God Still Speaks with Leon du Preez

At Caesarea Philippi in Matthew 16, Peter says, "You are the Christ." Neville Goldman calls it a place of many gods, and he reads Peter's words as Messiah, the only One. You will not know who you are until you know who God is, and from that revelation he draws the rock, the church and the keys of the kingdom. A kingdom, he argues, is not a church: it takes in schools, roads, business and medical care. Then he goes to Apollos, who in his telling knew the Scriptures up till John, and to John 11, where he hears Jesus fighting for one thing. Jesus never aligns Himself with you. You have to align with Him. Is He just the Saviour to you, or the Messiah?

If you don't know your true identity, you will never know your true authority, and you will always be pushing to be accepted. Neville Goldman takes that into Matthew 16, where Peter says, "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God," and the revelation comes from the Father, not from flesh and blood. From there he follows the sonships he finds in the passage: Son of Man, Son of God and, in the name Bar-Jonah, son of the Holy Ghost. Psalm 8:4 and Genesis 5:2 lead him to Adam, the one name God gave male and female, and he reads that name as aleph for God and dam for blood, the DNA of sonship. You were born blessed, he says. Stop carrying what Jesus has taken. Receive Him, not accept Him.

The Secret History Of The Mantle // Kingsmen Conference draws on rabbinical writings and tradition for a mantle handed down from Adam. Leon du Preez traces it from Jacob, Moses, Samuel, David and Elijah to John the Baptist and the seamless robe of Jesus. God looks after a lineage, so the church you are in, the voice you listen to and the hands laid on you all matter. But a vow made at a men's conference is still you and not God. The covenant that holds is the one God made with Himself, and it can never be broken. Everything Jesus carried was poured out in Acts 2, and it is on you the moment you are born again. Every sin is forgiven, past, present and future. Believe it, and receive that assurance today.

Through years of counselling men, Maartin Bezuidenhout has found three battles every man will face, and he takes you to 1 Samuel 17 to meet them: Eliab, the battle of offence and rejection; Saul, the battle of identity and inadequacy; Goliath, the battle of purpose and destiny. The first two he calls false battles, distractions from the assignment God has placed on your life. David turned from Eliab, took off Saul's armour and ran towards Goliath. So forgive and let go, and stop measuring yourself against another man. Prophetically, he sees David go down into that valley wearing the shepherd's mantle, the mantle of Christ the good shepherd, and the five smooth stones speak to him of grace. What mantle are you wearing? He answers from Galatians 3:27: you are clothed with Christ. Rise up, Kingsmen. It is time to rise and lead.

Leon du Preez speaks from the seer realm in this first part of a three-part series and shares what he saw for 2027 and the years beyond. He saw infighting break coalitions apart, three to four hard years for South Africa, and nations secretly preparing for war. South Africa, he says, has been weighed in the balances and found wanting. If hearts do not change and the church does not pray and get into unity, he warns, South Africa will see civil war. Yet there will be a hardening before a softening and tears before joy, and he saw South Africa beginning to smile in about eight years. If you are born again, you hail from another kingdom: you are not under the national curse but under the blessing of Christ. Pray for the nation and that the next president is in God's will. If you are a minister, forgive, release bitterness and build unity. Stand on the prophetic words spoken over this land, because a prophecy is a light in a dark place. This is what he saw, not yet what God is saying; the word that contradicts the enemy's plan comes in parts two and three.

Many do not manifest the invisible just because of a lack of knowledge, and the moment a truth is presented to you is the moment you can experience it. From 2 Corinthians 4:18 and Colossians 1:27, under the new covenant eternity now lives inside you: Christ in you, the hope of glory. A true encounter with God must produce revelation, revelation must produce transformation, and transformation must produce manifestation. 1 John 1 opens four dimensions of God to experience when a message is preached: what you hear, what you see, what you look upon and what your hands handle. Move from information to experience. Take the message, prepare it as if you had to preach it, then go and preach it at work, with demonstration and not words alone.

Does grace give you a license to sin? Leon du Preez takes on the accusation that has followed the gospel of grace since Jesus was accused of eating with sinners and Paul was slandered for it in Romans 3:8. Grace is not a message but a person, Jesus Christ, and Titus 2 shows that the same grace that saves you also teaches you. You have died to sin. You cannot add works to grace and still call it grace, and the law strengthens sin. Jude, read in context, shows who really turned the grace of God into lewdness, and John shows why a believer who knows they are loved stays close to God. The first thing God called holy was the day He rested, in Genesis 2:3, so rest in total forgiveness and know you are accepted in the Beloved.

Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God. In 1 Corinthians 1, the answer to those demanding a sign and those seeking wisdom is Christ crucified. At the cross, God's love and justice meet. His presence stays with you beyond a Sunday encounter. Ask God for wisdom when you need direction, and trust His power when you reach the end of your own strength. You carry Christ into your workplace, your family and the situations you face tomorrow.

A burden from God is a weight in your spirit that moves you to act. In 1 John 1:1, the Word of life is heard, seen and handled. Because you are united with Christ, His leading can become familiar within you. Prayer makes you sensitive to that leading, and obedience to small promptings prepares you to recognise a greater assignment. A burden may move you to pray for someone, speak, give or change direction. Learn the difference between a burden and anxiety, and let prayer expose your own desires before you call them God's will.

God's Spirit bears witness with your spirit. The Urim and Thummim provide the picture for five inward lights, each with a different meaning for your decisions. A delay calls for patience; a firm warning calls for obedience. Yet a troubled soul may still be facing the right assignment, as Jesus shows in John 12:27. Learn to recognise quiet assurance and the stronger urging of the Spirit without waiting for a dream or vision. Hebrews 5:14 calls you to exercise your senses through use. Keep the Word of God within you, notice the inward witness and check the outcome as you learn to follow His leading.

The joy of the Lord gives strength when the work is hard and opposition is real. In Nehemiah 8, the people hear that God's joy is their strength. Joy grows in His presence and rests in the grace Jesus has given, rather than in a good week or a cheerful personality. When praise becomes a duty and you stop expecting good, return to His presence, speak truth to your soul and remember Christ's finished work. Put on the garment of praise. Keep building people and carrying God's Word to the next generation, even when the work takes longer than you hoped.

God's favour is found in closeness to Him. Proverbs 3 calls you to bind mercy and truth around your neck and write them on the tablet of your heart. Let His promises become the foundation you trust and the words you speak. As you learn to see yourself through God's eyes, you can act wisely, honour the people around you and guard your heart against fear and offence. Stay close to Jesus Christ, receive His grace, and allow the Holy Spirit to remind you of what God has freely given.

Legacy grows through the people you help to know Christ. Jesus builds His church from living stones, joining believers into a spiritual house [1 Peter 2:5]. Your place in that house carries a call to strengthen others. Lasting fruit comes from abiding in Him [John 15:4]. Faithful lives pass on more than knowledge: they help others know the Father. Teach what you have received to people who can teach others [2 Timothy 2:2]. This is a legacy that can continue beyond your lifetime.

Divine immigration means moving with God beyond what feels familiar. Naomi returned to Bethlehem while still grieving, and Ruth went with her into an unknown future [Ruth 1:18-22]. Familiar pain can hold you back, but loss does not tell the whole story. God's future belongs on the scale beside your past. Trust Him through the discomfort [Job 13:15]. Keep your bags packed in faith, ready to follow His lead. His timing can carry your obedience into the next generation.

Grief and loss can make your life seem empty, yet God is still at work. Naomi heard of His goodness while she was still in Moab and began the journey home [Ruth 1:6]. Ruth chose to stay with her and trust her God [Ruth 1:16-17]. Pain does not have to become your identity. Through faithful work, kindness, and redemption, Ruth's story brought new life to Naomi's family. The child she held became part of the line of David [Ruth 4:17]. God's purpose can reach beyond what you can see.

Faith has ears. God supplies the Spirit and works miracles through the hearing of faith. In Galatians 3, Paul brings the believer back to that source. Israel surrendered golden earrings to make a calf, a picture of trading hearing for the work of human hands. Rebekah heard about a bridegroom she had never seen and chose to go. Hear what Christ has done for you. Receive the grace He supplies, and keep your confidence in His finished work as His Word builds faith.

God's voice is more discerned than heard. In 2 Kings 3:15, Elisha called for a musician, and the hand of the Lord came upon him as the musician played. A heart governed by peace can grow sensitive to the Holy Spirit's inward witness. These five feelings give practical language to that witness, including the conscience that checks your course and the warmth of His presence. Give the Word room to distinguish soul from spirit. Learn to test your thoughts and exercise your senses in prayer, so you can recognise His leading in your daily decisions.

Ministering to the Lord begins with giving Him your attention and love. In Acts 13, the Holy Spirit spoke as the believers worshiped and fasted. Ephesians 5 brings that fellowship into daily life through psalms, hymns and spiritual songs offered from the heart. You can praise God without making a request, wait in His presence, and learn to pray with both your spirit and your understanding. Make room for this quiet fellowship in your day, even for five or ten minutes, and grow attentive to the Spirit who dwells within you.

God does not need to raise His voice for you to hear Him. Jesus promised that the Holy Spirit would dwell in you, and Romans 8 places His leading within the life of every child of God. The inward witness, the inward voice and the voice of the Holy Spirit call for discernment that grows through practice. Learn to recognize the difference between a passing feeling and an inward knowing, test what you hear against the written Word, and bring your decisions before God with a clean conscience and the assurance of Christ within you.

God's generosity is a gift you receive by faith. In Romans 4, Paul distinguishes wages from grace; in Matthew 20, the vineyard workers resent a landowner who gives freely to those who arrived last. You may be secure in your salvation and still feel you must pray enough to deserve God's help. That pressure can turn prayer into a bargain and the Father into an employer. Receive what Christ has supplied, enjoy fellowship with the Father, and let your work and generosity flow from gratitude.

God's glory reveals His presence, from the fire and cloud of the Old Testament to the person of Jesus Christ. The same thread runs through the transfiguration, Pentecost and the light of the eternal kingdom. Habakkuk 3:3-4 reveals His glory: rays flash from His hand, where His power is hidden. The anointing calls you beyond an experience in church into a life ready to serve others. Draw near to God in prayer, attend to His presence, and offer your hands to Him for ministry wherever you go.

If anyone is in Christ, that person is a new creation. You live in this world, but your identity comes from another kingdom. From 2 Corinthians 5:17 and John 17:14, the finished work of Christ becomes the ground of freedom from condemnation, confidence in prayer and a life of faith. The same Spirit who raised Jesus lives in you. You are righteous, seated with Christ and complete in Him. Let His Word reveal what He has already given, and live from that fullness rather than the fear that you are still lacking.

Jesus sees your faith, and faith sees the glory of God. Faith begins with hearing Christ, not with trying to overpower circumstances through confidence. From the four friends in Mark 2 to Martha at the tomb of Lazarus, believing takes its direction from who He is. In 2 Corinthians 4, pressure remains real, yet it cannot outweigh the eternal weight of glory. Believe what God has said, speak in agreement with His Word, and put that word into action. Look beyond the visible problem and carry others toward the supply found in Christ.

The faith God places in you can carry someone else to Jesus. Neville Goldman opens Mark 2 through the four friends who refuse to let a crowd or a roof become the end of a paralyzed man’s story. The man has the need, the friends have faith, and Jesus has the power. Through Hebrews 11:6, faith first moves toward God in hearing, worship and fellowship, then becomes visible in persistent action. Hear His Word, carry those who cannot carry themselves, and keep pressing toward Christ when obstacles stand in the way.

Neville Goldman calls believers into a naturally supernatural life built on the living Word. From John 1 and Genesis 1, he traces how God assesses a condition, speaks the word it needs and manifests that word through people who hear, believe, obey and prepare. Grace frees us to respond, while preparation makes room for purpose and provision. Through Jesus’ rejection in Mark 6, he also reveals how familiarity, offence, dishonour and unbelief can close a heart to heaven’s provision. Hear God, honour the grace He places near you and become a carrier of His glory in every sphere.

Neville Goldman reveals the voice behind the blessed life: the word God has spoken. Through Hebrews 11, Abraham’s promise and the faith required to build what is not yet visible, he shows that biblical faith begins with hearing God and rests on His character, integrity and ability. He then exposes the rival voices of doubt, familiarity, accusation, religious criticism and intimidation that try to pull believers away from a ‘God said.’ Learn to discern the voice carrying heaven’s weight, stand patiently on God’s word and keep moving until His promise becomes visible through your life.

Maartin Bezuidenhout completes the mystery of the four winds by revealing the south wind as the peace and rest of Christ, and the north wind as promotion and provision through grace. Moving through the mind of Christ, peace with God, sonship and our inheritance, he shows that the believer has already been raised and seated with Christ. At the centre stands the cross—the compass of the good news—declaring judgment fulfilled, deliverance accomplished, peace received and promotion secured in Christ. Look to the finished work, live from your position in Him and carry His life into every direction.

Maartin Bezuidenhout opens the mystery of the four winds through Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones and the Hebrew word ruach—breath, wind and Spirit. Tracing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit from prophecy to the cross and the new covenant, he reveals the east wind as judgment already fulfilled in Christ and the west wind as deliverance into a new spiritual location. You have not only been brought out of darkness; you have been placed in Christ, made righteous and given access to God’s presence. Awaken to your identity, live from what Jesus finished and carry His transforming wind to others.

The veil has been torn, but many believers still live as though it remains. Ps David reveals what it means to live with an unveiled face, beholding Jesus until His reality transforms the way you see yourself, your circumstances and your relationship with God. Condemnation, accusation and sin consciousness distort what Christ has already finished, while the Holy Spirit continually draws you back to your righteousness in Him. Stop defining yourself by what you have done. Turn to Jesus, silence the accuser, tear down the strongholds of wrong thinking and live from the freedom Christ has already purchased.

The veil was torn. The separation was removed. Through the blood of Jesus, what once demanded perfection has become an open invitation to draw near with boldness. Ps David reveals how the cross satisfied the justice of God, exchanged our sin for Christ’s righteousness, and established a new and living way into His presence. You do not approach God trying to earn access. The price has already been paid. The way has already been opened. Now come boldly and live from what Jesus finished.

Pastor Maartin Bezuidenhout reveals that hearing God’s voice is not reserved for a select few. Every believer carries the Holy Spirit and has already encountered His voice. Through Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones, the indwelling Spirit, and the revelation of Christ, this message shows how God places impressions within the spirit that move into our thoughts, how His Word becomes the standard for discernment, and why believers are called not only to hear Him but to become His voice in a dying world. Know His Word, recognize His voice, and become a living expression of Christ wherever He sends you.

Leon du Preez reveals why hearing God is less about waiting for an audible voice and more about training spiritual discernment. Moving through the natural, carnal, and spiritual man, he exposes how an unrenewed mind, offense, and a milk-only diet dull spiritual hearing, while the Word, prayer in the Spirit, and the revelation of Christ train the senses to recognize God’s leading. From the conscience to the mind of Christ, this message calls believers out of carnality and into maturity, where righteousness, grace, and the finished work become the solid food that sharpens discernment. Receive the meat of the Word, train your senses, and learn to live by divine design.

Faith was never meant to remain a confession alone. In this message, Pastor Maartin Bezuidenhout unpacks Peter’s call to build upon faith by adding virtue, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. Each quality becomes evidence of Christ taking visible form in the believer’s daily life, revealing that spiritual maturity is not achieved through human effort but through responding to what God has already provided. This message is a call to pursue transformation, walk in the fullness of God’s nature, and refuse to settle until His life is fully manifested through you.

Offence rarely announces itself as sin. It disguises itself as wisdom, discernment, and even justice while quietly poisoning the heart. In this message, Leon du Preez exposes how offence takes root, how bitterness distorts our relationship with God and others, and why unforgiveness ultimately imprisons the one who holds it. Through Scripture and practical examples, this message calls believers to guard their hearts, reject Satan’s bait, and embrace the freedom that comes through humility, honour, and genuine forgiveness. The invitation is clear: refuse the poison, choose Christ’s way, and walk in the liberty He purchased for you.

The favour of God is more than a blessing—it is the mark of His presence upon your life. In this message, Pastor Nicky Van Der Westhuizen reveals how God’s favour cannot be earned through performance but is received by grace and walked out through faith and obedience. As Scripture unfolds, you’ll discover how divine favour opens doors, establishes purpose, and distinguishes those who trust in the Lord. Whether you’re waiting for breakthrough or stepping into a new season, this message will strengthen your confidence that God has already marked you for His purpose. Receive His Word, walk in faith, and expect His favour to go before you.

Every harvest begins with unseen preparation. In this message, Pastor Nicky Van Der Westhuizen challenges believers to recognize when God has brought them into a shovel season—a time to prepare, obey, and build in faith before the visible breakthrough arrives. Through biblical insight and practical application, he reveals that God’s greatest works are often preceded by seasons of faithful labor, perseverance, and expectation. Don’t allow delay to convince you that nothing is happening. Continue preparing the ground, because the God who promised the harvest is faithful to bring it to pass.

What gives a believer true access to the life of God? In this message, Pastor David Horton unpacks the contrast between seeking signs, pursuing knowledge, and discovering Christ as both the wisdom and the power of God. Through Scripture, practical examples, and clear biblical teaching, he reveals that faith is not sustained by constant proof but by revelation of Jesus Christ. When believers build on Christ rather than their own understanding, they gain access to a life marked by grace, strength, and purpose. Allow this message to deepen your faith and lead you into a greater revelation of the One who is your access to everything God has prepared.

God is still asking the same question: Who will go for Us? In this message, Pastor Nicky Van Der Westhuizen unfolds the call of Isaiah 6 and challenges every believer to move beyond excuses, embrace God’s presence, and become a willing vessel for His purpose. Through Scripture, personal testimony, and practical exhortation, this message reveals that revival is carried by ordinary people who respond with extraordinary obedience. God is looking for those who will know Him through His Word, become solutions to the world around them, and boldly proclaim the gospel. Let this message stir your heart to answer, “Here am I. Send me.”

Every decision carries more weight than it appears. In this message, Leon du Preez reveals how seemingly insignificant acts of obedience can redirect lives, families, and generations. Through the principle of the butterfly effect, he unpacks the relationship between hearing God’s voice, walking in love, making Spirit-led decisions, and trusting God’s eternal perspective rather than natural sight. This message is a call to recognise that today’s hidden choices become tomorrow’s visible harvest. Let it challenge you to respond quickly to God’s leading and discover the extraordinary impact of simple obedience.

A faith-driven life is not passive hope. It is revelation in motion, grounded in experiential knowledge of God and directed by the Holy Spirit. Pastor Maartin Bezuidenhout reveals how grace and peace become tangible when truth moves beyond information and becomes encounter, transforming fear into rest, contradiction into opportunity, and spiritual identity into a visible proclamation of God’s nature. You have received divine power, been called out of darkness, and been sent to reveal Christ through the way you live, speak, forgive, love, and believe. Surrender to the Spirit, stand upon the Word, and let your life become evidence that Jesus is alive.

Leon du Preez exposes the hidden famine produced by religion: leaders out of position, powerless forms of godliness, spiritual families that devour their own, and believers trapped outside the abundance grace has already provided. Through 2 Kings 6–7, he reveals how revelation determines spiritual measure, how the prophetic restores the bread of God’s presence, and how faith moves when it hears and speaks what God has said. The same church that once tolerated poverty can become a house of freedom, provision, power, and good news. Refuse to remain at the gate. Open your eyes, receive what Christ has freely given, and step into the place God has already prepared.

Faith does not begin with self-effort, empty confession, or religious performance. Leon du Preez traces the gospel through Abraham, Moses, Israel, and Isaiah to reveal that Christ was preached from the beginning, righteousness is received before obedience, and faith rises when the heart hears the word of Christ. The law declares inability, but grace announces the finished work and gives you a better report to believe, confess, and live from. Let the revelation of Jesus silence every opposing report and awaken faith within you.

David Horton reveals the mechanics of divine exchange: God does not improve natural strength, He replaces it. From Bethesda and the Sabbath to the cross, the new creation, and Isaiah’s command to keep silent, this message exposes why striving cannot produce what grace freely supplies. Weakness is exchanged for His strength, sin for righteousness, noise for beholding, and self-effort for the finished work of Christ. Step off the treadmill, become still before God, and receive the strength that only His presence can give.

Leon du Preez reveals the difference between climbing levels and entering dimensions, showing how faith, obedience, vision, and the voice of God move a believer beyond natural limitation. From Abraham’s faith picture to the fall of Adam, from prophetic sight to the butterfly effect of one obedient decision, this message exposes how God leads His people through dimensions of divine design. Every choice carries weight. Every act of obedience opens a path. Step into the realm God has prepared and refuse to live beneath your spiritual nature.

Faith is not wishful thinking, positive confession, or religious effort. Faith is the ministry of the finished work of Christ made alive in the believer. This message reveals how those born of God carry an overcoming life, rooted in the gospel, activated by the Word, and released through spiritual sight. Christ has already dealt with sin, sickness, poverty, and death, but faith brings the believer’s experience into alignment with what Jesus accomplished on the cross. The unseen becomes substance. The Word becomes voice. The Spirit begins to flow. Step into the revelation of new covenant faith and live as one who has already overcome.

Faith is not guesswork, religious language, or emotional optimism. Leon du Preez reveals faith as a divine substance, tested by God, shaped through obedience, and proven through Abraham’s journey to Mount Moriah. Genesis 22 becomes a prophetic window into the cross, where love gives sacrificially, Isaac foreshadows Christ, and the place of testing becomes the place where God is seen. This message uncovers how faith sees what is afar off, calculates from the Word, survives the waiting season, and acts on what God has spoken. Let your spiritual eyes open again, and let faith rise from substance into manifestation.