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Spiritual warfare is a reality in the Christian life, and the first step to winning it is keeping Christ at the centre. In this message, Apostle Kenneth Makopo reminds us that Jesus said He would build His Church, so we must never take His place in His house. Like John the Baptist, we say, “He must become greater; I must become less” (John 3:30). Our future is in His hands, and nothing can be accomplished without Him. The devil is aggressive, coming to steal, kill and destroy, and he often targets our areas of weakness. That is why we must understand ourselves, stay spiritually alert, and not be ignorant of the disappointment and betrayal that can come in relationships and in our walk with God. The enemy also uses discouragement and negative thoughts as weapons to weaken our faith. But we are not helpless. Stand firm, resist the devil in the name of Jesus, and “take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5). Fill your mind with God’s Word and prayer, and encourage yourself in the Lord, even in difficult seasons. Our strength is not in ourselves but in the Lord Jesus Christ. Tune in to learn how to keep Christ at the centre, resist the enemy and guard your mind with the Word of God.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Pastor Tsholo Makopo teaches that knowing God requires intentional spiritual growth, prayer and personal fellowship with Him. Our relationship with God begins in private, and the more we know Him, the more we experience His grace, favour and power. She emphasises that spiritual growth is not automatic but requires us to take responsibility for our intimacy with God. As we spend time in His presence, we are transformed into His likeness and become a true reflection of His glory to the world.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo teaches believers to let go of the past and embrace the new things God has prepared for them. He emphasises that ignorance and negative thoughts can hinder spiritual growth, making knowledge of God's Word essential. He explains that our words and prayers are powerful weapons of victory during trials and tribulations. Finally, he encourages believers to meditate on the Word of God daily, trusting in His promises for success, prosperity and victory in life.

The problem is not that you don't have an identity; it's that you're not walking in it. In this message, Pastor Thoyisi reminds us that "if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come" (2 Corinthians 5:17), and your old way of thinking no longer decides what happens to you. Your history does not define you, and your past is not your full book; God is still writing your story. Like Mephibosheth, restored to the king's table because of a covenant (2 Samuel 9:7–8), God remembers His covenant with you, not your failures. And like Gideon, He calls you mighty even when you feel weak (Judges 6:12). Your identity is not what you feel, but what God says. Pastor Thoyisi also challenges us to take off the grave clothes (John 11:44), renew our minds (Romans 12:2), and surround ourselves with godly community, so we listen to God's voice above the noise. Stand on these truths: you are the righteousness of God, seated with Christ, more than a conqueror, and truly set free. Tune in and learn how to reject false labels, speak in agreement with God, and live a life worthy of your calling.

This Sunday at Faithpoint Cape Town, Pastor Sam reminded us that every believer will face seasons of weariness, when the battle feels long, and our strength runs short. Yet Paul, writing from prison, declared that what had happened to him had actually served to advance the gospel (Philippians 1:12). There are no accidents with God; the very things you go through are the things He uses for His glory. You may be "struck down, but not destroyed" (2 Corinthians 4:9). Like Gideon's men, who were "exhausted yet keeping up the pursuit" (Judges 8:4), your fatigue does not disqualify you. The moment you grow tired, the Holy Spirit comes alongside you and helps you in your weakness (Romans 8:26). God "gives strength to the weary" (Isaiah 40:29) and will meet every one of your needs according to His glorious riches (Philippians 4:19). This is not the time to give up. The One who set you on this race will resupply you to finish it!

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Makopo taught that everyone is created by God for a purpose and is never a mistake. He encouraged believers to fight for the things God has called them to and to seek Him through prayer during difficult times. He explained that discouragement and negative thoughts can become spiritual battles, so we must train our minds through God's Word and the Holy Spirit. He encouraged the church to trust God completely, reject discouraging thoughts and allow Him to bring peace and strength into every situation.

This Sunday at FaithPoint Church CPT, Pastor Tendani shared that souls are precious to God and soul-winning is a matter of life and death: because we are made in His image (Gen 1:26-27), we must love what He loves, and His love was sacrificial as He took our pain on the cross (John 3:16), teaching us to hate sin but love the sinner; God doesn't need numbers — even if you're the only Christian in your family, He can use you, and salvation is not to be gatekept but shared because the harvest is plenty but labourers are few (Luke 10:2, Matt 28:19), requiring our total surrender of career, family and all; if we don't compel people to God (Luke 14:23), sin will compel them, so we must bring them with the right motive — beyond personal blessings — knowing salvation was made free (2 Cor 5:18-19) so no one can boast, and we are already equipped to go and do as Jesus modelled.

This Sunday at Faithpoint Church CPT, Pastor Sam Mashigo shared a sermon on how our main mandate is soul winning — at the end, only souls go with us to heaven. The era of being ordinary in church is over; we must be intentional and compel people to come, because no one is excluded and we were saved not for ourselves but to share Jesus like a cure the world needs. Our soul matters because Christ died for it, it connects us to God, and its value is priceless.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Sibusiso Khoza teaches that every person has a soul connected to their emotions and decisions. He encourages believers to love Jesus and love people, recognising that eternity is in the hearts of people. Using Nehemiah 3–4, he explains that opposition and trials cannot stop God’s work, because rebuilding requires faith and sacrifice. He encourages believers to care for God’s people and prepare the way for them to encounter Him.

There's a difference between knowing about Christ and truly knowing Him. Paul says everything he gained was worthless next to knowing Christ personally and that kind of encounter always changes you. If your life looks the same as before you met Him, something is missing. This message is a call to move past secondhand faith, encounter Christ for yourself, and let that relationship transform your life so it becomes your testimony.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo preached about the importance of soul winning and understanding God's heart for people to be saved. He taught that every Christian must be intentional, persistent and determined in bringing others to Christ, even when some people may be difficult to reach. Using the transformation of Paul, he showed that we should never judge what God can do through a person because someone who seems unlikely can become a powerful agent of change in God's kingdom. Apostle Makopo also emphasised that Christians cannot simply carry the name of Christ while remaining silent about their faith, but must actively serve in God's business of bringing souls to Him. He concluded by reminding believers that prayer, boldness and a willingness to answer God's call are essential if we are to become effective soul winners.

How you start matters, but how you finish matters more. In this powerful message, Ps Sam unpacks what it truly takes to finish the race God has set before us. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1, 2 Timothy 4:6–8, and 1 Corinthians 9:24, he reminds us that a vision without endurance is just a dream that never lands, and that finishing well is a discipline, not an accident. Ps Sam walks through 8 practical principles for finishing strong, whether you're in a season of pressure, delay, or discouragement, this message is a timely reminder that don't just start strong, finish strong. Like Paul, may we one day say, "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.

This Sunday at Faithpoint Church CPT, Ps Monde Ngceba shared that we cannot blame someone else for the choices we make in life, and we ought to teach ourselves to not violate our free will, outlining three guidelines to making the right choices: 1. Don’t make rushed decisions, 2. Consider the Will of God, and 3. Apply sense and logic and receive Godly wisdom in our choices.

At FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Kenneth Makopo teaches that God must come first in our lives and that we need to trust Him while building the spiritual capacity to overcome life’s trials and tribulations. He reminds us that prayer should not become an excuse for inaction, and that when challenges come, believers should turn to the Word of God for direction. Apostle Kenneth explains that God uses people to advance His work, calling every believer to become a “fisher of men” and to intentionally introduce God into conversations with unbelievers. He emphasises that our lives should show genuine transformation, so that when people look at us, they can see God and the change He has made in us.

Join us at FaithPoint Church Tlhabane as Apostle Kenneth Makopo teaches about the importance of becoming agents of change for the Kingdom of God. He encourages Christians to grow in prayer, Scripture and service, while actively bringing others to Christ. Apostle Makopo reminds believers that prayer is foundational to overcoming the challenges of life and fulfilling God’s purpose. He challenges every Christian to be intentional about soul winning, serving in the Kingdom and turning the world upside down for Christ.