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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 1H 18M

Divine Covenant or Human Contract: Marriages of Convenience vs. Divine Ordination.

from Radio Pulpit · host Sibongile Mofokeng & Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi

Sibongile Mofokeng returns with Pastor Gladwell Zabane and Pastor Ernest Kgwadi for a powerful marriage segment on “Divine Covenant or Human Contract: Marriages of Convenience vs. Divine Ordination.” They open with, stressing that not every marriage is automatically joined by God, and that true marriage is meant to be a covenant rooted in divine purpose, not just human agreement. The discussion unpacks the difference between a marriage of convenience, which is often driven by pressure, benefits, loneliness, finances, or social expectations, and a divine covenant, which is built on God’s guidance, commitment, and mutual sacrifice. Pastor Kgwadi explains that when God joins a couple together, the relationship carries a deeper spiritual purpose beyond emotions or personal advantage. The segment encourages believers to examine their relationships carefully, seek God’s direction before committing, and build marriages on obedience, faith, and holiness rather than mere convenience. Heart to Heart

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