We continue our deep dive into the life of Christ as the ultimate roadmap for the believer. In this episode, we explore the practical dimensions of Jesus’ earthly ministry, reminding us that He didn't just come to secure our salvation, but to demonstrate the "original intent" of humanity: to rule, reign, and walk in constant communion with the Father.

Jesus is the "visible image of the invisible God" and the "mirror image" of the Father's true nature. By studying His actions, His commitment to prayer, His deep empathy for the hurting, and His total surrender to the Spirit, we find the blueprint for our own lives as sons and daughters of God.

What You'll Learn From This Episode:

The Blueprint of Restoration: Understanding that Jesus came to restore us to the original mandate given to Adam in Genesis 1, to subdue the earth and have dominion.

A Life of Constant Prayer: Exploring why Jesus "often withdrew to the wilderness" and why constant communion with the Holy Spirit is a vital life force for every believer.

The Heart of Empathy: A look at Jesus’ compassion for the widow of Nain and the helpless crowds, and a challenge to let our hearts be moved by the needs of others.

Led by the Spirit: Why being "Spirit-led" is the primary marker of a child of God, providing the guidance and strength needed to navigate life's wilderness.

The Humility of Sovereignty: Examining the "attitude of Christ" in Philippians 2, where the King of Kings took the position of a servant to reconcile us to God.

The Greater Works Promise: A reminder that because we carry the same Spirit, we are empowered to do the same works Jesus did and even greater.

Join us as we move beyond religious tradition and start living out the reality of Christ in us, the hope of glory.

In this episode of the "Knowing Jesus" series, we shift the focus from Christ’s glorified nature to the practical, lived-out example He set while on earth. If Jesus's only purpose was to save us for heaven, we would have been called home the moment we believed. Instead, Jesus came to show us how to live as God’s "image-bearers" on the earth.

Jesus is described as the "mirror image" and the "exact expression" of God’s true nature. In this study, we explore how His life serves as the ultimate blueprint for the believer’s daily conduct, authority, and identity. When we look at Jesus, we aren't just seeing a historical figure; we are seeing the original intent for humanity restored.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The Original Intent: Understanding how Jesus restored the image of God in man that was lost in Genesis 1 and 3.

The Example of Knowledge: Why Jesus prioritised knowing the Scriptures from a young age and how that knowledge empowered Him to fulfil God’s will.

Fulfilling All Righteousness: A look at why Jesus insisted on baptism and other scriptural requirements as a model of obedience for us.

Weaponising the Word: Learning from Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness on how to use "It is written" to separate "good" ideas from "God" ideas.

The Father’s Agenda: How Jesus’ total surrender in Gethsemane serves as our example for prioritising God’s will over our own personal desires.

The Boldness of Sonship: Why Jesus was unapologetic about His identity as the Son of God and how we can walk in that same boldness today.

Jesus didn't just come to give us a ticket to heaven; He came to show us how to bring heaven to earth. Join us as we begin to unpack the life of our Living Example.

While we often focus on Jesus the Nazarene, the teacher who walked the dusty roads of Galilee and turned water into wine, there is another vital dimension of His identity we must know: the Glorified Jesus. In this week’s Bible study, you will learn why beholding the Christ of Revelation is the key to fundamentally changing how you see yourself and how you show up in the world.

Knowing the glorified Jesus is not just a theological exercise; it is a spiritual necessity. According to 1 John 4:17, "as He is, so are we in this world." If we only see Jesus in His earthly, humble state, we will live a "stunted" Christian life. But when we behold Him in His current, glorified state, we begin to manifest that same power, purity, and authority in our own lives today.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The Purity of the Glorified Christ: Why understanding that Jesus is pure and sinless (1 John 3) helps you live out your own nature of holiness without striving.

The Triumphant Victor: Exploring how Jesus disarmed every spiritual ruler and authority on the cross, making a "public spectacle" of them (Colossians 2:15).

The Identity of the Greater One: Understanding that the Spirit living in you is greater than any spirit in the world because He has already stripped the enemy of all authority.

A Vision of Brilliance: A deep dive into the description of Jesus in Revelation 1, the one with eyes like flames of fire and a face like the sun, and the reality that you are in union with this glorious King right now.

Righteousness by Nature, Not Behaviour: Why your standing with God is a gift of grace through faith (Romans 4), not a result of your own works or performance.

Stop playing small and living beneath your spiritual heritage. Join us as we behold the glorified Jesus and step into the fullness of our identity as sons and daughters of the Most High.

In this second installment of our "Knowing Jesus" series, Bunmi Oduah explores the profound meaning behind one of Christ's most significant titles: The Messiah. While the word can sometimes feel like a religious formality, understanding Jesus as the "Anointed One" is fundamental to living the victorious, abundant life promised to every believer.

We dive into the scriptures to see how Jesus’ identity as the Messiah was not just a historical fact or a political hope for the Jews, but a divine assignment to restore humanity’s authority and relationship with God. If you want to do exploits in 2026, you must first know the Person you are following.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

What "Messiah" Truly Means: Understanding the original meaning of the word—Anointed One—and how it is used interchangeably with "Christ" throughout Scripture.

The Messianic Testimony: A look at how Jesus identified Himself as the Messiah to the Samaritan woman (John 4) and how He stood as the fulfilment of Isaiah’s ancient prophecies (Luke 4).

The True Purpose of His Coming: Moving beyond the Jewish expectation of a political saviour to understand the six-fold mission of the Messiah:

• To save people from their sins.
• To be a ransom (sacrifice) for many.
• To destroy the works of the devil and strip him of authority.
• To reconcile humanity back to the Father.
• To reveal God’s true nature through a human body.
• To seek and save the lost.

Stripped of Authority: Understanding how Jesus deprived the enemy of his power to harm you, making "all authority" available to you through your union with Him.

Living as a "Small God": Reflecting on Jesus' reminder in John 10 that we are called sons of the Most High and are meant to live out that divine nature on earth today.

As a believer, you are not just following a teacher; you are following the Anointed One who has already paid your debt in full. Keep following this series as we learn to walk in the consciousness of the Messiah's finished work.

Welcome to a foundational new series titled "Knowing Jesus." As we embark on a year of "Prepared Blessings and Places," it is vital that we don't just focus on the prophetic words we receive, but on the Person who spoke them.

Ignorance is not bliss for a believer; it is a gap that can leave us susceptible to false doctrines and keep us living far below our spiritual and physical potential. In this Bible study, we begin at the very beginning of Christ’s identity: knowing Jesus as the Son of God.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The Necessity of Knowledge: Why knowing who you are following is fundamental to your Christian faith and prevents "yo-yoing" in your walk with God.

The Divine Validation: A look at Jesus’ baptism in Matthew 3, where God’s first public act was to validate Jesus’ identity as His beloved Son before His ministry ever began.

Revealed by the Father: Why an accurate revelation of Jesus as the Son of God cannot come through "flesh and blood" but only through divine revelation from the Spirit.

Dual Nature: Understanding Jesus as both the "Son of Man" and the "Son of God"—fully human and fully divine—and what that means for your own spiritual identity.

The "gods" of the Earth: Exploring Jesus’ own testimony in John 10, where He defends His identity by reminding us that we believers, too, are called sons of the Most High.

You cannot fully appreciate what Christ has done for you until you know who He is. It's time to anchor your faith in the truth that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God.

It’s easy to be excited when God gives you a prophetic word for the year, but what happens when months pass and the promise remains "pending"? In this week's Bible study, Bunmi Oduah identifies the critical gap between receiving a spiritual word and seeing an earthly manifestation.

Using the anchor word for 2026, "Prepared Blessings and Places," we explore the life of Elijah and the responsibility of every believer. We examine why prayer, while vital, is only part of the birthing process. For God's Word to become flesh, it requires an active, persistent partner who is ready to move beyond the secret place and into strategic execution.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The "Birthing" Posture: A look at Elijah in 1 Kings 18 and how a specific spiritual posture can help "push" a promise into reality.

The Earthly Jurisdiction: Why Psalm 115:16 proves that even though God speaks the Word, it is our responsibility to enforce it in the earth realm.

The Power of Noting: Following the instruction in Habakkuk 2, we discuss why writing down revelation ensures that we "run" with the vision rather than letting it fade.

Overcoming Stagnation: Identifying the four main hindrances to manifestation:

1. Lack of fervent, extended prayer.
2. Lack of consistency and persistence.
3. Lack of spiritual knowledge and discernment.
4. Faulty beliefs and an unrenewed mind (Romans 12:2).

The Bias for Action: Why the person who acts on a word, even after a short prayer, often sees more results than the one who prays for hours but never executes.

Don't let 2026 be another year where you simply collect prophecies. Learn how to align your mind, your mouth, and your actions with the prepared blessings God has already set aside for you.

It is easy to get excited when God gives you a prophetic word for the future, but what happens when that word remains "pending" for weeks or months? In this week’s Bible study, we consider the practical, spiritual strategies that move you from merely knowing a promise to actively manifesting it in your daily life.

Using the anchor word for the community in 2026, "Prepared Blessings and Places," we explore the vital role of active participation. Drawing from the "Berean" mindset and the life of Abraham, we discuss why God expects us to be co-creators of our destiny by stewarding the revelations He gives us.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The "Earthly Jurisdiction": Understanding that while the heavens belong to God, He has given the earth to us (Psalm 115) and expects us to be active executors of His will.

The Power of Noting: Why writing down revelation legibly (Habakkuk 2) is a form of spiritual stewardship that ensures you don't lose the blueprint God has given you.

Vision as an Anchor: The importance of keeping the Word before your eyes, whether through journal notes, digital wallpapers, or mood boards, to stay inspired when life gets distracting.

Instruction vs. Manifestation: Why some promises require you to "search out the matter" and seek specific instructions from the Holy Spirit to bring them to pass.

The Five Pillars of Manifestation:

• Diligence in prayer
• Consistent journaling
• Staying in a community (gathering)
• Generosity (giving)
• Refusing slothfulness

Don't let your word for 2026 sit idle on a page. Join us as we learn to partner with the Holy Spirit to see our spiritual reality become a tangible, physical witness.

As we look toward the horizon of a new year, many of us are diligently seeking a "Word for the year" to provide direction and breakthrough. In this week’s Bible study, Bunmi Oduah shares a vital reminder from the Holy Spirit: the Word we receive is only as dependable as the Person who spoke it.

Through the lens of the Good Shepherd and the anchor scriptures of 1 Corinthians 2 and Psalm 32, we explore why 2026 is being framed as a year of "prepared places and blessings." However, stepping into these prepared realities requires more than a formula; it requires a deep, relentless pursuit of intimacy with God.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The Nature of the Speaker: Why focusing on God's relentless, pursuing love (Luke 15) gives us more confidence than the prophetic word alone.

Prepared Places and Blessings: Understanding that God has already completed the work for your next season; He isn’t just getting started.

The Holy Spirit as an Internal Ambassador: Why having the Spirit within you is as good as having the Father present Himself to teach and guide you.

From Revelation to Execution: A personal testimony of how the Holy Spirit provides detailed blueprints and "secret strategies" for business and ministry during times of prayer.

Defeating Worry with Truth: How to bank on God’s track record and the "eyewitness accounts" of His faithfulness found in Scripture.

Don't just carry a Word into 2026; carry a relationship. Stop struggling to make things happen in your own strength and start leaning into the Spirit who searches the deep things of God.

How do we respond when God speaks to us individually while also speaking to our church communities? In this week’s Bible study, we explore the dynamic relationship between a Corporate Word from your local church and the Personal Word God speaks to your own heart.

We discuss why the Corporate Word is often the "what," the broad vision for a community, while your Personal Word is the "how," the specific blueprint for your unique assignment. We examine why our responsibility is to take both words back to the Scriptures to find the path God has set for us.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The "What" vs. The "How": Understanding that a corporate prophecy sets the direction, but your personal word provides your execution strategy for your day-to-day living.

Personal Responsibility: Why every believer must move beyond passive listening and actively search the Scriptures to verify and align these words for themselves.

Nourishment in the Work: Why true spiritual satisfaction comes from completing the specific work God has assigned to you.

The Danger of Short-Sightedness: Why a lack of knowledge and action can lead to spiritual blindness, even when God has spoken clearly.

Executing the Vision: Why having a vision is not enough; we are called to be "God’s masterpiece" by becoming active executors of the good works He prearranged for us.

Have you ever wondered why some prayers seem to go unanswered while others bring immediate results? In this week's Bible study, we explore the profound connection between spiritual alignment and the effectiveness of our prayers through the lens of the story of Jonah.

We often treat prayer as a list of demands, but the life of Jonah teaches us that prayer is most powerful when it is born out of a place of obedience. We delve into the "Jonah Factor," the reality that when we are out of alignment with our God-given assignments, even our most fervent prayers can feel hindered.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The Cost of Misalignment: Why running from your assignment creates "storms" not just for you, but for everyone in your "boat".

The Power of Repentance: Analysing Jonah’s prayer of repentance and how a shift in heart posture can lead to a change in circumstances.

Alignment as a Catalyst: Understanding that God is more interested in your alignment than your comfort, and how being in the right place at the right time changes your prayer life.

The "Berean" Posture: Why we must search the Scriptures to understand God’s specific will for our lives so we can pray with precision and authority.

Moving from Salvation to Manifestation: Why being "saved" from the storm is only the beginning; the real goal is completing the work you were sent to do.

So, align yourself with God and His calling for you, and start seeing results in your life.