Brother Sam concludes the teaching series by emphasizing the necessity of prayer in dealing with suffering. Prayer is a means of grace that God has given us in this world to conform us to the image of the Son and to point us to our blessed hope in heaven. He highlights 2 things that prayer does 1. In the mercy of God, prayer can alleviate suffering, lighten burdens and turn circumstances around 2. ⁠Prayer can change our perspective when God decides that suffering is necessary to...

Brother Kingsley takes us on a bible study of Temptations and trials and the work they do in us.

Brother Sam starts a new series on how to handle suffering. In this message, he explains how suffering is expected in our lifes as believers and why there is suffering in this world, but he also talks about the hope we have in the Lord.

The wrath of God has been revealed against all unrighteousness. For the unbeliever, this is a cause for alarm because God is holy and a just judge who will address all iniquity. For the one who is saved and has been justified in Christ, it is a warning to live in repentance, honoring the salvation of the Lord. The fear of the Lord necessitates holiness. As we delight in our salvation and the magnitude of God’s mercy on our brokenness, we must also respond to God’s pull in our hearts to...

Are we to love God or fear God? Are these positions contradictory or complimentary? We see injunctions in the scripture to love the Lord with all our heart and then again we are admonished that the fear of the Lord is wisdom. Which is it? The fear of God is an active awareness of God’s holiness, commandments and judgments in how we conduct our affairs. The scripture prescribes this for all men because this is how we abide in the will of God and honour His covenant. To love God is to...

Sister Ifeanyi teaches on an aspect of God's sovereignty. She helps us carefully navigate the concept of God controlling everything and the role our agency plays.

Raising godly homes, like any other Christian calling, has its roots in the gospel. The more we behold the cross, the clearer we can ascertain God's demands for each member of a household. This marital union comes with privileges and responsibilities. What is not often emphasized in our culture is the seriousness of a marital oath's responsibilities. For a covenant meant to last a lifetime, it is wisdom not to decide on who to be with based on fleeting attributes—qualities that...

Brothers Sam, Seye, Kingsley and Sister Ijeoma answer some questions in the second Q&A session of the family affairs conference.

Sister Ijeoma teaches Christian femininty

Brother Seye teaches on Christian masculinity

Brothers Sam, Seye, Kingsley, and Sisters Ijeoma and Ifeanyi answer various questions about godly relationships.

Brother Sam teaches what it means to be single as a Christian. He speaks on what a Christian considers before getting into a relationship.

Pastor Sam completes the teaching series on overcoming the world. In this message, he discusses the idol of demons and what the right Christian view is. Please listen and share

Pastor Sam takes us on an interactive bible study to understand what True Treasure is Using many reflective and provoking questions, we look at what it means to have true treasure and our disposition to true treasure. In this message, we examine what we truly treasure, our biblical disposition to it and what that means in our everyday life. Please listen and share.

Bro. Kingsley admonishes us to self-reflect on our priorities

Brother Sam continues the teaching series with a particular emphasis on the idol of pleasure and how it creates a wedge between us and God. Establishing from the onset that what we need to contend for is God’s will for our lives and not glory. Glory belongs to God alone. We are called to look for the good in our lives as we fulfil God's purpose, therein lies true and godly fulfillment. Referencing the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4:9, Brother Sam explains how the devil sought to get the...

Bro. Murewa takes us through the story of Jonah to see how our preaching of the gospel, even in uncomfortable situations, is required of us as an expression of God's mercy.

In today’s message, the focus was on the dangers of fear and how Satan uses it to lead us into idolatry. Referencing Luke 4:1, the sermon explained that fear can drive us to place our trust in things other than God—whether it’s money, status, or the approval of others. The fear of lacking material security often leads to worshipping money, but true fulfilment comes from serving God, not wealth. Living for God brings lasting satisfaction. The importance of practices like the Sabbath,...

Bro. Kingsley admonished us to reflect on who we we serve

Brother Sam continues this teaching series and begins to hone in on the idols in our context. Money. Brother Sam reminds us of 1 John 2:15, that no one can love the world and love the Father in Heaven. Apostle John merely reechoes the words of his Master; our Master: it is impossible to serve God and Mammon. Money replaces God in our lives by promising (like all idols do) only what God can fill in our lives. Money brings a sense of security, removes seeming limitations, and...

Sister Ijeoma continues the bible study on the book of John 8 She spoke about 3 things Knowing the truth The fact that the truth will set you free Hindrances to believing the truth

Brother Sam ushers us into the second part of this series on Overcoming the World by boldly saying: “Whatever you desire more than you desire, God is an idol.” Exegeting Colossians 3:5, he describes idolatry as a deep, inordinate longing or affection for anything but God. Whatever we use to answer the question of life’s meaning is our idol. Whatever satiates the void of happiness, meaning and identity in our lives more than God does, is an idol. He, however, draws our minds to a very...

Bro. Maj concludes the teaching series on the book on Hebrews

Brother Sam begins a new teaching series he titles Overcoming The World. He opens up with Jesus’ address in Matthew 7:21-23, about ‘That Day’ soon to come, when those who have professed the Name of the Lord with their lips—as a tool for the advancement of their agendas—without true regard for, or obedience to, that Name, will receive due compensation for their evil-doing. He echoes the teachings of scripture about eternal rest as the heritage of the Lord’s people but emphasizes that the...