Faith Beyond Sight

Faith Beyond Sight

Daily teaching   June 11, 2026

 THE WORD IN 60 SECONDS

with Major Kudzai Marime 

Dz Extension Corps 

Harare West Division 

Why allow our eyes to focus on the enemy's schemes when faith can see what sight cannot? Our natural eyes often give birth to fear and uncertainty, but faith brings confidence in God's power.

As Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego walked toward the fiery furnace, they were surrounded by spectators and guarded by those who had bound them. Yet they did not allow what they saw to determine what they believed. They chose faith over fear and trusted God completely.

Friends and family, in moments of hopelessness, let us rest under Heaven's covering. Faith moves us to experience God's limitless power. Those who focus only on the flames will feel the heat from afar, but those who walk by faith will witness God's deliverance.

Whatever painful situation you may be facing today, step into it with faith and watch the hand of God at work. Trust Him, and you will see His power revealed.

"For we walk by faith, not by sight."  - 2 Corinthians 5:7

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Faith in Action: Zimbabwe Council of Churches Learns New Pathways to Prosperity for Farmers in Mozambique

Faith in Action: Zimbabwe Council of Churches Learns New Pathways to Prosperity for Farmers in Mozambique

Local   June 10, 2026

 

By A Correspondent - The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has taken another significant step in its mission to uplift rural communities by strengthening market access and value addition opportunities for farmers through a cross-border learning exchange in Mozambique.

On June 8, 2026, a ZCC delegation led by Head of Programs for Humanitarian Services and Diakonia, Maria Tendai, visited Sussundenga District in Mozambique as part of the Scaling Up Resilience Project. The initiative is being implemented in Gutu and Bikita districts in partnership with the United Church of Canada and the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

The exchange visit was designed to expose the delegation to successful models of value addition, market systems development, and enterprise growth being championed by the Micaia Foundation. By learning from proven approaches, ZCC aims to strengthen support for farmers and help them move beyond production to profitable participation in agricultural markets.

During the visit, the delegation paid courtesy calls to ADRA Mozambique and the District Development Coordinator’s Office in Sussundenga. ADRA Mozambique is implementing community development initiatives in collaboration with the Micaia Foundation, focusing on sustainable livelihoods, climate resilience, market access, and value addition for rural households.

ZCC officials said the visit provided valuable insights into how farmers can increase the value of their agricultural products, secure reliable markets, and improve household incomes. The lessons learned are expected to inform future interventions under the Scaling Up Resilience Project, helping farming communities in Zimbabwe enhance food security and build resilience against economic and climate-related challenges.

The exchange also highlighted the importance of regional cooperation in addressing poverty and promoting sustainable development. Through shared learning and partnerships, communities can adopt innovative approaches that create lasting economic opportunities for smallholder farmers.

As the church continues its development work alongside local and international partners, the knowledge gained in Mozambique is expected to contribute to stronger agricultural enterprises, improved livelihoods, and greater hope for farming families in Gutu, Bikita, and beyond.

GOD’S PLANS ARE GREATER THAN OURS

GOD’S PLANS ARE GREATER THAN OURS

Daily teaching   June 09, 2026

 

“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’” (Jeremiah 29:11)

Jeremiah 29 was written as a letter to people whose hearts were not in sync with God’s plans. The exiles in Babylon wanted a quick escape, a sudden miracle, and an immediate return to Jerusalem. False prophets were promising speed, but God was speaking stability. While the people were planning survival, God was planning transformation. He told them to build houses, plant gardens, marry, and seek the peace of Babylon because their stay would not be short. Heaven’s timeline was different from human expectation.

This reveals the difference between our plans and God’s plans. We plan for speed, but God plans for stability. We plan for an escape, but God plans for endurance. We plan for quick recovery, but God plans for character. Sometimes we want God to remove the fire immediately, yet He allows the furnace because He is producing faith that cannot be destroyed. His plans may include a dungeon of fire and a den of lions, yet every painful season is still working for our good. Before His people arrived in Babylon, God had already walked before them. Their captivity was not beyond His control.

God’s plans are never random. Even delays are filled with divine purpose. The greatest proof of this is Jesus Christ. Humanity expected a conquering king, but God sent a suffering Savior. Through the cross came salvation, hope, and eternal life. Jesus is the perfect plan of God revealed to the world.

To God be the glory

Rev B Chinhara

Dorcas Moyo’s New Song Mufaro Wangu Inspires Hope

Dorcas Moyo’s New Song Mufaro Wangu Inspires Hope

Entertainment   June 08, 2026

  By Staff Writer - Seasoned gospel musician Dorcas Moyo has released a powerful new song titled Mufaro Wangu, a message of hope and encouragement for people going through disappointment and betrayal.

The song speaks to the pain experienced by many who have trusted those closest to them, only to discover that their confidence was misplaced. In the song, Moyo reflects on the heartbreak of being let down by people once considered genuine and dependable.

"Pane varikuchema nhasi nekuda kwehama dzavakaisa pedyo vachiti ndedzechokwadi only to discover later kuti chipfukuto...

 Mwari dzorerai mufaro wake wekutanga," sings Moyo, praying for God to restore the joy of those who have been wounded by betrayal.

The uplifting track carries a strong message of faith, reminding listeners that God can restore happiness and hope even in the most difficult circumstances.

Adding a unique touch to the song is the appearance of comedian Frets Dongo, whose contribution complements the song's message and broadens its appeal.

Mufaro Wangu is expected to resonate with many listeners who are seeking comfort, healing, and renewed joy amid life's challenges.

BEFORE RUIN, REDEMPTION OVERTAKES

BEFORE RUIN, REDEMPTION OVERTAKES

Daily teaching   June 06, 2026

 THE WORD IN 60 SECONDS 

with Major Kudzai Marime 

Dz Extension Corps 

Harare West Division 

 

Such is the nature of our God. He may allow the enemy to devise plans that appear certain to succeed, but at the appointed time, He intervenes and turns despair into hope. 

Joseph's brothers intended to destroy his future, yet God transformed their actions into a pathway of salvation for many people.

As we remain close to God and walk according to His will, we can trust that His hand is upon our lives. The enemy may scheme, but his plans cannot prevail against God's purpose. What seems like ruin today may become the very avenue through which God brings redemption tomorrow.

Before ruin wins, redemption overtakes—that is the nature of our God. 🙏🏼

"You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good..." (Genesis 50:20)

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A Call to Prayer for Zimbabwe

A Call to Prayer for Zimbabwe

Local   June 05, 2026

 

Zimbabwe Council of Churches...

Following Parliament's Second Reading of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3), the Zimbabwe Council of Churches calls upon all citizens, churches, and people of goodwill to pray for our nation.

Legislators are expected to begin debating the Bill today, after considering the Second Reading presentation and the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee report. As this important constitutional process unfolds, we encourage Zimbabweans to remain informed, engaged, and prayerful.

As people of faith, we are reminded that leadership is a sacred trust and that the pursuit of justice, accountability, and the common good requires both active citizenship and prayerful reflection.

Let us pray that:

- Our leaders will act with wisdom, integrity, and humility;

- Decisions made will uphold justice, accountability, and the dignity of all people;

- Zimbabwe will continue to pursue unity, peace, dialogue, and the common good.

"Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God." - Micah 6:8

May God guide our nation during this important moment in its democratic journey.

#PrayAndParticipate #ConversationsOfHope

Women’s Ecumenical Fellowships Hold Prayer Vigil For National Transformation In Kariba

Women’s Ecumenical Fellowships Hold Prayer Vigil For National Transformation In Kariba

Local   June 03, 2026

 

The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has commended the faith and commitment demonstrated by women from the Greater Mashonaland West Province Women Ecumenical Fellowships (Mubatanidzwa weMadzimai), who gathered in Nyamhunga, Kariba, for an all-night prayer meeting focused on social and national transformation.

Held on May 29, 2026, the prayer gathering brought together women from across the province under the theme, “Arise and Shine, Be Empowered for Transformation.” The event centered on prayer, intercession, and reflection on the challenges affecting communities in Mashonaland West and the nation at large.

According to the Church body, the women were deeply concerned by growing social problems such as drug and substance abuse, economic hardships, child marriages, and other societal challenges impacting families and communities.

In a statement, the Zimbabwe Council of Churches said the women had chosen to stand in prayer for the province and country, drawing inspiration from the biblical story of Queen Esther.

“Like Queen Esther, who courageously interceded for her people in a time of crisis (Esther 4:14-16), these women continue to lead in prayer, seeking God's guidance, healing, and transformation for their families, communities, province, and nation,” the statement read.

Church leaders from the ZCC Local Ecumenical Fellowships also attended the gathering in solidarity with the women. Among those present were the Kariba District and Mashonaland West Provincial Chairpersons, highlighting what the organization described as a united commitment by the Church to confront social and moral challenges affecting communities.

The gathering concluded with a message drawn from Isaiah 60:1, encouraging believers to rise with hope and purpose.

“Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord rises upon you.”

Masvingo Gospel Star Munyaradzi Munodawafa Marks Birthday With Emotional Message Of Gratitude

Masvingo Gospel Star Munyaradzi Munodawafa Marks Birthday With Emotional Message Of Gratitude

Entertainment   June 02, 2026

 

By A Correspondent -Celebrated pianist and gospel musician Munyaradzi Munodawafa, who was born and raised in Masvingo, has marked his birthday with an emotional message reflecting on God’s grace and faithfulness throughout his life journey.

The iconic musician shared a heartfelt statement last week as he celebrated another year of life, thanking God for carrying him through difficult and joyful moments alike.

"Happy birthday to me!" Munodawafa wrote.

He continued: "Lord, thank You for Your grace and mercy that have carried me through every high and low. I wouldn’t be here without You holding me together, even on the days I barely held myself together."

The gospel artist also expressed gratitude for life and the opportunity to experience another year, adding: "Here’s to another year of Your faithfulness and new mercies every morning. Amen and happy birthday to me!"

Munodawafa remains one of Masvingo’s respected gospel musicians, known for his outstanding piano skills and inspirational music that has touched many people across Zimbabwe.