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Bible Study | The Passing of the Baton | David Immanuel

What does it mean to leave a legacy that lasts for generations? In this profound Bible Study session, David Immanuel explores "The Passing of the Baton," focusing on the life of a man often overlooked in scripture: Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. Termed the "Silent Saint," Joseph’s life provides a masterclass in how quiet obedience, master craftsmanship (as a Tecton), and prompt action can preserve a divine legacy and change the course of history. Whether you are a parent looking to ground your children in faith or an individual seeking to live with transgenerational impact, this teaching will challenge you to see your daily work and private decisions as pivotal "hand-offs" in the relay of belief.

The Battle For Generational Legacy | Dr Beulah Tokunbo Johnson

In this sermon, Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson explores the critical importance of building and protecting a generational legacy. Drawing from the biblical accounts of Abraham, Solomon, and the conflict between Queen Athaliah and the hidden Joash, she challenges believers to think beyond their own lifetimes.Dr. Johnson defines legacy not merely as what we leave behind, but as what we "send forward with authority" the version of ourselves that survives in others. She provides practical principles for safeguarding your future, including the need to avoid harmful alliances, build spiritual structures against corrupt systems, and intentionally preserve the "seed" of the next generation.

Bible Study | Navigating Your Pilgrimage | Gbenga Senbore

In this insightful Bible Study session titled "Navigating Your Pilgrimage," Minister Gbenga Senbore explores life as a journey of faith. Drawing from the lives of biblical figures such as Abraham and Jacob, the teaching emphasizes that our time on earth is a temporary pilgrimage that must be lived with spiritual discipline, intentionality, and a focus on leaving a lasting legacy.What does it mean to have a "faith that outlives you"? Minister Gbenga Senbore delves into the scriptures to define life not just as a series of events, but as a "pilgrimage": a journey purchased by Christ and guided by God's rules. This study provides practical advice on how to hear from God, the importance of separating from distracting relationships, and the necessity of teaching spiritual principles to the next generation to ensure your faith continues to speak long after you are gone.

Let Your Incense Rise | Dr Beulah Tokunbo Johnson

In the teaching "Let Your Incense Rise," Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson delivers a powerful message centered on the fundamental commandment to love God with one’s entire being. Drawing from Deuteronomy 6, the sermon challenges believers to move beyond "transactional" faith and cultivate a life of deep, visible consecration.This session of "Intensify Worship" is a call to deeper spiritual devotion. Dr. Johnson explores the "Shema" (Deuteronomy 6:4-9), emphasizing that loving God is not just an emotion but an action that should permeate every aspect of life—from one's thoughts and work to the way a household is raised. The message serves as a reminder that worship is an "incense" that rises from a heart of sincere love, even amidst life’s trials and anxieties.

Prayer Session - Pilgrimage & Legacy | Dr. Beulah Johnson

In this powerful session of our monthly fasting and prayer, Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson explores the profound intersection of "Pilgrimage and Legacy." Drawing a stark contrast between King Hezekiah’s lack of generational foresight and Abraham’s intentional leadership, this message challenges every believer to consider the impact they leave behind.Faith is not just for our survival or temporary relief; it is a seed meant to be planted in the hearts of the next generation. Through a deep dive into the scriptures, we learn how to build spiritual altars and patterns that outlive us, ensuring that our children and their children walk in the truth of the Kingdom. Join us as we pray for the grace to live as reference points of faith and to finish our race with lasting impact.