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Dr. Ray Legodi, Pastor Sipho Paulos, and Pastor Jabulani Dominick discuss “The Shame of Sin,” teaching that shame is a deep inner sense of disgrace that follows disobedience to God, but it is also the starting point of repentance and restoration. They explain that sin always brings shame because it breaks relationship—with God, with others, and with our own conscience—echoing the way Adam and Eve immediately felt exposed and hid after they disobeyed in the Garden (Genesis 3). The pastors emphasize that God does not leave us in shame. Through confession, faith in Jesus, and the work of the Holy Spirit, the shame of sin is replaced with forgiveness, cleansing, and restored identity in Christ. The message closes with a call to stop carrying the weight of past shame, to run to God in honesty, and to let His grace free the believer to walk in transparency, humility, and renewed purpose.

Madeleine gesels met Jozine Botha oor die kosbare rol van ’n ma. Jozine is self ’n ma van vier pragtige kinders. Tenspyte daarvan dat sy voltyds in die bediening staan as pastoor en berader, jaag sy steeds haar drome na, en verlede jaar is haar debuutroman, Die jare tussen ons, deur LUCA Uitgewers uitgegee. Jozine gesels met ons oor die rol van die moderne ma, hoe om al die balle in die lug te hou, watter algemene uitdagings werkende ma’s ondervind, en waarom dit belangrik is vir ’n ma om steeds haar drome na te jaag. Madeleine lees ook verder voor uit Al Psalmend deur CLF Uitgewers.

As die Here self nie die huis bou nie (Ps 127:1)

Dr. Ray Legodi returns on AFM OF SA with the Director of the AFM National Men’s Fellowship, Pastor SS Makaudi to unpack the AFM National Men’s Conference 2026. The Director explains that the conference is a deliberate call for men of God to gather, grow, and be equipped in faith, leadership, and family life. The theme focuses on revival, accountability, and spiritual responsibility, reminding men that God is looking for those who will stand firm in their homes and communities. The conference is scheduled for 15–17 May 2026 at the Beula Park International Conference Resource Centre, Germiston, in the Gauteng Province, and is open to men from across the AFM of South Africa. Early‑registration options are provided to encourage timely commitment. The conversation highlights that the event will include teaching, worship, prayer, and practical sessions to sharpen men as leaders, husbands, and fathers, all rooted in Scripture and the mission of the AFM. Dr. Ray and the Director encourage men to attend in teams, to come expectant, and to use the conference as a turning point to renew their covenant with God and with their families.

Dr. Ray Legodi, Pastors Sipho Paulos, Mxo Motha, and Jabulani Dominick discuss “When rebuke is necessary,” explaining that biblical rebuke is loving correction from God or His people, not condemnation. They say rebuke becomes necessary when there is sin, error, or unbelief, and its purpose is to restore, protect, and realign us with God’s will. Using Mark 16:14, they show that Jesus rebuked the disciples for unbelief, reminding us that God corrects those He loves. From Isaiah 59:8, they highlight how people walking in darkness stumble and need to be redirected. In Numbers 22:28, Balaam is rebuked through the donkey, teaching that God can use unexpected messengers to stop us from going the wrong way. They explain that Yahuah the Father rebukes us to refine our character, break sinful patterns, and bring us closer to Him. Rebuke is a sign of relationship, not rejection.

Motherhood changes more than your routine—it changes you. In this conversation, Clinical Psychologist Kim McKay-Motsepe unpacks the emotional reality of matrescence, blended family dynamics, and why it’s okay not to have it all together while you’re still becoming.

Afrika se arbeidsmark beweeg vinnig in die rigting van selfstandigheid en innovasie. Hierdie kompetisie omskep rou idees in markgereed ondernemings deur kundige mentorskap. Om ’n duidelike voorlegging (pitch) te bemeester is die sleutel om jou besigheid se volle potensiaal te ontsluit. #Entrepreneurskap #SuidAfrika #Besigheidsgroei

Mr Seakamela talks about the importance of making sure the other parents rights are respected when one parent exercises their parental right over their children like traveling abroad or changing locations.

Africa's job market is rapidly shifting toward self-reliance and innovation. This competition transforms raw ideas into market-ready ventures through expert mentorship. Mastering a clear pitch is the ultimate key to unlocking your business's potential. #Entrepreneurship #SouthAfrica #BusinessGrowth

In the Health Segment with the Gauteng Department of Health, Ms. Rea Radebe and Ms. Mosidi Mametse discuss hand hygiene, emphasizing its crucial role in protecting public health. They stress that thoroughly washing our hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds is one of the simplest and most effective ways to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, including the flu, diarrhea, and other common infections. They encourage communities, schools, workplaces, and healthcare facilities to consistently adopt good hand‑hygiene habits, reminding people that clean hands save lives and help reduce the burden on clinics and hospitals.

In today’s Wordfest, Dr. Julius Mengot Mbu continues unpacking the topic “Thy Kingdom Come,” building on the biblical truth that the kingdom of God is both a present reality and a future hope. He explains that when we pray “Thy kingdom come,” we are inviting God’s rule, righteousness, peace, and justice to advance in our hearts, families, communities, and nations. echoes not just a longing for heaven but a surrender to God’s lordship here and now.

Janine van Niekerk is speaking to Dr Tumi about his exciting 100 000 Hallelujahs event at the FNB stadium on the 30th of May.

Tommy Ackerman, AFM Worship Leader, reflects on the AFM’s 30 Year Unity Anthem, a special song composed to celebrate 30 years of unity in the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa. The anthem, titled, is described as a declaration of faith, a worshipful testimony of the church’s journey, and a call to remain united in Christ. Tommy explains that the song was written and recorded with intentionality, capturing key themes such as: God’s guidance (“Indlela” meaning “the way” or “path”). Gratitude for 30 years of togetherness, healing, and growth. A renewed commitment to love one another and walk in oneness as the body of Christ. He encourages AFM congregations to sing the anthem with heart, not only as a celebration of the past but also as a prophetic declaration of the future: that the AFM will continue to walk in unity, purpose, and praise under the headship of the Lord Jesus.

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Pastor Sipho Paulos and Pastor Jabulani Dominick for a powerful segment on Exaltation to Trust in Yahuah, using as their opening scripture: “Trust in the Lord, and do good.” They emphasise that the Father is able to do far more than we can imagine when we place our full trust in Him. Dr. Ray shares his personal testimony of a season when many were “riding him off,” speaking negatively and expecting him to stay down. Yet there were a few people with a positive, faith‑filled mindset who believed he would be back on his feet again. He uses this to illustrate the value of having such supportive, believing people in our lives, while still anchoring our hope ultimately in God. The pastors underline that trusting in Yahuah means: Choosing to believe His promises even when circumstances look hopeless. Doing good even when no one is watching, knowing God sees and will reward. The message closes with a call to live in exaltation—lifting God higher in our hearts, putting our confidence in Him, and doing good works in faith, because the Father is faithful and able to restore, elevate, and exceed our expectations.

Müller en John Hendricks gesels vandag oor Ps 126: 'n Bedevaarts-lied

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Gerrit van Wyk al die pad in Australie oor sy pad met genade, sy musiek en die bediening.

We kick off with Andie Steele Smith, also known as the gang pastor from Australia. Today he talks about “How the Holy Spirit uses real people” from Ezechiel, Joel as well as Eph 1 and 5

Ons het ‘n oordenking wat elke week tematies “God en Finansies” dek. Dit is aangebied deur Wynand du Preez en vandag gesels hy oor die tema: “’n Tiende van iets” uit Lev 27:30.

Johann Els gesels met Janine van Niekerk oor die komende Radiokansel Vrouekamp wat 22 – 24 Mei by Shekinah Lodge plaasvind.

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Pastor Sipho Paulos and Pastor Jabulani Dominick for a powerful discussion on Unfaithfulness. They open by reflecting on, which speaks about being unfaithful to the Lord through deceit, dishonesty, and mistreatment of others. The pastors explain that unfaithfulness is not only about adultery, but also includes betrayal in trust, finances, promises, and commitments. They highlight how unfaithfulness breaks relationships, undermines God’s order, and damages both the offender and those they hurt. The discussion calls believers to radical honesty, accountability, and repentance, urging them to honour God and one another in every area of life. The message ends with a call to pursue faithfulness as a lifestyle—keeping promises, upholding integrity, and allowing God to heal and restore broken trust.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns to the studio with Pastor Barend Peterson for an insightful AfMSA segment on the AFM’s 30th Year Unity Celebrations. They highlight how the milestone celebrates 30 years of unity, growth, and shared mission within the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa. Pastor Peterson reflects on the journey of different churches coming together, overcoming division, and presenting a united front for evangelism and discipleship. He also shares the vision for the celebrations: to thank God, renew covenant, and inspire a new generation to carry the torch of unity and faith.

Dr. Ilse Domingo is talking about Men’s Health, focusing on testosterone and prostate health. She explains that testosterone plays a key role in energy, mood, muscle strength, and sexual health, and that imbalances can significantly affect a man’s quality of life. She also highlights the importance of monitoring prostate health, especially as men age, and warns against ignoring symptoms like frequent urination, weak stream, or pelvic discomfort. Dr. Ilse stresses that men’s health is often neglected because of the “tough it out” culture, yet early intervention can prevent serious complications, including prostate disease and long‑term hormonal problems.

In today’s WordFest, Pastor Bagcine Bandile Ciliza teaches on “How to Live a Blessed Life.” He emphasizes that we are blessed not by our achievements, but simply by being in Christ—our standing in Him is the foundation of our blessing. Pastor Ciliza calls believers to live intentionally, guarding against conduct such as bitterness, dishonesty, sexual immorality, or pride that can hamper the flow of God’s blessing. He encourages a lifestyle of gratitude, obedience, and purity, reminding listeners that God’s blessing is not only material but spiritual and relational. The message is a call to align our daily choices with God’s Word so that the blessed life we have in Christ becomes visible in every area of our lives.

Blessing Ndabula joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi in Financial Conversation to continue unpacking Financial Red Flags. She stresses the importance of tracking where your money goes and not living in survival mode from month to month. She urges listeners to handle all debts responsibly, assess affordability, and settle what you owe one by one instead of avoiding them. She warns against skipping serious accounts like your house bond, because these attract interest and can spiral if not managed. She encourages listeners to create a clear financial plan, face the truth about their situation, and be willing to downgrade lifestyle or expenses where necessary in order to regain control and avoid long‑term financial damage.

Enhance your prayer life with practical insights designed to deepen your daily connection with our Father. Join Sibongile Mofokeng and Apostle Asanda Jakavula as they wrap up their talk on diverse dimensions of prayer.

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Gerrit van Wyk al die pad in Australie oor sy pad met genade, musiek en sy bediening.

This episode dives into the ethical boundaries of technology, examining how society, jobs, and our spiritual accountability are shifting in an increasingly automated world. Discover how you can stay grounded in the peace of Our Lord Jesus while navigating the future of AI with wisdom and faith. Join Sibongile Mofokeng and Pastor Clement Masina as they explore the digital frontier in a thought-provoking discussion on the promises and pitfalls of Artificial Intelligence.

Vir almal wat sukkel met baie uitdagings (Heb. 11: 33 - 34)

Johann Els gesels met Juanita Aggenbach oor haar boek, “Liewer as lig” en ‘n gesprek oor tweede kanse, versoeking en die krag van God

: Haggai 1–2: Rebuilding Worship, Obedience, and Priorities in God’s Redemptive Plan The book of Haggai confronts God’s people with a clear and searching truth: misplaced priorities lead to spiritual emptiness, but renewed obedience restores fellowship and purpose. Speaking in 520 BC after the exile, Haggai calls Israel to “consider your ways” (Haggai | 1:5) as they neglected the rebuilding of the temple while pursuing personal comfort (Haggai | 1:4–6). Through four messages, the prophet reveals both rebuke and hope. God commands His people to return to the work, assuring them of His presence: “I am with you” (Haggai | 1:13). He promises that the latter glory of the house will surpass the former (Haggai | 2:9), pointing forward to the coming of Christ (John | 2:19–21). The message also exposes the reality of defilement through disobedience (Haggai | 2:14) while affirming that obedience brings covenant blessing (Haggai | 2:19). In the broader redemptive plan, Haggai highlights the restoration of worship, the anticipation of the Messiah, and the truth that God dwells with His people—ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ and His church (1 Corinthians | 3:16; Revelation | 21:3). Will you examine your priorities in light of God’s Word? Listen carefully and reflect on where your devotion truly lies. #Haggai #Haggai1 #Haggai2 #BiblicalTheology #TempleTheology #RedemptiveHistory #ObedienceToGod #SeekFirstTheKingdom #ChristTheTrueTemple #OldTestamentSurvey #MinorProphets #Haggai15 #Haggai29 #ChristianLiving

: 2 Timothy 2 Discipleship and Missions: Raising and Sending Faithful Workers The advance of the gospel to the nations depends not merely on proclamation, but on faithful discipleship that multiplies workers. In 2 Timothy | 2:2, Paul lays out a clear pattern of generational transmission—truth entrusted from one believer to another, resulting in ongoing multiplication. This is not short-term addition, but long-term gospel expansion through faithful men who are able to teach others also. At the same time, Matthew | 9:37–38 reminds us that while the harvest is plentiful, the labourers are few. Christ commands His disciples to plead with the Lord of the harvest to send out workers. This highlights both divine sovereignty and human responsibility: God raises up labourers, yet He does so through the prayers and obedience of His people. The New Testament pattern is clear—disciples are shaped within the local church, affirmed in character and doctrine, and then sent out for the work of ministry (cf. Acts | 13:2–3). When churches commit to intentional discipleship, prayerful dependence, and faithful sending, the result is enduring gospel fruit and strengthened mission efforts. Take time to reflect: are you investing in others, praying for labourers, and supporting the sending of workers for Christ’s harvest? #2Timothy2 #Matthew93738 #BiblicalDiscipleship #MissionsTheology #ChurchPlanting #GospelMultiplication #FaithfulMen #GreatCommission #Acts13 #LocalChurchMission #RaiseUpWorkers #PrayForLaborers #ExpositoryTeaching

: Biblical Parenting in Ephesians 6: Authority, Responsibility, and Accountability at Home Biblical parenting is rooted in God’s design of authority, responsibility, and accountability within the home. In this Wisdom Wednesday episode with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we explore how Scripture shapes faithful parenting, not as a pursuit of outward success, but as the stewardship of souls before God (Psalm | 127:3). Because God is a God of order and not confusion (1 Corinthians | 14:33), He has established a structure in the home where parents lead under His authority. Ephesians | 6:1–4 reveals both the call for children to obey and for parents—especially fathers—to lead with discipline and instruction that reflects the Lord’s character. This authority is not harsh or self-serving but loving, purposeful, and guided by truth (Proverbs | 13:24). At the same time, parents bear the responsibility of intentional discipleship, teaching God’s Word diligently in everyday life (Deuteronomy | 6:6–7), modelling genuine faith, and training their children toward obedience and reverence (Proverbs | 22:6; Psalm | 78:5–7). Yet with this calling comes weighty accountability. Parents will give an account to God for how they shepherd their children (Hebrews | 13:17). This eternal perspective reshapes how success is measured—not by worldly achievement, but by faithfulness, godliness, and a growing fear of the Lord. Reflect on how God’s design for parenting is shaping your home and your heart today. #BiblicalParenting #Ephesians6 #Deuteronomy6 #Psalm127 #Proverbs22 #Proverbs13 #Hebrews1317 #ChristianParenting #FamilyDiscipleship #AuthorityInTheHome #GodlyParenting #RaisingChildrenBiblically #WisdomWednesday #Psalm78

Biblical Eldership in 1 Timothy 3: Church Leadership, Authority, and Order God is a God of order, not confusion, and this truth shapes how the local church is to function. In this Theology Tuesday episode with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we examine the biblical role of elders through 1 Timothy | 3 and Titus | 1, seeing how God has designed leadership for the health and maturity of His church. From the unity and distinction within the Godhead (Matthew | 3:16–17) to the clear instruction that “all things must be done properly and in an orderly manner” (1 Corinthians | 14:40), Scripture consistently reveals God’s orderly nature. Elders—also called overseers and pastors (Acts | 20:17, 28; 1 Peter | 5:1–2)—are tasked with shepherding God’s flock under the authority of Christ, the Chief Shepherd (1 Peter | 5:3–4). Their qualification is primarily one of character (1 Timothy | 3:2–3; Titus | 1:7–9), demonstrating that spiritual leadership is moral before it is structural. They feed, protect, and lead the church, all while knowing they will give an account to God (Hebrews | 13:17; James | 3:1). At the same time, believers are called to a discerning submission—one that ultimately honours God above all (Acts | 5:29). When Christ remains the Head of the church (Colossians | 1:18), His design produces growth, unity, and maturity (Ephesians | 4:11–12). Consider carefully how God’s order shapes both leadership and your response within the body of Christ. #BiblicalEldership #1Timothy3 #Titus1 #ChurchLeadership #BiblicalAuthority #PastorsAndElders #ShepherdingTheFlock #Hebrews1317 #Acts2028 #1Peter5 #ChurchOrder #SoundDoctrine #Ephesians4 #Colossians1 #TheologyTuesday

HJ Cronjé vertel vandag vir ons nog een van sy Kalaharistories. Sy getuienis verhale het 'n geestelike boodskap, maar word vertel in daardie unieke styl wat mens slegs daar op die kaal vlaktes kan optel. Vandag se storie se naam is “Want vandag, net vandag” uit Ps 147:3

HJ Cronjé vertel vandag vir ons nog een van sy Kalaharistories. Sy getuienis verhale het 'n geestelike boodskap, maar word vertel in daardie unieke styl wat mens slegs daar op die kaal vlaktes kan optel. Vandag se storie se naam is “Want vandag, net vandag” uit Ps 147:3

Motiveringsspreker, teoloog en verhoudingsspesialis, Lynette Beer, gesels oor haar tema: “God hoor die gebed van die gebroke hart.”

Motiveringsspreker, teoloog en verhoudingsspesialis, Lynette Beer, gesels oor haar tema: “God hoor die gebed van die gebroke hart.”

Ons skop die program Omstreeks 16:20 af met 'n vergrootglas op huwelike. Deon en Karen du Toit van Huweliksfokus is huweliksaktiviste, en vandag praat hulle oor die tema: “Moenie te veel van jouself dink nie” uit Rom 12:3 natuurlik.

Jannie Pelser is volgende op met sy insigte oor huidige nuusgebeure

Johann Els is speaking to Ps Mangaba about the prayer meeting they are organising in Mamelodi. The purpose of their prayer is their desire to see Salvation through Jesus Christ, Revival in our churches and God's Kingdom upon the community and nation

Ds Janlu Kuyler (Dominee van NG Robertson) is weekliks aan die beurt met elke dag waarhede uit die Woord. Vandag se gesprek gaan oor Handelinge 18, en hoe die Here ons elkeen wil gebruik waar Hy ons geplant het.

Sibongile Mofokeng sits down with Talitha Oosthuizen to discuss her heart-stirring initiative to provide 1,000 matric dance dresses to underprivileged girls in Gauteng. Discover how this project is turning financial heartbreak into a celebration of hope, confidence, and community support for our youth.

Jannie Pelser en gaste, Jan Bosman, Dr. Braam Hanekom en Gert van der Westhuizen, gesels oor die komende verkiesing teen die agtergrond van kieserswantroue

In this episode of Just for You, Sibongile Mofokeng and Ambassador Prudence Mocumi explore how the biblical principle of faithfulness transforms your professional presence into a platform of authority. Drawing from the lives of Joseph and Daniel, they discuss how daily excellence and recognized value position you to stand before kings in the marketplace. Discover how staying the course in your "hidden" season builds the trust and reliability required for true leadership under Our Lord Jesus.

Sibongile Mofokeng sits down with Talitha Oosthuizen to discuss her heart-stirring initiative to provide 1,000 matric dance dresses to underprivileged girls in Gauteng. Discover how this project is turning financial heartbreak into a celebration of hope, confidence, and community support for our youth

Join Sibongile Mofokeng and guest Marcia Patience as they reframe the conversation around perimenopause and the vital "Estrogen Connection" affecting women’s health. Marcia shares her personal journey from challenge to victory, offering the "family" practical wisdom on navigating brain fog, hearing changes, and identity shifts. This heart-to-heart session provides the honest chat and spiritual encouragement needed to reclaim your fire and navigate this season with grace under Our Lord Jesus.

Join Sibongile Mofokeng and guest Marcia Patience as they reframe the conversation around perimenopause and the vital "Estrogen Connection" affecting women’s health. Marcia shares her personal journey from challenge to victory, offering the "family" practical wisdom on navigating brain fog, hearing changes, and identity shifts. This heart-to-heart session provides the honest chat and spiritual encouragement needed to reclaim your fire and navigate this season with grace under Our Lord Jesus.

Join Sibongile Mofokeng and Pastor Gladwell Zabane as they explore the unsettling reality of whether men are capable of selfless love or if commitment is merely transactional. This episode of Heart to Heart challenges our 657AM family to reconsider the stability of their marriages and the true nature of their partner's intentions. Discover why finding a man who truly loves might be a matter of blessing rather than a guarantee under the grace of Our Lord Jesus.

Join Sibongile Mofokeng on Heart to Heart for an exclusive look at the vision behind the Gathering of the Worshippers 2026. Dr Tumi shares the heart of the "100,000 Hallelujahs" theme and the preparation for this historic day of praise at FNB Stadium. Discover how our family across South Africa can unite in worship to witness the transformative power and grace of Our Lord Jesus.

Join Sibongile Mofokeng on Heart to Heart as she sits down with Gospel artist and producer DJ Centillionaire to discuss the spiritual inspiration behind his hit tracks. The conversation explores his musical journey, the meaning of his unique name, and how he uses his platform to share the message of Our Lord Jesus with the family. Discover the faith and passion driving Centillionaire Records as they aim to uplift listeners through powerful melodies and positive Gospel messages.

Hoe om die regte besluite te neem

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Pierre Henrico, ‘n nuwe kunstenaar wat ons leer ken met sy liedjie, Genade.

Mr. Pholoso Seakamela, Radio Pulpit’s legal contributor, returns to the studio with Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi to wrap up “The Difference Between Co‑signatory and Surety (Part 2).” They recap that a co‑signatory is a full party to the agreement and shares equal primary liability with the main debtor, while a surety is a third party who guarantees the debt and is liable only if the debtor defaults. The discussion drills into practical implications: how each role affects credit records, the limits of liability, and what happens when the main debtor fails to pay. Mr. Seakamela warns listeners that both positions carry serious risk and can have long‑lasting financial consequences. He urges anyone asked to co‑sign or stand as surety to read contracts carefully, limit guarantees where possible, and seek legal advice before signing anything.

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Pierre Henrico, ‘n nuwe kunstenaar wat ons leer ken met sy liedjie, Genade.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi wraps up the show with Dr. Tumi to discuss The Gathering of Worshippers 2026. They speak about the vision and purpose of the event: to bring believers together for focused worship, prayer, and the teaching of God’s Word. The gathering is framed as a spiritual convocation where hearts are aligned, distractions are set aside, and the atmosphere is dominated by the presence of God. The Gathering of Worshippers 2026 will take place on Saturday, 30 May 2026 at FNB Stadium. The Gathering of Worshippers 2026, titled 100,000 Hallelujahs, is a large‑scale gospel worship event hosted by award‑winning gospel artist and medical doctor Dr. Tumi. Held at FNB Stadium—an iconic venue with capacity for over 90,000 people—the event is crafted to be one of the biggest gospel worship gatherings in South Africa, unifying believers in praise, prayer, and thanksgiving. Dr. Tumi leads alongside renowned worship leaders such as Sylvester, Ncebakazi Msomi, and Mamfu Bhiya, blending scripture, high‑quality music, and powerful worship for a deeply transformative experience. The themed single “He Never Fails Me”, released on 27 March 2026, sets the spiritual tone and invites people into expectation ahead of the gathering.

We start off the program with something truly interesting! Joy Magazine has released a new book with fascinating lesser known facts from the Bible called "Did You Know", and Gillian Fraser, Director and Production Manager of Joy Magazine, has kindly agreed to share a few of those every week to surprise you with a few of them.

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi welcomes back Mr. Masilela from the Gauteng Department of Health to discuss the HIV Treatment Gap Campaign (1.1 million). The campaign is named after the estimated 1.1 million South Africans who are HIV‑positive but are not yet on treatment or have stopped taking their medication. The main target is to identify and reconnect these individuals with the public health system, ensuring they start or resume antiretroviral therapy. The aim is to reduce new infections, lower transmission rates, and improve quality of life by closing the gap between diagnosis and treatment. The discussion highlights those who know their status but choose not to take pills due to stigma, fear, misinformation, or personal circumstances, and stresses the importance of community education, testing, and ongoing support to keep people on treatment.

Dr. Julius Mengot Mbu joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi in the studio to discuss “Thy Kingdom Come,” drawing from Matthew 6:9‑13 (the Lord’s Prayer). He explains that praying “Your kingdom come” is not only about God’s rule in the world, but also an invitation for God’s will to be established in our own lives. Dr. Mengot Mbu emphasises that humility is the key posture that opens the door for God’s will—when we stop insisting on our own plans and surrender to God, His purposes are revealed and fulfilled. The message calls believers to a lifestyle of dependence, prayer, and obedience, so that God’s Kingdom becomes visible first in the heart, then in the home, and finally in the wider community.

Blessing Ndabula joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi in Financial Conversation to unpack Financial Red Flags and how to spot them early. They highlight warning signs such as living beyond one’s means, relying heavily on credit, missing payments, and having no budget or emergency fund. The discussion also warns against co‑signing loans lightly and chasing lifestyles funded by unexplained sources. They urge listeners to regularly review their finances, watch for these red flags, and seek help early to protect long‑term stability.

Peet Vermaak deel sy getuienis rondom sy vrou se rare neurologiese siekte genaamd FND oftewel Funksionele Neurologiese Versteuring. Op 7 Mei word die Nasionale FND-bewussynsdag gevier. Prof Wentzel Coetzer gesels oor ‘n pastoraal holistiese benadering tot kanker.

Hierdie is so kragtig as Christen huwelike dit verstaan en toepas val baie ander belangrike faktore self inplek.

Past Rocky Stevenson from Benoni bible church answers your questions from GODs Word Acts 17: 11 John 17:17

Wynand gesels met Janaine Coetzee van There 4 Ministries se werksaamhede in Midde Ooste en Noord Afrika en hoe GOD jou en my kan gebruik om n verskil te maak . support@there4ministries.org

Die seen van vreugde van die Here in elke lewens seisoen

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi returns to the studio with Pastor Bagcine Bandile Ciliza to discuss Lazarus and Jesus being friends. They reflect on the beautiful example of friendship between Jesus and Lazarus, showing that Jesus not only loved Lazarus deeply but also valued his family, Mary and Martha, as close companions. Pastor Ciliza highlights how Jesus weeps when Lazarus dies, proving that divine love and genuine human emotion are not separate realities. The discussion emphasizes that Jesus is not distant or indifferent but someone who walks with us in our pain, comforts us in sorrow, and ultimately brings resurrection and hope. The message reminds listeners that true friendship with Christ means trusting Him in life, in loss, and even in the face of death.

Sibongile Mofokeng returns to the studio joined by Rev. Ernest Kgwadi and Rev. Achibold Malungwane for an in‑depth discussion on Cohabitation and Its Consequences. They examine the biblical view of marriage and the spiritual, emotional, and social impact of living together outside of marriage. The conversation highlights the risks of broken trust, confusion over commitment, and pressure on children when relationships are not properly established. The pastors call for intentionality, prayer, and godly counsel, urging couples to build relationships on biblical foundations rather than cultural convenience.

Rom 1:20 sê - Want sy onsigbare dinge kan van die skepping van die wêreld af in sy werke verstaan en duidelik gesien word, naamlik sy ewige krag en goddelikheid, sodat hulle geen verontskuldiging het nie. So vandag gesels met Marinebioloog, Mariëtte Wheeler oor die Remora-vissie (the hitchhiker of the ocean) en hoe interessant die Here hom gemaak het.

Ons motivering vir die oggend kom uit die hart en talente van Jaco Strydom met sy plat op die aarde verstaan van God en sy mense. Vandag se tema: “Waarheid wreed gebruik.”

Join Sibongile Mofokeng on Heart to Heart as she interviews award-winning multi-instrumentalist and composer Nhlanhla Swana about her rising career in musical theatre. Explore the divine inspiration behind her latest festival-winning productions and her journey from international talent stages to headlining major South African venues. This soulful conversation celebrates the power of faith, creativity, and the grace of Our Lord Jesus in shaping the next generation of musical legends.

Join us as we explore the practical significance of Ascension Day with special guest Vusi Leeuw, who will be MC on the day. He also encourages that we use the Ascension Day to share our personal glorious times we’ve experienced God in our lives with our children, lest we leave a generation behind. He is a God of Generations. Plus, get all the details for the upcoming Radio Pulpit annual service in Kilnerpark on 14 May 2026.

Today we talk about 1 Peter 3:15 - But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect – So why did you get saved. What is your testimony?

Mr. Pholoso Seakamela joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi to explain the difference between a co‑signatory and a surety and their legal implications. A co‑signatory is a full party to the agreement and shares equal primary liability, while a surety guarantees the debtor’s obligation and is liable only if the debtor defaults. Both roles carry serious financial risk and should never be taken lightly. Mr. Seakamela urges listeners to understand the contract wording, seek legal advice, and consider the long‑term implications before agreeing.

In today’s WordFest episode, Dr. Julius Mengot Mbu brings a powerful conclusion to the Cheerful Giving series. He stresses that giving must flow from a place of faith and genuine joy, not from manipulation, pressure, or the expectation of instant return. True Biblical giving honors God’s provision, reflects gratitude for what He has already done, and impacts our hearts by freeing them from greed and fear. The call is to give willingly, generously, and cheerfully, trusting that God will bless and multiply for further good.

In this impactful podcast episode, Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is joined by Mr. S Masilela and Ms. Rea Radebe from the Tshwane Department of Health to discuss PREP – HIV Epidemic Intervention. They provide clear and vital information on why PrEP is a critical biomedical prevention measure for curbing HIV transmission in our communities. Listeners gain insight into who qualifies for PrEP, how it works, and how to access it through public health services. This conversation is essential for anyone seeking to protect themselves and loved ones from HIV infection. Listen now to equip yourself with knowledge, reduce stigma, and take charge of your sexual health.

In die program Plus 50 Kuiertyd gesels Joyce Jacobs vandag met Lourens Campher van Bodytec Centurion. As jy al ooit gewonder het hoe jy jou liggaam kan herstel, vernuwe en jonk kan hou, moet jy vandag saam kuier.

As we commemorate World Book Day, Yolandi Haram joins Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi to discuss Book vs. AI, highlighting the importance of preserving the spirit of reading physical hardbacks rather than relying solely on screens and AI‑generated stories, especially for children. Yolandi warns that over‑reliance on screens and AI risks weakening literacy, attention, and the deeper spiritual and emotional benefits of sitting with a hardback book, especially in the early years that shape lifelong readers.

Wynand Spoke to Nathi Nkosinathi about his testimony and also his passion for family and children, and what drives him to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ where ever he goes. His biggest reward is when a thirteen year old teenager proclaims publicly that he or she has excepted the LORD JESUS as their REDEEMER.

For many, the Internet is leading them to a life in which their relationships, their experience of reality, and even their religion are all mediated through a screen. This has a profoundly dehumanizing effect upon the people that do it. We consider from Scripture ways to counter these harmful trends

Learn to listen more and speak less (James 1:19)

Baie keer word ‘n storie vertel nadat dit klaar is. Antonio s’n is in die middel van ‘n gesondheidskwessie. Dis aangrypend hoe hy elke dag se 16 teelepels bestuur.

Vandag se Sondag Erediens word waargeneem deur Ps Mario Steyn, met die tema: Maak Dissipels

To help us bring all of this together, Jannie Pelser are joined today by three leaders who were at the heart of the Joint Statement of representative churches: Rev. Mzwandile Molo, Ds. Jan Lubbe and Ds. Rudie Swanepoel

Janine van Niekerk spoke to Louis and Hettie Brittz about their planned book and NuweLof tour in May and about their heart for marriages wordwide.

Maryke vertel van haar ervaring by die Kamp sonder naam. Hoe sy die Here daar ontmoet het, wat dit beteken om regtig oor te gee, en sy voorsiening ook vir haar uitreik Israel toe.

Erich en Lizette gesels oor die groot groot genade van die HERE tydens `n verskriklike ongeluk, oppad terug van `n bedieningsnaweek. SY hand was oor hulle van begin totdat Lizette weer uit die hospitaal kon stap. Prys die Here!

: God’s Word Is Clear: Deuteronomy 30 and Bible Understanding, Appetite, Authority This message by Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church confronts a crucial spiritual reality: the issue is not access to Scripture, but appetite for it. Drawing from the legacy of the Geneva Bible (1560)—a translation designed so ordinary believers could understand God’s Word—we are reminded that Scripture itself testifies to its clarity and sufficiency. In Deuteronomy | 30:11–14, God declares that His Word is not too difficult or distant, but near and knowable. The psalmist affirms in Psalm | 119:130 that God’s Word gives understanding even to the simple. Yet despite unprecedented access today, many remain distant from Scripture, not because it is unclear, but because desire has grown weak. The call of Scripture is clear: believers are to hunger for the Word (1 Peter | 2:2), handle it accurately (2 Timothy | 2:15), and live under its authority (Joshua | 1:8). The same Word that shaped the Reformers continues to transform lives today. Will you approach the Bible expecting God to speak? Will you give yourself to knowing and obeying His truth? Take time to reflect—and return to the Word with renewed hunger. #Deuteronomy30 #Psalm119130 #BibleClarity #PerspicuityOfScripture #GenevaBible1560 #SolaScriptura #BiblicalAuthority #1Peter22 #2Timothy215 #Joshua18 #WordOfGod #BibleStudy #ChristianGrowth #ScriptureAlone

: Philippians 4:15–18 — Financial Partnership in Missions and Gospel Stewardship Financial giving is not merely a practical necessity in missions—it is a deeply spiritual act of partnership in the work of Christ. In this episode of Fantastic Friday with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we explore how Scripture presents financial support as an essential means by which believers participate in the advance of the gospel. Drawing from Philippians | 4:15–18, we see how the church in Philippi shared in Paul’s missionary work through generous and consistent giving. Their support was not simply transactional—it was counted as spiritual fruit, an investment in eternal reward, and even described as “a fragrant aroma… well-pleasing to God.” This reframes giving as worship. We also consider 2 Corinthians | 8:20–21, where Paul emphasizes integrity, accountability, and transparency in handling financial gifts. Faithful stewardship ensures that the gospel is honored both before God and before men. This episode also includes a real-life ministry update from missionaries on the field, helping connect biblical truth with present-day mission work. As you listen, consider how your giving might become a joyful expression of worship and a meaningful partnership in God’s global mission. #Philippians4 #2Corinthians8 #BiblicalStewardship #GospelPartnership #ChristianGiving #MissionsSupport #FinancialStewardship #WorshipThroughGiving #ChurchAndMissions #GreatCommissionLiving #GospelAdvance #BiblicalMissions #FaithfulStewardship

: Zephaniah 1–3 Overview: Day of Yahweh, Judgment, Salvation, and Restoration This overview of Zephaniah with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church unfolds the sobering reality of the Day of Yahweh—a certain and coming judgment against sin—and the surprising hope of salvation and restoration for the humble. Prophesying during King Josiah’s reign, Zephaniah exposes Judah’s idolatry and complacency while warning that God’s justice extends to all nations (Zephaniah | 1:1; 2 Kings | 22–23). The “great day of Yahweh” is near (Zephaniah | 1:14–15), pointing both to Babylon’s invasion and the final global judgment (Joel | 2:31; Matthew | 24:29–30). Yet judgment is not the final word. God calls His people to repentance: “Seek Yahweh… seek righteousness, seek humility” (Zephaniah | 2:3). He promises a purified remnant and reveals His heart in one of Scripture’s most tender declarations—“He will rejoice over you with gladness… He will exult over you with loud singing” (Zephaniah | 3:17). This anticipates the gospel, where judgment falls on Christ (Isaiah | 53:5) and righteousness is granted to sinners (2 Corinthians | 5:21). Zephaniah fits within the whole Bible as a bridge between prophetic warning and New Testament fulfillment (1 Thessalonians | 5:2; 2 Peter | 3:10). Will you meet that Day as Judge or Savior? Listen and reflect on this urgent call to repentance and hope. #Zephaniah #DayOfYahweh #ZephaniahOverview #BibleOverview #OldTestamentProphets #JudgmentAndSalvation #Zephaniah317 #RepentanceAndFaith #BiblicalTheology #MinorProphets #1Thessalonians5v2 #2Peter3v10 #Isaiah53 #GospelHope

: Deuteronomy 6 Parenting: Biblical Discipleship, Family Worship, and Raising Godly Children This episode with Rocky Stevenson pastor of Benoni Bible Church establishes that God’s design for discipleship places primary responsibility on parents, not institutions. Rooted in Deuteronomy | 6, we are reminded that the Word must first dwell in the heart before it is faithfully taught in the home (Deuteronomy | 6:5–7). Parents are called to diligent, intentional, and daily instruction—integrating God’s truth into the ordinary rhythms of life rather than outsourcing spiritual formation. The warning is clear: neglect leads to generational drift. When God’s Word is not central, a generation may arise that does not know Him (Judges | 2:10; Deuteronomy | 6:12). Yet the vision is hopeful—faithful parents proclaiming God’s works so that their children place their confidence in Him (Psalm | 78:4–7). This calling includes both fatherly leadership (Ephesians | 6:4) and the faithful influence of mothers (2 Timothy | 1:5; 3:15). Ultimately, biblical parenting is not about behaviour modification but pointing children to Christ for salvation (John | 20:31; Jonah | 2:9). This message calls parents to reclaim their God-given role as disciple-makers, grounding their homes in Scripture and gospel truth. Take time to reflect on your own home—are you intentionally passing on the faith? #Deuteronomy6 #BiblicalParenting #FamilyDiscipleship #ChristianParenting #FamilyWorship #Ephesians6v4 #Psalm78 #Judges2v10 #RaiseGodlyChildren #GospelInTheHome #DiscipleshipAtHome #ChristianFamily #ScriptureCentered #FaithfulParenting

: Biblical Church Membership Explained What does the Bible actually teach about church membership—and why does it matter for everyday Christian living? In this episode of Theology Tuesday with Rocky Stevenson pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we examine the biblical logic of church membership through Hebrews | 10:24–25. Scripture presents the church not as a casual association, but as a committed, covenantal body where believers are mutually responsible for one another’s spiritual growth. The command to “stimulate one another to love and good works” (Hebrews | 10:24) and to not forsake “our own assembling together” (Hebrews | 10:25) assumes a defined, visible community of believers. We also explore the crucial distinction between the universal church—known perfectly by God (2 Timothy | 2:19)—and the local church, which is a visible gathering that must strive toward regenerate membership. From Acts | 2 to the anticipated return of Christ (1 Thessalonians | 4:16–17), God’s design is clear: those who belong to Christ are called to belong to His body in a meaningful, accountable way. This episode challenges both false assurance and casual commitment. Are you resting in Christ alone for salvation? And are you faithfully committed to a local body of believers? Listen in and consider how the theology of the church should shape your daily life and discipleship. #ChurchMembership #BiblicalEcclesiology #Hebrews10 #LocalChurch #RegenerateMembership #BodyOfChrist #Acts2 #ChristianDiscipleship #OneAnotherCommands #NewTestamentChurch #2Timothy219 #1Thessalonians4 #TheologyTuesday #LetsTalkRadio

: The Geneva Bible (1560): Can We Trust the Text? In this second session on the Geneva Bible with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we explore what made it a Bible like no other—clear, accessible, and designed for understanding. Addressing modern doubts about manuscript differences and textual criticism, this episode shows how the abundance of biblical manuscripts actually strengthens confidence in Scripture rather than weakening it. Rooted in passages like Nehemiah 8:8 and 2 Timothy 3:16–17 (LSB), we are reminded that God has preserved His Word, that it can be understood, and that every believer is called to read it, study it, and live under its authority. #MemorableMonday #GenevaBible #BibleTranslation #TextualCriticism #WordOfGod #SolaScriptura #ChurchHistory #BiblicalAuthority #ChristianPodcast #StudyTheWord #ScriptureTruth

: Prayer That Sends the Gospel In this episode of Fantastic Friday with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we explore the vital role of prayer in the advance of the gospel. Drawing from Colossians | 4:2–4 and Romans | 15:30, we see that missions is not sustained by strategy alone, but by steadfast, Spirit-dependent prayer. Featuring a moving update from a missionary serving in orphan care, this episode calls believers to become active partners in God’s global mission through intentional, persevering prayer. #FantasticFriday #Prayer #Missions #GospelAdvance #Colossians4 #Romans15 #PrayForMissions #GreatCommission #BiblicalMissions #OrphanCare #ChristianLiving #KingdomWork

Janine van Niekerk gesels met Remus du Plessis, op Tiktok bekend as DJ Boom oor sy liedjie, Praat met my, en die harde pad wat hy moes loop na Jesus toe. AS jy die liedjie soek - hier is die link - https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSHHjGwgH/

We are celebrating your Godsightings for the week. Where did you see the hand of God in action? His provision, protection, healing, direction, sense of humour?

Christene word nie vrygespreek van probleme nie. Net soos elke ander mens op Aarde, bevind ons onsself soms in die lewe se storms. As kind van God hoef jy egter nie moedeloos te raak en op te gee nie. Madeleine deel vyf beloftes uit die Woord waaraan jy kan vashou, en ’n welbekende stem op Radiokansel, professor Wentzel Coetzer, deel sy insig oor hierdie tema. Madeleine lees ook verder voor uit die boek Al Psalmend deur dr. Ronell Bezuidenhout, soos uitgegee deur CLF Uitgewers

Charles van Onselen gesels met Cornelia Pieters, dogter van wyle André Labuschagne wat vandag 70 jaar oud sou gewees het. Hy het as leier van 2 gemeentes in die Oos Kaap, ‘n merkwaardige geestelike en musikale nalatenskap gelaat en sy wil sy lewe en sy musiek met ons deel.

Janine van NIekerk gesels met Hardi Ferrell en Dalene Nel oor Laerskool Midvaal se Seniorkoor se pragtige weergawe van die lied “Still Waters” en hoe koorsing in die lewens van jongmense ‘n verskil kan maak.

Johann Els gesels met een van ons luisteraars met die naam Elize Hattingh oor haar getuienis van die dag wat sy die Here in haar kombuis leer ken het.

Dan het ons 'n oordenking wat elke week tematies “God en Finansies” dek. Dit is aangebied deur Wynand du Preez en vandag gesels hy oor die tema: “Ons vier die voorreg van die tiende” uit Deuteronomium 14