Books

BY KATLEGO RAMMUSA: A book written by Tholakele Nkosi, is a stirring, soul-searching work that directly addresses the spiritual stagnation of our age. This book challenges modern humanity to look beyond intellectual and materialistic achievement and re-examine its foundational relationship with the Creator. A central theme of the book is that the fundamental nature of humanity's spiritual need remains unchanged despite technological and social progress. Nkosi posits that our contemporary struggles—from personal despair to ethical crises—often stem from a singular root: the absence of an active, authentic connection with God. The Modern Spiritual Paradox Nkosi observes that a "lost coin" paradox defines the 21st-century church. People ...

BY KATLEGO RAMMUSA: In Called to Serve, the focus is placed squarely on the often-underappreciated pillars of any thriving congregation: the ushers, greeters, protocols, and Masters of Ceremonies. This practical manual elevates church hospitality and order from administrative routine to a high spiritual calling, offering servant leaders a clear roadmap to execute their duties with excellence and grace. Drawing from years of keen observation and first-hand trial, the author strips away the trial-and-error approach to ministry work, delivering an essential "Dos and Don'ts" guide built for immediate front-line application. Elevating the "First Impression" Ministry: The central thesis of Called to Serve is straig...

BY KATLEGO RAMMUSA: In Evolution of the Temple of God: The Essence of Life, author Kgomotso Lekalake offers a bold theological synthesis that bridges the gap between spiritual design and human action. Published by Mbokodo Publishers, this book takes a term often viewed with scepticism in traditional Christian circles—evolution- and redefines it as the deliberate, divine process of spiritual maturation. In doing so, Lekalake presents a compelling framework for both personal and societal transformation. The book moves fluidly from the metaphysical to the practical, using the classical metaphor of the body as a temple to demand a higher standard of living from every believer. Redefining Evolution and Purpose: At the core of L...

By Katlego Rammusa: Some people don't just open doors. They change the direction of your journey. Long before Prison Love became my first published book, I was simply a woman carrying a painful story. I wanted to tell it, but I didn't have the courage to write a book. Instead, I started writing a movie script. I convinced myself it would be easier. A screenplay would allow me to hide behind the dialogue, avoid the details, and keep a safe distance from the pain I wasn't ready to relive. Then I reached out to someone I respected. Simon L. Makwela. At the time, Simon was the Head of Post Production at Moja Love. He saw something I couldn't see. Rather than encouraging me to continue down the path I had ch...

By Katlego Rammusa: As someone passionate about ministry, Christian teaching, and evangelism, Erens Mangalana, a lead Pastor of Kempton Park Assemblies of God, has penned a powerful fictional Christian novel, titled After Rapture: A Story of a pastor who was left behind, a new book to take fellow Christians through the importance of doing what's right whilst time still permits, especially church leaders and pastors in general. Pastor Mangalana says that although the book follows a pastor who unexpectedly misses the rapture and is left behind to face the horrors, deception, fear, and spiritual battles of the tribulation period, the book aims to give everyone a wake-up call about the reality of the Rapture and the importance of acce...

By Katlego Rammusa: So many people believe that Christianity is a poor religion, and when you are a believer, you should be poor to show that you are a true believer. They make examples of Jesus riding a donkey into Jerusalem. They also quote the scriptures out of context and say “ask and you shall be given “, inferring that you must be a beggar. However, the Bible doesn’t say you should beg people but God because he is your father. Jesus, when he was riding on a donkey he was just symbolising his humility by washing the feet of the disciples. We grew up seeing priests riding bicycles and a lot of people thought Christianity and poverty were related. Let's remember that when Jesus was born, three wise men came to worship him and ...

By Katlego Rammusa: In the book The After-40 Dilemma: Balancing Life, Love, and Purpose, Babalwa Maholwana (Dr Babs) pulls back the curtain on a demographic often expected to have it all figured out: the high-achieving woman in her prime. What follows is a raw, sophisticated, and deeply relatable narrative that reframes the "midlife crisis" as a profound midlife transition. Published by Mbokodo Publishers, this work serves as both a memoir and a survival guide for women navigating the high-stakes intersection of professional excellence and personal upheaval. The Collision of Two Worlds Dr. Babs is the quintessential protagonist for the modern era—a qualified medical doctor with a thriving executive career in the pharmaceutical ind...

By Thobile Jiwulane: Katlego Rammusa — author, music enthusiast, and proud son of Mafikeng — was showered with words of appreciation at the University of Johannesburg Library, where he discussed his acclaimed book 'Motswako: The Beginnings'. The event formed part of UJ’s Africa Month celebrations, designed to advance critical dialogue through literature, culture, and scholarship. The conversation was facilitated by a knowledgeable host, Thapelo Khambule, a UJ Library researcher, who guided the audience through Rammusa’s journey with warmth and insight. For Katlego, speaking about Motswako is second nature. The genre was born in his community, Maftown, and he was part of the movement that grew from its dusty streets. He recalled how a casual con...

By Katlego Rammusa: In A Decision is Spiritual, Kgomotso Lekalake offers a provocative and metaphysical examination of the human experience, arguing that our daily choices are far from autonomous. Instead, he posits that we are the canvases upon which "Supernatural Forces" exert their influence, shaping our actions toward either the light of goodness or the darkness of evil. Lekalake, drawing on his background in Public Management and Development Studies, bridges the gap between structured analytical thinking and deep spiritual awareness. The result is a call to action for moral regeneration in a world that often feels spiritually adrift. The Anatomy of the Supernatural Influence: The book’s most compelling argument is that humanity is not in...