Saying you'd like churches to open, I have no qualms with that. I sympathise with you. Sekusele kancane. However, saying you NEED church, that's a whole other level I'm struggling to understand. Do you miss God or do you miss your Pastor? Kanti kukhonzwa bani?

UNkulunkulu doesn't stay in church buildings. Or am I reading a different Bible to yours? Ontshebe who wear the title of Mighty Men of Gaaaaad are itching for a fix when uNkulunkulu dwells in you. Or is it your Papa/ Daddy who resides in your heart?

A justifiable debate may arise, what about new converts who need the fellowship and the teaching? Granted. I feel for them. But there's online resources they can use for their spiritual growth in the meantime (Some will argue data costs But you get where my thought is going)

The so-called Prophetic ministries have killed the credibility of the church of Christ. Congregants are fed the same mixtape with well known hits such as "Fire", "Get ready for your miracle", " Sow your seed of a R1000", "God will bless you with a car and a house". No Word. Lutho

Congregants have taken their eyes off God and the Pastor has replaced the Almighty. Why would you itch so much to go to church when there's a clear imminent danger in congregating? How are churches going to control the number of congregants? How many services is that going to be?

This talk has loads of unopened cans of worms and I for one am happy that uNkulunkulu is cleaning His church. Kade kudlalwa ngabantu bakithi. Never been against the Christian faith, I am however against the "it's not my business" attitude the church has on those that taint it

Spring Cleana Nkosi. Washa. Susa onke amabala. Post Covid-19 malibuye ibandla. Izwi, not fake prophesies athengiwe. May more Christians be freed from the chains of charms, spells, nokuthwalwa (Yes it is that deep) during this time. May the church build a relationship noJehovah