At the start of 2025, I was diagnosed with anxiety and suffered frequent panic attacks. My family had been searching for a Spirit-led church, and by God’s grace, we found Throne Room—a place where His presence is so real and His people so genuine. One Sunday, Pastor Nathanael preached about anxiety and invited those struggling to come forward for prayer. I felt God tug on my heart and responded. That day, I chose to fully trust Him with my healing. I stopped taking both my anxiety and asthma medication, believing the Lord would set me free. By His grace, He did exactly that! God healed me from anxiety, panic attacks, and even asthma I had battled for years. Soon after, our family faced the stress of selling our house and moving, yet I walked through it with peace and strength because God carried me. I am forever grateful for His mercy, healing power, and for leading us to Throne Room—our true home where His presence dwells. To God be all the glory!
For a long time, our family searched for a church we could truly call home—a place where we belonged, where God’s Word was alive, and His Spirit was present. During a difficult season when I was in the High Care Unit at the hospital, I noticed that The Throne Room had moved to Strand. Something stirred in my spirit, and the very next day I encouraged my husband to attend their Wednesday morning prayer service. When he returned, his voice was filled with joy as he said, “The atmosphere was so welcoming!” Not long after, I was well enough to attend a Sunday service. Just as my husband had described, we felt embraced like family and overwhelmed by the presence of the Holy Spirit. From that day, our hunger for God’s Word only grew. Since then, we’ve become members of The Throne Room family, my husband Rojee was baptized, and our children have joyfully chosen to join us in church—a true miracle and testimony of God’s grace. Even our eldest son, though in another province, still shares in the life of the church through our conversations and prayers. Through Pastor Nathanael and Pastor Eleanor’s bold and Spirit-led teaching, we’ve learned that Christianity is not just religion, but a living relationship with Jesus. Each week, the Word continues to shape us and draw us closer to Him. Looking back from the hospital bed to where we are now, we see God’s faithfulness and hand over our lives. We are so grateful that Jesus never gave up on us—He was always calling us home. To God be all the glory!
“Welcome home, come as you are.” Those simple words changed our lives forever. We came as we were, functioning Christians, and today we stand proud as sons and daughters of the Most High, Jesus. Through God’s grace, we left behind addictions and matters of the flesh. Pastor Nathanael and Pastor Eleanor are not only incredible leaders—they are family. During praise and worship, God’s presence is tangible, and it feels as though thousands are singing together in unison. Throne Room is a living demonstration of the Father’s heart and an inspiration of true worship, faithfulness, and obedience. Here, we walk by faith and not by sight, with hearts committed to being fishermen of men.
My story is simple, but one moment completely changed my life. On November 5th, 2023, I was sitting in my bed, listening to music, when suddenly a thought hit me like a truck. It audibly asked, “Am I doing enough for God’s kingdom?” That moment broke me, and from that day, my life has never been the same. It’s all thanks to Jesus ❤️ I used to think church was a waste of time—a box to tick, something you could “do later” when you got serious about God. But now that I truly know the Lord, I wouldn’t want to live my life any other way. It has been, without a doubt, the best decision I’ve ever made.
The Lord led me to Throne Room Church, knowing what my soul was longing for. Here, I am captivated by the presence of the Holy Spirit, especially during worship through praise and prayer. TRC has become a second home—a place where “deep calls unto deep” and where the people feel like long-lost family. The love among the members is truly remarkable. My church family, along with Pastor Nathanael and Pastor Eleanor, have become the warriors I walk with through these end times, always offering timely words and guidance to help me stay ready for all God will do next.
For our family, Throne Room Church is more than a place of worship—it’s a home. Here, we are continually challenged to grow in faith, love, and purpose. We find encouragement, guidance, and spiritual covering while building friendships that truly feel like family. At TRC, we share life’s joys and challenges, knowing we are never alone. We also have the privilege of serving as sons and daughters of the house, reminded that together we are stronger in Christ.
After my husband passed, we felt unanchored despite serving in a large church. Seeking God’s guidance, I heard Him lead us to a shepherd’s fold. Around that time, my daughter and I were invited, on separate occasions, to a Women’s Day event at Throne Room Church. What we experienced that day was nothing short of His tangible presence—His voice speaking over us and His promises for our family’s journey ahead. We felt safe and protected, as if the Shepherd Himself stood guard at the gate. In that atmosphere of worship, God began healing us, performing miracles, and unfolding His promises in our lives.
I feel so blessed to be a part of this beautiful family and to serve alongside such lovely people.”
During lockdown, I heard about Throne Room Church and felt drawn to it. I deeply appreciate the leadership of Throne Room—where the Holy Spirit has complete freedom to move and the Word of God is preached without compromise. Since being part of this family, I’ve learned and grown so much in understanding who God says I am—my true identity in Him. By His grace, many wrong doors in my life have been closed, and I’m learning each day to walk in trust and faith.
In 2021, the Lord led me to Throne Room Church, suffering with deppresion, , anxiety, rejection & addiction, I withdrew from everything for 4 years— I tried to end my life multiple times, but God said, “I’m not done with you yet.” One Sunday evening, I was drawn to a worship service at Throne Room. The moment I walked in, I was surrounded by love and acceptance. For the first time in my life i didnt need to pretend to be anyone but me. That night, God met me right in my brokenness, poured out His love like i've never felt before, gave me my voice back, and reignited the heart of worship within me. Since then, God has set me free from depression, rejection, and addiction. He’s restoring my identity, given me unspeakable joy and has called me to be a living demonstration of His heart—rooted and planted in as a daugther in His house as an oak of righteousness.