ANC Kennington

This week's sermon is delivered by Pastor Mbakwe who preaches on this month's subtheme of 'They Presented Gifts: Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh'.

This Christmas message reflects on the worship of the wise men and challenges us to examine the heart and cost of our worship. True worship is intentional, reverent, and sacrificial - recognising the worth of Jesus the King. As we come before Him, the question remains: what are we bringing to the King?

Deaconess Adekoya preaches on the topic of 'The Christmas Story - Full of Redemptive Truth'.

The meaning of Christmas is explored, beyond tradition and celebration. From humanity’s fall to God’s redemptive plan fulfilled in Jesus Christ, we are reminded that Christmas is the glorious reality of God entering human history to bring salvation, hope, peace, and renewal. Christmas tells the story of God’s love, redemption, and His desire to restore humanity through Christ. HALLELUJAH!

Pastor Sackey revisits the theme of 'Ties That Bind' with an encouraging word the reason for the Christmas season.

Pastor Bajomo preaches on the topic of 'Making Something Good in God Happen' - we are called to stop waiting and start partnering with God to bring His goodness into the lives of others. Through Nehemiah’s example, we learn to act with compassion, courage, and conviction, overcoming opposition and making a real impact in our God-given sphere. Hallelujah!

We believe that The Lord still speaks through human agents to bring comfort and build up the Church.

Listen to what was said and pray about it.

We continue our theme of 'Be Safe, Remind Them of These Things' with a word revsiting the topic of 'The God-Dependent Christian'.

This message reminds us that all effort is empty without God at the centre. True success comes from dependence on Him; seeking His wisdom, aligning with His will, and trusting His sufficiency. A God-dependent life is one built, protected, and sustained by the Master Builder Himself.

Elder Aiyere speaks on 'Mindset of the Owner' - we've been called to shift from passive Christianity to active ownership. True service means taking responsibility for God’s work with excellence, integrity, and love just as Jesus did. When we serve with an ownership mindset, God is honoured, His Kingdom advances, families grow stronger, the church becomes healthier, and society is transformed.

This week's sermon continues on our theme with a sermon from Deaconness Aiyere, revisiting 'Accepted to Offer Acceptable Service'.

We are accepted by grace, not by our works. From that place of acceptance, we are called to serve God acceptably, beginning in our homes. This message reminds us that worship starts in daily life — through love, humility, and faithful service to those closest to us.

We continue our theme of 'Be Safe, Remind Them of These Things' in November with an encouraging word from Pastor Sackey who speaks on 'The Learned Christian'.

A call to move beyond surface-level Christianity and grow as true disciples who learn from Christ daily. The learned Christian is rooted in the Word, shaped by obedience, and steadily growing in grace — becoming more like Jesus in every season of life.

Our sermon to wrap up the month of October covers the topic of 'Grace Matters'. Pastor Udoh speaks on how grace is more than a concept — it’s the active power of God at work in our lives. It saves, sustains, restores, and empowers us to live, love, and serve. We are who we are by His grace — unearned, unshakable, and unstoppable.