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30/10/2026

Happy Friday All! Here's to a great weekend.

Key Meanings of our scripture this morning:
• True Love for Jesus: Genuine love for Christ is shown through action and obedience to His teachings, not just words.
• The Father's Love: Those who follow Jesus step into a deeper, personal experience of love from God the Father.
• Christ’s Revelation: Jesus promises to "show" or "manifest" Himself—revealing His inner peace, guidance, and spiritual reality—to the believer.
• Context: This verse is part of Jesus' Farewell Discourse to His disciples in the Upper Room (John 14), just before His crucifixion, where He also promises the coming of the Holy Spirit (John 14:16–20)

29/10/2026

29/10/2026

Howdy All! We're doing a call for any protein donations. Your help is appreciated.

29/10/2026

Good morning Friends, Family and followers...

This teaching follows the Parable of the Shrewd Manager and precedes Jesus' discussion on serving God and money.

Core Meaning:
Character is proven in ordinary responsibilities, demonstrating that how one handles minor duties reflects their approach to major one.

Have a happy day!

28/10/2026

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28/10/2026

Sending blessings and love to all our loved ones this morning!

“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”

Key Meaning
• Context: This verse is part of Jesus Christ's Sermon on the Mount, coming right after His teaching that believers are the "light of the world" (Matthew 5:14–15).
• Visible Action: Jesus commands His followers not to hide their faith or good works, comparing a life of faith to a lamp placed on a high stand to illuminate a house.
• Right Motive: The goal of living openly and doing good deeds (such as mercy, love, and honesty) is not to draw attention or praise to oneself, but to point others toward God

27/10/2026

Happy Tuesday Folks!

Todays verse breakdown:

• The Setting: Delivered by the prophet Zechariah in the fourth year of King Darius (approx. 518 BC) to the Jewish exiles who had recently returned to Jerusalem.
• True Worship vs. Ritual: A delegation had come to ask the priests and prophets whether they should continue observing fasts of mourning. God answered that their fasting was self-centered rather than focused on Him.
• The Core Requirement: God rejected empty ritualism and instead commanded social righteousness—fair judgment, kindness, and mercy—especially toward vulnerable groups like widows, orphans, foreigners, and the poor (expanded directly in Zechariah 7:10).
• Historical Warning: Zechariah reminded the people that their ancestors refused to listen to these exact demands from earlier prophets, which led to divine judgment and their past exile.

Have a fantastic day All.

26/10/2026

Hope your Monday is great everyone!

3 John 1:2 is a biblical verse from the New Testament written by the Apostle John to a Christian leader named Gaius

Key Themes
• Holistic Well-Being: John expresses a desire for Gaius to experience physical health, general prosperity (success or well-being in daily life), and spiritual health.
• Spiritual Foundation: The verse connects outward well-being with internal spiritual vitality—hoping that physical and material life reflects the strong, truth-walking state of Gaius's soul.
• Context of Affection: John wrote the short letter to commend Gaius for his faithfulness, hospitality to traveling believers, and life lived in Christian truth.

23/10/2026

Well done to our most latest class, having completed the discipleship course, successfully. Nice work guys!
from left to right: Renier van Wyk, Dylan, Olson Jackson, Eric Albertyn, Wesley Reynolds Gareth Riddle, Anton Potgieter, Robert Donkin (facilitator) and Craig Cameron and Brad.

23/10/2026

Wishing everyone a fantastic weekend.. TGIF ... Good morning All!

A faithful person will be richly blessed, but one eager to get rich will not go unpunished (Proverbs 28:20, NIV).

Key Meaning

• Faithfulness: Honesty, dependability, and steady obedience to God bring true, lasting rewards.
• Rushing for Wealth: Trying to get rich quickly often leads to shortcuts, greed, ethical compromises, and trouble