A-MEDIA PHC

Moreover, I have heard the groaning of the Israelites, whom the Egyptians are enslaving, and I have remembered my covenant.

 Exodus 6:5 

The purpose for man's existence is stated at both ends of Scripture. At the beginning, God reveals that He created man in His own image and likeness (Genesis 1:26-27)—language that refers to offspring or children (Genesis 5:1-3)—to, in submission to Him, share dominion or rule with Him over creation (Genesis 1:28).

The words of Joseph was able to revive his father...Lessons for our Generation.

what a Ministration in the HOUR OF INSPIRATION

"Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever." 1 Chronicles 16:34. "Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful."

Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice (Philippians 4:4).

…give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you (1 Thessalonians 5:18)

When I was a young believer and read these Scriptures and others like them that commanded us to rejoice always, they seemed crazy to me. Rejoice ALWAYS? You mean, even if I get hurt? Am I to rejoice if someone mistreats me? Am I to rejoice if I’m lonely? Am I supposed to give thanks if I don’t have a job?

How is is possible to rejoice in the Lord always?

As a young believer, I had no idea of the immeasurable and incredible blessings God heaps upon those who believe in his Son, and no idea of how God uses our suffering and pain to ultimately bless us.

We may have a natural hesitancy to ask people if we can pray with them, share a Bible promise, or give them a piece of literature. More often than not when we feel impressed to share our faith with someone else, it is because the Holy Spirit who has impressed us has already impressed that person to receive our witness.

There’s no such thing as an unanswered prayer. God answers every prayer with “Yes,” “Wait,” or “No.” The last response is always the most difficult one to receive, and can be flat-out heartbreaking. In this message, Pastor Rick Warren teaches us three reasons God says, “No.” You’ll learn how God’s answer is his way of protecting you, helping you grow spiritually, and teaching you his perspective, plan, and purpose for your life. Discover how to trust that God does everything—even saying, “No”—out of goodness and love.

Hour of Inspiration Radio programme of Port Harcourt Conference

When your family is on the brink of destruction – You shall rise again! When your capital has been depleted, and the vision appears dead, When you feel depressed, despondent, and hopeless due to circumstances beyond your control – You shall rise again!

These words are the greatest hope and promise that God could ever give to us, but all too often, we take the attitude of Martha. She believed in the resurrection but she had not yet come to know THE RESURRECTION. It’s easy to believe in a promise in some distant future but what about right here and now?

There was a direct relationship between their prayers, the infilling of the Holy Spirit, and powerfully proclaiming God’s Word. “The disciples … did not ask for a blessing for themselves merely. They were weighted with the burden of the salvation of souls. They realized that the gospel was to be carried to the world, and they claimed the power that Christ had promised”. — Ellen G. White, The Acts of the Apostles, p. 37.

When we seek God and intercede for others, God works in our own hearts to draw us closer to Him and gives us divine wisdom to reach them for His kingdom (James 1:5). He also works powerfully in their lives in ways we cannot see or even fully understand to draw them to Himself (1 John 5:14-17).