Thursday Live

The Baptism Of The Holy Spirit (Part 2).

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Apostle Mphumla Mfene and Pastor Josius Makamo to discuss “The Baptism of the Holy Spirit (Part 2).” They describe the Baptism of the Holy Spirit not merely as a one‑time religious experience, but as the very presence of Abba Father moving in, with, and through the believer. Supernatural gifts such as prophecy, healing, and discernment, as seen in the early Church (Acts 2). They caution against treating the experience superficially or out of tradition, urging listeners to seek the Holy Spirit with humility, hunger, and a desire for God’s will and God’s character, not just emotional signs or dramatic manifestations. The discussion closes with an invitation for believers to open their hearts afresh to the Holy Spirit, allowing His presence to shape not only their lives but also their families, churches, and communities. Thursday Live [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/thursday-live-radio-pulpit/]

The Baptism Of The Holy Spirit (Part 1).

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Apostle Mphumla Mfene and Pastor Josius Makamo to discuss “The Baptism of the Holy Spirit (Part 1).” They describe the Baptism of the Holy Spirit not merely as a one‑time religious experience, but as the very presence of Abba Father moving in, with, and through the believer. Supernatural gifts such as prophecy, healing, and discernment, as seen in the early Church (Acts 2). They caution against treating the experience superficially or out of tradition, urging listeners to seek the Holy Spirit with humility, hunger, and a desire for God’s will and God’s character, not just emotional signs or dramatic manifestations. The discussion closes with an invitation for believers to open their hearts afresh to the Holy Spirit, allowing His presence to shape not only their lives but also their families, churches, and communities. Thursday Live [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/thursday-live-radio-pulpit/]

The Power Of Forgiveness. (Part 2).

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Pastor Josius Makamo for Part 2 of “The Power of Forgiveness.” They frame forgiveness not as a one‑time emotional gesture, but as a deliberate spiritual decision that releases both the forgiver and the offender from the chains of bitterness, anger, and spiritual stagnation. Drawing from biblical examples such as Joseph, Stephen, and the Cross, they show that forgiveness is rooted in God’s grace: if God has forgiven us deeply, we are called to forgive others, regardless of the size of the hurt. Pastor Makamo stresses that withholding forgiveness harms the one who refuses to forgive far more than the person who offended, because bitterness erodes joy, peace, and relational health. They also outline practical steps: Acknowledging the pain honestly before God. Choosing to forgive by faith, even when the emotion is not yet fully healed. Releasing the right to revenge and handing the matter over to God’s justice. The discussion ends with an altar‑like invitation for listeners to identify relationships and memories that still carry unforgiveness, so they can begin to experience the freedom and restoration that only forgiveness in Christ can bring. Thursday Live [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/thursday-live-radio-pulpit/]

The Power Of Forgiveness. (Part 1).

Dr. Ray Legodi returns to the studio with Pastor Josius Makamo for Part 1 of “The Power of Forgiveness.” They frame forgiveness not as a one‑time emotional gesture, but as a deliberate spiritual decision that releases both the forgiver and the offender from the chains of bitterness, anger, and spiritual stagnation. Drawing from biblical examples such as Joseph, Stephen, and the Cross, they show that forgiveness is rooted in God’s grace: if God has forgiven us deeply, we are called to forgive others, regardless of the size of the hurt. Pastor Makamo stresses that withholding forgiveness harms the one who refuses to forgive far more than the person who offended, because bitterness erodes joy, peace, and relational health. They also outline practical steps: Acknowledging the pain honestly before God. Choosing to forgive by faith, even when the emotion is not yet fully healed. Releasing the right to revenge and handing the matter over to God’s justice. The discussion ends with an altar‑like invitation for listeners to identify relationships and memories that still carry unforgiveness, so they can begin to experience the freedom and restoration that only forgiveness in Christ can bring. Thursday Live [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/thursday-live-radio-pulpit/]

Spiritual Food: Part 2.

Dr. Ray Legodi returns with Apostle Mphumla Mfene, Pastor Josius Makamo, Sethembile Serame, Pastor Green, and Prophet Hlengiwe Mthibane to unpack The Spiritual Food. Core Revelation: What: God's Word (Matthew 4:4), Christ as Bread of Life (John 6:35), Holy Spirit illumination—sustaining inner man beyond physical bread. Why: Starvation produces weakness; spiritual nourishment births maturity, discernment, supernatural strength for Kingdom assignment. Importance: Manna sustained Israel; neglect breeds vulnerability to deception, compromise, fruitlessness. Biblical Mandate: "Man shall not live by bread alone" (Deuteronomy 8:3)—prioritize soul sustenance fueling eternal purpose. Tune in for Part 1 activation awakening hunger for heaven's manna transforming ordinary believers into spiritually robust warriors! Thursday Live [https://www.radiopulpit.co.za/shows/thursday-live-radio-pulpit/]