I was married for years,could not have a child,divorced ndakabatwa sembwa abuse isingaite ndakaona satan achifamba netsoka dzake mumarriage iyoyo ndikasiya.Now l am single and happy waiting on God's time.Ndaisibatikana ndikaona vanhu vane mapartners avo kana kuverenga pafacebook ndozvibvunza kut ko iniwo asi pandinonzwa song iyi ndinochema nekubatikana asi ndigozviudza kuti Mwari ndiMwari nenguva yavo chete
I came to know this song a few days ago. As a young man who has been trying to process my papers for almost 2 years to go abroad. I had lost hope but this song revived my faith. I know for sure that my God will respond one day. He can never fail me for He has never failed. I will surely bring a testimony and encourage someone that our God is a faithful one.
2024 and this song still has me in tears. Encouraging all out there to keep the faith. Mwari haarambe akanyarara. Brenda Continue to sing with the Angels until we meet again my sister. Thank you for leaving this legacy for us
I don't forget how God responded to my plea for Mercy that Midnight when everything was pointing against me. I played the song and God answered me and sent His Angel to protect me. Praise Be to God Most High!!!
I love this song, I listened to this song alot when I lost my son last year. As Christians we should know that God is with us no matter what situation.
I cant stop crying when I listen to this songs, I am praying that God will never forsake me through all my problems that am facing right now, i will continue to praise his name with all my heartl all the days of my life.Amen
@@margaretchitsiku8807 thank you sister was having a tough time thot my husband was on his death bed but thanks to the Almighty he recovered though not fully but l say Ebenezer
Ngatinamate misi yose, satani ari kurinda, let's pray without ceasing!!Enda usazotadzazveeee, nokuti anokuda, May someone who is here in 2020 say Ameeeen .
m here 2020 my mother woke me up na three am singing this song for prayer.moyo wangu waenda kure......hondo dzese dzerima dzisingaonwi ndiwe dzinoda kukubata....
Yesterday around 2am l woke to worship G-d Adonai, l cam across a shocking news of Brenda's memorial service....l loved this song, after this song next was to realize that actually she passed on, l couldn't get over it throughout the day, l was Hurting, l prayed for her Baba Rev. and mother, l wept and still can't hold my tears as l listen dail to her songs. What a testimony...she fought a good fight, sang about it all and even comforted people before she left, prayed for herself in songs....that was only G-d's own child, Hus own for Him alone! I always saw her different, her voice was a voice that sounded divine...l couldn't stop listening again and again just to hear her voice endlessly. I saw her resembled Baba, l tjought oh what a blessing, parents sing with their blessed eversmiling daughter...May The Holy Spirit can Comfort you Rev. Baba and family. Praying for you, continue the Good work in The L-rd. Much love, Queen
This was mum's best song. She passed on in August 2017 but whenever I phoned her, all she would say is that I have to pray always. Now an evangelist and I believe God will carry me throughout.
I am not Methodist but I love this song. Inondifungisa my grandmother who was a United Methodist Member. Fambai naro shoko muchiimbira Mwari wenyu. Continue resting in peace sister Brenda.
A powerful promise from our Lord Jesus Christ, NENI HANDIKURASI. I am 101% sure that my sister Brendah is singing Mutsvene Mutsvene with the Angels surrounding the throne of God. Isaiah 57:2 wakazorora sisi Brendah tichasanganiswa pakumuka. Still listening to your ministration. Rest In Peace Brendah.
This song strengthened me when i was distressed....it reminded me the need to pray always... regardless of situation "muKristu usanete" 2020 from September to December was the worst part of my life....but God's faithfulness was shown through this song
When a song is sung this beautifully you can only say, I love you Jesus, Mwari ari muyamuri wangu. so pained to hear that the melodious voice is no longer this side of the divide. RIP fellow soldier of Christ, This song is pure testimony kuti tinorarama nengirozi, nyamba zvakavanzirwa meso edu.
RIP in peace Brenda the song makes wanna cry l’m a proud Methodist but kuna mwari tiri church imwe thank you so much for being part of us and thank you so much for this song
this song has a difference and kakudzikamira and somber kupfuura its other versions i have listened to ...thanks for it..and may the soul of the faithful departed through the Mercy of Christ rest in Eternal happiness and peace
What worship! Lord I thank you for the gift that you gave to the world in Brenda. What a voice, what a voice! Effortless! It can only be a gift from her Maker. Gone too soon. Rest In Power Brenda. My mother-in-law was promoted to glory on December 16 2020, and her message to me was always "Pray increasingly". Namata urinde!
l love this song and it brings me closer to God. l lost my mum a month ago and this song is giving me the strength to pull through, its giving me hope. Its encouraging me to pray without ceasing and to pray for my soul, to prepare for the day when l will meet with the Lord Jesus Christ.
Zvirokwazvo mu Kristu usaneta. Brenda still inspires me to continue on this pilgrimage, knowing Jesus still says Neni handikurase. Brenda ran her race, and hey, she still inspires beyond this life.
This song reminds me of late 90s early 2000s UZ Anglican and UMC youth fellowships. Two fellowship that had strong personal friendships, a member of one would have a very close friend who goes to the other. This song is a combination of two hymns one from Anglican (mukristu usanete) and United Methodist (neni handikurasi) RIP my sister Brenda “iwe wakakurira uri kutiringisa nevese muchiti namata urinde” Wakatirangaridza kuti Jesu akati “Neni handikurasi nekuti wadivira”
Powerful spiritual song. Christ saved my life in a Road accident whilst i was playing this song and meditating. I saw the Powerful hand of God. my testimony. That morning I couldnt drive off to work until that song started playing and on repeat. It wouldn’t play at first. God is faithful. I could have died on the spot.
Thank you Reverend Shanganya for introducing us to this wonderful singing sensation. Brenda, you had such an amazing voice. Sadly, we lost her just as we were looking forward to more sensational singing.God snatched you from us because he wanted your soothing voice for Himself and His angels. In the video, 5.14 touches my heart to the core, the tone of voice brings tears to my eyes. Hazvineyi. Sleep well sister Brendah.
This is my mom’s favorite Anglican hymn. I like all versions I have heard on RU-vid because God is the same no matter which church you go to. This young lady was so talented and her version makes me teary eyed. May her soul Rest In Peace.
I listen to this song everyday. It gives me strength. Powerful song. Now that we are surrounded by such a big cloud of witnesses, let us continue to run the good race of Faith
vey touching song.it makes me cry.inondisvitsa pedyo naIshe.may your soul rest in peace.vatisiira chinhu chinobatika.its up to us kutsvaga nzira yeruponeso.very important and vital message.vakaimba nemoyo vakaperevera.once again thanks for such a powerful song.will always remember you
Just seeing this video for the first time. It has a haunting and melancholy spirituality that gives me the shivers. As I see my dear Mother recovering from a stroke that could have killed her I have no option but pray continually. Though I can and will never understand why good people suffer and why GOD permits that to happen I have no option but kunamata ndisinganeta......... for even if I cannot trace HIM i will try my utmost to trust HIM.
I played this song after my husband went to be with the Lord 2020 daily in tears ,even now I cry when playing it ,God calls the best ,you did a good job sister nice voice MYSRIP
Can't stop playing this since yesterday:This is sweet melodies . Ndirikunzwa kukomborerwa. Touched to hear the voice is no longer with us. Heaven gained....Rest in peace Sis Brenda
Whenever l listen to this song l remember my late grandson Khalid Carter Nyamusambira.Zororai henyu murugare Zenda.Ishe vakaita kuda kwavo.Words can not express how l feel but l will always find comfort in this song muzukuru.
