Episode 48 - When God Is Silent

Episode 49 - God's Mercy

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "God's Mercy" by Rev. Dr. Joseph Nelson. God's mercy can find us wherever we are and change any situation. Through His mercy, lives are transformed, just as Paul the Apostle was transformed from a persecutor into a servant of Christ. We all need God's mercy every day, and His mercy knows no barriers. How can we experience God's mercy? * Trust in His abundant mercy (Ephesians 2:4). * Dwell in the house of the Lord. * Remain in His presence (Psalm 23:6). * Live a life of thanksgiving (Psalm 59:17). * Approach God's throne of Grace * Come boldly to His throne in prayer (Hebrews 4:15–16). Key takeaway: God's mercy is available to everyone. Stay close to Him, give thanks, and seek Him in prayer to experience His mercy daily.

Episode 48 - When God Is Silent

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "When God Is Silent- A Tale of Two Kings and an Apostle" by Elder Godwin Attoh. Have you ever prayed, waited, and felt like God was silent? This message explores how three biblical figures King Saul, King David, and the Apostle Paul, responded when God seemed distant. What do you do when God seems silent? Through the lives of King Saul, King David, and the Apostle Paul, we see three different responses. Saul became impatient and relied on his own understanding, leading him away from God. David felt abandoned but continued to pray, trust, and praise God despite the silence. Paul prayed repeatedly for his suffering to be removed, but instead received God's assurance: "My grace is sufficient for you." The key lesson is that God's silence does not mean His absence. In seasons of waiting, we must choose trust over panic, faith over fear, and dependence on God's grace over self-reliance. Victory belongs to those who remain faithful and do not give up on God.

Episode 47 - When The Spirit Comes

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "When The Spirit Comes" by Pastor Gordon Doe. God trains us into our inheritance through the people He places in our lives. The Holy Spirit is for every believer (Acts 2:38–39) and works in our hearts to transform us and help us know and serve God (Ezekiel 36:26–27). In the New Testament, the Holy Spirit was evident in Jesus’ life from His birth to His baptism and ministry in power (Acts 10:38). When we come to Christ, the Holy Spirit becomes the sign and guarantee of our inheritance (Galatians 3:14). He marks us as God’s own, gives us eternal life, empowers us, and brings transformation. His presence changes our lives and enables us to live as true Christians.

Episode 46 - Preparation

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Preparation" by Pastor Gordon Doe. Our preparation reveals how valuable God’s purpose for us truly is. In Christ, we are heirs of the promise, but we come to Him as spiritual babies who must grow into maturity. Through time in God’s Word, prayer, and His presence, we are built up into the fullness of Christ so we are no longer easily swayed by false teachings or the opinions of men. God uses people, seasons, and experiences to shape us for our inheritance. Preparation matters because if we receive what God has for us before we are ready, we may mishandle it. Compromise destroys growth, but obedience to God leads us into our unique purpose. As we wait on the Lord, He renews our strength and prepares us for the right time. God is always on time, and every season of preparation is part of His plan to lead us into our inheritance in Christ Jesus.

Episode 45 - A Legacy of Godly Influence

Join us as we listen to today’s episode on “A Legacy of Godly Influence” by Rev. Dr. Maxwell Addo. This message challenges us to reflect on a vital question: Are you a candidate for God to entrust with His work? True godly influence begins with a genuine relationship with God and a heart that walks in the fear of the Lord. The fear of God is not terror, but reverence, honour, and a hatred for sin, it shapes our obedience, decisions, and the way we live before Him. Rev. Dr. Addo explains that when God sees humility and vulnerability in us, He can trust us with His purpose. The fear of the Lord produces right living, brings divine protection and provision, and releases generational blessings that impact our children and those who come after us (Psalm 112:1–3). Without the fear of God, conscience becomes weak and decisions become dangerous. But when we honour God, we build a legacy that outlives us, a legacy of faith, wisdom, and godly influence for generations to come. This episode is a call to live intentionally, walk closely with God, and leave behind a life that points others to Him.