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I Will Build My Church: Have We Misunderstood What Jesus Meant?

In Matthew 16:18, Jesus made a powerful declaration: “I will build my church.” But what exactly did He mean by church?

In this conversation with Ps. Rees Yakung, we reflect on his teaching around this passage and explore how the Church, particularly within the African context, may have interpreted church in ways that sometimes fall short of the impact Jesus intended.

We discuss the difference between building institutions and Christ building a people, the role of the Holy Spirit, our relationships with one another, and what it could look like for the Church to return to the original picture Jesus gave us.

A conversation about moving beyond simply having church to truly becoming the Church Christ is building.

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What is the Kingdom of God, and how is it revealed through believers?

In this episode, we sit down with Apostle Daniel Musukwa from New Testament Ministry to discuss the true meaning of God’s Kingdom. We explore how the Kingdom is demonstrated not only through preaching, miracles, or outward displays of power, but through meekness, humility, love, servanthood, and the character of Jesus expressed in everyday life.

When believers reflect Christ, the reality and effectiveness of God’s Kingdom become visible to the world.

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Ni nini kinatokea baada ya lights kuzimwa, microphone kuwekwa chini, na crowd kuondoka?

Katika kipindi hiki cha Tikvah Podcast, tunazungumzia upande ambao mara nyingi hauonekani wa public praise—pressure ya ku-maintain image, kutafuta validation, na kutegemea applause ili kujisikia valuable.

Tunaangalia jinsi stage, social media, influence na public recognition vinaweza kuwa tools nzuri, lakini pia vinaweza kuanza kuchukua nafasi ya identity yetu.

Je, unaweza bado kujua wewe ni nani bila title, followers, applause au spotlight?

Kipindi hiki ni reminder kwamba identity yetu haipo kwenye performance, success au public image, bali ndani ya Kristo.

Your gift may put you on stage, but the stage should never define who you are.