, I am sent by God with a purpose. Like the trumpet of jubilee, I declare freedom over your life. In the authority given to me, I demand your release and proclaim a new season of liberty. May you recognize and embrace the person or instruction God has placed in your life as your vital link to breakthrough.

31/05/2026