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		<description>Welcome to Behold the Bride, a powerful spiritual journey hosted by author and teacher Sylvia Colville, broadcasted in partnership with Radio Cape Pulpit.

What is the ultimate purpose of your life, and what does it truly look like to be ready for the imminent return of Jesus Christ? This podcast is a step-by-step masterclass in spiritual preparation, moving believers away from routine religious duties and into a deep, life-altering love relationship with the bridegroom.

Grounded fundamentally in the truth of Genesis 1:26—that humanity was uniquely designed and crafted to bear the image and likeness of God—each episode serves as a guide for the Church’s journey from salvation to ultimate glorification. Together, we explore the deep mysteries of the scriptures: from understanding the &quot;oil of intimacy&quot; in the secret place and abiding effortlessly in the True Vine, to yielding submissively to the loving pruning's of God the Father.

Behold the Bride is a sobering yet profoundly encouraging invitation from the King to awaken from spiritual slumber, keep your lamp burning brightly, and allow the Holy Spirit to continuously refine your life into a beautiful tabernacle fit for His glory.</description>
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		<description><![CDATA[In Episode 17 of the Behold the Bride series on Created in His Image with Sylvia Colville, broadcast on Radio Cape Pulpit, the focus is on "the secret place" and being in pursuit of God's presence. Sylvia opens by describing a picture God gave her during early morning prayer: the bride sitting at the feet of the Lord, basking in His light—a picture of Mary of Bethany, captivated by Jesus, which represents the posture of the church that seeks to be the bride of Christ. She explores the heart of the bride: a longing for the Bridegroom, the fire of first love burning, and a determination to be prepared and not caught unawares. For listeners who may not feel this longing, she offers reassurance that this teaching is an invitation from the One who is love, calling them deeper.<br />
<br />
Sylvia draws on A.W. Tozer's prayer from The Pursuit of God—"I want to want Thee; I long to be filled with longing; I thirst to be made more thirsty still"—and Dr. Moody Stewart's exhortation: "Pray till you pray. Pray till you are conscious of being heard. Pray till you receive an answer." She shares her own heart's cry for more of God's presence, living waters, and holy discontent with shallow pools.<br />
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The teaching then clarifies the roles of the triune God: God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ are in heaven, while God the Holy Spirit is the presence of God on the earth right now. Believers are already accepted in the Beloved (Ephesians 1:4–6), so these prayers are not for acceptance but for deeper intimacy. Jesus instructs us to pray to the Father in the secret place (Matthew 6:6) and to ask the Father in His name (John 16:23–24, 26–27). The Holy Spirit is the one who answers, teaches, guides, helps, comforts, and transforms us into the image of God (John 16:13–15; 1 Corinthians 2:9–12). Sylvia emphasises that the Holy Spirit is not a vague mystical power but God Himself—infinitely holy, wise, powerful, and majestic—who carries the fullness of the Father and the Son. His prime ministry is to transform us into God's image and reveal God's glory through us. Everything Jesus did came about by the Holy Spirit's presence, and everything we are created to do can only come about by the Holy Spirit on our lives. She closes with a prayer asking God to correct our understanding, help us walk in reverence, and honour the Holy Spirit. Listeners can find teaching notes, the podcast, and her book Behold the Bride via the Radio Cape Pulpit app or her website. ]]></description>
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Sylvia draws on A.W. Tozer's prayer from The Pursuit of God—"I want to want Thee; I long to be filled with longing; I thirst to be made more thirsty still"—and Dr. Moody Stewart's exhortation: "Pray till you pray. Pray till you are conscious of being heard. Pray till you receive an answer." She shares her own heart's cry for more of God's presence, living waters, and holy discontent with shallow pools.

The teaching then clarifies the roles of the triune God: God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ are in heaven, while God the Holy Spirit is the presence of God on the earth right now. Believers are already accepted in the Beloved (Ephesians 1:4–6), so these prayers are not for acceptance but for deeper intimacy. Jesus instructs us to pray to the Father in the secret place (Matthew 6:6) and to ask the Father in His name (John 16:23–24, 26–27). The Holy Spirit is the one who answers, teaches, guides, helps, comforts, and transforms us into the image of God (John 16:13–15; 1 Corinthians 2:9–12). Sylvia emphasises that the Holy Spirit is not a vague mystical power but God Himself—infinitely holy, wise, powerful, and majestic—who carries the fullness of the Father and the Son. His prime ministry is to transform us into God's image and reveal God's glory through us. Everything Jesus did came about by the Holy Spirit's presence, and everything we are created to do can only come about by the Holy Spirit on our lives. She closes with a prayer asking God to correct our understanding, help us walk in reverence, and honour the Holy Spirit. Listeners can find teaching notes, the podcast, and her book Behold the Bride via the Radio Cape Pulpit app or her website.]]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit 729 AM, host Sylvia Colville presents episode seventeen of the Behold the Bride series, focusing on "the secret place, in pursuit of His presence."<br />
<br />
She begins by sharing a picture the Lord showed her during early morning prayer: the bride sitting at the feet of the Lord in His presence, basking in the light that comes from Him. She connects this to Mary of Bethany, who rushed to sit at Jesus' feet, captivated by the Lord — describing this as the posture of the church that seeks to be the bride of Christ: sitting at His feet to hear what He has to say.<br />
<br />
She then discusses the heart of the bride: a longing for her bridegroom, the fire of first love burning within, setting her mind to complete the preparation required to be ready, not wanting to be caught unawares. She acknowledges that some listeners may not feel any of this, and reassures them there is nothing wrong with them — this teaching may be the open door, an invitation from the One who is love, calling them deeper.<br />
<br />
Sylvia draws on A.W. Tozer's prayer from The Pursuit of God, where he prays: "O God, I have tasted Thy goodness, and it has both satisfied me and made me thirsty for more... I want to want Thee. I long to be filled with longing. I thirst to be made more thirsty still." She also quotes Dr. Moody Stewart: "Pray till you pray. Pray till you are conscious of being heard. Pray till you receive an answer." She emphasizes praying for a holy discontent, for living waters, and for more of God — not prayers for acceptance (since believers are already accepted in the Beloved, per Ephesians 1:4–6), but prayers for deeper intimacy.<br />
<br />
She then explains the roles within the triune God: both the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ are in heaven, while it is God the Holy Spirit who is on the earth right now — He is the presence of God on the earth, revealing all that the Father and the Son want us to know, and transforming us into the image of God. She walks through three steps:<br />
<br />
We are accepted — accepted before the Father in Jesus Christ the Beloved; in Christ we were judged, died, justified, resurrected, received the gift of righteousness, and accepted back into the presence of God the Father.<br />
<br />
We pray to the Father — Jesus says in John 16:23–24, 26–27 that we should ask the Father in His name; we don't need Jesus to pray to the Father for us because the Father Himself loves us. She references Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1:15–19 as an example.<br />
<br />
The Holy Spirit answers — the Spirit of truth, the presence of God on the earth, is our teacher, guide, helper, comforter, and friend. Everything relating to Genesis 1:26 (creating a people in the image of God) is the prime ministry of the Holy Spirit. She cites John 16:13–15 and 1 Corinthians 2:9–12, showing that the Spirit searches the deep things of God and reveals to us what has been freely given by God.<br />
<br />
She also discusses the gifts of the Holy Spirit (Hebrews 2:4; 1 Corinthians 12:4–11) and expresses sorrow over the years she knew about the Holy Spirit being on the earth but never engaged with Him as she should have. She declares: "He is God, He is infinitely holy, infinitely wise, infinitely powerful... His prime ministry is to transform you and I into the image of God and to reveal the glory of God upon the earth through us." Everything Jesus did came about by the presence of the Holy Spirit upon His life, and everything we are created to do can only come about by the presence of the Holy Spirit on our lives. "Our God is extraordinary. We only need to be ordinary, surrendered and obedient, lovers of God, who are spirit filled, spirit led and spirit guided."<br />
<br />
She closes by directing listeners to the Radio Cape Pulpit app (podcasts section, look for Created in His Image) to recap, and invites emails to info@radiopulpit.co.za for teaching notes or questions. Her book Behold the Bride is available at SylviaColville.com and on Amazon. She looks forward to next week' ]]></description>
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She begins by sharing a picture the Lord showed her during early morning prayer: the bride sitting at the feet of the Lord in His presence, basking in the light that comes from Him. She connects this to Mary of Bethany, who rushed to sit at Jesus' feet, captivated by the Lord — describing this as the posture of the church that seeks to be the bride of Christ: sitting at His feet to hear what He has to say.

She then discusses the heart of the bride: a longing for her bridegroom, the fire of first love burning within, setting her mind to complete the preparation required to be ready, not wanting to be caught unawares. She acknowledges that some listeners may not feel any of this, and reassures them there is nothing wrong with them — this teaching may be the open door, an invitation from the One who is love, calling them deeper.

Sylvia draws on A.W. Tozer's prayer from The Pursuit of God, where he prays: "O God, I have tasted Thy goodness, and it has both satisfied me and made me thirsty for more... I want to want Thee. I long to be filled with longing. I thirst to be made more thirsty still." She also quotes Dr. Moody Stewart: "Pray till you pray. Pray till you are conscious of being heard. Pray till you receive an answer." She emphasizes praying for a holy discontent, for living waters, and for more of God — not prayers for acceptance (since believers are already accepted in the Beloved, per Ephesians 1:4–6), but prayers for deeper intimacy.

She then explains the roles within the triune God: both the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ are in heaven, while it is God the Holy Spirit who is on the earth right now — He is the presence of God on the earth, revealing all that the Father and the Son want us to know, and transforming us into the image of God. She walks through three steps:

We are accepted — accepted before the Father in Jesus Christ the Beloved; in Christ we were judged, died, justified, resurrected, received the gift of righteousness, and accepted back into the presence of God the Father.

We pray to the Father — Jesus says in John 16:23–24, 26–27 that we should ask the Father in His name; we don't need Jesus to pray to the Father for us because the Father Himself loves us. She references Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1:15–19 as an example.

The Holy Spirit answers — the Spirit of truth, the presence of God on the earth, is our teacher, guide, helper, comforter, and friend. Everything relating to Genesis 1:26 (creating a people in the image of God) is the prime ministry of the Holy Spirit. She cites John 16:13–15 and 1 Corinthians 2:9–12, showing that the Spirit searches the deep things of God and reveals to us what has been freely given by God.

She also discusses the gifts of the Holy Spirit (Hebrews 2:4; 1 Corinthians 12:4–11) and expresses sorrow over the years she knew about the Holy Spirit being on the earth but never engaged with Him as she should have. She declares: "He is God, He is infinitely holy, infinitely wise, infinitely powerful... His prime ministry is to transform you and I into the image of God and to reveal the glory of God upon the earth through us." Everything Jesus did came about by the presence of the Holy Spirit upon His life, and everything we are created to do can only come about by the presence of the Holy Spirit on our lives. "Our God is extraordinary. We only need to be ordinary, surrendered and obedient, lovers of God, who are spirit filled, spirit led and spirit guided."

She closes by directing listeners to the Radio Cape Pulpit app (podcasts section, look for Created in His Image) to recap, and invites emails to info@radiopulpit.co.za for teaching notes or questions. Her book Behold the Bride is available at SylviaColville.com and on Amazon. She looks forward to next week']]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville presents Episode 15 of the Behold the Bride series, titled "A Tabernacle for His Glory."<br />
<br />
Drawing from her 2018 visit to Israel and the massive ancient stones of the Western Wall tunnels in Jerusalem, Sylvia shares a prophetic moment from January of this year when she heard the Lord say, "I want to build you into a tabernacle for my glory." She explores what it means for believers to be the dwelling place of God—the bride of Christ as the New Jerusalem, the Lamb's wife, and the tabernacle filled with His glory.<br />
<br />
The episode focuses on Jesus Christ as the Cornerstone—the foundation and alignment for everything we build in our lives. Sylvia emphasizes the importance of spending time with Jesus in the secret place, allowing Him to shape our days with godly wisdom. She teaches from Ephesians 2:19–22 about believers as living stones being built together into a holy temple, and from 1 Peter 2:1–5 about our calling as a holy priesthood.<br />
<br />
She also highlights Christ's patience in building His church (2 Peter 3:9) and issues a solemn warning to master builders from 1 Corinthians 3:9–17—that each person's work will be tested by fire, and only what is built on the foundation of Jesus Christ will endure.<br />
<br />
The episode closes with an encouragement to meditate on the teaching notes, continue daily working on your wedding dress, and a preview of next week's topic: The Judgment Seat of Christ. ]]></description>
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		<itunes:summary><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville presents Episode 15 of the Behold the Bride series, titled "A Tabernacle for His Glory."

Drawing from her 2018 visit to Israel and the massive ancient stones of the Western Wall tunnels in Jerusalem, Sylvia shares a prophetic moment from January of this year when she heard the Lord say, "I want to build you into a tabernacle for my glory." She explores what it means for believers to be the dwelling place of God—the bride of Christ as the New Jerusalem, the Lamb's wife, and the tabernacle filled with His glory.

The episode focuses on Jesus Christ as the Cornerstone—the foundation and alignment for everything we build in our lives. Sylvia emphasizes the importance of spending time with Jesus in the secret place, allowing Him to shape our days with godly wisdom. She teaches from Ephesians 2:19–22 about believers as living stones being built together into a holy temple, and from 1 Peter 2:1–5 about our calling as a holy priesthood.

She also highlights Christ's patience in building His church (2 Peter 3:9) and issues a solemn warning to master builders from 1 Corinthians 3:9–17—that each person's work will be tested by fire, and only what is built on the foundation of Jesus Christ will endure.

The episode closes with an encouragement to meditate on the teaching notes, continue daily working on your wedding dress, and a preview of next week's topic: The Judgment Seat of Christ.]]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this thirteenth episode of the Behold the Bride series on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville explores the lamp of the Lord from Proverbs 20:27. Continuing the Created in the Image of God programme, she begins with a moment of contemplation and prayer, inviting listeners to open the door of their hearts wide to Jesus and allow Him to fill every empty space. She shares a personal story about a weekend in the bush where, away from the light pollution of the city, she and her companions switched off all the lights and lay on the grass staring up at hundreds of thousands of stars. That holy moment reminded her that the same God who knows every star by name has sent us the one true light, Jesus, the living Word. Sylvia explains that just as light pollution dims our ability to see the stars, the pollution of the world can diminish our ability to recognise the light found in Jesus and the Word. She refers to Romans 12:2, which calls believers not to be conformed to this world but to be transformed by the renewing of their minds. She teaches that our renewed minds re-educate our conscience, and that the spirit of man is the lamp of the Lord, searching all our innermost parts. Our conscience is our soul's warning system, enabling us to contemplate our motives and actions and make moral evaluations against God's will. She emphasises the importance of protecting our conscience by protecting our mind, warning that ignoring or rejecting your conscience can harden your heart one rejection at a time, eventually searing it and leading to an unrepentant heart. She shares her own experience of growing light within her conscience, making her aware of things she shouldn't watch on TV, and how she became obedient to the nudge of the Holy Spirit, choosing to watch nature shows, documentaries, family shows, kids' movies, Christian history movies, and Bible archaeology. Philippians 4:8 became the focus and light on her pathway—meditating on whatever is true, noble, just, pure, lovely, and of good report. Most importantly, she spends time consuming the Word of God, which is Jesus on a page, God-breathed, with the power to transform us through revelation. She closes with John 8:12, where Jesus says, "I am the light of the world," and Psalm 119:105, "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path," reminding listeners that revelation reveals where we are currently standing and where our Father wants us to go. The episode ends mid-sentence as she begins to reference John 6:63. ]]></description>
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Sylvia uses the picture of an ancient Jewish wedding to explain the relationship between Christ and His bride, highlighting Jesus as the bridegroom and the Holy Spirit as the one who helps prepare the bride. She also discusses the importance of keeping our spiritual “lamp” burning and maintaining our first love for God rather than allowing our relationship with Him to become routine.<br />
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The episode then focuses on the secret place as a place of prayer, worship, intimacy and relationship with God. Drawing from Scripture and examples such as Moses and David, Sylvia encourages listeners to intentionally seek God, draw near to Him and develop a deeper sensitivity to His presence and voice.<br />
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The episode closes by encouraging listeners to seek God wholeheartedly and allowing the Holy Spirit to teach them how to draw closer to the Father and the Lord. ]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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Sylvia uses the picture of an ancient Jewish wedding to explain the relationship between Christ and His bride, highlighting Jesus as the bridegroom and the Holy Spirit as the one who helps prepare the bride. She also discusses the importance of keeping our spiritual “lamp” burning and maintaining our first love for God rather than allowing our relationship with Him to become routine.

The episode then focuses on the secret place as a place of prayer, worship, intimacy and relationship with God. Drawing from Scripture and examples such as Moses and David, Sylvia encourages listeners to intentionally seek God, draw near to Him and develop a deeper sensitivity to His presence and voice.

The episode closes by encouraging listeners to seek God wholeheartedly and allowing the Holy Spirit to teach them how to draw closer to the Father and the Lord.]]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this twelfth episode of the Behold the Bride series on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville turns her attention to the Father as the Vinedresser from John 15. Continuing the Created in the Image of God programme, this episode examines how the Vinedresser tends to every branch in Christ with the goal of producing much fruit—the character and nature of God in us. Sylvia explains the two distinct works of the Father: discipline, which removes sin from the lives of unfruitful branches, and pruning, which cuts away self from fruitful branches so they may bear even more. Drawing on Hebrews 12 and the natural practices of a vineyard, she shows how God lovingly lifts us out of the dust of the world and cuts away everything that hinders kingdom purposes. The episode also explores the vital role of intimacy and abiding in Christ, illustrating how holiness and transformation are birthed through spending time in God's presence. Quoting extensively from Francis Frangipane, Sylvia emphasises that humility and dying to self are the substructure of all transformation, and that grace is given to the humble. The episode closes with a prayer and a preview of next week's topic, the lamp of the Lord. ]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this eleventh episode of the Behold the Bride series on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville explores Jesus' powerful analogy of the vine and the branches from John 15. Recorded as part of the Created in the Image of God programme, this episode examines the three characters in the parable: Jesus the true vine, the Father the vinedresser, and believers as the branches. Sylvia unpacks what she calls "the secret of nothing, getting everything"—the revelation that branches can do nothing apart from the vine, yet through complete dependence and abiding in Christ, they bear much fruit. Drawing on Andrew Murray's teachings, she emphasises that salvation is one hundred percent the work of Jesus, and our part is simply to abide, trust, and surrender in obedience. Using examples from nature, including the tender branch of the fig tree and the pruned rose bush, she illustrates how true spiritual transformation cannot come through knowledge or behaviour modification alone, but only through the life of the vine flowing into the branch by the Holy Spirit. The episode closes with a preview of next week's discussion on the role of the Father as the vinedresser. ]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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		<itunes:summary><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville continues the teaching on the "wells of salvation" from Isaiah 12:3. She explains that salvation is not just a one-time event but has two parts: the finished work of Christ (justification, reconciliation, and the gift of righteousness) and the ongoing work of sanctification through the Holy Spirit. Using personal stories from her workplace, Sylvia illustrates how dying to self and choosing obedience—even when it is costly—leads to the path of life and allows Christ's nature to shine through us. She emphasizes that working out our salvation with fear and trembling is a partnership with God, who gives us both the desire and the power to do His will.]]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In Episode 9 of the Behold the Bride series of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit 729 AM, Sylvia Colville explores the topic “Thirsty.” She reflects on the difference between physical thirst and a deeper spiritual thirst to know Jesus and experience more of God. Using the image of water and the biblical teaching of Jesus as the living water, the episode encourages listeners to seek a deeper relationship with God.<br />
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Sylvia shares her personal journey of becoming increasingly thirsty to know God more deeply and explains how this longing led her into the secret place. She discusses the church of Ephesus and the danger of allowing good works and church activities to replace a person's first love for Jesus. The episode also explores worship, emphasizing that worship is not about what we receive from it, but about offering a genuine sacrifice to God.<br />
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The teaching then looks at the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, where Jesus uses physical water to reveal the deeper need for spiritual transformation. Sylvia encourages those who are hungry and thirsty for more of God to go into the secret place and drink deeply from the fountain of living waters. The episode closes with a prayer asking God to make His people more thirsty for Him and to transform them through His Word and His presence. ]]></description>
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Sylvia shares her personal journey of becoming increasingly thirsty to know God more deeply and explains how this longing led her into the secret place. She discusses the church of Ephesus and the danger of allowing good works and church activities to replace a person's first love for Jesus. The episode also explores worship, emphasizing that worship is not about what we receive from it, but about offering a genuine sacrifice to God.

The teaching then looks at the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, where Jesus uses physical water to reveal the deeper need for spiritual transformation. Sylvia encourages those who are hungry and thirsty for more of God to go into the secret place and drink deeply from the fountain of living waters. The episode closes with a prayer asking God to make His people more thirsty for Him and to transform them through His Word and His presence.]]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit 729 AM, Sylvia Colville continues Episode 7 of the Behold the Bride series, focusing on the Holy Spirit as our teacher, guide, helper, comforter and friend. The episode explores how the Holy Spirit works within believers to renew their minds, reveal the deeper wisdom found in God’s Word and transform their lives into the image of Christ.<br />
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The teaching also looks at being born again, surrendering to God, obedience, renewing the mind and allowing the Holy Spirit to expose and remove hidden strongholds. Sylvia explains the difference between the written Word (logos) and the revealed wisdom (Rhema) and encourages listeners to allow the Holy Spirit to bring transformation through God’s truth. The episode closes with a prayer for purified hearts and a reminder that God is preparing a pure bride. ]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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The teaching also looks at being born again, surrendering to God, obedience, renewing the mind and allowing the Holy Spirit to expose and remove hidden strongholds. Sylvia explains the difference between the written Word (logos) and the revealed wisdom (Rhema) and encourages listeners to allow the Holy Spirit to bring transformation through God’s truth. The episode closes with a prayer for purified hearts and a reminder that God is preparing a pure bride.]]></itunes:summary>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville continues the "Behold the Bride" series with Episode 6, focusing on the crucified life and the resulting glory. She explains that the bride of Christ achieves her preparation by living a crucified life—denying self, taking up the cross, and following Jesus (Mark 8:34–38). Drawing from Revelation 19:7–8 and Revelation 21, Colville shows that the bride is clothed in fine linen, which represents the righteous acts of the saints, and is revealed as the New Jerusalem, the dwelling place of God. She warns against the lukewarm Laodicean church (Revelation 3:15–18) and emphasizes the need for refinement and purification through trials, using scriptures from Psalm 66, Daniel 11–12, and Malachi 3. She shares a personal testimony of how the Holy Spirit refined her attitude in a small everyday moment, illustrating that transformation happens in the ordinary as we surrender to God's will. The episode closes with a call to choose the narrow gate, embrace conviction over condemnation, and allow the Holy Spirit to prepare us as a bride ready for her Bridegroom. ]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville continues the "Behold the Bride" series with Episode 4, focusing on the bride as the dwelling place of God. She explains that the ultimate goal of Genesis 1:26—creating humanity in God's image—is fulfilled when Christ is formed in us, making us a dwelling place for the Father and the Son through the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Ephesians 1:3–6, Colossians 1:24–27, Ephesians 2:19–22, and Revelation 3:8–13, she shows how believers are being built together as a holy temple. She also unpacks the vision of the New Jerusalem (Revelation 21), which is described as the bride, the Lamb's wife, and the tabernacle of God dwelling with men. Colville emphasizes that just as God's glory filled the tabernacle and the temple, so His glory will fill us—we are becoming the dwelling place of God, with Christ in us, the hope of glory. The episode closes with a call to overcome, hold fast to His word, and receive the promises given to the faithful church at Philadelphia. ]]></description>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 21 Jul 2026 05:00:00 +0200</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville continues the "Behold the Bride" series with Episode 3, focusing on what it truly means to know and be known by Christ. She revisits the parable of the ten virgins (Matthew 25:1–13) and emphasizes that the foolish virgins were rejected not because they ran out of oil, but because Jesus said, "I do not know you." Colville explains that knowing Him comes through intimacy—time spent in His presence, abiding in His light, and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform our hearts. She connects this to 1 John 2:3–11 and John 14:21–23, showing that those who love God keep His commandments and become a dwelling place for the Father and the Son. The episode is a heartfelt invitation to pursue a deeper relationship with Christ, allowing His love to produce lasting change and preparing us to be part of His chosen bride. ]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville continues the "Behold the Bride" series with Episode 2, titled "To Know and Be Known." She shifts the focus to the return of Jesus Christ and the importance of being ready for His coming. Drawing from John 14:1–4, Acts 1:9–11, and 1 Thessalonians 4:16–18, she explains that Jesus has gone to prepare a place for us and will return to fetch His bride. Colville then unpacks the parable of the ten virgins (Matthew 25:1–13) and the wedding feast (Matthew 22) to show that not everyone who calls themselves a believer will be part of the bride—only those who are known by Him and who cultivate intimacy with Christ, symbolized by the oil of the Holy Spirit. She emphasizes that becoming the bride is a matter of choice and surrender, and that transformation happens as we yield to the Holy Spirit, allowing Christ to be formed in us—Christ in us, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27). The episode closes with a call to have a broken and surrendered heart, like soft clay in the Potter's hands, so that God can mold us into His image. ]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Created in the Image of God on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Sylvia Colville launches the "Behold the Bride" series with a powerful teaching on the preparation of the bride of Christ. She begins by exploring the foundational truth from Genesis 1:26—that humanity was created in God's image—and explains how sin brought spiritual death and separation from the Father. Through the cross, Jesus defeated sin's power, making it possible for believers to be spiritually alive again. Colville emphasizes that the cross is the starting point for transformation, and the Holy Spirit now works to restore God's image in us, conforming us to the character of Christ. She unpacks key scriptures including Romans 6:23, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Ephesians 1:3–6, and Colossians 1:26–27, and encourages listeners to embrace their identity and purpose as part of the bride being prepared for the Lord's return. ]]></description>
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