Ntswaki challenges worshippers in her book
Ntswaki said God transforms the hearts of His children and renews their minds through worship.
BETHAL – Ms Ntswaki Margie’s book, The Worshiper’s Heart, inspires Christians to understand worshipping.
Ms Margie teaches that any time is a good time for worshipping and that it is through worshipping that the children of God can connect with their creator.
She challenges Christians to consider what it really means to call themselves worshippers.
“The Bible is clear that we are all born to glorify God and the most significant way to do that is to worship Him.
“Worshipping is far more than singing hymns, praying and giving. It is a lifestyle, a daily fellowship with God.
“It is God’s desire to be intimate with each one of us, the kind of intimacy that can only be sustained by His presence during our worshipping.
“As we pour ourselves out, He pours Himself into us and increases our heart’s capacity to receive His fullness of love, peace and power.”
Ms Margie is a pastor and the mother of two boys.
She is a mentor who preaches the gospel to thousands of young girls worldwide and helps them to discover their passions and purpose.
She was born in Vrede and grew up in Bethal.
Ms Margie has diplomas in human resources and supply chain management.
She worships at the Hope of Glory Family Church under the leadership of Past Themba Xaba.
Writing, public speaking and mentoring women is her passion.
She spends her time helping the needy and orphaned children.
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