FaithPoint Church Podcast

This week at FaithPoint Johannesburg, Pastor Jay reminded us that God is doing a new thing, but we often miss it because we are holding onto the past (Isaiah 43:18–19). Letting go breaks the enemy’s hold and helps us perceive the way God is making, even in the wilderness. Using Saul’s story in 1 Samuel 9 & 10, Pastor Jay showed how baggage in the form of fear, pain, and background, can cause us to hide from God’s calling. God’s choice and anointing are not cancelled by our past, but hiding can prevent us from receiving what He has already spoken. Stop hiding behind your baggage. Step into what God has chosen you for

This week at FaithPoint Cape Town, Pastor Jay reminded us that God is doing a new thing, but we often miss it because we are holding onto the past (Isaiah 43:18–19). Letting go breaks the enemy’s hold and helps us perceive the way God is making, even in the wilderness. Using Saul’s story in 1 Samuel 9 & 10, Pastor Jay showed how baggage in the form of fear, pain, and background, can cause us to hide from God’s calling. God’s choice and anointing are not cancelled by our past, but hiding can prevent us from receiving what He has already spoken. Stop hiding behind your baggage. Step into what God has chosen you for.

This week at FaithPoint Church Tlhabane, Apostle Makopo shares a powerful message on genuine commitment to God. He challenges shallow Christianity, reminds believers that walking with God requires discipline and obedience, and calls the church back to repentance and holiness. Using Scripture, he encourages honest self-examination, dealing with persistent sin, and making a clear decision about how far you are willing to go in your walk with God. This message calls believers to a deeper, more serious relationship with God.

This week at FaithPoint Johannesburg, Pastor Jay reminded us how far grace reaches. Through the story of the Prostitute Rahab (Joshua 2: 1-24), he reminded us that grace isn’t for the qualified but for those who believe and have faith in Jesus Christ. Rahab was living in sin, rebellion, and brokenness, yet God chose her house and saved her because she believed. Grace can’t be earned, can’t be lost, and is drawn to weakness. What moved God wasn’t Rahab’s perfection but her faith. She had Faith in God’s power, His character, and His Word. Her belief placed her in the lineage of Jesus. Your faith can place you in God’s story, too. Grace reaches low, lifts high, and chooses the unlikely

This week at FaithPoint Cape Town, Pastor Jay reminded us how far grace reaches. Through the story of the Prostitute Rahab (Joshua 2: 1-24), he reminded us that grace isn’t for the qualified but for those who believe and have faith in Jesus Christ. Rahab was living in sin, rebellion, and brokenness, yet God chose her house and saved her because she believed. Grace can’t be earned, can’t be lost, and is drawn to weakness. What moved God wasn’t Rahab’s perfection but her faith. She had Faith in God’s power, His character, and His Word. Her belief placed her in the lineage of Jesus. Your faith can place you in God’s story, too. Grace reaches low, lifts high, and chooses the unlikely