Faith unveiled by the Word

07/08/2026

REI INTER-FELLOWSHIP INVITATION | 20–23 AUGUST 2026

"How good and pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity!" — Psalm 133:1

Dumelang, brothers and sisters in Christ across Randfontein and the West Rand.

You are warmly invited to the REI Inter-Fellowship hosted by the Randwest Evangelism Initiative (REI) under the powerful theme:

"POSSESS AND OCCUPY"

This promises to be a life-transforming time of worship, prayer, fellowship, and the preaching of God's Word as believers from different churches gather together to seek the Lord in unity.

Dates: 20–23 August 2026
Venue: AFM Lighthouse Mohlakeng
2141 Mavi Street, Mohlakeng, Randfontein, 1759
Service Times:
Thursday & Friday: 18:00
Saturday & Sunday: 17:00

We encourage every believer not to attend only one service, but to commit to being present from the very first day through to the final service. Every gathering has been prayerfully prepared, and each session will build upon the previous one. Come expecting God to speak, strengthen your faith, and encourage you through the fellowship of the saints.

Invite your family, friends, neighbours, home cell members, and fellow church members. Let us fill the house of God and stand together as one body in Christ.

One Faith • One Family • One Mission
We look forward to fellowshipping with you all. God bless you!

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22/07/2026

Reflections!!
Ps Motlha Motlhalefi Ntsoelengoe

17/07/2026

God deserves the best!

30/06/2026

MABAHAMBE!!!

According to Jesus' words in the book of Mark 12:17
"Render to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's"

This kinda reminds us that respecting the rule of law and reflecting the compassion of God are not opposing virtues...they are complementary expressions of faithful discipleship. Christians should support justice, lawful order, and peaceful civic engagement, while refusing to dehumanize those created in the image of God, regardless of their immigration status. ..WAIT....

The question, then, is not merely whether Christians should support or oppose marches concerning undocumented immigrants. The deeper question is: Does our public witness reflect both God's justice and His mercy? Can the Church uphold the laws of the nation while still embodying the grace of Christ toward the foreigner? The Kingdom of God calls us to neither law without love nor love without truth, but to a witness that faithfully displays both.

The Church must be careful not to reduce complex issues to political slogans. Scripture calls us to hold two truths in tension: God's ordination of governing authorities (Romans 13:1–7) and God's heart for the stranger, the vulnerable, and the foreigner (Leviticus 19:33–34; Hebrews 13:2).

02/05/2026

Thank you.

God bless

02/05/2026

This is the day, that the Lord has made...
We can not wait to see you.