Jul 12, 2026 · 1 hr 18 min · 13 segments
Listen to a sermon by Bishop Mosa Sono, preached on the 12th of July, 2026, under the theme: How To Deal With Resistant Forces, sermon subtitle being: The Story of Joseph. Connect with us on the…
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We have an annual leadership conference that I do for the pastors and churches there, which started really by a very interesting thing, and this is gonna link up to what I'm gonna share a little now this morning.
Few years ago, doing our crusades, we went over to Bushbuckridge to go and do a crusade there, and the late Bishop Malele helped us so much, and we set up this particular, uh, space, open space.
We erected a tent there, set up the sound system, and we were gonna have a crusade there.
And, uh, yeah, if there's a time when I realized that principalities and powers are fighting, that was the time.
Uh, boMama, Ma Bishop, as they were going to the place, almost got a very horrific accident.
Uh, we have a trailer, a medical trailer that we pull, that when we go to the out- these, uh, uh, outreaches, we pull that trailer because it's equipped with medical equipment just for primary health, and we've got doctors, nurses, whatever.
And then the night we were supposed to start, after setting up the whole week, sound system, wa, wa, wa, everything, just an hour before or two hours before, it's a storm.
A storm just arose from nowhere, and only in the area where we were going, we had our tent.
Just a, just a small place, which tore the tent to pieces, and one church there was totally destroyed as well.
And I remember, uh, Ma Bishop tells me afterwards, we were just about an hour away reaching our destination, Mthethwe Mkhonto and I and some other people.
So Mama phones me and says, "You won't believe what has happened." I said, "What?" She said, "The tent is no more." I said, "What do you mean? I mean, there's, I mean, where we were, the weather was okay." She said, "No, there's just a storm that arose here." And thank God for Mama because when the storm started, one of the, our volunteers wanted to get up on one of the poles to go and sort something out with the tent, and Mama just sensed that, no, she mustn't do that.
She said, "No, please don't go there." And just few seconds there after, the tent came collapsing down.
I wasn't there, but he literally, he told me later, Mama told me, she said, "He wept," because all the crusades that had been brought there, including Reinhard Bonnke's, that storm tore the tent.
He says, "Balu- ba- baloyi ba- ma-Bushbuckridge bakgatlhe ke." [laughs] Because this area was just a huge stronghold.
In fact, one of our leaders, I won't say it in detail, because we took a team and we were renting some of the houses there.
[laughs] There were paranormal activity happening there- [laughs] ... that one of our people had to literally run in the middle of the night from that house.
However, with all of that, we then, I then started meeting Baruti and doing some leadership thing.
No, I mean, they said, "You know, ministers who come here, they don't come all far, 前后马 high or more." So we started a leadership seminar, and I've been doing that now, I think, for the last six years or seven years, and it has grown.
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We have an annual leadership conference that I do for the pastors and churches there, which started really by a very interesting thing, and this is gonna link up to what I'm gonna share a little now this morning.
Few years ago, doing our crusades, we went over to Bushbuckridge to go and do a crusade there, and the late Bishop Malele helped us so much, and we set up this particular, uh, space, open space.
We erected a tent there, set up the sound system, and we were gonna have a crusade there.
And, uh, yeah, if there's a time when I realized that principalities and powers are fighting, that was the time.
Uh, boMama, Ma Bishop, as they were going to the place, almost got a very horrific accident.
Uh, we have a trailer, a medical trailer that we pull, that when we go to the out- these, uh, uh, outreaches, we pull that trailer because it's equipped with medical equipment just for primary health, and we've got doctors, nurses, whatever.
And then the night we were supposed to start, after setting up the whole week, sound system, wa, wa, wa, everything, just an hour before or two hours before, it's a storm.
A storm just arose from nowhere, and only in the area where we were going, we had our tent.
Just a, just a small place, which tore the tent to pieces, and one church there was totally destroyed as well.
And I remember, uh, Ma Bishop tells me afterwards, we were just about an hour away reaching our destination, Mthethwe Mkhonto and I and some other people.
So Mama phones me and says, "You won't believe what has happened." I said, "What?" She said, "The tent is no more." I said, "What do you mean? I mean, there's, I mean, where we were, the weather was okay." She said, "No, there's just a storm that arose here." And thank God for Mama because when the storm started, one of the, our volunteers wanted to get up on one of the poles to go and sort something out with the tent, and Mama just sensed that, no, she mustn't do that.
She said, "No, please don't go there." And just few seconds there after, the tent came collapsing down.
I wasn't there, but he literally, he told me later, Mama told me, she said, "He wept," because all the crusades that had been brought there, including Reinhard Bonnke's, that storm tore the tent.
He says, "Balu- ba- baloyi ba- ma-Bushbuckridge bakgatlhe ke." [laughs] Because this area was just a huge stronghold.
In fact, one of our leaders, I won't say it in detail, because we took a team and we were renting some of the houses there.
[laughs] There were paranormal activity happening there- [laughs] ... that one of our people had to literally run in the middle of the night from that house.
However, with all of that, we then, I then started meeting Baruti and doing some leadership thing.
No, I mean, they said, "You know, ministers who come here, they don't come all far, 前后马 high or more." So we started a leadership seminar, and I've been doing that now, I think, for the last six years or seven years, and it has grown.