Interactive show giving feedback based on questions around the Patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph

Joseph’s life is filled with so much untold suffering, anguish, and sadness. But it’s also a story of perseverance, faithfulness, forgiveness and triumph in the face of adversity.

Jacob is mentioned in Hebrews 11 for his strong and unshakeable faith to God. Jacob means supplanter, but God changed his name to Israel, meaning, the prince that prevails with God. His life is lesson on the transformative power of walking with Christ Jesus.

Isaac is one of the heroes of faith who are mentioned in Hebrews 11. He is the promised son of Abraham and Sarah. His name means laughter, which is derived from the reaction of his mother when she heard that she would have a child in her old age. Isaac’s life may not be as exciting and powerful as his father’s, but we can see that God uses him to confirm his promises to Abraham.

From God’s promise that he would be a father of many nations to his willingness to sacrifice Isaac his son in obedience to God, Abraham’s life is a testament to the power of faith, trust, obedience, and perseverance in the face of challenges and adversity.

Interactive show giving feedback based on questions around the one of the Heroes of Faith: Daniel

Major themes in the Book of Daniel include unwavering faith, divine providence, and the sovereignty of God. It not only provides historical context and spiritual lessons but also unveils glimpses of God's intricate plan for humanity's redemption and the establishment of His everlasting Kingdom.

Major themes in the Book of Daniel include unwavering faith, divine providence, and the sovereignty of God. It not only provides historical context and spiritual lessons but also unveils glimpses of God's intricate plan for humanity's redemption and the establishment of His everlasting Kingdom.

Major themes in the Book of Daniel include unwavering faith, divine providence, and the sovereignty of God. It not only provides historical context and spiritual lessons but also unveils glimpses of God's intricate plan for humanity's redemption and the establishment of His everlasting Kingdom.

Major themes in the Book of Daniel include unwavering faith, divine providence, and the sovereignty of God. It not only provides historical context and spiritual lessons but also unveils glimpses of God's intricate plan for humanity's redemption and the establishment of His everlasting Kingdom.

The story of Nehemiah offers some invaluable insights as well as pattern and principles that will help you as a believer to rebuild your life, to live a victorious life in Christ Jesus.

The story of Nehemiah offers some invaluable insights as well as patterns and principles that will help you as a believer to rebuild your life, to live a victorious life in Christ Jesus.

Esther's life exemplifies how God has a special plan for everyone. Despite her humble origins and being a minority, God used her to fulfil His purposes. This reminds us that God's plan for our lives is not determined by our circumstances but by His divine will.

Through his life's successes, struggles, and ultimate redemption, King David remains a profound example of God's forgiveness, mercy, and the transformative power of a heart dedicated to seeking and obeying the Lord.

We draw from the story of Joshua and Caleb, to learn how we can cultivate a courageous faith that faces challenges, trusts in God's promises, and perseveres through waiting periods, ultimately leading to a fruitful and purposeful life aligned with God's will.

Interactive show giving feedback based on questions around the subjects of: Vision, Purpose, and Reformation.

Today there is an awakening in the hearts of Africans of all nations, creeds, genders, tribes, and denominations who want to look past their differences and focus on a common denominator, principles that are set forth clearly in the Word of God that will bring genuine reformation.

Today there is an awakening in the hearts of Africans of all nations, creeds, genders, tribes, and denominations who want to look past their differences and focus on a common denominator, principles that are set forth clearly in the Word of God that will bring genuine reformation.

The fulfilment of a purpose will go through seasons. The only thing that is “till death do us part” is marriage. Everything else is seasonal. You need to know the times and the seasons for your life.

When God created man, His original intent was for us to rule, to reign, to govern, and to have dominion. That is the overarching purpose of man.

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