I Need To Nurture The Seed

This episode is a reminder that while God performs miracles, He often invites us to participate in them.Throughout Scripture, God consistently asked people to move before they saw the miracle: stretch out your hand, pick up your mat, fill the jars with water, step into the river. Faith has always looked like obedience in motion.We also unpack why humility is one of Heaven's greatest currencies and how pride can quietly keep us from receiving what God wants to do in our lives. We discuss the difficult journey of learning to trust people again after disappointment, understanding that being wounded by people shouldn't harden our hearts against God's ability to work through people.Above all, we explore why faith is more than believing God can—it is participating as though He will.If you've been waiting on God, this conversation may challenge you to ask a different question:Have I stopped believing... or have I stopped participating?

Join the mailing list here: https://buli-makhubo.kit.com/dc88dfda44 In this special episode, I share the story behind The Yielded Life; why I wrote it, the convictions that shaped every chapter, and the burden God placed on my heart for a generation that knows His Word yet struggles to live fully surrendered to it.This isn't just a conversation about a book. It's a conversation about all of us.The Yielded Life is coming end of August 2026. Join the mailing list to be the first to receive launch updates, exclusive content, and much more as we prepare for release

In today's Episode with Busisiwe Mothudi we unpack why surrendering to Christ as Lord is one of our greatest struggles. We explore the subtle ways we resist God's Lordship and why control feels safer than obedience.

We all have wells—people, places, habits, and pursuits we keep returning to, hoping they'll satisfy what only Christ can.In this episode of REFINE, we uncover the empty wells we often build our lives around and why they always leave us thirsty. Through Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4, we discover that the deepest longing of our souls cannot be fulfilled by temporary satisfaction, but only by the Living Water found in Christ.If you're tired of chasing what never lasts, this episode is an invitation to leave the empty wells behind and drink from the One who truly satisfies.

Sometimes the greatest obstacle to complete obedience isn't rebellion—it's the emotions we refuse to surrender. This episode explores how sentiment, misplaced compassion, and emotional attachment can keep us from fully yielding to God's will.If this conversation challenges you, subscribe, share it with a friend who’s rebuilding their life, and leave a review so more people can find it. Listen on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/3sMJImY...Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast... FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM : @BuliMakhubo : https://www.instagram.com/buli_makhubo?igsh=MWR5ZDExcndubDk1bw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr@ REFINE: https://www.instagram.com/refiine_?igsh=MWd5ejdmaXJ2ZDlnbg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

In today's Christian culture, it's easy to become consumed with appearances, platforms, and personalities. We know our favorite preachers, quote influential leaders, and master Christian language, yet many of us have neglected the One we claim to follow. Somewhere along the way, Christianity became more about performing for people than being transformed by Christ.In this episode, we explore God's true desire for His children: not flawless religious performance, but hearts that are continually surrendered and transformed. We discuss the danger of idolizing leaders, measuring spirituality by outward works, and pursuing recognition while missing intimacy with Jesus.God is not looking for people who merely look the part. He is looking for people whose hearts have been changed by His presence.Join us as we rediscover the difference between religion and relationship, performance and transformation, and what it truly means to follow Jesus.

When marriage reflects God's heart, it becomes more than a relationship—it becomes a catalyst for restoration and revivalMarriage was never meant to be merely a milestone, a status, or the fulfillment of our personal desires.In this episode, we explore God's blueprint for marriage and why His design extends far beyond romance & personal expectations. Whether you are single, engaged, or married, this conversation is an invitation to shift your perspective from self-fulfillment to surrender, from preference to purpose, and from personal ambition to holy covenant.Because single or married, it's not about you—it's about God's glory, God's covenant, and God's Kingdom purposes being revealed through yielded lives.Join myself & Faith Matilo as we explore what it means to return to God's design and become part of His restoration story.

Offence is one of the enemy's most subtle and destructive weapons. It often disguises itself as justified hurt, righteous anger, or self protection, but beneath the surface it becomes a trap that keeps us bound, bitter, and spiritually stagnant.In this episode, Ps Nonhlanhla Gcabashe, author of the book The Unoffendable Heart, unpacks how offence distorts our perspective, damages relationships, hinders healing, and prevents us from walking in the fullness of God's purpose for our lives. When we hold on to offence, we begin to see people, situations, and even God through the lens of our pain rather than through the truth of His Word.Join us as we explore the spiritual consequences of living offended, the freedom that comes through forgiveness, and why God calls us to release what hurts us rather than carry it. Discover how yielding your hurt to God can break the chains of bondage, restore your relationships, and position you to receive the blessings, peace, and growth that God desires for you.If you've been carrying wounds, resentment, or unresolved hurt, this conversation will challenge you to let go, heal, and walk in freedom.

In the season 2 finale I speak about the reason for our short break ( Nurturing The Seed) , the mistakes I made that I don't want to make anymore and my recent encounter with my Spiritual Father that is truly such a defining line in the sand of my life right now

You can “tick Christian” on a form and still feel split in two. We sat down for an unfiltered talk about identity in Christ, and why so many of us hit a wall where we don’t recognize ourselves anymore. That scary moment isn’t always loud rebellion. Sometimes it’s quiet compromise that stacks up until your life looks nothing like what you say you believe. We get honest about grief, conviction, and the deep ache of realizing you’ve drifted far from who God created you to be.If this conversation challenges you, subscribe, share it with a friend who’s rebuilding their life, and leave a review so more people can find it