1. Key questions to ask before marriage [PDF]
2. 7 Ways to prepare for the Second - Coming [PDF]
3. What to do about backslidden Zimbabweans in the diaspora? [PDF]
More Audio Sermons
Pastor Sam Mahlangu – Family Life Seminar. Pst Mahlangu gives some tips for the single and the married about family issues.
Dr Jane Sabes – “The Joy in Service” Preaching at the first ever Irish Mission Camp-meeting, Dr Jane Sabes demonstrates the different personality styles that people use and how they can be useful for daily Christian living.
Edith Samambwa – Health Reform Is God concerned about our health? In this sermon Edith shows us that God is indeed concerned about our health. Why would an all powerful and all knowing God care about my health?
Brother Njabulo Ndlovu – Tribalism in the church. Is there room for tribalism in the life of a Christian? Is there anything like a Ndebele or Shona Christian? You will be challenged to separate issues from tissues above all else to get back to the roots.
Willie Tafadzwa Chinyamurindi – The Peril of Being Lost. Willie explores what causes us to be lost and suggests ways of getting back on the right path. Drawing from lessons from the lives of two Kings in the bible – lessons can be drawn for modern day royalty.
Leszek Zapart – The importance of sleep Leszek introduces us to one of the world’s missing commodity – sleep. It seems we are becoming busier and the truth of the matter is that our bodies cannot keep up with these fast paced living. How much sleep do you really need? What is the importance of sleep? In this health talk Leszek challenges us to make time for sleep.
Pst Moses Msimanga – Children of the light. Pastor Msimanga gives us some practical ways in which to become children of the light. Has the cloud of darkness been hovering over your head? You will be blessed by this message.
Pst Ben Pontanar – In Times like these – Who do you say I am? Ben challenges the listener that even though we live in tumultuous times – God has not changed. In such a time – what is your perception of God?
Pst Moses Msimanga – Family Life workshop - Being in the diaspora can press challenges upon individuals and the family set-up. In this workshop Pst Msimanga shares on how families can survive albeit the many challenges in this post-modern era.Click here to either download or listen to this message (Part 1):
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Willie Tafadzwa Chinyamurindi – Guess who is coming to dinner? Willie teaches on one of the core and yet often forgotten Christian doctrine of the sanctuary. By using the analogy of dinner preparation, Willie focuses on the sanctuary tools, order of service and what we can learn for practical day to day living. Click here to either download or listen to this message:
Pst Ben Pontanar – In Times like these – Who do you say I am? Ben challenges the listener that even though we live in tumultuous times – God has not changed. In such a time – what is your perception of God?
Click here to either download or listen to this message:Willie Tafadzwa Chinyamurindi – The Best Man I can Be. In this short devotional, Willie focuses on how one can become the best man they can be. In the end is the shocking realisation that it God that makes one a better man.
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Pst Victor Hulbert – Experiences from my travels. After the theology and learning of the day at the Irish camp-meeting, Victor took a story telling approach to evening worship using his travel experiences, it is hoped that this message will encourage you to rejoice in salvation, to develop a fuller and richer picture of God, and to take that picture out and share it with the world.
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Pst Moses Msimanga – Worshipping God in truth and in Spirit. How can we worship God in truth and in spirit? Pastor Msimanga culminates an African Day of Fellowship in Dublin, Ireland by challenging congregants on what it means to worship God with all sincerity. You will be blessed. 
Michelle Mutongi – Two special items of music. Michelle Mutongi is a gifted songstress whose musical talents have seen her feature with big choral groups in London. Enjoy the following songs:Click here to download Song 1: Kufamba naMwari
Click here to download Song 2: Garai neni
Pastor Gavin Anthony – Being Connected Series. Gavin Anthony is the author of the book “The Refiner’s Fire” and was the principal contributor to the Sabbath school quarterly on the same topic. Gavin explores how can be connected to God and the results thereafter. Be sure to also visit his blog.
Edith Samambwa – Zaccheus. Edith focuses on the character of “wee little man” famous for climbing up the sycamore tree. Can we learn anything from the life of this short man and become giants in our faith.
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Samantha Mutongi – The story so far (Poem). Sixteen year old Samantha Mutongi reminds us of the story so far. An encouraging end to dreary picture she paints at first. Click here to download or listen to this message.
Pastor Colin Stewart – A message for young people. Preaching to a packed Luton Church, Colin Stewart challenges young people to remain rooted to Christ and stand – out albeit the current hardships. This message was preached at Luton SDA Church during a youth day. Pastor Stewart is the South England Conference youth director. Click here to download or listen to this message.
Pastor Weiers Coetser – Into the water. In post-modern times – what is our perception of God? Can we so easily bargain with him to get our way round of things? Pastor Weiers reminds us that God is not a negotiator. Pastor Weiers concludes by challenging congregants to dwell on the great love God has for men.
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