Lekhwepha ready to release sizzling single

Lekhwepha ready to release sizzling single

by Teboho Masakala

“Hake Tauwe, Santhao and Top Shotta” are some of the mega hits that catapulted Teekay to stardom and won him fans all over the country.  Now the Sesotho Hip hop Sensation Teekay the First (real name Diphapang Mashoenyane) known in the SA music industry also as Lekhwepha, held a special media listening session for his two singles “Ntlangha” and “Lenna” at Bloem beat Records in Bloemfontein recently.

The session also afforded the media to listen to the singles for the first time and help the artist choose one which will be released as a song for the festive season since artists release albums and singles at this time of the year.

The “Santhao’’ and Hake “Tauwe” hit maker who burst into the SA music industry with his “headphones” album said it is important to get what the people wants before releasing a song and that will help him know what the public want this festive season.

The single “Ntlangha” was popular and chosen as the favourite. Teekay also used the listening session to introduce his new stage name “Lekhwepha the First”. He said the name change came after realising  the are many people called Teekay resulting in confusing hence Lekhwepha the First as he is known as the first artist in SA to Introduce the Urban Sotho Swagg sound in Sesotho hip hop fraternity.

“Ntlangha” has reggae influence in it and if you loved “hake tauwe” you will surely love this one as it promises to get the dance floors burning and its tempo will get you into the early festive mood. In the song Lekhwepha showcases his lyrical ability and ability to play with words. As a storyteller it is demonstrated in the song. With “Lenna” the song has an RNB feel to it and speaks to the heart. In the song Lekhwepha  thanks people who have supported him. The listening session afforded Lekhwepha to interact with the media and go into details about the two singles

MC Fire back with new single.

MC Fire back with new single.

by Teboho Masakala

MC Fire (Zwelu Mphumele) the popular Sesotho hip hop artist from Botshabelo is back with a sizzling hot single titled “Tlapa la Thella” the single will surely elevate MC Fire’s popularity not only in his home town of Botshabelo but throughout the province.

After the success of his hit “lekanyane” which got massive airplay, MC Fire released a number of singles but they could not live up to the hype created by lekanyane but “Tlapa la Thella” has been well received by the public and is on the playlist of Mosupatsela FM in Botshabelo.

The award winning artist said he expresses himself better in Sesotho and has been in love with the language since a young age. “I’m quiet astonished at the positive response the song has been getting both on social media and from the general public. I didn’t expect to get such an overwhelming response and it makes me happy as an artist seeing my work being appreciated by the masses”

“I always strive to make music that people will love, sing along to and a song that will last. I always put 110% in my craft and I never take my audience lightly, every song or beat I work on I go through it a number of times to make sure the output is world class quality” says MC Fire.

Last year, MC Fire was part of the MACUFE hip-hop show where he showcased his rap skills to Free Staters and tourists who attended the show that usually opens the nationally recognised Mangaung Cultural Festival.

The song has been downloaded over 400 times on data file host through a link available on his Facebook page Zweli MC FIRE Mphumele. Last year he released his debut album “Current Affairs”. A music video for the song is on the pipeline and will debut on Youtube soon.

Let God handle it !

Let God handle it !

By Teboho Masakala

Life can be totally unpredictable. The people who we love can be the one who  hurts us the most, but how do you move on when you are hurt by the love you love and have given your heart to?

As hard as it may seem, it is better to be still and let God be in control. You can pass through troubling times as a way of God testing your faith and loyalty to Him. Some situations are just a learning curve preparing you for even bigger challenges.

In order to face a giant, you must be able to have passed a challenge that will prepare you for the giant so that you can be better equipped and ready for the fight. But still, in the midst of all that, you need to be still and let God be in charge.

You need to love and trust God with all your heart as people can disappoint you dearly. The one who we love are the one in better position to disappoint or hurt us because they know all about us. They know our weak and  strong  points. They know what makes us tick and can use that to our advantage, some battles are just not meant for you and you need to let God handle them for you.

You need to let God communicate with you through your pain, tears and misery. Learn to see him in all that you are going through. Yes, through tears, pain and misery you need to see God in all of that and see his mighty love for you. It is important to learn to be calm and let God be in control.

No matter how powerful or clever you may be, you need to let God be God and do what only he as God can do! God is the Creator of life and only he as a Creator knows what’s ahead and can see well into the future what will happen to us. Not only can he see our destiny, but he has already prepared for it and has all weapons ready for the battle ahead, that’s why you need to be still and let God handle your pain.

Some battles are really not meant for us to fight. If we do try, we will fail and our weakness be more exposed but when God is in control, he will hide our weakness and give us an ammunition we never knew we had. So whatever pain you are going through, whether caused by your loved ones or not, learn to let God handle it. Learn to let God fight your battles.

He is a Mighty Warrior, great in battle, Jehova is his name.

By Teboho Masakala

Chilla Nathi to raise funds for sanitary towels

The second annual Chilla Nathi charity drive will raise funds for sanitary towels for needy school girls who can’t afford to buy them. Chilla Nathi Nathi Festival and Entertainment is on its second year and is the Brain Child of comedian and entertainer Thapelo Mabokotho Mbanjane.

Last year they bought school uniform and sanitary towels with proceeds generated for Botlehadi Primary school based in Chris Hani in Bloemfontein. The festival will be held on 10 March at Paradise hall in Bloemfontein and will be filled with music, fun and games.

Local artists such as renowned Alah Yen, Scavvy Luv, Stemoga, Tahbu  and others will perform and all artists are performing for free as its for a good cause of raising funds to buy sanitary towels for needy learners. Donation of sanitary towels are also welcomed, so far 155 sanitary towels have been collected.

“Last year we collected  sanitary towels and school uniform and it was a great joy to see the learners  smiling and that elated us seeing the impact we did to bring smiles. As South Africans we are known for Ubuntu and putting others first before our needs, we need each other, no man is an Island, we can’t keep quiet while our brothers and sisters need our help, the little we have can make a difference, you doesn’t need millions, the little you have can change many lives” said Mabokotho

“I decided to be part of this festival because it’s for a good cause. I have seen on the news and documentaries the need poor girl learner’s face and the school days they miss due to not having sanitary towels. As an artist I decided to perform for free and make my contribution. I call on people to come in numbers and make the goal of getting 1000 sanitary towels a reality” says Strausz Musique SA, a Bloemfontein local artist.

Tickets for the Festival costs only R20 and are available from Mabokotho. To gets yours contact Mabokotho on 071 949 5739.

Teboho “Mr S” Seliane, A Legend in the making

By Teboho Masakala

He is funny, humble, fun loving and loves people. He is not only a well known designer but a philanthropist who have the needs of his community at heart. Teboho Seliane from Zone 2 in Thaba Nchu is slowly making a name for himself in the cut throat design industry.

Teboho Seliane

His work speaks volumes and he has designed clothes for local presenters, journalists, businessmen and ordinary people. His designs are well spoken of among the community of Thaba Nchu and is rising to become Thaba Nchu’s top designer. Already, he is one of the most sought after designer by schools in Thaba Nchu during Matric farewells.

"Style Se Unique"

His label name is “MR S” and he goes by the motto “Style Se Unique” and truly his designs are unique, mesmerising and eye catching. Apart from being well known local designers, this award winning designer is down to earth and known for helping people.

He is a religious man who often posts bible verses and inspiring motivational messages on his official Facebook page. Teboho has never looked back since being bitten by the clothing design bug and has taken his business seriously, he is working hard day and night to make a name for himself.

Teboho with his beautiful Girlfriend Precious Nomiki Fubu

Last year, millions around South Africa got to see his work first hand through the  Entrepreneurial youth show “Making Moves” on SABC 1. This show gives young people in business a chance to vie for the main prize of R50 000 business funding. He might not have won but the show opened his designs to a new market, even the show’s presenters Pepsi Phokane and Siya were impressed by the suit Teboho was wearing during his presentation which he made himself.

Precious wearing one of Teboho's designs

During the wedding season (November to March) in Thaba Nchu,  his designs dominates with almost 80% of weddings having his designs. 

A Precious smile.

Newspapers such as Mangaung Issue, Zoom and others has in the past featured Teboho’s works. He is a go getter who is not afraid to take risks to get what he wants, his future is clearly  bright. Despite challenges he often face in his line of work, Teboho is not willing to let anything de-focus him from his dream and vision. He is very focused and determined.

Looking after his Queen

Lately, ladies from Thaba Nchu and surrounding areas have been flooding his Facebook inbox, email and phone wanting a piece of his marvellous works. His unique designs and ability to give clients what they exactly want has made him popular with both men and women. This has also earned him friends as his friendly smile is what mesmerises them apart from his work.

Power Couple

Even under pressure he never stops smiling, replying with humility and taking his customers seriously.  

The Smile of Success

To get in touch with Teboho, Contact him on 078 107 2957, Facebook Teboho Seliane.

Tebogo Nkone is aiming high

By Teboho Masakala

Rising  Thaba Nchu gospel artist Tebogo Nkone is aiming big. In 2017,  together with his friend released their first gospel album titled “Uphakeme” which became popular among the locals and got some airplay in local stations.

The young man loves gospel music and is known for his humble nature often greeting people. In his area of Seroalo (Kopi) he is described as man with a bright future as he is not afraid to take risks. He graduated last year, taking his education seriously.

Tebogo Nkone

He has since took a break from music to venture into business. His business “RiseRadius Trading consists of young people and elders. It’s expected to be launched soon, its aim is to employ locals and give them something to do,  contributing to the local economy.

Despite the business still to be officially launched, its operational and offers services such as Painting, Tiling, Garden Service, Domestic Cleaning and Catering. Show your support and utilise the company’s  services, contact Tebogo on 073 0994 756/051 1425851 or email tebogonkone64@gmail.com.

You can visit them at their premises in Thaba Nchu (Seroalo/Kopi) at Address: 12340

JESUS LOVES YOU

JESUS LOVES YOU

By Teboho Masakala (C)

Life has storms, difficulties, hard times and all that comes with it. Sometimes it becomes so much that we end up thinking the is no way out. Life can be so astonishing that we end up thinking we are cursed or are the cause of our problems.

But in all that, one thing that will never go away is the love Jesus has for you. If the is one thing that you need to know is that Jesus  loves you and cares a lot about you. What you are going through should not makes you forget that Jesus loves you and died for you.

If you are a street kid, do not look at your current situation but know that Jesus also died for you, Jesus didn’t die only for the rich or those who knows him, but he died for everybody. The prostitutes, the poor, rich, the young or old he loves all of them.

Yes even the killers, he loves them and if they repent  or have repented, Jesus will welcome them with open arms because he died for them also. No matter what you going through, it is not the end of the world. Do not look down on yourself because God loves you the way you are and cares about you so much that he is always by your side, slowly and surely he is changing your tears to smiles, sorrow to happiness.

People may look at you and see a trouble maker, killer, prostitute, gambler or all these name tags they may associate you with but that doesn’t change the fact that Jesus died for you on the cross and his love for you will never end.

Have faith in Jesus, love him back, give your life and heart to him and he will change your life. He will disappoint those who looked down on you and thought you have no future. He will change your misery; he will bring tears of joy and everything you ask from him he shall surely do.

Come as you are to Jesus, learn to love him. Jesus loves you no matter what, if you walk through the valley of the shadow of death, do not fear because Jesus if with you and loves you.

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and  only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life (JOHN 3:16)

By Teboho Masakala (C)

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Make Time for God

 Make Time for God

By Teboho Masakala

If the is one thing that we don’t have most of the time. It’s TIME! We get so busy with our daily lives that we don’t make time for our Creator.  We get so caught up with our daily lives, work, business, family or whatever that takes a big chunk of our time that we forget that we must make time for God.

No matter how busy we can be, we must make time for God. Time is what most people don’t have as they are mostly pre-occupied but however since some people may have little time, it is important to make it.

If we can make time to visit a sick relative at a hospital, attend a funeral or a wedding, surely we can make time for God. If we can divide our time for our spouses, children and work, surely we can also make time for God.

God knows that we have to make a living and chase our dreams. However he wants us all to himself, he wants us to give him our hearts. How many times in a day do you make time to pray, read the bible and thank God?

Do you make time for God or only need him when you are in trouble or suffering? Don’t remember God only in times of need but do make time for him. Our lives will always be busy but that is not an excuse to not make time for God.

Spending time with God is really precious, you can hear God and converse with him as he is your loving and caring father.

If you have a hectic schedule, spend an hour with God or whatever time you can make for God. God loves you. For once, forget about how busy you are or a deadline to meet, think about God and all he has blessed you with.

Remember how you prayed when you needed God and how he made time to help you and answer your prayers. So it is important that you find time for God, look at the time you make for others and ask yourself if you are doing the same for God.

If you can sacrifice taxi money to spend time with family and travel long distances, what’s stopping you to sacrificing for God and make time for him?

Life is short. You don’t know how long you will live, make time for God. If you don’t have it, find it and use it. Make time for the Creator of heaven and earth.

By Teboho Masakala (C)

Create Your Own Happiness

Create Your Own Happiness

By Teboho Masakala (C) 

Mr and Mrs Masakala (#Team Masakala)

Create your own happiness! You cannot rely on people to make you happy when only yourself knows the kind of happiness you want. We waste too much of our precious time trying to fit in with wrong crowds just to be happy.

If it’s not that, we go all out to make other people happy, hoping buying their happiness will make us feel better but nope, it doesn’t while in fact it shows what length desperation can make us go just to be happy.

Other people even impress their boyfriends and girlfriends in search of happiness thinking that will free them from the chains of sadness and be accepted by those they are trying to impress but that in turn does more harm than its intended purpose.

Why can’t we see that only we can create our own happiness? If we don’t no one else will. Create your own happiness wherever you are and don’t wait for people to do that for you because that comes at a price if you allow them.

Who said you can’t be happy on your own and need people to be? Life is too short, you need to be happy.

Appreciate the little you have: Appreciate the little you have and be content with your life. Don’t try too hard to impress people but let what you have satisfy you. Asking for help sometimes can invite enemies in your life. The little you have can bring happiness if you are content with what you have.

Mind your own business: What other people does or say doesn’t concern you at all. Forget about them and focus on your own life and how you can reach your dreams. Being in other people’s life and affairs can derail your own life resulting in you being caught in unnecessary drama. Learn to keep your mouth shut and also learn to say no. Saying no can save you. Minding your own business can bring happiness as you won’t be caught in other people’s drama.

Money:  No matter the little you have, use it to be happy, go on a tour, cruise or throw a party. Take a tour and see the beauty of our country. You don’t need billions to be happy, it’s not how much you have that counts, but what you do with what you have.

Save a little every month and after saving enough, do what you have always wanted with your money. You work hard for your money, let it bring you happiness! Reward the body that works hard for it.

The Bible: The Word of God will give you peace and strength. Read it whenever you are feeling down. It will rejuvenate your spirit.

Music: Music can heal and soothe a broken heart. Playing your favourite song can ease or remove stress. It can change your emotions and comfort you when you are down. So go ahead and play music and see how it can change your life, when you are sad play a song that will heal you.  In your car sing along to the words of the song as by so doing you can relieve tension and stress.

Family: Spend time with your family. Cook a good meal, invite them over and reminisce about the good old days while growing up. They can make you laugh and help you bond with your family.

Negativity: Bad company corrupts good character. Stay away from negative people, they will hold you back. Surround yourself with “like-minded people”, people who have same ambition and dreams as you. A Lion walks with Lions and not with cows.

Create your own happiness.

By Teboho Masakala (C)

What happened to love?

What happened to love?

By Teboho Masakala (C)

Inspired by Mr Thami Kankalane and Prophet Michael Voyiya

“If I speak in tongues of men and of angels but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.  Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonour others. It is not self seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.  Love never fails” 1 Corinthians 13:1-8

If the is one thing that truly proves that we care for one another is love. Love covers all. We live in an era where our love for our fellows brothers and sisters has  depleted. It has been substituted with hate, instead of showing love we do the opposite.

In our everyday life we come across needy people, poor people who needs our help but instead of helping them, we either complain, laugh or totally be ignorant. If a friend, family or anyone who might need our help, instead of buying them shoes, food or whatever they need, we turn a blind eye and act like we don’t care because it doesn’t affect us.

 Instead of helping, some gossip unashamedly so. Some get irritated while some don’t care. When you see a brother or sister needing clothes or food, instead of complaining or gossiping about their state, rather go buy what that person lacks or need instead of speaking bad about them.

When you help, help out of love and don’t do it for Facebook likes or to be respected by people. Let love be the thing that motivates you to help others.

We see people helping the less fortunate not with good intentions but to parade them on social media and to get praise forgetting that those people they are parading are human beings with feelings who don’t appreciate the state they find themselves in but because of their background they have to accept what they are given not because they want but because they need them.

If you give out of love, let it be between you, God and the people you are giving to without inviting the whole world. By so doing you let love reign and show that you care for the person you are helping.  Show love not only to your immediate family but to every living being. When you help someone, take that as an investment that will help you in future or your children. 

Do not complain when you help people because love does not complain. Its patient and kind. The person you helped today might help you tomorrow. The way you showed love and generosity to them is a seed which will grow to help you or others. Even if it might not be you being helped, someone will benefit from that seed of love you planted when you helped.

People are bound to make mistakes and offend you as many times as they can but do not keep a record of their wrongs but forgive them. Show love through forgiveness, doing so you free yourself from holding on to pain and freeing the person you are forgiving. Love forgives and doesn’t keep record of wrongs. If Jesus can forgive you for all the sins you made since you were born and those you make after forgiving you, why can’t you do the same?

Love has no status nor a title. When you practice love, your title or status doesn’t matter because love is not full of pride nor is self seeking. Jesus left heaven to come to the earth to reconcile us with our Father, he became nothing though he had it all. He is a King of Kings, Lord of lords yet he didn’t let his title stop him from doing the will of God. Everything done out of love bears fruits and prospers. God multiplies and blesses it.

As a child of God, be led by love, be propelled by love to do good. Let love be the ultimate reason you help others. May God bless you.

By Teboho Masakala (C)

Inspired by Mr Thami Kankalane and Prophet Michael Voyiya

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The Grace of God is not a licence for Immorality (Inspired by Jude 1:4)

The Grace of God is not a licence for Immorality (Inspired by Jude 1:4)

By Teboho Masakala

If the is one thing God has showed his love for us is by his grace. Through his grace he has shown mercy and his love. However the are some people who plays with the same grace and use it as a license to commit immorality.

Some of our brothers and sisters in Christ keep sinning and hiding behind the grace of God knowing that God is a loving Father who will keep forgiving them no matter how many times they backslide. Some intentionally engage in immoral acts knowing that  God will forgive them when they repent.

The are many stories of bad things done by our brothers and sisters in Christ and how they have lured the weak to commit evil acts using the name of the Lord. Some “Men of God” have made news headlines for committing evil acts using the name of the Lord.

They hide behind the name of Jesus and has used it to dupe innocent people and so doing used it as a license to commit immorality. Because of their acts, some people have lost faith in Christianity resulting in souls being  lost for Christ.

As  children of God, Jesus died for us and was crucified so that  we can get God’s grace. It is by God’s grace that we can do some of the things that the world cannot do. His grace brings favour in our lives which brings blessings, prosperity and other good things. We must not abuse the grace of God and engage in immorality, by so doing we are crucifying Christ all over again and denying him.

We need to watch how we live. We must not use the grace of God as a license to immorality. Just because our sins has been forgiven and we are born again doesn’t mean we should do as we please and behave recklessly.

Jesus didn’t die for nothing, his death enabled God to have  mercy on us and gave us his grace. If we engage in immorality we are denying Christ because he died so that we cannot be slaves to sin but to have life and have it abundantly. His death reconciled us to God our Father and being called his children is the most beautiful thing ever.

God is watching us always, he never sleeps. You may do things in secret or far away from people just to protect your image but you cannot hide anything from God. He see’s everything including what’s in your heart. Don’t think because people don’t see you when you  engage  in immorality God doesn’t. He sees  you and you will answer to him and not people. Fear God than people.

Do not take the grace of God for granted. Don’t abuse it because any day can be your last day on earth and you don’t want to die having lost this precious gift. Thank God for his grace in your life because  It is because of it that you are alive.

It is because of it that you have a job, parents, money, friends, wife/husband, children and all you have.

The Grace of God is not a licence for Immorality (Inspired by Jude 1:4)

By Teboho Masakala (C) 

IT IS NOT OVER YET

IT IS NOT OVER YET

By Teboho Masakala 

All of us has that moment where we feel like giving up. Where we try all to keep ahead but when that too fails we feel that the only option is to succumb and give up our dreams.  Life can be astonishing at times. When you plan your dreams, goals and how you want your life to be,   it unexpectedly pelts  a bomb at you and things end up so bad you end up thinking you are bewitched or someone is Jealous of you.

If you are still alive, do not give up. Being alive shows you still have a chance to dream and  plan your goals. The are four seasons in a year, each season has its own changes. When it is winter, the are changes that not only affect you but also the climate.

Don’t you know that all things work together for those who love the Lord? (Romans 8:28)  Do not give up because until God says it’s over, it is not over yet!  They can laugh at you when you are going through hard times and call you names, pointing fingers and saying all kinds of horrible things about you but do not worry because when your season comes, those who shunned you will be shamed.

God cannot give you dreams and ability to have vision and then take that away from you. Whatever you are going through it is just temporary, it is there to refine you, teach you and prepare you for what lies ahead.

So don’t look at your situation or whatever you are going through as a curse but see God in it and no matter how painful it is, God is planning something better for you and after conquering. The pain you  passed through will one day be a lesson to someone.

So whatever people say about you, do not mind or show that you care because it is not over Until God says so. As long as the is life in you, you must not give up. Let them laugh at you, they are people and will always talk but your season is coming and when it comes, God will shame all of them.

God will never let you as his child to suffer and whatever you are going through, he is with you and when your season comes he shall bring smiles, joy and you shall see his hand upon you and you will never go back because when it is time for your season that God brings. Your life will change and you shall never look  back.

Hold on to God, it is not over yet. No matter the pain you going through it is not over yet and you shall conquer because great is God in you than the devil in the world. Pursue your dreams, follow your heart because it is not over yet until God says so.

By Teboho Masakala       

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The word of God is a Mirror: (inspired by James 1:23-24)

The word of God is a Mirror: (inspired by James 1:23-24)

By Teboho Masakala

The word of God is like a mirror, the mirror is used to see if all is in order and to spot mistakes. When you use the mirror,you take time to carefully see if your hair is combed or your face is ok. The mirror assures you that all is in order.

That is the same with the word of God, we use it to introspect our ways and see if we still walking in line with God’s commandments. The word of God corrects, rebukes, corrects, disciplines and gives life.

It guides and   directs us on the path we have to take. As much as the mirror is an important part of our  everyday lives, the word of God is life, when you are in trouble it calms you and instructs  you to have faith in God.

When you use a mirror, it helps you to spot mistakes which others will notice but not yourself. The word of God points at mistakes we do not notice. We may think we are walking according to the word of God only to find the  are certain things we have done wrong but if we look carefully into the word of God, it helps us to spot the mistakes we have done without us noticing.

The mirror doesn’t judge how you look but helps you fix mistakes. All people are welcomed to use it; the word of God does not judge us but helps us fix our mistakes. Everyone is welcomed to study the word of God.

Ladies spent a lot of time in front of the mirror putting on make up and making sure they look good. The more time they spend in front of the mirror the more their confidence builds up, it helps them to pay attention to details.

This also applies to the word of God, you need to spend a lot of time on the word of God, it will give you a direction. The more time you spend on the word of God the more peace you will have and your life will change. You will be able to face storms, rejoice in pain and be comforted in times of distress, while other people will panic during trials and tribulations; you will rejoice giving God the Glory and thanking him to for the blessings after passing tribulations.

Spending  time on the word of God will increase  the favour of God in your life. You will know how God operates, what he loves and hates. You will be closer to God and believe what he says, through the word of God, you will see that it is God breathed and  gives life. Your faith will be strengthened.  It resurrects even those who had gave up.

As much as ladies spent more time in front of the mirror than when they bath, also spend time on the word Of God. After using the mirror, you look once again to see if all is in order and if you look the way you wanted, after getting the satisfaction you wanted, you are ready to face the word. Even when people compliment you, you will reply with a smile knowing that you first looked at the mirror and what people are complimenting you for is what you already know.

This applies to the word of God. When people see the favour of God in your life, you will rejoice because you already know where the source of your happiness comes from. When they shower you with praise  complimenting you, you will be rest assured that the word of God complimented you first and what people say will be in agreement with it.

The word of God is important for guidance . As long as we are alive, we need it as it completes us. It comforts us in times of trouble, it is a mirror for our lives. We need to look at it to introspect our lives. Study and meditate upon it. It will change your life.

By Teboho Masakala

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