SDASM@TUKS Podcast

It was a womens Sabbath and we invited Young and Spiritually Inspired to come and talk to the women about their identity not only as women but as Children of God. Listen up and be blessed. Sister Zandile Zama was speaking, it was nice to see the ladies up front.

I am short of words to describe this sermon. All I can say is that it is the type of thing you want to listen to. Whether you are a man trying to find out where you have been going wrong or what you need to do to realize your true potential or whether you are a woman trying to understand what to seek in a man and how to build him up, this sermon/presentation by Pastor T Nkosi is just what you need.

A timely message by Brother Leon Runji with advice for men and youth in general living in the world today.

Ever wondered how important church is? Well, this sermon may be the answer you need.

We're all looking to get that breakthrough but sometimes it seems like it is taking too long. In this sermon Chido talks about how your breakthrough will happen when you're stationed at the right place and at the right time and how we must never run ahead of God.

In this recording Shumirai and her friends speak about what they have learnt from the University of Life. Some of the topics they speak on are how to achieve balance in your life, how to study wisely, how to manage your finances and also how to network. Mbali also speaks about Black Tax, what it means and how to deal with it. NOTE: The views here are mainly African and also "black people" views, no racism of any sort is was intended.

Such a powerful sermon that speaks about the busyness of life and gets us thinking of how much we prioritize God in our lives or rather, with our time.

In this sermon Brother Winfrey Chisvo talks about salvation and how to attain it. Be blessed.

On this day Dr. Tafadzwa Dube gave a talk on what sex is all about, how it affects our bodies and relationships. She covered on the subject of contraception and cleared out some misconceptions about sex. This was part two of a two part talk on what she titled "Economies of Sex".

This was a powerful presentation presented by Pastor Nhlanhla Dube. The message was presented in such a truthful, blunt and yet relevant way. We were all kept engaged by the Pastors light and comical character which helped in driving the message home. His topic: What Does The Bible Say About Sex.

Brother Simon Deda here presented on a very relevant topic. The title of the sermon was "Your Name, Your Character" which spoke about how our characters have a tendency of giving us the many names we now have. In other words we are know by our actions. In the sermon he also points out that nomatter how far you have fallen from grace there is still hope. We can all be renamed.

On this day Dr. Tafadzwa Dube gave a talk on what sex is all about, how it affects our bodies and relationships. This was part one of a two part talk on what she titled "Economies of Sex".

This talk was recorded on Stewardship day at church. The topics that were covered were so timely and relevant for everyone today. The issues of economic freedom was touched in the process finance and living within one's means was covered. Entrepreneurship was also covered. The speaker spoke of how we can use our talents to make a living instead of "living for the man". Advice was giving on how to start and then run your own business.

It is normally perceived that Christians aren't so smart or inventive but is that really true? This was the topic covered in this sermon. See what you think.

So what does it mean to be a 'Steward"? Well we can be stewards of many things, not only money. We can be stewards of faith. But how is a Christian supposed to manage his/her money? Is it his/hers first of all? In this sermon we get to learn what being a steward means.

Throughout your life chances are you've picked up a few names a long the way. Some names you like and some you don't. We are often labelled based on our mistakes and sometimes these names haunt us forever. In this sermon the pastor speaks about how you can still have hope despite having a very shady past. We all can have a new name.

This was a special item done by our choristers during our Music Day.

Her name is Mbali. She visited our church one Sabbath and graced us with her beautiful voice to the glory of God.

The groups name is Morongwa. They were part of the groups that sang for us when we had our music day. This is a playlist of all the songs they san

Her name is Mphumi. She visited our church one Sabbath and graced us with her beautiful voice to the glory of God.

Her name is Mphumi. She visited our church one Sabbath and graced us with her beautiful voice to the glory of God.

Her name is Mphumi. She visited our church one Sabbath and graced us with her beautiful voice to the glory of God.

Music is a part of every service at SDASM@TUKS. This is one of the song services we had. Be blessed.

Music is a part of every service at SDASM@TUKS. This is one of the song services we had. Be blessed.

Music is a part of every service at SDASM@TUKS. This is one of the song services we had. Be blessed.

This is a playlist we put together of the songs Heaven's Provision sung for us during our music day.

Ofentse was simply amazing. Such a beautifully simple woman with a powerful voice. This is her singing a solo at during our music day.

One of the most blessed musicians out there. He goes by the name of Prosper. He came to grace us with his gift on our music day.

Brother Proud was also one of the musicians who came to bless us with music at out music day.

Music day was amazing. We had Project 23 come and sing for us and they were simply amazing.

A song by the SDASM@TUKS choir...

A little taste of what you can expect at SDASM@TUKS. This is a recording of one of our song services.

NB: * Please try and ignore the outside sounds. We recorded this outside in an amphitheater and there were some annoying birds in the background for the first few minutes. This sermon was delivered by SDASM@TUKS' own Elder Sihle Khanyile. The sermon was entitled "The Sure Word of Prophecy". In his discourse Sihle Khanyile emphasizes on the importance of the gift of prophecy/prophetic ministry in the Christian faith and in the gospel. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xreA3uN1kG8&feature=youtu.be

Have you ever wondered why the Bible uses the everyday things around us to explain eternal truths? Well, in this short presentation by Thapelo Mafisa you'll be introduced to how the Scriptures use plant analogy to describe salvation and the gospel at large and how it all links to you.

It is so easy to call ourselves Christians but like Jesus shows us throughout the Bible, Christianity is not only in the name. Practical Christianity out of genuine love is what will save the world. Not form or religion, not church or so called "spiritual talent". This message, delivered by Alroy Ndhlovu is taken from John 4. On here Alroy speaks of how it takes us coming out of our comfort zones to really make a difference in the world.