Africa-Press – Eswatini. Dr. Enock Sitima, a prominent figure in the Christian community and the leading Pastor and Director of Bible Life Ministries, took to the pulpit at the Gathering of Nations conference, delivering a powerful sermon that resonated deeply with the congregation.
The service began with an uplifting session of praise and worship, setting the tone for an evening filled with spiritual fervour and inspiration.
The Jesus Calls Worship Centre (JCWC) in Matsapha has become a beacon of hope and inspiration as it hosts the ‘Gathering of Nations’ Easter Services, which commenced on April 15, 2025, and will run until April 20, 2025.
The conference, held under the powerful theme “Manifesting Superior Results Through The Cross,” promises to be a transformative experience for all attendees, igniting hearts and minds with a profound message of hope, redemption, and spiritual awakening.
Dr. Sitima inspired the audience with his message, focusing on the theme of resilience in the face of adversity.
Drawing from the biblical account of the Samaritan woman in John 4:7, he recounted the moment when she questioned Jesus, saying, “You are a Jew, and I am a Samaritan woman.
How can you ask me for a drink?” This poignant story served as a foundation for Dr. Sitima’s message about Jesus’ willingness to reach out to those whom society often overlooks.
Dr. Enock Sitima greets Bishop Robert Kasaro
“Jesus goes to places where others don’t go,” Dr. Sitima proclaimed, emphasizing that while doctors and others may shy away from difficult situations, Jesus is always present, ready to intervene.
“It may be your marriage, where it looks all down; Jesus would get in,” he added, encouraging the congregation to invite Christ into their struggles, no matter how dire they may seem.
His words resonated with many in attendance, as he urged the faithful not to succumb to worry or despair. “Life does not need to be perfect,” he said.
“The conditions should not be conducive, as Jesus can go where others don’t go.” Dr. Sitima’s message was one of hope, reminding everyone that even in the darkest of times, God can bring forth greatness.
“When everything is wrong, the story is going back,” he continued, reinforcing the idea that setbacks are not the end of the road. “Even if we are tired because things don’t go right, God can do something great.
” His passionate delivery and profound insights left a lasting impact on the congregation, many of whom were visibly moved by his words.
Dr. Enock Sitima is not just a preacher but a statesman in the spirit and a strategist in the field.
His journey began in 1981, and since then, he has flourished with apostolic grace, mentoring pastors, shaping communities, and empowering individuals to live purposefully.
Known for his bold teaching of biblical principles, Dr. Sitima has dedicated his life to spreading the message of the Gospel and fostering spiritual growth among believers.
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