Episode 50 - Be Aware & Beware

Episode 52 - Do You Invest In Your Spiritual Life?

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Do You Invest In Your Spiritual Life?" by Rev. Dr. Joseph Nelson. This sermon teaches us that investment is committing something valuable today to receive something even more valuable in the future. Every meaningful investment requires the three C's: Consistency, Commitment, and Compounding: remaining faithful, focusing on the long term, and continually building on what God has given us. God through Jesus Christ, who gave His life as the price for our salvation (Isaiah 53). Having received salvation, we are also called to invest in our spiritual growth through prayer, obedience, and faithful service. The message teaches that spiritual investment always produces lasting fruit. As we faithfully invest in our Spiritual lives, our transformation becomes evident, and we are equipped to fulfil His purpose for our lives. Key takeaway: Your spiritual growth is directly connected to your willingness to consistently invest in your walk with God. The seeds you sow today will determine the harvest you reap tomorrow.

Episode 51 - Fatherhood: A Calling, Obedience and Trust (Faith)

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Fatherhood: A Calling, Obedience and Trust (Faith)" by Elder Godwin Attoh. In this message, we are reminded that fatherhood is a divine calling rooted in obedience and faith. Through the example of Abraham in Hebrews 11:8–10, fathers are called to hear from God, lead their families in His ways, and build Godly foundations. We are also reminded that neglecting fatherhood has consequences, as seen in the lives of Eli and David, whose failures in raising their children brought trouble to their households. From the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11–32, we see that true fatherhood is marked by love and compassion. May every Father reflect the heart of our Heavenly Father and faithfully lead the generations entrusted to them. Key Message: A father’s obedience to God determines the spiritual direction of his family.

Episode 50 - Be Aware & Beware

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Be Aware & Beware" by Rev. Eric Okpoti-Paulo. In this message, we are reminded to live with a constant awareness of God's presence. While beware calls for caution, be aware calls us to remain conscious that God is always with us. This awareness brings guidance, protection, and confidence in every season of life. As believers, we must respond to life's challenges with faith and obedience, remembering that God's presence helps us make wise decisions and live in a way that honours Him. Key Message: Stay aware of God's presence. His presence guides, preserves, and prepares us for eternity.

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.