Apostle J. A. Phiri

Integrity isn’t about chasing human approval, it’s about doing what’s right even when no one’s watching, because in the end we’re answerable to God, not man.

Dear child of God, stand firm in your values even if no one applauds you.
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Some blessings arrive so quietly that we forget to pray first.
A new car—keys in hand, engine running.
A new house—furniture in place, doors opened.
A new business—plans set, operations started.
In the excitement, we move fast and overlook the most important step: inviting God in.

Prayer is not a formality; it’s an acknowledgement that without Him, even good things can lose direction. Before we use, occupy, or operate, let’s pause and pray.

May we never be too busy celebrating the blessing to forget the Blesser. 🙏

While the whole malawi talks about the challenges of the economy, fuel hike, electricity bills etc, God reminds us that His throne is unshakable. He is on the throne (Psalm 47:8), and His plans are higher than ours.

As Christians, we are called to seek His wisdom and trust in His provision. Proverbs 3:5-6 says:
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."

Even in times of uncertainty, opportunities abound for those who walk in faith. Remember Joseph in Egypt, through God’s wisdom, he turned a famine into a season of blessing for many.

Let us pray for discernment, courage, and God’s wisdom to see the doors He is opening, even when the world focuses on lack.
Focus on Him, work faithfully, and watch God turn challenges into opportunities!

Dear fellow man of God,

“Buy the truth, and do not sell it.” — Proverbs 23:23

Every man of God must live with a holy fear:
the fear of finding the truth, struggling for it, seeking it, pursuing it, paying the cost in time, prayer, sacrifice, and obedience—only to later sell it for money, popularity, applause, or comfort.
Truth is expensive to obtain, but it is priceless once found.
To trade eternal truth for temporary gain is a dangerous exchange.

May we be men and women who pursue truth relentlessly and guard it faithfully, no matter the cost.

One of the most disturbing things as a Christian is praying and feeling like nothing is happening. But prayer is not just a way to get things from God—it is a way to communicate with Him.
When we treat prayer as relationship, not a transaction, God supplies our needs according to His will.
Lord, help us understand prayer and its power. 🙏

In today’s world, where almost every part of life depends on money—health, food, farming, education, etc—we often spend most of our time chasing it.
Yet we must remember this truth: it is God who gives us the power to get wealth (Deuteronomy 8:18).
The same God who gives can also take it all away, even what we think we securely possess (Luke 12:15).
As we pursue wealth, let us keep God at the center. Trust Him, honor Him, and make time for Him because riches without God lead to emptiness, but God with or without riches is enough.

The anointing of God is the power of God working in a man. It is not emotion, noise, or title—it is divine enablement. When God anoints a person, He releases His power to operate through human vessels, giving them the ability to do what is impossible by natural strength.
The anointing makes the invisible power of God visible through physical action—healing the sick, breaking yokes, declaring truth with authority, and fulfilling divine assignments.
📖 “How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power, who went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil, for God was with Him.”
— Acts 10:38
The anointing does not glorify man; it reveals God. It equips a person to serve God’s purpose effectively and brings tangible results in the physical world.
📖 “It is the anointing that breaks the yoke.”
— Isaiah 10:27.
Anyone can be anointed, it's just a matter of understanding it better.

In many churches today, singing and dancing have become a spectacle—a show meant to impress people rather than to honor God. Hands are lifted, feet are moving, voices are loud, yet hearts remain far from God.

True worship is not about the stage, the rhythm, or the applause. It is about obedience, humility, repentance, and a surrendered heart. When worship becomes performance, we risk pleasing people while grieving God.

📖 “Take away from Me the noise of your songs, for I will not hear the melody of your stringed instruments.” — Amos 5:23 (NKJV)

God is not impressed by our sound if our lives contradict His will. Worship without righteousness is dangerous—it hardens the heart and gives a false sense of spirituality.
Let us return to true worship—worship that flows from a clean heart and a life aligned with God’s word.
🙏🏽 Lord, teach us to worship You in spirit and in truth.

🔥 It’s time to CROSS OVER! 🔥
Join us for EL-ROI NIGHT 2025–2026, a powerful night of prayer, prophecy, and divine encounter.
📅 31st December | ⏰ 6PM till dawn
📍 VTGC Headquarters, Nathenje – Lilongwe
Come and experience El-Roi — the God who sees you!

It’s sad how public prayer has turned into a joke these days. The reverence prayer deserves is slowly disappearing, and some people pray in public — at weddings, funerals, and other gatherings — just to make others laugh. I mean… how? Whom are we praying to? Who is supposed to answer that prayer? How did we get here?
It’s time we restore the seriousness, honour, and respect that true prayer requires.

In my 12 years of ministry, I have learned so much. My father ProphetThoko Moses has imparted great wisdom to me, and one major lesson about prophetic ministry stands out:
👉🏾 If you speak your own mind while claiming it to be the mind of God, you will desperately try to defend your words when they fail to come to pass.

📖 “If what a prophet proclaims in the name of the Lord does not take place or come true, that is a message the Lord has not spoken.” – Deuteronomy 18:22

✅ Wait on His voice. Speak only as He leads.

✨ Today, I joyfully exercised my right as a citizen to vote.
As a pastor, I believe good stewardship is not only spiritual but also civic—participating in the democratic process is one way we honor God by seeking the welfare of our nation.
Let’s continue to pray for peace, unity, and godly leadership in Malawi. ✝️🇲🇼