Matthew 25
Serve or Separate: The Choice That Shapes Eternity
The Eternal Weight of Compassion
Matthew 25
Strengthen Your Faith, Connect with Community
Prisoners
Even behind bars, the human spirit can soar. Though prisoners may be confined by walls and chains, they can still find true freedom, freedom of the mind, heart, and soul. Through truth, forgiveness, and inner transformation, they can be set free in spirit.
Hospitals
Often we walk quiet, painful paths unseen by the world. They carry battles of the mind and heart that few understand. Yet even in those lonely, sterile rooms, comfort can be found. A kind word, a gentle presence, or the reminder that they are not forgotten can bring light into their darkness. Most of all, they need our prayers. Our intercession can be a lifeline—asking God to bring them peace, healing, and hope.
Community
we desperately need are the sons of God—those willing to rise up, walk boldly in their God-given purpose, and be living examples of holiness, integrity, and love.
The streets are filled with the broken—people in shelters, drug addicts, robbers, runaways, and the forgotten. But they are not lost causes.
Sanctus Ipsum
The Power of Faith and the Blood of Jesus Christ
Have faith in the Lord Jesus who died for your sins and know that the Blood of Jesus Heals, Justifies, Forgives, Redeems, Sanctifies and washes away your sins.
Matthew 25
SO (Okuhle) Mayatula
No prison or sickness can hold a person who has discovered peace within, who walks in truth, and who embraces hope. True freedom isn’t just about being released from a cell, experience healing, it’s about being liberated from guilt, anger, and despair. Even in jail, one can be truly free. Our intercession can be a lifeline, asking God to bring them peace, healing, and hope. Let us not overlook them, for their pain is real, and our love and prayers can be part of their healing.
Yourbest
Find Your Place in Matthew 25
As we will be ministering in Prisons, Hospitals, Shelters, and communities, we would appreciate your help in any of these fields, contact us and partner with God’s purpose!
Children’s Ministry
One of the most difficult lessons in life—and one of the most powerful teachings of Jesus—is the call to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us (Matthew 5:44). For children, this may seem confusing and even unfair. But with gentle guidance, we can help them grow hearts that reflect Christ’s love, even in the face of unkindness.
Youth & Young Adults
The world promises freedom through partying, drinking, smoking, and sex—but that kind of freedom always leaves you empty, broken, and bound. Real freedom is found in Jesus Christ.
As a young adult, living for Jesus means choosing a different path—a path of purity, peace, and purpose. It means saying no to alcohol, drugs, and sexual immorality—not out of fear, but because you’ve found something better: a relationship with the One who gave His life for you.
Entreprenuers
As a young entrepreneur, it’s easy to rely on hustle, strategy, and success metrics. But true provision doesn’t come from your grind—it comes from God.
When you put Jesus at the center of your business, you tap into a source greater than your own strength. He is your provider, your wisdom, and your way-maker. “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you” (Matthew 6:33).
God honors diligence and faith. Build with integrity. Dream with purpose. Trust Him in the dry seasons and praise Him in the fruitful ones. Your business is not just a career—it’s a calling.
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Matthew 25: 41-16
“For I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink, I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not clothe me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me.“
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Luke 6:38
Give with a Generous Heart
“If you give, you will get! Your gift will return to you in full and overflowing measure, pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, and running over. Whatever measure you use to give, large or small, will be used to measure what is given back to you.”