Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma

In this sermon, Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma takes time to teach on the Ecclesia, beginning with a definition of the word and then exploring what it means to be the Church and to live as believers within it.

The message emphasises the importance of gathering together as believers, embracing Kingdom culture, understanding the role of a pastor within the Church, recognising the authority of the Church, and intentionally building genuine community among believers.

Other key teachings include the importance of good works following salvation, what it means for the Church to offer up incense before God, and how we, as believers, are called to showcase God’s wisdom to creation.

This message is anchored in Scripture, with passages including Galatians 3:1, Revelation 1:1, Hebrews 13:17, Isaiah 30:20, Matthew 16:16–19, 1 Peter 2:5, Ephesians 3:8–10, and 1 Peter 5:2.

Whether you are new to the faith or have been walking with Christ for years, this sermon offers a timely invitation to understand the Church more deeply, embrace the community God has placed around you, and recognise the significant role the Ecclesia is called to play in God’s purposes.

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In this year’s edition of the annual Young Adults Conference, themed “No Time for Compromise,” Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma and his wife, Mrs. Mwelwa Kaluluma, take time to define compromise and lead the congregation through The 21 F’s You Need to Get Right as a Young Adult.

Among the concepts discussed are Faith, Fellowship with the Holy Spirit, Fasting, Formation, and Foundations. These and other important principles are firmly grounded in Scripture, with passages such as Ecclesiastes 11:9–12:2, Psalm 119:9–11, and Matthew 7:24–25 providing a strong biblical foundation for the message.

This sermon is a warm yet firm call to make the most of the days of your youth, lay the foundation for a brighter tomorrow, build upon the areas where you are already doing well, and courageously correct the things that may have gone wrong.

Whether you are navigating young adulthood, preparing for it, or simply seeking to strengthen your walk with God, this message offers practical and biblical wisdom for building a life that stands firm.

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In this powerful teaching, Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma begins a journey of reset, rediscovery, and realignment by helping us understand what it truly means to belong to the Church. Using Matthew 16:18, we are reminded that the Church is not simply a building, program, or gathering, but the institution that Christ Himself declared He would build.

The message challenges us to honour those who have gone before us, hold firmly to the truths God has given us, and continue growing in the knowledge of Him. We are also reminded to guard against individualism and understand the importance of belonging to the Body of Christ.

Through Matthew 16:14–16, Apostle Fredrick emphasizes that when we discover who Jesus truly is, we also begin to discover who we are. Having found Christ, the Way, the Truth, and the Life, we are called to settle our faith and fully embrace what we have joined.

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In this teaching, Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma continues the teaching on The Different Kinds of Miracles, exploring the different ways God demonstrates His supernatural power. Through Acts 4:16, Matthew 4:23, and other scriptures, we learn about notable miracles, healing miracles, and creative miracles.

The message also highlights the importance of preserving and strengthening our faith through our confession, as we trust God for healing, restoration, and supernatural intervention (Psalm 103:1–4; Isaiah 53).

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In this teaching, Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma continues the series on miracles, exploring the different ways God demonstrates His supernatural power. Through Acts 4:16, Matthew 4:23, and other scriptures, we learn about notable miracles, healing miracles, and creative miracles.

The message also highlights the importance of preserving and strengthening our faith through our confession, as we trust God for healing, restoration, and supernatural intervention (Psalm 103:1–4; Isaiah 53).

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In this continuation of the teaching on miracles, Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma reminds us that we are not bringing God down to our level, He is the One upgrading us. We are encouraged to preserve our faith and understand the purpose of signs and wonders.

Through scriptures such as Luke 4:18, Luke 7:20–21, and Matthew 9:6–8, we learn that miracles reveal the nature of God, expose sin, draw people to Him, and direct attention to His glory. They also produce boldness and courage, unlock generations, and help people respond to God in obedience.

The message reminds us that the supernatural is not meant to point to the miracle itself, but to the One behind it, a God who is greater than what we can see and understand.

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In this Sermon, Apostle Fredrick Kaluluma teaches on the nature and purpose of miracles, reminding us that when we speak about God, we must also recognize His supernatural power. Through scriptures such as Judges 6:12–13, Acts 2:20, Acts 10:38, and John 10:37, we see that miracles reveal God's ability to intervene in the natural realm.

He explains that a miracle is not a principle or the ordinary way God operates, but a supernatural intervention in the natural realm, God demonstrating that He is above everything. As Matthew 19:26 reminds us, what is impossible with man is possible with God.

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During Men's Sunday, Minister Nicholas Siwale teaches on the importance of crying out to God. Through scriptures such as Exodus 3:1–9, Psalm 34:15–17, and Psalm 61:1–2, we learn that crying to God is not a sign of weak faith, but of complete dependence on His faithfulness and ability to help.

The message reminds us that God hears the cries of His people and encourages believers not to rely solely on their own strength or efforts. Using examples from Scripture, we are challenged to trust God's promises, seek His mercy, and remain confident in His faithfulness even when circumstances seem difficult.

Minister Nicholas also highlights specific areas where believers should cry out to God: for help, for mercy, for lost souls, and for increased capacity to fulfill God's purpose. Through prayer and dependence on God, we position ourselves for the help, growth, and breakthroughs that only He can provide.

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In this encouraging message, Deacon Chalwe Kapengwe reminds the congregation never to give up, no matter how difficult the circumstances may seem. Through scriptures such as Luke 5:5, 1 Kings 19:4, and 1 Samuel 30:5–8, we learn from the life of David that moments of discouragement are not the end of the story.

The message challenges believers to return to their priesthood, strengthen themselves in the Lord, and continue to pursue God's purpose even after setbacks. We are reminded that God renews strength to those who wait on Him and is able to restore what has been lost (Isaiah 40:31; Joel 2:25).

This teaching is a call to rise again in faith, trusting that God is still writing your story and that His restoration is greater than any loss or delay.

He also leads the congregation in a moment of prayer.

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