Pastor Tsholo Makopo - The Grace of God (RTB)

Apostle Kenneth Makopo - The Church and The Word of God (CPT)

This week at Faithpoint Church CPT, The message, Apostle K. Makopo reminded us that the purpose of the Church is to bring people into the presence of God, not merely into the presence of man. As believers, we are called to minister to the Lord through genuine worship, praise, thanksgiving, and love, recognising that true worship is directed toward Him and not ourselves. We can only truly worship God if we know Him, and we come to know Him through His Word. The sermon encouraged us to approach God with childlike humility, not as champions, and to cultivate real conversations with Him rather than simply reciting prayers. It also warned us to be discerning about who lays hands on us, as spiritual impartation takes place through the laying on of hands, and reminded us that agreement with God opens the way for spiritual access. Prayer without the foundation of God’s Word is like a fire without fuel, because the Word is our spiritual “data” that keeps us connected to heaven and enables us to know Christ, the living Word. As we spend time in God’s presence and remain under the counsel of the Holy Spirit, His life becomes evident in us, prompting us to reflect on where our current faith and lifestyle will lead us in the years to come. Ultimately, the message emphasized that to neglect the Word of God is to neglect God Himself.

Pastor Tsholo Makopo - It’s Time to Call on God Pt. 2 (RTB)

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Pastor Tsholo Makopo taught that prayer is the language of dependence and the way believers access the things of the Spirit. She explained that many Christians desire a deeper prayer life but remain limited to human-sized results because they do not consistently seek God through prayer. She reminded the church that the Holy Spirit helps believers in their weakness, guides them according to God's will, and enables them to overcome the pressures of daily life. Pastor Tsholo encouraged the congregation to make a conscious decision to pray, build a consistent prayer routine, and expect God to fulfil what He has spoken.

Apostle Kenneth Makopo - The Power of God (CPT)

This Sunday at Faithpoint Church CPT, Apostle Kenneth Makopo shared that the gospel is not just a message—it is the power of God at work in every believer. Through the finished work of Jesus Christ, we have been justified by His blood, raised with Him, and empowered to walk in righteousness. As children of God, we must become conscious of the authority we carry through the name of Jesus, remembering that the enemy is under our feet and that Christ did not die in vain. This power is strengthened as we continually feed on God’s Word, for it is through His Word that we hear His voice, grow spiritually, and live out the fullness of the salvation He has given us.

Pastor Tsholo Makopo - It's Time to Call on God (RTB)

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Pastor Tsholo Makopo taught that revival begins when believers intentionally seek God through prayer and refuse to allow their hearts to become hardened toward His voice. She emphasised that prayer is not convenient or easy, but requires persistence, discipline, and spiritual stamina until change takes place. Pastor Tsholo reminded the church that prayer is a grace given to every believer and that it defines one's spiritual growth, maturity, and relationship with God. She encouraged believers to become serious followers of Christ, develop a genuine desire for prayer, and remain steadfast because lasting transformation in every area of life comes through consistent communion with God. She concluded by urging believers not to be spiritually asleep, but to answer God's call, pursue His presence, and become people who pray for revival.

Apostle Kenneth Makopo - The Heart of The Church (CPT)

In this week’s sermon, Apostle Ken Makopo brings a reverent word on what it truly means to be the Heart of the Church. This is not a message of comfort, it is a call to holy living, deep reverence, and genuine submission before God. Rooted in Scripture, Apostle Makopo reminds us that the Church belongs to God, is sustained by His Word, and must be governed by a sincere fear and respect for Him. It is God alone who sanctifies and keeps His people. In the second part of the message, he turns to the theme of humility, not as weakness, but as a sacred inward posture before God. True strength is found not in outward appearance, but in a heart that is rooted, grounded, and abiding in Christ. This is a message for every believer who desires to honour God not in appearance alone, but in spirit, in truth, and in the hidden depths of the heart.