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ALBERT EINSTEIN

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1. Martin Roth - The Song That Plays At The End Of Your Childhood (Extended Mix)
2. Matthew Dear, Lane 8 - Undercover feat. Matthew Dear (YOTTO Remix)
3. Matías Delóngaro - No Rush (Original Mix)
4. Anhauser - Airwave (Nicolas Leonelli Remix)
5. Linus Quick, Syntec - She Likes (Original Mix)
6. Morelly, Sazhin - Hypnosis (Extended Mix)
7. Rue - The Cult (Enamour's Free Love Mix)
8. Rikken - Dreamscape Drift (Original Mix)
9. Dio S - Rain Again (Original Mix)
10. Matías Delóngaro - Draba (Original Mix)
11. Martin Roth - Beautiful Life (Original Mix)

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Elevation & Oblivion – Rise of the Hero 🔮
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Elevation & Oblivion - Rise Of The Hero

Powerful Word By Pastor Ray Francis
Theme: God, Angels and Works Of Salvation!
Sub-Theme: Build The Altar! 
Scriptures: 2 Chronicles 7:14 | Joel 2:12-17
INTRODUCTION 
Prayer propels God’s purposes. Without prayer, we can do nothing. May we be a church that serves God with prayer and fasting.
II Chronicles 7:14 NKJV
[14] if My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land. 
To pray is to humble oneself before God. We live in a time when children of God no longer know how to humble themselves before Him. In Jeremiah 29:11, God declares that He knows the thoughts He thinks toward us, but in verse 13, He says, “You will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart.” The time has come for us to seek God in prayer. Prayer carries and sustains us in difficult times.
To pray is to humble oneself before God. We live in a time when children of God no longer know how to humble themselves before Him. In Jeremiah 29:11, God declares that He knows the thoughts He thinks toward us, but in verse 13, He says, “You will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart.” The time has come for us to seek God in prayer. Prayer carries and sustains us in difficult times.
Joel 2:12-17
God is calling us to turn to Him with all our hearts, but the hearts of many Christians are divided. Yet the Bible commands us to watch over our hearts (Proverbs 4:23). That is why God is calling us to mourn—to repent. God is calling those who minister to Him to return to the altar.
BUILD THE THE ALTAR 
An altar is a place, a space that exclusively belongs to God, where He communes with you and you commune with Him. In the scriptures, whenever man had an encounter with God, He would command them to build an altar for Him. In this season of missions in JTL, something is happening in the spiritual realm and that is why we ought to rebuild our altars. Nothing will change unless we take ourselves to the altar.
Your altar will alter you. The altar is a place of sacrifice, where something must die. We ought to die to self—we must be dead men walking, for unless we die, we cannot become disciples of Jesus. The altar is a place of encounter, an experience that changes our core values. Many Christians are afraid of God-encounters—when we get to the altar and the fire starts burning, we run away. Yet the children of Israel always went back to their altar—Bethel (Genesis 35:5–7).
Today, some of our altars have been contaminated; there is no longer the fear of God—the fear of the Holy Spirit. We have forgotten that the fear of God is the beginning of all wisdom. Are you walking faithfully as a Christian? Can you be considered a letter of recommendation? A church that will influence the world, the marketplaces, and communities must be a church of the altar.
When God looked for Adam and Eve in the garden, He called out, “Adam, where are you?” (Genesis 3:9). God is looking for a place where He can commune with us and transmit to us the vision of heaven. JTL, we have a vision from God, and we must stay where we are so that we may continue to hear from Him. Jesus was always alone with His Father—He always wanted to hear what the Father was saying to Him. But in this present day, our phones have become an altar; our lives are preoccupied with many things, yet God wants to speak to us.
When Jacob wrestled with God, he was never the same (Genesis 32:24–26); he experienced an open heaven. The present church has not experienced this because it is preoccupied with the things of the world. Our children no longer see us praying and reading the Word—our lives have become empty. Church, may we arise; we have a responsibility to build the altar.
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God, Angels And The Works Of Salvation! - Ps. Ray Francis

Powerful word by Pastor Sumera Azeem, at the DOD City Café Conference—Day 1! 
Theme: Women in Christ–Sources of Major Changes! 
Subtheme: Women in Christ Carry The Fragrance Of Christ!
Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 2:15 | Mark 14:3-11
INTRODUCTION! 
We are the fragrance of Christ—His sweet aroma. Because you carry this fragrance, those around you cannot help but notice; they recognize that you are a woman deeply rooted in Him. Through your life, they are able to encounter and experience the love of Jesus.
MARY MAGDALENE—THE WOMAN WITH THE ALABASTER BOX (Mark 14:3-11) 
The woman with the alabaster jar carried a very expensive perfume, and she poured it on Jesus. Those in the room began to criticise her for this service. In the same way, there will always be someone who objects to or criticises your devotion—whether inside or outside the church. Welcome them anyway. Jesus told the people to leave Mary alone because she had done a beautiful thing for Him.
Mary had the power to choose how to use what she was given. She anointed the body of Jesus before His burial because she understood that Jesus was on a mission, and she chose to partner with it. You cannot call yourself a follower of Christ if you do not know what He is doing. Mary understood what Jesus was going to do at the cross, and she gave Him all that she had.
She presented the most expensive thing she possessed—her perfume. It was imported and carried great value. This perfume came from the root of a plant found only in the Himalayas and had to be transported to Bethany. That perfume was not local. DOD, what you carry is not local either. That bottle was imported, rare, and very valuable. It was worth a year’s salary—but she chose to break it and pour it out on Jesus. She knew that Jesus was worth far more than anything money could buy.
Mary was the first [true] follower of Jesus because she knew what He was going to fulfill at the cross.
Many churches, both in the past and in the present, refuse to allow women to preach or to hold positions of authority in the church. Yet, whenever God wants to do something great in the earth, He has always used a woman:
- The woman at the well was the first to preach Jesus in the city.
- Lydia was the first businesswoman to fund the missions of the apostles.
- Deborah was the first woman to lead the army of Israel to victory.
- And if it wasn’t for women, Moses would not have been born or saved from all the dangers that pursued his life. If it wasn’t for women, you and I would not be sitting here today.
HOW ARE YOU USING WHAT GOD HAS BLESSED YOU WITH? 
Mary understood that how she used what she carried was important. The alabaster box represented her financial blessing, and it was this blessing that made those in the room object to her giving it all to Jesus.
Jesus respects your devotion and what you bring to Him. DOD, do you know that the blessing you have been given is for Jesus? How are you using it? Where are you giving it? Stop making Satan wealthy by giving to him what you have. You might not know the value of what you carry, but Satan knows. Know how and where your perfume becomes a fragrance—it is when it is given to God.
We all carry gifts, but the jars in which we carry them are closed—and where the jars are closed, there will be no flow; and where there is no flow, there is death. DOD, may you break your jar so that your perfume may flow!
Like Mary, who knew—according to tradition—that the body of Jesus needed to be prepared for burial with perfume, God has also given you revelation about what He wants to do in this generation. The question is: Will you obey? Like Mary, who did her best—what she could (Mark 14:8)—you can also do your best. What you do for God will not go unnoticed, and what you break for God will never go to waste. As it was with Mary, there will be a memorial written about you (Mark 14:9).
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DOD CITY CAFÉ 2025 DAY 1[Ps. Sumera Azeem - Woman In Christ, Sources of Major Changes!]

Powerful DOD City Café Word By Ps Lekitlane—Day 2!

Theme: Women in Christ—Sources of Major Changes! 
Sub-theme: Woman, Change!
Scripture: Galatians 3:27-29 

INTRODUCTION
When I look at you, I see change; the old has passed. There is neither Zulu nor Tswana because we are all clothed with Christ. Today, we are going to change from the things that have been binding us and making us feel inferior. JTL, you are not small; refuse to feel like grasshoppers. You are a giant of Jesus because you stand for the truth of Christ.

TWO KINDS OF WOMEN I WANT TO TALK ABOUT:
1. THE SAMARITAN WOMAN (John 4:28–31)
To this day, we are still speaking about the change that the Samaritan woman experienced when she met Jesus, and her greatness.
She used to carry a waterpot daily—go to the well, draw water, take it home, use it, and return the next day to do the same. But one day, as was her custom, she went to the well, and that day she met a Man above all men—Jesus. She realized that her waterpot was empty and could not satisfy her.
Some of you are like this woman—you are used to coming to the services. But today is not like any other day. This is the day you realize that your waterpot is empty. It has nothing in it for you. For your waterpot to be filled, it needs another waterpot already filled to pour into it.
When the Samaritan woman met Jesus at the well, He was in His element. When He asked her for water, this challenged her ways, and she responded, "Don’t you know that Jews have no dealings with Samaritans?" Your ways can make you miss Jesus, even when He is right in front of you.
After speaking to Jesus, the Samaritan let go of her ways, threw down her waterpot, and ran into the city to call others. When you have met Jesus, you must throw down your own ways and run into the city to call others to encounter Him. Do not fear what people will say because they know your past. Once you have encountered Jesus, do not be afraid to go back—you are now filled with glory!

2. RUTH
Ruth 2:3–4 NKJV
[3] Then she left, and went and gleaned in the field after the reapers. And she happened to come to the part of the field belonging to Boaz, who was of the family of Elimelech. [4] Now behold, Boaz came from Bethlehem, and said to the reapers, “The Lord be with you!” And they answered him, “The Lord bless you!”
Ruth was a married woman who had lost her husband and was left with her mother-in-law—Naomi. She clung on to her mother-in-law, and married her vision, saying, "Your people shall be my people, and your God shall be my God." If you want to make a difference, marry the vision. After you have married the vision, the servant of God will lead and direct you.
Ruth took the responsibility of working in the field of Boaz while her mother-in-law rested at home. We need women like this—women who will say to the Pastor, "Pastor, your work is to pray for me, and I will go to the battlefield! Release us to go and work!"
Woman, you are already filled with power and prayer. What is needed now is for each of us to leave behind our jars and go into the city to call people to Jesus. If we do this, next year our conference will be overflowing!
When we go into the fields, know that they do not belong to us; they belong to the servants of God, Rev. Kiluba and Ps. Ebenezer, who have worked and laboured in the ministry. Like Ruth, we come to glean and reap from their work.
When Boaz saw Ruth working hard in the field, he asked, "Whose young woman is this?" (Ruth 2:5). No one asks this about a lazy or lukewarm person. May people ask about you and wonder whose child you are because of your works. Don’t come in and out of JTL—be rooted! A tree that is deeply rooted remains firm even when beaten by the wind. 
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DOD CITY CAFÉ 2025 DAY 2[Ps. Disebo Lekitlane - Woman In Christ, Sources of Major Changes!]

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