BB FREDERICK PODCAST

As the church steps into November, Apostle BB Frederick urges believers to pray more and to take the month seriously. He then turns to a message on Zoe, the God kind of life. Taking Leviticus 17:11 (“the life of the flesh is in the blood”), he teaches that the blood of Jesus did more than wash away our sins. It also introduces us to a new life, a new identity and a new realm.

In this message, he shows that salvation is a call into a new identity and a new place, where a different set of laws governs us. He explains why joy does not depend on circumstances, and he walks through 2 Corinthians 8:9 to show that Christ denied Himself so that we could have what He gave up. He also teaches about peace of mind and good health (3 John 2), and about the difference between the person of Jesus and the principles of Jesus when it comes to prosperity. He then takes the congregation through the levels of the financial pyramid and encourages them to assess where they are and to move higher.

The message ends in a time of Communion. The congregation receives the bread and the cup, declares the life of Christ over their bodies and destinies, and speaks prophetically over their lives.

A word for the new month, for anyone who needs to hear that there is a higher life available in Christ.

Are you in a season where nobody sees you, nothing seems to move, and others around you are shining? In this message, Apostle BB Frederick teaches that obscurity is not a punishment. It is part of the journey, and it can be God’s way of protecting you until you are fully formed.

Using the picture of a baby in the womb, he explains that we were all conceived and concealed before we were revealed. He also turns to Matthew 2, where Joseph is told to take the child Jesus into Egypt and stay “until I bring thee word.” He shows that the place of hiding was part of God’s wisdom, not a sign that He had forgotten.

Along the way, he teaches that premature exposure can be a risk to what heaven has invested in you. He also explains why a disappointment or a broken relationship may be an escape route from a danger you never saw. Finally, he says to measure maturity by spiritual growth and capacity, not by age.

The message closes with a prayer for the grace to endure until you are fully formed, with a fresh word of hope for anyone who has been asking, “Lord, when will it be my time?”

Why do some prayers go unanswered for years? In this message, Apostle BB Frederick continues the Legalities and Technicalities series. He says God is not after crowds but after growth and maturity, and that He will not release what you lack the capacity to carry. He compares it to giving a toddler the keys to a G-Wagon.

Taking Psalm 11:3 (“If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?”), he teaches that a believer’s rise begins with correcting wrong foundations. He explains how family covenants and patterns can hold a bloodline’s prosperity, marriages and health. He also teaches that praying and litigating are two different things. Using Daniel 7 and the account of Job, he shows that there is a court in the spirit, that judgment can be given and that it can be appealed.

Along the way he teaches from Colossians 1:9–14 on growing in the knowledge of God’s will. He covers the redemption we have through the blood of Jesus (Ephesians 1:7, 1 John 2:2), and why having the provision is not the same as appropriating it. He also explains why we must not judge a man of God by his weaknesses (the righteous fall and rise again).

The service closes with a time of litigation. The congregation appears before Mount Zion, summons the strongmen of their father’s and mother’s houses, and petitions for release on the ground of the blood of Jesus. He also gives an assignment: ask a trusted elder in your family what works and what doesn’t in your bloodline.

Why do multitudes gather to pray, yet many leave without receiving? Apostle BB Frederick teaches that praying and receiving are two different equations. Each has its own protocol, and some legal and technical grounds can hold back an answer.

In this message he explains that the spiritual world is governed by legalities. He covers foundational and bloodline issues (Psalm 11:3), covenants made by ancestors, and why being born again still calls for a change of ownership in the spirit. He looks at how Jesus dealt with Legion in Mark 5, and he shares family patterns, real-life examples and his own testimony. He also teaches about the Book of Life and the Book of Remembrance, and about approaching the court of Zion on the strength of the blood of Jesus.

The message closes with a time of prayer in which the congregation stands on the finished work of Christ and enforces the terms of their redemption. Apostle BB Frederick also gives a two-week assignment: find out what works and what doesn’t in your family line, and learn the patterns of your bloodline, including in marriage.

Join Apostle BB Frederick for a powerful Friday night Holy Ghost service at Omega House, where prophetic declaration meets scripture activation.

The night opens with a strong word on divine protection. PG1 addresses the reality of untimely death, narrow escapes, and premature exits, declaring that believers walking in purpose will fulfill their assignment before death can ever "have" them. Powerful prayers are led against every satanic appointment with death, every attack targeting destiny, and every attempt to cut a life short before its time.

From there, the message shifts into the heart of the night: Psalm 23 Activation prophetic declaration over every area of lack. PG1 unpacks the difference between needs and wants, teaching that true joy isn't complete until both are met, and leads the congregation into focused, aggressive prayer for breakthrough before the year ends.

If you need to shift from lack into "I shall not want," this all-night service will stir your faith and position you to receive before the year ends.

Continuing from last week's teaching, Apostle PB Frederick dives deeper into the gestation season, the stretch of time between receiving a promise and seeing it delivered, and introduces a key that changes everything: you need an Elizabeth.

Using Luke 1, PG1 unpacks the story of Mary and Elizabeth, how Mary, carrying an impossible promise, needed someone further along the journey who could recognize and affirm what was growing inside her. He teaches that everyone carrying a dream, a vision, or a God-given assignment needs someone who has walked that road before because without the right voice speaking into your season, you'll either find an Elizabeth who strengthens you, or a "Peter" who talks you out of your purpose.

This message tackles the real reasons prayers seem delayed (sometimes the delay itself is grace), why premature exposure to blessing can destroy rather than establish you, and why Kingdom economics doesn't follow the world's rules of scarcity and caution. If you've been waiting, doubting, or listening to the wrong voices about your dream, this message will help you identify who's actually safe to listen to, and remind you that what's forming in you is still on its way.

Everything you've ever dreamed of will become a reality, but it won't happen in a day. In this message, Apostle PB Frederick takes us through Isaiah 66:8: "Shall the earth be made to give birth in one day? Or shall a nation be born at once?" to unpack why God allows seasons of process before delivery.

Using the biological stages of pregnancy as a picture of spiritual growth, PG1 walks through the first, second, and third trimesters, showing how the mess, the symptoms, and the discomfort you feel on the outside are often signs that something greater is forming on the inside. He explains why premature exposure destroys destinies, why God will not release an investment before you're mature enough to carry it, and why pain, travailing, is a necessary companion to birth, not a sign of rejection.

If you're in a messy, confusing season right now- job under attack, finances tight, health or marriage under pressure, this message will help you see it differently: not as abandonment, but as formation. Trust the process. Your delivery is coming.

Every leader eventually reaches a place where the vision gets blurred even to themselves. So what happens to the people following them when they can no longer relate?

In this powerful follow-up to "The Reason For Following," Apostle PB Frederick takes us into John Chapter 6, where a crowd that once celebrated Jesus for His miracles later walked away because they couldn't understand His words. Only the twelve disciples remained, and Peter's response, "Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life", becomes the model for true discipleship.

This teaching unpacks what to do when your leader says or does something you can't relate to: how to pray for clarity instead of jumping to conclusions, how to ask God to strengthen your faith in the one He's called you to follow, why praying for your leader protects you from ever wanting to hurt them, and why returning to your first revelation about them keeps you anchored when doubt creeps in.

If you've ever struggled to understand a decision your pastor, leader, or spiritual father made, this message will shift how you see following for good

Thiis a powerful continuation of Apostle BB Frederick’s teaching series, THE ACT OF FOLLOWING.

In this message, PG1 reveals that the strength and outcome of your following are determined by the reason behind it. Following a man God has placed in your life must be rooted in personal conviction, understanding, and unflinching commitment, not merely in what others say or how others perceive that person.

People may have different opinions about the same man, but what ultimately matters is how you see him and what you have personally come to know about him.

This message challenges us to examine our reasons for following, understand the people God has connected us to, and refuse to allow circumstances, opinions, or outside perceptions to separate us from divine relationships.

Listen to THE REASON FOR FOLLOWING and discover why the right reason for following can determine whether you receive the blessing attached to that relationship.

In this powerful message, PG1 unveils a broader understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, revealing that the Gospel is founded on love, sacrifice, and the holistic transformation of man.

Drawing from John 3:16, the message challenges the Church to look beyond only spiritual needs and recognize the importance of addressing the physical and economic realities of people. While the spiritual bread gives faith and empowerment, the Gospel must also produce tangible transformation in the lives of individuals.

With “DAY OF EYE OPENING” as the prophetic backdrop, this message calls the Church to see the full expression of the Gospel, a Gospel that brings salvation, spiritual empowerment, dignity, provision, and economic strength.

The Gospel must not only change what a man believes; it must also change how he lives.

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