What can the anointing of God do in your life tonight? In this powerful and revelatory message, we dive deep into the supernatural power of the anointing—far beyond oil or ritual—as an external impartation of God’s grace that brings favor, breaks yokes, and transforms destinies. Drawing from the prophetic encounter of Saul in 1 Samuel 10 and New Testament demonstrations in Mark 6 and John 9, this sermon reveals how the anointing marks you for unusual favor, empowers you beyond natural ability, and positions you for elevation, protection, and overflow.

Whether you’re believing God for healing, deliverance, breakthrough, or a fresh consecration for ministry, this teaching will stir your faith and align your expectation with God’s covenant promises. Learn how the anointing functions as a divine mark of favor, a shield against the enemy, a weapon against every yoke, and a catalyst for supernatural provision and promotion. This is not just about receiving oil—it’s about encountering the tangible power of the Holy Spirit that turns your life around and sets you apart for God’s purpose.

Key Scriptures Referenced:

- 1 Samuel 10:1–7

- Isaiah 10:27

- Psalm 105:13–15

- Psalm 89:20–27

- Mark 6:12–13

- James 5:14–15

- John 9:6–7

- Isaiah 61:1

- Psalm 23:5

Key Themes:

- The anointing as external impartation of God’s power

- Divine favor and supernatural provision

- Breaking yokes of sickness, lack, and oppression

- Protection and defense through the anointing

- Elevation and promotion by God’s grace

- Consecration for ministry and service

- The role of faith and readiness in receiving the anointing

Call to Action:

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What does it truly mean to live with a heart of gratitude, especially as we step into a new year? In this powerful sermon delivered on the first Sunday of 2026, we explore the transformative power of thanksgiving and how believing, confessing, and receiving God’s Word unlocks His promises for progress, protection, and new beginnings. Drawing from scriptures like Isaiah 42:9, Proverbs 4:18, and Psalm 107:1, this message reminds us that God is altogether good, merciful, and faithful—and that our gratitude positions us for continual blessing.

Join us as we reflect on the importance of thanking God not only for what He has done but for what He is yet to do. From personal testimonies of divine protection to biblical assurances of God’s unending mercy, this sermon will inspire you to cultivate a joyful spirit, pray with thanksgiving, and walk in the peace that surpasses all understanding. Whether you’re seeking encouragement, breakthrough, or a deeper revelation of God’s goodness, this episode is a timely reminder: your best days are not behind you—they are ahead.

Key Scriptures Referenced:

- Isaiah 42:9

- Proverbs 4:18

- Psalm 107:1

- Philippians 4:6

- Proverbs 15:15

- 1 Thessalonians 5:18

Key Themes:

- Thanksgiving as an act of faith

- God’s goodness and mercy

- Progress and prosperity in Christ

- Prayer with gratitude

- Choosing joy and celebration

- Testimonies of God’s protection

Call to Action:

Did this message encourage you to live with a heart of thanksgiving? Share this episode with someone who needs a reminder of God’s goodness today! Subscribe to our podcast for weekly sermons and spiritual insights. Follow us on social media for daily encouragement, and visit our website to learn more about our services and community. If you have a testimony of how God has moved in your life, we’d love to hear it—send us a message or leave a review!

As the clock struck midnight, what did you carry into 2026? In this powerful New Year’s Eve crossover service, we declare: your past ends here. Through prophetic prayers, declarations, and deep biblical teaching, this message will ignite your faith for a year of unprecedented breakthroughs, divine health, and supernatural favor.

Drawing from Scripture in Numbers 17, Daniel 3, and Isaiah 43, we explore how God can bring life to dead situations overnight, remove the “smell of the fire” from your testimony, and launch you into a season of new things. Whether you’ve been praying for a child, healing, a spouse, a job, or freedom from shame—this service is your turning point.

Key moments include:

- Prophetic declarations for healing, fruitfulness, and divine protection in 2026

- The power of leaving your sins, sickness, and shame in 2025

- How to walk into the new year with faith, not fear

- A special salvation altar call and prayer for new believers

- Corporate confessions for health, prosperity, and progress in every area of life

This is more than a crossover service—it’s a spiritual demarcation. Your old season ends now. Your new things begin now.

Key Scriptures: Numbers 17, Daniel 3, Isaiah 43:18–19, Isaiah 42:9, Ephesians 1:3

Call to Action:

This is your year of new things! Share this episode with someone who needs a faith boost for 2026. If you prayed the salvation prayer with us, welcome to God’s family—reach out to us so we can support you. Declare over your year: “2026 is my year of amazing testimonies!” Comment and tell us what you’re believing God for this new year.

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Are you feeling like this year didn’t go as planned? Like you’ve toiled all night and caught nothing? Don’t give up—your miracle is closer than you think. In this powerful year-end sermon, we dive into Luke Chapter 5, where Jesus shows up at Peter’s lowest moment and turns his empty nets into an overwhelming harvest. Discover how God specializes in divine turnarounds, even in the final moments of the year.

This message will ignite your faith with four key principles to finish the year strong:

• Stay thankful and guard your joy
• Believe that anything is still possible with God
• Keep confessing your victory in Christ
• Focus on the big picture—your life is bigger than one year

We also explore how God can compress time, turning what should take years into a day of breakthrough. Whether you’re washing your nets or waiting on a promise, this episode will remind you that God is not limited by calendars, deadlines, or human effort. Your testimony is still on the way.

Key Scriptures: Luke 5:1-11, 2 Peter 3:8, Numbers 17

Call to Action: If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to hear it today. Subscribe to our podcast so you never miss a word of hope. Let us know in the comments or via DM—what are you believing God for before the year ends? We’re praying with you!

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What does your family history say about you? And what does the Christmas story say about God’s grace over our past? This special Christmas sermon dives deep into Matthew Chapter 1 to reveal a stunning truth: Jesus’ genealogy was far from perfect—and that’s the whole point.

From unlikely women in His lineage to the courage of Joseph, discover how God uses flawed stories to display His glory.

In this message, we explore:

• Why Christmas isn’t about “Detty December” parties but about Christ coming in the flesh
• How God’s grace rewrites family shame and disqualification
• The power of adoption—both in the Christmas story and in our lives today
• Why abortion contradicts God’s purpose, and how every life carries divine destiny
• The real reason Jesus was born: to save us from our sins

This isn’t just a seasonal message—it’s a call to embrace your identity in Christ, regardless of your background. Your past doesn’t define you. Your family’s mistakes don’t limit you. And your future is secured by the same grace that placed Rahab, Tamar, and Bathsheba in the lineage of the Messiah.

Key Scriptures: Matthew 1, John 4:1–3, Luke 1

Call to Action: This Christmas, let’s recenter our celebration on Christ. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear that their past is not their prison. If you’ve never surrendered your life to Jesus, today is your day—He came to save you from sin and shame. Comment or send us a message: What part of the Christmas story most speaks to you this year?

#TrueMeaningOfChristmas #GraceOverShame #AdoptionInChrist #ChristmasSermon #FamilyHistory #Matthew1 #JesusGenealogy #ProLife #GodsGrace #Christmas2025

As the year draws to a close, this timely and stirring sermon calls believers to pause, reflect, and realign their hearts with God’s purpose for what lies ahead. In this message, we are reminded that seasons don’t just change automatically—they respond to spiritual awareness, obedience, and preparation.

The sermon challenges listeners to examine how they have walked through the year: the lessons learned, the opportunities embraced or missed, and the attitudes that shaped their journey. Rather than dwelling on regrets or successes alone, the message emphasizes the importance of finishing well—with gratitude, humility, and renewed faith.

Through Scripture and practical teaching, we are encouraged to let go of spiritual complacency, settle unfinished matters, and intentionally prepare for the next phase God is unveiling. This is a call to move from reflection to readiness—to position ourselves correctly so we can step confidently into what God has already planned.

If you desire clarity, renewal, and divine direction as you transition into a new season, this message will challenge, encourage, and strengthen your walk with God.

In this stirring sermon, we are reminded that true greatness—both in God’s Kingdom and in life—is not achieved through titles, position, or recognition, but through consistent, selfless service. Anchored in Galatians 6:9, the message challenges believers not to grow weary in doing good, assuring us that in due season, there is a guaranteed harvest for those who refuse to give up Sunday Sermon .

The sermon confronts a common mindset in modern Christianity: coming to church only to receive blessings without committing to serve. We are taught that the proof of discipleship is service. Pastors and church leaders are not meant to do all the work of ministry alone; according to Ephesians 4:11–12, they exist to equip believers so that every saintcan actively build the body of Christ. Ministry is not reserved for a select few—it is the responsibility and privilege of every believer.

Through powerful illustrations drawn from Scripture and everyday life, the sermon reveals that:

• Greatness follows service, not the other way around.
• Value and relevance come from being useful through service.
• Serving God is done by serving people.
• Different gifts, talents, time, and resources are all valid expressions of service.
• Even financial support, hospitality, excellence in music, children’s ministry, or practical help are sacred acts of worship.

Jesus Himself is presented as the ultimate model—He did not come to be served but to serve, even washing the feet of His disciples. The message makes it clear: until you are willing to serve, you are not ready to be great. Whether in church, career, or society, service is what makes a person indispensable and impactful.

This sermon will awaken you to the dignity, power, and eternal reward attached to serving God wholeheartedly. If you desire significance, fulfillment, and lasting impact, this message will challenge you to rethink your priorities and step fully into a life of service—starting now.

In this message, Dr. Dennis Inyang shows that looking ahead isn’t guesswork or empty wishing—it’s partnering with God through deliberate, practical planning. Drawing from Habakkuk 2:2, Luke 14:28–30, Proverbs 24, and Proverbs 16:9, he explains that vision only becomes reality when it is written down, broken into clear steps, and worked on intentionally. Prayer is vital, but prayer without a plan leaves many people going in circles, year after year.

Using vivid examples from building projects, daily schedules, finances, career, education, and even marriage, Dr. Inyang teaches why planning is deeply spiritual: God Himself is a Master Planner who created the world in phases and declares, “I know the plans I have for you.” He shows how wise planning:

• Demystifies success (you know how things happened, not “it just happened”)
• Helps you pace your life instead of trying to do everything at once
• Keeps you focused and resistant to distractions—even “good” ones that don’t fit your assignment
• Minimizes waste of time, money, and opportunities
• Gives you a clear standard to measure your progress each year

This sermon will challenge you to stop drifting, stop waiting for January 1st to “see how the year goes,” and start sitting down—before God—with a pen, a paper, and a plan for 2026 and beyond. If you’re tired of unfinished projects, wasted money, scattered efforts, or years that feel like a repeat of the last, this message will stir you to action and show you how to work with God to build a life that truly counts for time and eternity.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused about your future, or tired of repeating the same patterns year after year—this message will shake you awake. In this profound teaching, Dr. Dennis Inyang reveals how vision is the spiritual force that separates people who merely exist from those who walk boldly into God’s purpose for their lives.

With wisdom, stories, humour, and deep biblical insight, he shows that a man without vision becomes trapped in the moment—unable to see beyond current pressure, pain, or comfort. But a man with vision becomes unstoppable. Vision makes you restless. Vision pulls you out of your comfort zone. Vision opens your eyes to possibilities others cannot see. Vision gives you the strength to endure hardship, the discipline to stay focused, and the hope to wait for what God has promised.

Using Abraham, Samson, Joshua, and real-life examples, Dr. Inyang explains why many people fall into waste, discouragement, and wrong decisions—not because God failed, but because they could not see ahead. He teaches that vision is not imitation, ambition, or excitement—it is a picture from God, conceived in prayer, meditation, and fellowship. A real vision gives direction, imposes discipline, prevents waste, and helps you navigate life without crashing into avoidable “ditches.”

This message will challenge you to rise above short-sighted living, write down your God-given vision, align it with His Word, and run with purpose. You will learn to see beyond momentary shame, suffering, or delay—because when your eyes are on the future God has shown you, even the hardest seasons cannot break you.

If you are believing God for a turnaround—financially, spiritually, emotionally, or in your destiny—this sermon will ignite fresh clarity, strength, and hope. Listen with your notebook open. God is about to open your eyes.

In this forward-focused message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches how believers can prepare spiritually and mentally for the seasons ahead. He explains that God expects His children to move with vision, confidence, and discipline—never fear or uncertainty.

Drawing from Scripture, Dr. Inyang emphasizes that looking ahead is not about anxiety but about alignment: aligning your plans with God’s will, renewing your mind, and positioning yourself to receive divine help. He highlights key spiritual habits—gratitude, obedience, diligence, and faith—that prepare you for what God has prepared for you.

The sermon encourages listeners to let go of past limitations and embrace the future with expectation, knowing that God equips His people for purpose, progress, and relevance. This message will strengthen your resolve to step boldly into the next phase of your life.

Call to Action: Apply the Word intentionally this week—pray, plan, and position yourself for what God is setting before you, and share this episode with someone who needs clarity for the future.