The Touch of God Ministry
Pretoria, *Province/Other 122
817467396

• Education: N4 Business Management
• Experience: Pastor Hans Manaka has worked as a Debt collector and as a Debts clerk administrative officer in public and private companies in South Africa. He also established his own Debt Recovery business. He has been in ministry for 15 years but started his full time in 2008 when He resigned from MBS. He started by serving through Healing services for Power House ministry in Mamelodi where many people received great divine healing of all manner of afflictions. And he is now three years operating his own.
• Comment to those looking at my sermons: wow
• Sermon or series that made a difference: Exceptional leaders by TD Jakes
• One of my favorite illustrations: demonstrations
• Family: Pastor Hans Manaka is married to Persuade Manaka.
• What my parents think of my sermons: My mother thinks not preaching will kill me because God has given me the most dynamic power in preaching.
• What my spouse (really) thinks of my sermons: Challenging, comforting, instructing, and energizing.
• Best advice given to me about preaching: 1. Be prepared for disturbance 2. Don't be influenced by situation. 3. Preach to yourself first. 4. Be willing to walk away from anything in order in order to get God's word to others. 5. Preach the word in season and out. The list is endless.
• Books that have had an impact: Six Steps to Excellence in Ministry by Kenneth Copeland
• Hobbies: Reading, Music and weights lifting.
• If I could Preach one more time, I would say...: Courage is the ability to go against the fact that what you are facing is bigger than what you could handle. Ignoring the fact about your opponent is courage. Courage is the supernatural ability God deposit in the hearts of the forerunners of success. Cowards live contrary to courage. Cowards collect facts to come up with excuses. The courageous collect facts to come up with strategies. Courage without strategies is strenuous.
• Something funny that happened while preaching: A drunkard came into the service held is a tent where I was preaching next to a pub and he wanted to share a pulpit with me.
• What I want on my tombstone: You made the difference.