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Samson Ndlovu (Bheki Mkhwane - R) is back in Isibaya. The cakes will crumble! He is seen here standing with Delani (Austin Moyo Snr -L), Fezile Khumalo (Andile Mxakaza) and Eastman (Lucky Khota) during one of Isibaya shoot sessions.
Monday 1 June 2015 S’khaleni can come through for him. Sihle’s Memories Shadrack is full of rage after seeing a Sihle takes a trip down memory lane. Sbu familiar face from the past.questions Thandeka about the creditability of Jabu’s story. Thursday 4 June 2015
DismissiveTuesday 2 June 2015 Lerato shows no emotion and is rather Pleasant Moments dismissive about the news of Jabu’s return. Jabu brings out his usual charm at Will Mpiyakhe’s plans with Phumelele go breakfast with Thandeka and Melusi. uninterrupted?Zweli presents his list of newly elected council members at the council meeting. Friday 5 June 2015Will his decision be met with no Hell at Breakfastobjection? It is a breakfast from hell as Jabu unleashes
a different side to him. Tension arises when Wednesday 3 June 2015 Siphokazi is accused of neglecting her Dreadful Night duties at the Zungu home.Jabu has a tough night and hopes
hatever is in a seed must produce after its own Wkind. For example, an
apple seed will produce an apple. An orange seed will produce an orange. Words are a powerful force and that force can be positive or negative. A situation can worsen when you speak negatively about it.
By the same token, when
A Minute With GodYour Words and Thoughts Have Power!!!
you speak positive words, your circumstances will change for the better. This is because words once spoken begin to direct your life in a certain and careful direction.If you have any doubt about how powerful words are, think about this for a moment; GOD created the heavens and the earth with WORDS and it started with thoughts. God's words were so powerful that they actually created everything.
Why is this important? Because you are made in the image and likeness of GOD (Genesis 1:26), which means you are a “speaking spirit” You possess creative power and can create your world with your words and thoughts.
Solomon wrote in Proverbs 18:21 that “death and life are in the power of the tongue.” The power of life and death can be seen in trials, where witnesses and judgescan speak words that might plainly determine whether a defendant lives or dies. Words have power to encourage, give hope and joy and have the power to discourage, to triggersadness and depression.
You must understand who you were created to be. Jesus said in
ngavumeli izitha zikugqibe usaphila, fana nembewu othi uma uyigqiba imile U
isingenye into ungaze hluleli wena ngokwakho. Neliseka ngalokhu
Matthew 12:37 by your words you will be justified or acquitted, and by your words you will be condemned. Paul wrote in Ephesian 4:29 “Let no corrupt talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen”. James 3:8 advises us on how hard it is to control the tongue: “No human being can tame the tongue.
It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison. We must learn to yield our body's members, including our tongues, to the control of the Holy Spirit. He is the only One who can tame the tongue. Set a guard over my mouth, LORD; keep watch over the door of my lips (Psalm 141:3).
What have you created with your words, life or death? Words can kill and words can give life. The Bible tells us that when a man guards his mouth and keeps his tongue, he keeps himself from trouble (Proverbs 21:23)Avoid using idle (useless, careless, empty)words..Jesus said, “I tell you that everyone will have to give account on the Day of Judgment for every empty word they have spoken(Matthew 12:36). We are warned to make the best use of our words, because words express what is
onakho okwamanje kanye nalokhu oyikho, ungathathi isinqumo esiwujuqu esingalungile ngenxa yesimo sesikhashana esizodlula, khuthazeka ngaso sonke isikhathi ulinde ilanga lakho lempumelelo ungagxamazeli umuntu nomuntu unelanga lakhe abekelwe lona ukuthi uyophumelela ngalo.
Ungasheshi ukulahla ithawula ngoba ngeke wazi ukuthi ususondele kangakanani empumelelweni yakho. Ukubekezela kuzokwenza uthele izithelo ezinhle ekugcineni, izinto ezinhle azizikalula empilweni yingakho kumele ufunde ukubekezela ube nokholo kulokhu okwenzayo, Uma uzazi ukuthi ufuna ini empilweni yakho uzokwazi nokubekezela uzibone nawe usungophumelele , nalaba abebekuthathela phansi bazoqala bakuhloniphe.
Bekezela ungapheli umoya vele impilo ayikaze ibelula ikakhulukazi kulabo abanamaphupho, kodwa ekugcineni uzoba ngophumelele sihlobo sami.
in our hearts. “The mouth speaks what the heart is full of (Matthew 12:34).The fact that you will one day give an account for every idle, empty, careless word that should motivate you to choose your words wisely.
Taking control of your thoughts and words will help you to gain control over your life. Apostle Paul said, that your fight is not with flesh and blood but with powers and principalities (Ephesians 6:16). This can't be won with your hands but only with your mind and mouth.
Every battle is won or lost in the arena of your mind. One of the most heart-breaking stories of the Old Testament is told in Numbers when the Israelites disobeyed God by refusing to take possession of the land He had prepared for them. Because they saw themselves as small and weak – they believed in their own minds that they were as grasshoppers before giants – they were unable to fulfil God's call.
In the meantime, the same giants who themselves has been afraid of the children of Israel, were instead empowered because of the Israelites'fear. Again I say, every battle is won or lost in the arena of your mind and mouth.
Words and thoughts are seeds.
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he Minister of Telecommunication and TPostal Services Siyabonga
Cwele met the Premier of Mpumalanga, David Mabuza and Members of the Provincial Executive Council to discuss SA Connect and how broadband can be used accelerate service delivery and improve the lives of communities in the province.
SA Connect is the country's broadband plan. Broadband is fast, reliable and always available internet. President Jacob Zuma
announced during his 2015 State Of The Nation Address that government will priorities the rollout of broadband in eight rural district municipalities. In Mpumalanga, the Gert Sibande District Municipality was identified.
Today's meeting discussed the alignment of the province's plans to SA Connect and ways to encourage the uptake and usage of technology. One of these options is to retrain and continuously train public servants in the effective use of the technological tools that are increasingly becoming available to them. The other is to introduce mass literacy programme among communities that would include introducing communities to smart devices.
The meeting resolved to establish a Provincial Broadband Steering Committee to coordinate all broadband initiatives in the province and cooperate in the conclusion of the high-level provincial broadband rollout plan.
“We are visiting the provinces that have been identified
for the rollout of broadband to ensure that we have proper coordination with all role players in the provinces to ensure that our planning is more accurate,” said Minister Cwele.
Premier Mabuza
committed the province to working closed with the Department.
“As a province, we are going to work with the office of the Minister. We will cooperate and find the best way in dealing
with this assignment,” said Premier Mabuza.
Minister Cwele added that Telkom will work with other State-Owned Companies and, where possible, the private sector to ensure a speedy connection government facilities to fast, reliable and always available internet.
“We are focused on bringing broadband infrastructure closer to the people to improve service delivery. International best practices show that it is only through government deliberate action, like rolling out fibre to all communities, that countries can use technology for socio-economic advancement,” said Minister Cwele.
Broadband rollout is central in government's efforts to move South Africa towards developing a dynamic and connected information society and a vibrant knowledge economy that is more inclusive and prosperous, as envisaged in the National Development Plan.
Telecommunications and Postal Services Minister Siyabonga Cwele and Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza meet to discuss the rollout plans for broadbandBy: Staff Reporter
Plans For Broadband
ert Sibande District Municipality has launched projects to assist G
Msukaligwa and Dipaleseng local municipalities in cleaning their financial systems in order to deliver better services to its communities.
The project, which will move to other municipalities within Gert Sibande District Municipality, starts in Msukaligwa and Dipaleseng communities.
Funding for these projects has been supplied by the Mpumalanga Provincial Treasury to employ local community members who will visit each stand in the municipal area to collect data with the aid of IDL GPS handheld
units.The Msukaligwa project
started in Cassim Park, from where it will move to Wesselton. It will then on to the whole of Ermelo and other towns in the area of jurisdiction.
The Dipaleseng project will start as soon as the field data capturers have been trained as from Monday, May 25, for a period of five days on how to capture the data of the households.
Thereafter, the project will start in Balfour and move to Siyathemba and to the other towns in the area of jurisdiction.
The community will notice that data captures are dressed in branded blue overalls - clearly marked DATA CAPTURER at the back, accompanied by Gert Sibande District Municipality logo on the front.
The data capturers will be moving around your residential area in the next couple of days/week/months. They are transported in mini bus taxis clearly marked with the District logo on the doors.
They will also have GSDM
Identity Cards on lanyards hanging around their necks from which will have GSDM's contact details which can be taken.
Please assist the field data capturers through ensuring the following: That they are allowed access to your stand where the
following data will be collected; Electricity meters will be spatially located through the recording of its coordinates; a photo taken thereof, water meters will be spatially located through the recording of its coordinates, some other photos will be taken of the outside of the house
to record the size, including the top structure.
The data capturers must under no circumstances be allowed to take any photos of the interior of your house, other than to record the position of meters as previously explained.
Revenue Enhance-ment Through Financial Data Cleansing: Msukaligwa And Dipaleseng Local Municipalities' Projects By: Staff Reporter
Cleansing Their Financial Systems To Deliver Better Services
District's GIS Manager Mr Ryno Jacobs with 20 data capturers.
avele enkantolo yase Mkhondo omalugaju ababulale umuntu Bwase Iswepe, Labalisa
abaneminyaka ephakathi kwengu 25 kuya ku 30 baboshwe sebezama ukubaleka begibela izimoto eziya eGoli kanye nase Middleburg.
Lokhu kulandela ukutholakala komzimba ka Thabiso oneminyaka engu 14 wase Iswepe ehlathini elishisiwe, sinamanxeba angu 7 okugwazwa. Imibiko eqinisekisiwe iveze ukuthi lesehlo silandele ingxabano ebekhona kwenye yezindawo zikucisha ukoma esendaweni kanti ababulali bakhe kubikwa ukuthi bebehamba ngezimoto ezimbili ezincane, nabafike bamgxavuna endlini abekade elele kuyo laphuma naye, nokwabe sekutholakala zonke izimpahla ebezisendlini kanye nalo igumbi kushisiwe.
Umngani wakhe yena wabe eseshaywa kanzima waze waquleka, umphakathi ube usuphuma inqina umthungatha wamthola ehlathini edindilizile . Kuphinde kwavela nokuthi laba bulali bangokokudabuka eMlazi eThekwini nabathweswe amacala amabili elokubulala kanye nelokulimaza.
Telecommunications and Postal Services Minister Siyabonga Cwele [right] making a point about the rollout of the broadband infrastructure while Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza looks on
Bavel Enkantolo Omalugaju Abathathu Udaba: Phumelele Nxumalo - Cleansing the
Blood- Balancing Levels- Nourishing Cells
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he MDDA-Sanlam Annual Local Media Awards are a Tmajor contributor to the
strengthening and development of local media, says Communications Minister Faith Muthambi.
“The Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA)-Sanlam awards are a major contributor to the promotion and strengthening of
By Nthambeleni Gabara
“As government we will not shy away fromour responsibility.
local media and the promotion of media transformation, development and diversity,” she said.
Minister Muthambi was speaking at the glittering 2014 MDDA-Sanlam fifth Annual Local Media Awards at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg on Friday night.
The awards, co-sponsored and organised by the MDDA and Sanlam, celebrate and promote excellence in community media, including print, radio and television, and local media owned by the mainstream media, such as small commercial print.
The Minister said government’s interest in the media transformation process was aimed at ensuring the media sector
develops and transforms from within, in order to contribute to the broader development of society and the economy.
“We are of the view that an informed nation is an empowered nation; one that is able to make sense of conditions and the world around us and is able to be part of developing the solutions to the many challenges facing our country as well as our continent,” she said.
Support for community media Government remains committed to supporting community media.“As government we will not shy away from our responsibility. We know that there is a need for us to support community and local media, which if not supported through
government funding, will die a natural death.”
She said this would be detrimental to democracy because there would be an information gap.“My department will continue to support community media. We want to take you along as equal partners.” The Minister said the department will soon be embarking on a massive public awareness campaign on digital migration, which will require a local media partnership. The partnership would ensure that the process of digital migration is simplified and that all understand the benefits.
Record number of entries The award finalists were selected from some 800 entries - a record
number since the awards were established five years ago. The finale on Friday evening celebrated the overall winners.
The Best Community Station award went to Aganang FM from the North West Province. The Rantho Letsebe Award went to Zibonele FM from the Western Cape, a station established in 1993 in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, as a homemade radio station. The Print Journalist of the Year went to Andries van Zyl of the Zoutpansberger, based in Makhado in Limpopo.
Samantha Trail, awarded Press Photographer of the Year, submitted compelling moments from hard news, sport, recreation and everyday life, providing pictures that truly tell a story. Winner of the Hultzer Prize for Corporate Owned Paid Newspapers with a circulation of less than 10 000 went to Mpumalanga News.
The Lowvelder was awarded the Cronwright Trophy for Corporate Owned Paid Newspapers with a circulation of more than 10 000. In the Broadcast categories, Best Indigenous Music Programme went to Saziso Dlamini, Radio Khwezi; Best Children’s Programme to Sameera Bamath, Radio Islam and Best Sports Programme was awarded to Star Nyembezi of Bay FM.
Excellence in News Coverage was awarded to Nothile Zwane, Radio Khwezi; Excellence in Indigenous Languages to Saziso Dlamini, Radio Khwezi, and Foster Chauke, Giyani Community Radio.
The Best Business Programme went to Marcia Hadebe, Vukani Community Radio. Winner of the Best Educational Programme was Sandile Mbili, Radio Khwezi; Best Drama, Mbalenhla Mthethwa, Radio Khwezi and Excellence in Investigative Journalism went to Paul McNally, VOW FM.
In the Community and Small Commercial Print categories, awards for Photography went to Hugo Redelinghuys of the George Herald for Sport; Lazarus Dithagiso of the Sedibeng Ster for News; and Monique Dural of the People's Post for Features and Portraits.
For Writing, the award for Grassroots Hard News was awarded to Joseph Ramatamo Sehoai of Greater Alex Today; to Jabulani Jonk Mashamba, Greater Alex Today, for Grassroots Focus On People; Andries van Zyl, Zoutpansberger for Hard News; Dustin Wetedevich, Potch Herald for Investigative Reporting, Andries van Zyl, Zoutpansberger, for Focus on People: Human Interest; and Hugo Redelinghuys, George Herald, for Sport.
Winner in the Columns category was Sibusiso Biyela, Stanger Weekly and for Personal Finance was Thembakazi Mbobela, Your Money. The judges for the awards were drawn from leading media figures in the broadcast and print industry. Quality entries this year
MDDA acting CEO Duduzile Nchoba said it was very encouraging to see the use of South Africa’s indigenous languages in the broadcast entries received for this year’s awards.
“As the MDDA, this is a focal point in our efforts to nurture and grow media diversity, enabling our communities to tell their own stories in their own languages,” said Nchoba.
Sanlam’s Head of Group Communications, Ainsley Moos said: “The number and quality of the entries we received this year is testimony to the growth in stature the community media is enjoying.”
Many of the entries came from the remote corners of the country and entrants must be congratulated for the standards achieved, often in a very resource poor environment. – SAnews.gov.za
Sa’s Media Strengthened Through Local Media Awards
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he government has endured on the strength of its Twholeness, holding feminity
and masculinity within itself in fruitful tension. Were it not for its ability to bend and give, to embrace and gather around itself, to sacrifice for unity by engaging the local government in their planning to improve the workplace from other
institutions like municipalities around the district, to listen to the needs of the community they are serving.
Following from the National State of Address by President Jacob Zuma, the national government from the Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services made a joint venture to come up with a strategy to improve the technology in Government institutions by launching the broadband fast, reliable and always available internet connection in Gert Sibande Municipality District.
However the delegates from the premiers office, Gert Sibande Municipal District Mayor Councilor Nhlabathi and seven local Municipality Mayors, walk through
the street of Ermelo Town, visiting the various government departments which are Police Station, Post office, Correctional service, Peter Mabuza Primary School, Local Clinic Emthonjeni, Magistrate Court, Traffic Department etc, to check what they need to improve the workplace services.
Minister Cwele added that Telkom will work with other State-Owned Companies and, where possible, the private
“Following from the National State of Address by President Jacob Zuma,”...By: Staff Reporter
mployers are reminded that all employer annual reconciliation Edeclarations, employee tax certificates
and, where applicable, tax certificate cancellation declarations for the period 1 March 2014 to 28 February 2015 must be submitted to it by the end of the month.The EMP501; IRP5/IT3(a)s and EMP601
forms are due 29 May 2015, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) said on Friday.“It is crucial for employers to submit their
annual reconciliation within the deadline in order for SARS to issue taxpayers with IRP5/IT3 (a) certificates. These allow people to file their personal income tax returns on time during tax season,” said SARS.The annual tax season, it said, will
commence on 1 July 2015.There are three elements on the EMP501 -
employer annual reconciliation declaration - that must reconcile for the reconciliation submission to be successful. These are:-Monthly Employer Declarations
(EMP201s) reflecting your monthly PAYE, UIF and SDL;-Payments made (excluding penalty and
interest payments); and-Employee Tax Certificates [IRP5/IT3 (a)s]
generated.By requesting a statement of account after a
submission, employers can view any outstanding debt, outstanding returns and unallocated payments.The revenue service said it is important to
note that declarations can be submitted via eFiling, which is available to employers submitting up to 20 Employee Tax Certificates [IRP5/IT3(a)s] or via e@syFile™ Employer (any number of tax certificates).
SARS said that manually completed payroll tax forms which are posted or placed in a drop-box at a SARS branch are no longer accepted. “SARS’ online submission channels are available 24/7 and allow employers to submit declarations at their convenience. “Employers are encouraged to avoid the last-minute rush and ensure that they have enough time for corrections if required,” said SARS.It added that copies of all declarations
submitted must be kept for a minimum period of five years. - SAnews.gov.za
Employer Annual Reconciliation
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Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention
During the visit at Ermelo - Mpumalanga MEC of Education Mrs. Reginah Mohaule and Minister Siyabonga Cwele from the Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services commenting on the issues raised by the local government.
sector to ensure a speedy connection government facilities to fast, reliable and always available internet.“We are focused on bringing broadband
infrastructure closer to people for improving service delivery. International best practices show that it is only through government by reaching out to all communities and that countries can use technology for socio-economic advancement,” said Minister Cwele. This programme will last until
Twenty Seventeen, it will increase , improve the service delivery and they target the year 2020 that every South African Government Institutions and communities are exposed to this Technology. In this case the necessity is the mother of invention with the needs of the community served by the government.
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hen the day of Pentecost had come, they were all W
together in one place. And suddenly from heaven there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sitting.
Divided tongues as of fire, appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of them. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other languages, as the Spirit gave them ability.
-The desciples of Jesus Christ (Apostles) They started to proclaim the Gospel expressing themselves in different languages.
Now here comes the interesting part: the Jews from every nation under heaven they were from: Parthians, Medes, and Elamites, inhabitants of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the districts of Libya near Cyrene, as well as travelers from Rome, both Jews and converts to Judaism, Cretans and Arabs, all these people heard this strange sound and they gathered together in a large crowed, but they were confused because each one heard them speaking in his own language.
This means everyone is responsible for his own life before God who has given it to him. This proves that, It is God alone who is the Master of life. We are obliged to accept life gratefully and preserve it for his honor and the salvation of our souls.
We are stewards, not owners, of the life of God. Through all this the grace of the Holy Spirit confers upon us the righteousness of God. The Christ uniting us by faith and baptism to the passion and resurrection, the Spirit gives us shares in his life.
Therefore “All Christians are called to the fullness of Christian life and to the perfection of charity”
If you believe and I believe and we together pray the Holy Spirit shall come down and Africa will be saved.
Ref: book of Acts of Apostles chapter 2
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AU AnthemLet us all unite and celebrate togetherThe victories won for our liberation
Let us dedicate ourselves to rise together
To defend our liberty and unity
O Sons and Daughters of AfricaFlesh of the Sun and Flesh of the SkyLet us make Africa the Tree of Life
Let us all unite and sing togetherTo uphold the bonds that frame our
destinyLet us dedicate ourselves to fight
togetherFor lasting peace and justice on earth
O Sons and Daughters of AfricaFlesh of the Sun and Flesh of the SkyLet us make Africa the Tree of Life
Let us all unite and toil togetherTo give the best we have to Africa
The cradle of mankind and fount of culture
Our pride and hope at break of dawn.O Sons and Daughters of Africa
Flesh of the Sun and Flesh of the SkyLet us make Africa the Tree of Life
Descriptio n of The Emblem of the AUEmblem:1.The palm leaves shooting up on either side of the outer circle stand for peace.2.The gold circle again symbolizes Africa's wealth and bright future.3.The green circle again stands for African hopes and aspirations.4.The plain map of Africa without boundaries in the inner circle signifies African unity.5.The small interlocking red rings at base of the Emblem stand for African solidarity and the blood shed for Liberation of Africa.
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A GUIDE FOR START-UP BUSINESSES(PART 2)o you remember the quote last Dweek?: Market jargon "promotes
confusion, which leads to apathy, which leads to you not paying enough attention to … your money".The quote makes the link between our lack of knowledge (confusion) and a belief that
we can't quite control our money matters (apathy).
I'm not saying we can
control every cent of what we earn -- that's a completely different discussion and involves mentioning the taxman. And you don't need to know about the stock market to balance your budget and live within your means.
I think the quote points to why an investment isn't a priority. By joining this Start-up Investors group you have shown you want to make investing more
important in your life. But perhaps you need to do a little bit of re-organising (just a bit) to find the money to make an investment.
In a time of financial pressure, the things we need now squeeze savings towards the bottom of the expenses list, so savings become a "nice to have" rather than a "must have".
But can we find a level,
somewhere in our daily lives, at which we can say, "I'm in control here and I say yes or I say no." It could be a choice whether to buy or not to buy. It could be to select product A over B. To behave in one way and not another. It's here -- at this micro level -- where we can re-organise our spending.
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ost of the time when we face trials we feel like Mgiving up.
When things are not going well we just want to hide. One thing that you should know is that people will always say something about you, so it is important to keep your head high so that they cannot really know what is going on with your life.
Some people do not like it when you try to do something good, when you try to improve your life, some will pretend as if they are helping you, but only to find that they are oppressing you.
Therefore it is very important to watch who you are speaking to. You might share your dreams with the wrong people, not everyone is happy with the fact that you are making a difference in your community, try your best to achieve your goals with the right people, do
Trust God from the bottom of your heart; don't try to figure “out everything on your own.
Listen for God's voice in everything you do, everywhere you go. He's the one who will keep you on track.”
Trust is one of the most important pieces in all our relationships. Without trusting the person that you are with, we know that things will not work out. When that person tells you that they love you, you will not believe them because you just don't trust them. When that person asks you to work harder to make the relationship work, you tend to get angry and push them even further away because you just don't trust them.
We may not want to admit it now, but that's what we do to our Heavenly Father to. If you aren't able to trust in Him, you will find it very hard to believe Him when He says that He loves you. When He says that, “ Before I shaped you in the womb, I knew all about you. Before you saw the light of day, I had holy plans for you: A prophet to the nations- that's what I had in mind for you.” – Jeremiah 1:5.We will not believe His promises because we just don't trust Him. If you trusted Him, then you wouldn't be allowing doubt and worry to control you. If you are tired of making choices out of fear, worry
you know that there is someone who would love to see you fail, lose your car, divorce, lose your house, lose your job, they just want to wake up in the morning and hope to hear bad news about you while some people will come and pretend as if they feel pity but they just want to know how far you have failed.
Life has its ups and downs but it does not mean that you will stay down forever , there are things that other people do not need to hear, rather put your trust in God than in man, he owns everything and he is a loving God.
Sometimes we get jealous of little things that lead us to have grudges and forget that God want to bless you as well. Concentrate on archiving your goals and you cannot do that on your own but with the spirit of the living God who will bless you as well , just thought I should tell it as it is.
and discomfort; then its time to start trusting in God again.
The Word of God says that faith comes by hearing, and hearing more of His Word! Isn't it funny how, the more good things you hear about someone, you end up trusting them; even if you haven't met them. We tend to shut people out when we don't really know them. That's where we need to start. We need to start seeking a personal relationship with God, our Father. It's very nice hearing other Christians sharing testimonies about Him every Sunday. It's nice knowing ABOUT Him, but then its even better knowing Him for yourself.
We have missed out on the very best in life, only because we have chosen to rely on what people around us think or suggest. We would actually come out better if we just took more time to seek our Father. This year, lets make it a priority to trust God even when our feelings tell us that it doesn't make sense. Trusting and waiting in God is never a waste of time. When you put all your trust in Him, He will help open your heart and eyes so that you can start making the right choices, especially at the right time.
I pray that you will start trusting more in Him, so that you may start noticing what His voice is like. His voice will be clear to you,
Stop delaying yourself. My brother or sister who is going through a difficult time walk tall and let your enemies wonder what happened because they have already drawn a dead line for you. They will come and confess and tell you how you were suppose to die.
Remember you do not belong to the world but to God alone and he love you so much.
Smile cause Jesus loves you
when you start spending more time in His Word. We all know how our friends chat when they type to us via WhatsApp. We know when they are typing and they are either sad or happy; we know that because we spend a lot of time with these people. So how can we expect to know God's voice, if we cannot make time for His word? There is so much life and hope in His Word. There is nothing new under the sun. Whatever situation you are facing, will have a scripture that handles it. All you need to do is sit down and search it.Let's draw closer to the Father this month!Have a blessed week!
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Trusting in GodProverbs 3:5(MSG)
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he Mkhondo LFA will like to congratulate Flying Stars FC T(from Sinethemba sub LFA)
for being the 2015 Mkhondo Champions after finishing on top position in the four (4) team round robin tournament. They finished
level on points (6 each) and same goal difference of +2 with Comet Riders FC but went through via the number of goals scored.
Flying Stars FC will represent Mkhondo at the Gert Sibande Promotional play offs on
the 13th June 2015 to be hosted by Mkhondo.
They will then be promoted to the SAB Regional League for the 2015/2016 season if they win the play offs on the 13th June 2015.
Mkhondo LFA will like to thank the teams for participating, the fans for supporting the local game of
football and most importantly Mr Joshua Nkosi who donated prizes for the play offs for the second time in two seasons. Mr Joshua Nkosi also introduced Mr Vusi Motha the MMC for Sports at Gert Sibande District Municipality to the football fanatics and promised continuity in terms of the prizes for the Mkhondo Promotion League play offs next year.
The teams received the following prizes:1st prize - Mkhondo Champions Trophy, medals and a full Puma playing kit 2nd prize - Medals and a full Fury playing kit 3rd prize - a full Fury playing kit4th prize - a full Fury playing kitReferees also received a new referees kit.
14 of the SAFA Constitution all members in good standing are duly informed about the annual general meeting to be held at Sthuli Hleza Hall eThandukukhanya, Mkhondo on Saturday the 1st August 2015 at 09h00.
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