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Just For You | Parenting
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Just for You on Radio Pulpit is a magazine show designed to empower people from all walks of life. From from the young at heart to the older and more settled. Through the show, we seek to inspire excellence in every Christian’s daily journey and to strengthen and empower listeners to be the best versions of themselves.
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Mar 2500:37:26Tap to summarizePastor Kedibone Tshabalala profoundly divides the truth of being "Tracked" by a loving Creator. By bridging the creation story in Genesis with the inescapable presence of the Spirit in Psalm 139, this episode reminds our family that no darkness is too deep for God to find us. Discover how being made in the Divine image means you are never truly lost, invisible, or out of reach of His grace. Just for You
Transcribe →Moody Recruitment Drive Campaign.
Mar 2500:23:14Tap to summarizePastor Charles Van Onselen to explores the transformative impact of Radio Pulpit’s Moody Enrich Courses. They discuss the engaging curriculum and flexible facilitation options designed to help the family deepen their understanding of the Word and answer their spiritual calling. Discover how you can take the next step in your faith journey by using the STUDY keyword to access more information about these life-changing studies. Just for You
Transcribe →What to Do While You Wait on God.
Mar 1800:45:27Tap to summarizeMa Thembisile Mavis Mkhize explores the spiritual tools needed to activate faith and witness how the Hand of God can move any mountain in your life. This is an inspiring episode to learn how one can practically speak to their challenges and experience divine breakthroughs. We can overcome life's greatest obstacles – We can Do All thing through Christ Just for You
Transcribe →What to Do While You Wait on God.
Mar 1200:32:51Tap to summarizeWaiting on God does not mean doing nothing. It means continuing to work, grow, pray, and trust God even when you cannot yet see the results. Mahlogonolo Lediga, Co-Founder of LBN (Ladies Business Network) is back in studio to discuss What to Do While You Wait on God. Just for You
Transcribe →The Lord Says I Have Seen Your Tears and I Have Heard Your Cries.
Mar 1200:24:13Tap to summarizeThe Lord Says I Have Seen Your Tears and I Have Heard Your Cries is what Pastor Pontsho Ngwenya will be encouraging us, Our Lord Jesus Sees, Hears, and Answers. It is just a matter of when; ours is just to rest in His Promises. He is Our Faithful Deliverer. Just for You
Transcribe →The Importance of a Vision (Part 2).
Feb 2500:43:48Tap to summarizeSibongile Mofokeng returns to the studio with another impactful segment with Ambassador Prudence Mocumi as they delve deeper into The Importance of a Vision (Part 2). This morning’s presentation focused on “The Importance of Vision” and emphasized how vision is essential for direction, discipline, and destiny. The key message was that vision is the ability to see beyond present circumstances and move intentionally toward a preferred future. Without vision, people lose focus and momentum, but with vision, ordinary individuals can achieve extraordinary impact. Just for You
Transcribe →Become the Word.
Feb 1800:47:42Tap to summarizeSibongile Mofokeng is joined in the studio by Ps. Kedibone Tshabalala, and they are discussing Become the Word. We are called to become the Word, not called to quote the Word. The more you spend time in the Word of God, the more you become it. This teaching shifts the focus from information - just knowing the Word, the text to transformation – living the essence. Scripture readings are taken from: John 15: 4 and 7; Psalm 1:1-3; Matthew 1:19; John 16:33 Just for You
Transcribe →The Importance of a Vision.
Feb 1100:44:14Tap to summarizeSibongile Mofokeng returns to the studio with Ambassador Prudence Mocumi and they are talking about The Importance of a Vision. This morning’s presentation focused on “The Importance of Vision” and emphasized how vision is essential for direction, discipline, and destiny. The key message was that vision is the ability to see beyond present circumstances and move intentionally toward a preferred future. Without vision, people lose focus and momentum, but with vision, ordinary individuals can achieve extraordinary impact Just for You
Transcribe →God Cannot Not Be Mocked.
Jan 2900:33:35Tap to summarizeSibongile Mofokeng returns back to studio in full swing with Sis Mahlogonolo Lediga and they are discussing an insightful topic titled God Cannot Not Be Mocked. The central message of Galatians 6:7-8 serves as a profound spiritual law of sowing and reaping, reminding us that we cannot deceive God or bypass the natural consequences of our actions. It highlights the futility of repetitive, negative cycles; often described as the "definition of insanity," where we expect a harvest of peace or success while continuing to plant seeds of disobedience or stagnation. To break these cycles, we must undergo a genuine shift in attitude, moving away from self-reliance and toward a life led by the Spirit. By intentionally allowing the Lord to guide our footsteps, we align our "sowing" with His will, ensuring that our lives yield a harvest of eternal value rather than temporary frustration. Just for You
Transcribe →Praying for Our Children (13 Lives Lost of our Children on an Accident to School).
Jan 2100:38:18Tap to summarizeSibongile Mofokeng returns to the studio with Pastor Pontsho Ngwenya for a heartfelt segment, bringing words of hope and prayer to families who lost children in the tragic Vaal accident. Pastor Ngwenya draws from 1 Samuel 30, where David faced devastation as Amalekites raided and took wives, children, and possessions—his men turning against him in despair—yet "David strengthened himself in the Lord his God," Since the beginning of January, our hearts have been united in prayer for our children on the Just for You show. However, the recent tragedies involving our youth have cast a heavy shadow over our nation. We have been deeply saddened by the heart-breaking news of lives lost in Sebokeng, Vanderbijlpark, as students made their way to school, as well as the devastating accidents affecting those traveling home in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal. These losses are not just statistics; they represent the bright futures of our communities, and our hearts break alongside the families facing such unimaginable grief. In response to these painful events, we are dedicating time to offer our deepest encouragement and comfort to the bereaved families and to the people of South Africa. We believe that in times of such profound sorrow, we must stand together in solidarity and faith. Just for You
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