Jesus For Every Soul Foundation

20/05/2026

THE LOVE OF GOD THAT RESTORES AND HOLDS YOU

The story of Moses shows us a love that is deeper than human understanding. Moses was chosen by God, walked in close relationship with Him, saw His power, and led His people with courage.

Yet even Moses had a moment of failure at Meribah in Book of Numbers 20, where he disobeyed God’s instruction.

Because of that moment, Moses was not allowed to enter the earthly Promised Land. But God did not remove him from His presence or cancel his calling. Discipline came, but separation did not.

What is beautiful is that Moses is still called God’s servant after that. His life did not end in rejection, but in a continued relationship with God.

And even more, in the Transfiguration recorded in Gospel of Matthew 17, Moses appears in glory with Jesus Christ, showing that his story was carried into eternity by God’s mercy.

This reveals the heart of God’s love: He corrects, but He does not abandon. He disciplines, but He does not discard. Even when He says “no” to something, He is still saying “you belong to Me.”

So when you make mistakes or fall short, remember that God’s love is not finished with you. Correction is not rejection.

Discipline is not abandonment.

If God is still shaping your life, it is because you are still His.

Stay close to Him, even in weakness, because His love is strong enough to restore you and faithful enough to carry you through.

02/05/2026

Why do women tend to respect pastors more than husbands?

This happens mainly because of the different values each role brings into a woman’s life.

A husband is placed in the home to lead mainly physically—providing, protecting, and building the family life day by day.

A pastor, on the other hand, leads mainly spiritually—teaching the Word, giving guidance, and strengthening faith.

Because spiritual things are often valued above physical things in the heart, many women naturally give more attention, honour, and emotional respect to the one feeding them spiritually.

In the same way, workplace bosses can also receive higher respect than the husbands because they control provision, direction, and financial stability.

From the original design of God, the husband was meant to carry both physically and spiritual leadership in the home.

The home was intended to be a place where the husband leads in prayer, direction, and wisdom, covering his family in both spiritual and physical matters.

When spiritual leadership is strongly experienced from church and provision is strongly experienced from work, those influences can sometimes feel more active than what is happening at home—simply because of consistency and focus in those spaces.

The Bible calls for proper order, where the husband is honoured in his God-given role, and respect is not divided or misplaced but directed in balance and wisdom.

May God restore strong men in every home. May husbands rise with confidence to take their rightful place as leaders—spiritually in guiding their families, physically in protecting and building their homes, and financially in providing with diligence and integrity.

May God strengthen families and bring divine order, peace, and unity. Amen.

02/05/2026

Effect of the HIV and AIDS pandemic

Child of God, we give thanks to the Almighty that through medical progress, awareness, and treatment, HIV and AIDS are no longer the same death sentence it once was.

Many lives are being sustained, and hope has been restored in countless families.

However, it is also important that we reflect honestly on the deeper effects this pandemic has had on society so that we may understand our journey and move forward with wisdom.

HIV and AIDS did not only affect health—it affected the structure of families, relationships, and community life.

Beyond sickness and loss, it introduced emotional fear, stigma, and social pressure that influenced how people relate, trust, and commit to one another.

One of the major visible effects has been changes in family patterns, including increased separation, more single-parent homes, and strained relationships caused by long-term illness, care responsibilities, and emotional stress within households.

In many communities, the early response also came with a strong emphasis on individual protection, awareness, and self-preservation.

While this was necessary, in some cases, it unintentionally affected how people viewed trust, loyalty, and long-term commitment in relationships.

Yet even in all of this, God has sustained families, strengthened individuals, and brought healing where there was pain and brokenness.

As we move forward, let us rebuild what was affected—restoring trust, strengthening families, and encouraging love, responsibility, and unity in our communities.

Let us choose compassion over fear and commitment over division. Amen.

28/04/2026

KINGDOM RISE MENTORSHIP – 4TH EMPOWERMENT SESSION

Child of God, your moment to rise has come!

Join us for a powerful 4th Empowerment Session of Kingdom Rise Mentorship — a life-changing gathering designed to equip, empower, and elevate you into your God-given purpose.

This is more than a session… it’s a divine encounter.

A moment to be strengthened in the Word, renewed in your mind, and activated for your calling.

Come and be:
• Empowered by the Word
• Transformed in your mindset
• Equipped for your purpose

Date: 9 May 2026
Time: 14:00 – 16:00
Location: Manzini
Contact: 79550902
EVENT IS FREE!

Don’t miss this opportunity to grow, connect, and rise into the person God has called you to be.
Your rise is now!

28/04/2026