How To Build Above Average Capacity

How To Train Your Mindset For Dominion

The mind is the most important battlefield of life. We dealt with this in 'Satanic Mind Games.' And the mind is never renewed at salvation; only your spirit is. Hence, the reason the scriptures tell us to renew our minds. Without the renewal of the mind, fulfilling God's instruction to subdue the earth and have dominion over all forces contending with what God has ordained for us in the New Testament becomes not just hard but impossible.

How To Develop Competence in Anything

You see, there's something that separates the men from the boys in any field, it's called competence. Competence is what a person has, and men can't say no to him. Not even his haters. However, developing competence in anything in life is expensive. So, how is competence developed?

How To Build Above Average Capacity

Average is deceptive. We touched on this a few months ago in 'The Deception of Average.' In every sphere of life, many people are either average or below average, and what makes it even more concerning is that most don't realize it. Why? Because average often creates the illusion that we're doing well enough when, in reality, we're simply blending in. That's why it's often difficult to find people who truly stand out in their field. But there is a way out

How The Kingdom Comes

Jesus taught us that when we pray, we must pray, ''Thy kingdom come''. The prayer 'thy kingdom come' has two expressions: Firstly, in you, and secondly, in the world. But, simply saying, ''thy kingdom come'' doesn't get the job done. There is a method, there is a means of transportation to ensure that the kingdom of God is established firstly in your life, and secondly in the various spheres of life and mountains of influence. This begs the question, how does the kingdom come?

The Secrets of Adullam

Adullam is more than a cave. It is a season of divine preparation. It is where God shapes character, refines purpose, and turns adversity into advantage. In this episode, Pastor George Izunwa explores the hidden lessons of Adullam, revealing how seasons of isolation, pressure, and obscurity can become the training ground for leadership, destiny, and greater purpose.