Bishop Mosa Sono

Reflecting on a recent ministry trip to Zimbabwe, the speaker emphasizes the church's vital role in leading through global difficulties. The episode explores the biblical 'laws of harvest,' specifically focusing on how we reap exactly what we sow through the principles of identification and multiplication. The discussion further delves into the importance of patience and divine timing, illustrating how God orchestrates events even amidst opposition. The session concludes with a call to prayer and an invitation to salvation, highlighting that growth often occurs unseen before the appointed season of harvest arrives.

This episode explores the biblical theme of Galatians 6:9, focusing on the necessity of perseverance and the importance of not growing weary in well-doing. The speaker examines the various reasons why individuals give up—including fear, skepticism, and past hardships—while emphasizing that God provides a way through every temptation. The discussion further delves into the principles of sowing and reaping, illustrating how investing time and gifts can lead to a harvest. The episode features a personal testimony of how service within the church helped navigate academic failure toward professional success, concluding with an invitation to worship and a call to accept Christ.

The speaker explores the inherent relationship between divine vision and spiritual opposition, using personal experiences and biblical examples like Paul, Joseph, and Jacob to illustrate that 'open doors' are often accompanied by adversaries. He emphasizes that one's past mistakes or background do not define their ultimate destiny, as seen in the lives of Kathryn Kuhlman and Joseph. Through a detailed examination of various 'resistance forces,' the speaker discusses the dangers of premature vision-sharing, temptation, and social rejection. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to navigate through trials with integrity, asserting that while setbacks and false accusations may occur, God uses these challenges to develop character and fulfill His unstoppable purpose.

In this sermon based on 1 Corinthians 16, the speaker explores the theme of 'breaking out of limitations,' arguing that every God-given opportunity is accompanied by resistant forces. Using scientific analogies involving flight and physics alongside biblical examples like Nehemiah, Gideon, and Peter, the message illustrates how to navigate external opposition, internal scars, and spiritual warfare. The speaker encourages listeners to remain resilient and consistent in their faith despite facing a 'marathon of suffering hardships.' By utilizing metaphors of an airplane pilot navigating turbulence and an eagle using wind resistance, the episode concludes with an invitation for individuals to personally commit their lives to Jesus Christ.

The speaker discusses the importance of preparation and spiritual readiness, emphasizing that the anointing can be 'caught' through proximity to others. He warns against environments or associations that hinder growth and highlights how familiarity and an offended attitude can block the reception of God's power. Furthermore, the teaching explores the transferability of the anointing and the role of faith as a necessary conductor. The speaker encourages maintaining spiritual maturity by navigating the flaws in leadership and fostering a desperate, persistent hunger for God through worship and prayer.

This episode explores the biblical concept of anointing, defining it as the power of God that breaks yokes and overcomes human limitations for specific divine assignments. The speaker examines various biblical terms for the anointing and its necessity in penetrating darkness and operating with supernatural wisdom and boldness. Through a study of the ingredients in the holy anointing oil from Exodus 30—such as myrrh, cinnamon, calamus, and cassia—the speaker illustrates how spiritual maturity, prayer, love, and holiness are essential to maintaining God's power. The episode concludes with a fervent prayer session focused on seeking the Holy Spirit and surrendering to God's transformative work.

This seminar introduces a deep dive into understanding anointings, impartations, and mantles to help believers identify the Holy Spirit's work. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of gaining biblical revelation to establish one's identity in Christ and provides practical advice on verifying all teachings against Scripture. The discussion covers the importance of being responsive to the Spirit in both small and large life decisions while warning against the trivialization of sacred language. The speaker further addresses the need for spiritual discernment to avoid being deceived by demonic imitations and advocates for a faith that moves beyond academic knowledge into the practical demonstration of God's power.

Reflecting on a recent youth conference in Mahikeng, the speaker introduces a monthly theme centered on having the courage to attempt great things for God. Using the biblical story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17, the episode explores how David's private victories against lions and bears prepared him for much larger challenges. The discussion further examines David's early life as a shepherd and his devotion to Scripture, contrasting the fearful reports of Israelite spies with the courageous attitude of Caleb. The speaker provides a spiritual framework for overcoming life's obstacles through five symbolic 'stones,' concluding with an invitation to commit one's life to Jesus.

In the sermon 'The Heart of a Father,' the speaker explores God as the ultimate pattern for fatherhood, characterized by unconditional love and guidance. The message emphasizes the practical responsibilities of earthly fathers, including providing stability, masculinity, and affirmation to their children, while highlighting the importance of maintaining a healthy relationship with their wives. The speaker also shares a personal testimony on overcoming bitterness toward his own father through spiritual healing and forgiveness. The episode concludes with an exhortation to release parental wounds to avoid repeating harmful cycles, followed by a communal prayer session focused on finding freedom from past pain and brokenness.