THE ROLE OF THE SOUL IN OVERFLOW - Pst Sean King

GIVING IS A HEART ISSUE - Pst Sean King

It's Miracle Offering Season and in his message titled "Giving is a Heart Issue", Pastor Sean King helped us renew our minds and heart-postures towards being cheerful givers. He shared how: 1.⁠ ⁠When our MOTIVATION to give is powerful, then our giving will be meaningful. 2.⁠ ⁠Our level of PREPARATION to give is a display of our principles, priorities and passion. 3.⁠ ⁠Our giving reflects the direction of our AFFECTION. Is it towards self or towards the things of God?

GIVING AND THE PRESENCE - Pst Sean King

when we re-establish the value of God's presence in our hearts, our response is always the same: gladness, gratitude, and generosity. What began with fear and distance in David's journey ended with worship, sacrifice, and celebration. As we step into Miracle Offering season, may our giving be more than an act, may it be a reflection of a heart that treasures His presence above all else. Because where His presence is honoured, lives are changed, freedom is found, and generations are blessed. Let's come with gladness. Let's give with purpose. Let's make room for His presence.

THE SOUL THAT THIRSTS - Tauya Maambo

A soul that truly thirsts for God will never be satisfied by the things of this world. Just as salt creates thirst that leads livestock to water, God uses His Word, His people, and His presence to draw us back to the streams of life. When we drink deeply of Him, restoration comes, righteousness becomes a desire, and our souls begin to overflow. Be the salt—and if you are weary or spiritually dry, return to the Shepherd who still restores souls.

THE SOUL THAT OBEYS - Eva Kibona

An obeying soul is a giving soul. A giving soul is a trusting soul…and a trusting soul experiences God's faithfulness. A simple truth, yet such a profound challenge, Do we obey when God speaks? How much do we trust God with our obedience?

THE SOUL THAT DECIDES - Pst Kgomotso King

Every decision is leading us somewhere. We move from seeing, to perceiving, to deciding — and a restored soul helps us choose God over the enemy's manipulation. Both Peter and Judas failed, but their follow-up decisions were different. Peter chose to return to Jesus, while Judas chose self-pity. Restoration is why Jesus came — the question is, what will we choose?