ever since ive watched Mpoomy's chanel, everything in my life changed, my mindset changed positively, my confidence has changed, my communication skills improved . My spiritual life has changed , I was unemployed , feeling down then i decided to start a small business, as a street vendor, she doesn't know it but watching her channel/podcast has really given me hope, i know that one day God will hear my prayers
This has been honest and beautiful, When I lost my mum I learned 3 things. 1. During that period you exist and not live. 2. Grief respects Silence. 3. At the core of your pain God is there.
@@kathlynbhebe6535 sometimes it pays to be silent to hear His voice. Sometimes people don’t know what to say and usually will say the right thing at the wrong time. Just Love expressed in Prayer without words spoken, are what some people need at the moment. Loss never ends but grief dies have an end.
I have just lost a daughter-in-law that we were so close. I only have boys so she became my daughter. She left me with 2 granddaughters and I am grateful that she sent them to live with me overseas 4 years ago. We are grieving together. It is so hard. Sometimes i cant leave my bed but God really plans our lives and we underestimate Him. To Him alone be the Glory.
Each time you have a guest, it just makes sense. It doesn’t feel like fluff or filler, it is just right. I don’t know how you do that, but please continue being this intentional. It’s felt.
I struggled with prayer after the passing of my dad, I struggled with God in general, I'm still struggling even now. I wish I heard this early. I think other Christians need to hear this too. It is important to not force God to someone who is hurt. It is important to pray for them, yes pray around them but do not force them to pray. They will come around, in fact God will show His power to them and they will recover. They will be able to pray and fellowship with God again. Give them time and stand in the gap for them
When Ntokozo mentioned her mother saying "your not going to lose your house" It brought tears to my eyes because, the faith attached to those words is everything, there is a silent mothers prayer attached to those words... It reminded me so much of my late grandmother... Loved this ❤️❤️❤️🇳🇦
I am relating to Ntokozo's loss and healing journey. I lost my mom very traumatically in 2020 as well. I stopped praying, I stopped trusting God, I too felt like "what's the point". My healing started when someone sent me Dr Tumi's song "You are here", I felt God's warmth. It has not been easy but the healing comes; we don't need to seem strong, vulnerability is okay. I feel like this is my story too. God has been so faithful.
When Ntokozo said all she wanted was just presense of people for warmth and presence, it just reminded me of the story of Job in the bible, the bible shows us that his friends came to sit with him the whole week without saying anything just to be there with him. We love you sis Nontokozo and may God continue to show himself to you.
What sweet children! I think the way Ntokozo's kids supported and strengthened her during her grieving process is a testament to the amazing job she's doing with them.
This conversation was so wholesome, I lost my mom at 12, now I'm 33, the pain made me get closer to God, i got saved, to date i have never cried the way i cried for my mom and feeling the warm embrace of God's loving touch. Thank you. Now paying the price for what you believe you are called for it's something else😭
Wow, this is my story as well. I lost my mom when I was really young, I held on to God and would cry and I would also feel his embrace. And she taught us to seek God at a young age and that one of the legacy she left us. And till date that's the only way I know works and I have grown closer to God since. And thanks to my spiritual parents as well. So I'm really thankful for God's grace
My sister was very honest about her experience and I like the part when she shares about her struggling financially I mean like it was a life changing lesson thank you 🙏😭❤️🔥🔥🔥
Ey Ntokozo took me back to my own experience, last time I saw my Mom was when I took her to hospital in Dec 2020. We couldn't visit her, show her love till her final moments... I got a call 12 days later, just after midnight, a call that would change my life forever.
Joyous joyous joyous joyous... I just see ntokozo mbambo as a joyous Celebration child and I always think that I hear her voice on each and every album of Joyous Celebration
Today 16 September marks a full year since her Passover…. It’s been a difficult year for me, but strangely gospel music has put in that presence of the Lord… it’s a journey but salvation keeps holding me up… I don’t know how but God gives me strength everyday….
Being in a desert, being so thirsty and glass of water is handed to you, this is powerful Woman of God 🙌🙌🙌 This is Amazing Mpoomy, I wish you also invite HLE back again.
Before I even listen.. I'm sooooo excited to see my 2 most favorite people in 1 video . Like I want to screeeeam. I love u both and I pray that I'll get the previledge to meet u both🤗😭😭
I love it when Ntokozo mentioned of times where you just don't know what to say in prayer. Because moments like that does happen, and to know that you are not alone, It just encouraging and comforting honestly.
Sis Ntokozo went to the same Bible College as I am now... I love her so much 😍❤️ I had a conversation with the other student and it feels as though challenges intensify when you go through Bible College. It's a true test.
This has strengthened me to keep on. I lost my mum in August 2020, my father in May 2022, I relate to what she said. Thank you for this. I failed to understand how I had to continue ministering to God's people yet i needed that ministry myself. How could the same God I love who not heal mum and yet she loved him so much.? One of the days my pastor alerted me to be careful not to grieve God in my grieving. I'm finding my healing through ministering, as I minister, i feel rejuvenated and ministered to myself. I didn't see a reason why I should pray to Him because I felt let down. I stopped ministering through Mothers had that way of encouraging you in the midst of turmoil.
I am so intentional with listening to the Wisdom and Wellness social platforms..just popped up in Podcast, finished listening. Now on RUclips..Bless th Lord as He enlarges your territory BEYONG human comprehension
Ntokozo…. Words cannot express my awe and admiration for you. I watched your mom’s funeral and cannot even begin to express the level of strength that you exhibited. Surely the Lord is, was and will be with you. You cannot fake this stuff. Every time you sing- I feel Jesus. Much love to you! Keep keeping on. Your mom is smiling down on you and is Godly proud of you.
I lost my mom when i was 16 now im 30 bt the pain still hit hards hey but above all i thank God for the grace,love & mercy and for holding our hands with my siblings we went to school though it was hard & painful we graduated n things are going well bt some days i just like i wish my mom was here to celebrate our achievements with us bt i knw weever she is shes super proud of us🕯❤🙌
I love this episode. I too lost my mom last year July, 10 days before her birthday. Someone once said "grief is the price you pay for love". I didn't understand why she had to go, I fasted and prayed for her to come back home so i had soooo many questions! She's been saved my whole life and dedicated to God and one stroke took her life. I relate so much with what she's saying.
I lost my mom 8 months ago and I’ve never been so broken in my life I stopped praying because I was so angry at God and still am even today I still don’t understand why would God do that at this time of my life 😢😢I stopped going to church as well because I felt like they were always trying to make me talk about it and pushing me to heal fast …. Thank you so much for this conversation ❤it just gave me hope that I will eventually step up learn to live with this
You will be ok babe, in your own time, the process doesn't need to be rushed, i grieved for my mom for almost 7 years, each year it was a reminder that she's not here, everything will trigger the pain but today i can safely say I'm okay, I'm really okay it has happened, there was nothing i could do, it was how God planned my life and I have come to accept.
Im sorry for your loss...may God heal you as He knows best. Same as me when I just lost my sister who has been close in my entire life. I didn't know what to say to God. But I thank Him He is busy healing me.
So I was captured by, "the glass also gets filled, as it provides water for others!" Profound! Thank you for this candid chat Mpoomy and Ntokozo. salute!
I lost my mom when I just turned 17, next week I'm turning 32 but the pain feels like yesterday. It never goes away but you learn to live with it. I know how it feels like MaMbabo❤️
Losing a mother is a pain that never goes away... you just get used to the pain. I lost my mum when I was 12.. I'm 28 years old now but today after waking up from a nap I asked myself if this is really my life... it was very strange how I couldn't believe my reality at that moment. That kind of grief is a roller coaster
I totally relate, at some point you see her in everything around, and you remember how she used to make things look easy. I miss her every single day. But I thank God because mom left me in the hands of a faithful God
I can't stop smiling at these two, my precious daughters that I Love!! Well done by being honest and tackling this topic well. There's no getting over a loved one, you just learn how to live with all this love that comes out through tears, laughter, anger, frustration, and more!
I also once mentioned this on a friend that I have never seen my mom grieve her mother. What a beautiful lesson to teach our children vulnerability and also talk about death.
I have been through exactly like sis Ntokozo the pain of loosing parents is not easy. Especially myself she died on me i am the one who closed her eyes i was crazy like i can also died with her. After funeral i started to see her in my dream exactly where she was passing. I used to cried until the tears no longer coming out of eyes. But this topic made me feel so strong enough because it was like i am the only person who lost her. Thank you guys for the words of encouragement.
Through out this interview and reading the comments I just been crying , I don know the feeling of loosing a mother but the thought of it terrifies me😢
These sit downs are really a blessing wena Mpoomy, thank you 😊 I know what she means by grief crippling and a never ending phase. You just learn to deal differently. I lost my dearest, beautiful grandma who was the first mom to me. It still hurts to this day and it's 2 years later. God bless and heal all the broken hearts and may our departed beloveds continue to rest in God's peace ✌️ 🙏 ✨️ ❤️
Thank you for having Ntokozo. I love her so much her music brought me through a time in my life when I felt like God was quiet when in actual fact he was bringing me closer to him. He grew me, my faith grew
This episode hit home for me.. Literally captivating.. This journey of loss is real.. Having lost my dad last year.. My best friend.. The tap out feeling is soo real.. Being a born again believer.. Man life becomes real.. But this episode is life! THANK YOU MRS Mom for your obedience 🙏🏽❤️
Anything with sis Ntokozo is awesomeness, her genuineness her love for God and energy nje uyavuselela. May your mom continue to rip.... love the glass with water example ngoba we like to look perfect for others kanti uBawo usifuna sinjalo so He can take over. Thanks Mrs moms
Sending you all the love and hugs. May God comfort you and your family. I grew up an orphan and it has not been an easy path. God says to you, he has your back and it shall be well with you.
I'm watching and listening to mrs mbatha and thinking "this sounds familiar". I went through the same with my mom, had to get her from the mortuary for burial, the same day i was writing my exam(the first online exam)12 june 2020, and everything that could go wrong did and i ended up failing the module. But under the shadow of His wing, I'm still safe, and have learnt to live with the pain of not having her around indefinitely.
I just finished listening to the podcast... Now I'm watching on RUclips... I can't get enough of this podcast.. Keep doing what you are doing MrsMom you are doing well.
I love this. ❤️ Feels like a multiverse of madness thing, a colliding of worlds even, seeing you two here and being wholesome and gorgeous and Spirit-filled. And I really love it. 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
I absolutely loved this episode. Watched it while I was at gym and I was holding back my tears because I could relate to everything Ntokozo was sharing about her grief process. Mpoomy, Thank you for always giving us the best❤️
I enjoyed this episode so much it felt like it was the shortest☹️. Thank you Mpoomy for bringing me my favourite gospel power house. I lost my mom 5 years ago and I still needed to hear this.
May God continue to strengthen you..May God continue to be Your Rock. May God bless you and your family Ntokozo..your testimony is healing many broken hearts and has given hope to the hopeless..God be Glorified servant of God.
ever since ive watched Mpoomy's chanel, everything in my life changed, my mindset changed positively, my confidence has changed, my communication skills improved . My spiritual life has changed , I was unemployed , feeling down then i decided to start a small business, as a street vendor, she doesn't know it but watching her channel/podcast has really given me hope, i know that one day God will hear my prayers
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Ohh man❤️🥺thank you for sharing
Nwai Sisi. God has heard you and because you are now partnering with Him, putting your faith at work. It will manifest. All the best.
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I can absolutely relate! You are impacting so many lives Mpoomy! Much love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
This has been honest and beautiful, When I lost my mum I learned 3 things. 1. During that period you exist and not live. 2. Grief respects Silence. 3. At the core of your pain God is there.
Sorry for your loss, what do you mean by Grief respects Silence. I hope you dont mind me asking...
Well said !!!🙏🏾
@@kathlynbhebe6535 sometimes it pays to be silent to hear His voice. Sometimes people don’t know what to say and usually will say the right thing at the wrong time. Just Love expressed in Prayer without words spoken, are what some people need at the moment. Loss never ends but grief dies have an end.
@@venicemitchell1407 Thank you!
I literally stopped whatever I doing to watch this🥺 a whole Ntokozo Mbambo haiboo I love love her so much🥺❤😍🥰
Me right now …
It makes the 2 of us.
"When we come to him broken and wounded he is able to heal us"🙏🏾
I have just lost a daughter-in-law that we were so close. I only have boys so she became my daughter. She left me with 2 granddaughters and I am grateful that she sent them to live with me overseas 4 years ago. We are grieving together. It is so hard. Sometimes i cant leave my bed but God really plans our lives and we underestimate Him. To Him alone be the Glory.
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@@nonkululekosibeko3646 ❤️
Its been 42 years since i lost my mom,i still cry to this day
Each time you have a guest, it just makes sense. It doesn’t feel like fluff or filler, it is just right. I don’t know how you do that, but please continue being this intentional. It’s felt.
I struggled with prayer after the passing of my dad, I struggled with God in general, I'm still struggling even now. I wish I heard this early. I think other Christians need to hear this too. It is important to not force God to someone who is hurt. It is important to pray for them, yes pray around them but do not force them to pray. They will come around, in fact God will show His power to them and they will recover. They will be able to pray and fellowship with God again. Give them time and stand in the gap for them
When Ntokozo mentioned her mother saying "your not going to lose your house" It brought tears to my eyes because, the faith attached to those words is everything, there is a silent mothers prayer attached to those words... It reminded me so much of my late grandmother... Loved this ❤️❤️❤️🇳🇦
Ntokozo's energy...oh my word. So much light and strength in one woman.
One thing about Mrs Mom... she's walking in her purpose ✨....you are making such a difference in our lives ✨
Please add English subtitles for the "local language moments".
Amazing content 👌🏾
Love from Ghana!!
As a singer who’s gone and going through a lot of personal/family challenges, I connected best to this episode than any others.
I am relating to Ntokozo's loss and healing journey. I lost my mom very traumatically in 2020 as well. I stopped praying, I stopped trusting God, I too felt like "what's the point". My healing started when someone sent me Dr Tumi's song "You are here", I felt God's warmth. It has not been easy but the healing comes; we don't need to seem strong, vulnerability is okay. I feel like this is my story too. God has been so faithful.
same her..Ungayeki ukuthandaza from Dumi Mkostad was on repeat..i was not praying but the song did what it had to do
When Ntokozo said all she wanted was just presense of people for warmth and presence, it just reminded me of the story of Job in the bible, the bible shows us that his friends came to sit with him the whole week without saying anything just to be there with him. We love you sis Nontokozo and may God continue to show himself to you.
I love Ntokozo so much. Super talented, her voice is beyond me 💕💕💕
The description of God’s presence and the glass analogy ❤️😍
What sweet children! I think the way Ntokozo's kids supported and strengthened her during her grieving process is a testament to the amazing job she's doing with them.
This conversation was so wholesome, I lost my mom at 12, now I'm 33, the pain made me get closer to God, i got saved, to date i have never cried the way i cried for my mom and feeling the warm embrace of God's loving touch. Thank you. Now paying the price for what you believe you are called for it's something else😭
Wow, this is my story as well. I lost my mom when I was really young, I held on to God and would cry and I would also feel his embrace. And she taught us to seek God at a young age and that one of the legacy she left us. And till date that's the only way I know works and I have grown closer to God since. And thanks to my spiritual parents as well. So I'm really thankful for God's grace
My sister was very honest about her experience and I like the part when she shares about her struggling financially I mean like it was a life changing lesson thank you 🙏😭❤️🔥🔥🔥
Ntokozo Mbambo is the real deal. I am watching this interview, my heart is just filled with love and warmth❤❤❤.
Ey Ntokozo took me back to my own experience, last time I saw my Mom was when I took her to hospital in Dec 2020. We couldn't visit her, show her love till her final moments... I got a call 12 days later, just after midnight, a call that would change my life forever.
Joyous joyous joyous joyous... I just see ntokozo mbambo as a joyous Celebration child and I always think that I hear her voice on each and every album of Joyous Celebration
Today 16 September marks a full year since her Passover…. It’s been a difficult year for me, but strangely gospel music has put in that presence of the Lord… it’s a journey but salvation keeps holding me up… I don’t know how but God gives me strength everyday….
I love Ntokozo Mbambo. Thank you for bringing her ❤❤❤
Being in a desert, being so thirsty and glass of water is handed to you, this is powerful Woman of God 🙌🙌🙌
This is Amazing Mpoomy, I wish you also invite HLE back again.
You guys hold such a good conversation & compliment each other well. Love it 😍
The ladies are looking scrumptious ❤️…..I guess it’s not only flowers that are blooming this season
you know mpumi i watch you and your husband but today, you did it hey. You brought the jewels of south african Gospel.. !!!! i can't wait to watch it
Before I even listen.. I'm sooooo excited to see my 2 most favorite people in 1 video . Like I want to screeeeam. I love u both and I pray that I'll get the previledge to meet u both🤗😭😭
I love it when Ntokozo mentioned of times where you just don't know what to say in prayer. Because moments like that does happen, and to know that you are not alone, It just encouraging and comforting honestly.
Sis Ntokozo went to the same Bible College as I am now... I love her so much 😍❤️
I had a conversation with the other student and it feels as though challenges intensify when you go through Bible College. It's a true test.
You sang Ntate kemang I cried with you... Mambambo ❤️👌, Thanks Mpoomy
This has strengthened me to keep on. I lost my mum in August 2020, my father in May 2022, I relate to what she said. Thank you for this. I failed to understand how I had to continue ministering to God's people yet i needed that ministry myself. How could the same God I love who not heal mum and yet she loved him so much.? One of the days my pastor alerted me to be careful not to grieve God in my grieving. I'm finding my healing through ministering, as I minister, i feel rejuvenated and ministered to myself.
I didn't see a reason why I should pray to Him because I felt let down. I stopped ministering through
Mothers had that way of encouraging you in the midst of turmoil.
I am so intentional with listening to the Wisdom and Wellness social platforms..just popped up in Podcast, finished listening. Now on RUclips..Bless th Lord as He enlarges your territory BEYONG human comprehension
Ntokozo…. Words cannot express my awe and admiration for you. I watched your mom’s funeral and cannot even begin to express the level of strength that you exhibited. Surely the Lord is, was and will be with you. You cannot fake this stuff. Every time you sing- I feel Jesus. Much love to you! Keep keeping on. Your mom is smiling down on you and is Godly proud of you.
I lost my mom when i was 16 now im 30 bt the pain still hit hards hey but above all i thank God for the grace,love & mercy and for holding our hands with my siblings we went to school though it was hard & painful we graduated n things are going well bt some days i just like i wish my mom was here to celebrate our achievements with us bt i knw weever she is shes super proud of us🕯❤🙌
This is so touching. It taught me that being vulnerable is okay. That it’s actually strength. Thank you❤
Love Ntokozo Mbambo indeed she ministers to us,May GOD continue to fill her cup
I love this episode. I too lost my mom last year July, 10 days before her birthday. Someone once said "grief is the price you pay for love". I didn't understand why she had to go, I fasted and prayed for her to come back home so i had soooo many questions! She's been saved my whole life and dedicated to God and one stroke took her life. I relate so much with what she's saying.
I'm so sorry rip to your queen 10 July is my birthday I also lost my client same day July 10,Balale ngoxolo ncese
I lost my mom 8 months ago and I’ve never been so broken in my life I stopped praying because I was so angry at God and still am even today I still don’t understand why would God do that at this time of my life 😢😢I stopped going to church as well because I felt like they were always trying to make me talk about it and pushing me to heal fast …. Thank you so much for this conversation ❤it just gave me hope that I will eventually step up learn to live with this
You will be ok babe, in your own time, the process doesn't need to be rushed, i grieved for my mom for almost 7 years, each year it was a reminder that she's not here, everything will trigger the pain but today i can safely say I'm okay, I'm really okay it has happened, there was nothing i could do, it was how God planned my life and I have come to accept.
Im sorry for your loss...may God heal you as He knows best. Same as me when I just lost my sister who has been close in my entire life. I didn't know what to say to God. But I thank Him He is busy healing me.
Ngaze ngakhala. Thanks for such a vulnerable conversation.
So I was captured by, "the glass also gets filled, as it provides water for others!" Profound! Thank you for this candid chat Mpoomy and Ntokozo. salute!
Indeed a whole Ntokozo Mbambo.. I love ❤legit love her ❤😍🙌
I love sis ntokozo so much, her music is uplifting 😍🥺❤️
I lost my mom when I just turned 17, next week I'm turning 32 but the pain feels like yesterday. It never goes away but you learn to live with it.
I know how it feels like MaMbabo❤️
Very True,it never goes away indeed🤞🤞🤞,i am still learning to live without my queen whose my grandma,the Pain is so Crippling.
TRUE, the pain never goes away, I lost my mom 24 years ago and it still feels like yesterday, but Thank God 🙏 for grace and mercy
I know that pain ngikuzwakahle 😢😢
His strength is made perfect in our weakness 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Hallelujah
Amen!!
Amen
Just love Ntokozo her voice 😍😍😍😍she's well-spoken as well
Love love Ntokozo🥰. Blown away by her authentic, light, grounded spirit. May God continue to keep you in all wisdom and power Ntokozo.
She's my favorite artist She's gorgeous indeed
this interview reassures me that we serve a living God
Losing a mother is a pain that never goes away... you just get used to the pain. I lost my mum when I was 12.. I'm 28 years old now but today after waking up from a nap I asked myself if this is really my life... it was very strange how I couldn't believe my reality at that moment. That kind of grief is a roller coaster
So true
I totally relate, at some point you see her in everything around, and you remember how she used to make things look easy. I miss her every single day. But I thank God because mom left me in the hands of a faithful God
I can't stop smiling at these two, my precious daughters that I Love!! Well done by being honest and tackling this topic well. There's no getting over a loved one, you just learn how to live with all this love that comes out through tears, laughter, anger, frustration, and more!
I also once mentioned this on a friend that I have never seen my mom grieve her mother. What a beautiful lesson to teach our children vulnerability and also talk about death.
Your mom was to you what my dad was to me..., I'm still amazed how God carried me through his passing.
First of all, Mrs. Mbatha’s makeup 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽legit! Gorgeous! Beautiful conversation.
Ilove everything about Ntokozo she is the gospel singer that make me cry 😢 when she sings
I have been through exactly like sis Ntokozo the pain of loosing parents is not easy. Especially myself she died on me i am the one who closed her eyes i was crazy like i can also died with her. After funeral i started to see her in my dream exactly where she was passing. I used to cried until the tears no longer coming out of eyes. But this topic made me feel so strong enough because it was like i am the only person who lost her. Thank you guys for the words of encouragement.
Through out this interview and reading the comments I just been crying , I don know the feeling of loosing a mother but the thought of it terrifies me😢
These sit downs are really a blessing wena Mpoomy, thank you 😊
I know what she means by grief crippling and a never ending phase. You just learn to deal differently.
I lost my dearest, beautiful grandma who was the first mom to me. It still hurts to this day and it's 2 years later.
God bless and heal all the broken hearts and may our departed beloveds continue to rest in God's peace ✌️ 🙏 ✨️ ❤️
Oh sisi wam. Thank you to the bothe you for sharing with us this wisdom. Siyafunda, siyaqokelela khona ukuze sincedakale
How I wish Ntokozo Mbambo knew the amount of anointing her voice has. It has continued to shape, grow & bless me
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I am soo glad I saw this... I lost my dad a month ago and its true everything that Ntokozo is saying. its hard.
U are such a miracle to me and Africa and the world, longlive Sweet Ntokozo ♥️
Thank you for having Ntokozo. I love her so much her music brought me through a time in my life when I felt like God was quiet when in actual fact he was bringing me closer to him. He grew me, my faith grew
This episode hit home for me.. Literally captivating.. This journey of loss is real.. Having lost my dad last year.. My best friend.. The tap out feeling is soo real.. Being a born again believer.. Man life becomes real.. But this episode is life! THANK YOU MRS Mom for your obedience 🙏🏽❤️
We are so blessed to have the likes of Ntokozo Mbambo♥️♥️♥️
Oh!maarn Ntokozo 'you have to pay the price for whatever you want to do' am truly blessed Sis keep blooming.
"Being a vessel allows refreshing into your life as well "💖🙌🏾🙌🏾 spoke to my Spirit. Thank you!!! I love both of you ladies kakhOOLOO!!!!
It's ok to be vulnerable, you don't always have to be strong 💪. Vulnerability is not✍🔥🙏 weakness..
Anything with sis Ntokozo is awesomeness, her genuineness her love for God and energy nje uyavuselela. May your mom continue to rip.... love the glass with water example ngoba we like to look perfect for others kanti uBawo usifuna sinjalo so He can take over. Thanks Mrs moms
Im soo happy to see my Favorite Gospel star 🌟❤️
Ntokozo is refreshing.........
My two favourite ladies I love you guys and I love you Mrs mum ❤💖💓💓💓💞💞
Mrs Mom s interviewing skills👏👏Amazing Interview
I literally lost my mother 4 weeks ago, and I don't know my tomorrow without her. Thank you for blessing us Ntokozo♥♥♥
Sending you all the love and hugs. May God comfort you and your family. I grew up an orphan and it has not been an easy path. God says to you, he has your back and it shall be well with you.
Sending you loads of love Qhayiya ❤️
Strength, courage and comfort to you Qhayiya. May God hold your hand throughout the day 🙏 ✨ 🙌 ❤
so sorry for your loss Qhayiya. May God be your absolute guiding light!
An incredible woman l love Ntokozo Mbambo ❤️❤️❤️
I love the colour coordinations 😊😊😊 pink and purple.
Oh Ntokozo. You look so much like Sis Nonhle.. May her beautiful soul rest in peace 🙏Keep shining Ntokozo. I love you ❤
The only thing terrible about this interview is that it has too end 😭😭😭God we need more 🙏🏽 loved it soo much
I'm watching and listening to mrs mbatha and thinking "this sounds familiar". I went through the same with my mom, had to get her from the mortuary for burial, the same day i was writing my exam(the first online exam)12 june 2020, and everything that could go wrong did and i ended up failing the module. But under the shadow of His wing, I'm still safe, and have learnt to live with the pain of not having her around indefinitely.
Losing a parent cc ntokozo is very painfully may god heal you and give you strenghth👏👏👏
Coming on here after listening to the podcast this morning, I honestly needed a second dose.
Ntokozo Mbambo and Mpoomy Ledwaba❤️❤️😍😍I love you more.
im watching this again. one of the best interviews. the loss of a mom is crap but we move on sothini
Yes In the Shadow of your wings Lord... Love you lots girl
Omg I love sis Ntokozo so much 😍, my faves in one sitting ngizoFainta
I’m gonna try out Ntokozo’s eye makeup 😍👌🏾.
From listening to the podcast, was looking forward to this. Thank you mpoomy for being you. You trully are a rare gem
I just finished listening to the podcast... Now I'm watching on RUclips... I can't get enough of this podcast.. Keep doing what you are doing MrsMom you are doing well.
I love this. ❤️ Feels like a multiverse of madness thing, a colliding of worlds even, seeing you two here and being wholesome and gorgeous and Spirit-filled. And I really love it. 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
I'd like to see Hle ntombela on Wisdom and wellness this year
Paying the price 🔥🔥🔥We need a part 2 of this
I absolutely loved this episode. Watched it while I was at gym and I was holding back my tears because I could relate to everything Ntokozo was sharing about her grief process. Mpoomy, Thank you for always giving us the best❤️
"God covers us in our weakness" ..... absolutely beautiful chat!❤
My lesson I got from this you must be willing to pay the price. If nothing dies nothing lives
I enjoyed this episode so much it felt like it was the shortest☹️. Thank you Mpoomy for bringing me my favourite gospel power house. I lost my mom 5 years ago and I still needed to hear this.
😭❤Umuhle uJesu bethuna. Thank you Ntokozo for baring it all. May God continue to bless your ministry and family 🙏
Losing a mother ne 💔 the worst pain ever, we never heal we just learn to bear the pain
its been 2 yrs but still raw..i dont speak or think of her as in the past
I can relate, grief can be crippling but as children of God we can march on
May God continue to strengthen you..May God continue to be Your Rock.
May God bless you and your family Ntokozo..your testimony is healing many broken hearts and has given hope to the hopeless..God be Glorified servant of God.