In this episode, the Spirit has assigned me to usher us into the Holy Week with a teaching on death being the gateway to receiving true life.

Jesus was the physical embodiment of God, and he stands as both an example and standard for us who are exercising ourselves into godliness until He returns.

His life is one of constant death to self, constant obedience to the Father’s will, which through intimacy, had become His own will too. Join me as we study how to partake of this divine nature imputed to us through faith.

Readings: John 12:24; Exodus 1:22; Matthew 2:16; Psalm 37:4; Philippians 2:6.

In this episode, the Lord provided the grace to share on waiting as a strategy for speed. Scripture tells us that God uses the foolish things of this world to confound the wise, and while this thought seems controversial, it is what makes God's ways higher than our own, and His thoughts greater than ours can ever be. Join me as we get a personal encounter with humanity's hardest virtue - patience.

Readings: Isaiah 40:31; 1 Corinthians 1:27; Isaiah 55:8; Psalm 27:4

In this episode I have been given the grace to engage you into a meditation concerning prophetic words. What they are, what to do with them, how to test them, and how to hold fast to what is good and reject what is false. 

Every word in scripture has principles of the spirit governing it. These principles help us from the error of taking the word of God out of context or at surface level to lead us into exalting our desires above God’s perfect will.

Join me as we study how to deploy our mighty weapon wisely.

Readings: 1 Thessalonians 5:20-21; Revelation 19;10; 1 Corinthians 1:24; John 1:1; 2 Corinthians 3:18; 1 Timothy 6:12; 2 Corinthians 10:4; 1 Timothy 1:18

In this episode, the Lord leads us into understanding how our thoughts, words and belief make one unit able to make or break you. It is out of the abundance of the heart that a man speaks, and even more dangerously as a believer your words carry double the power seeing you are the very temple of God. Join me as we study how to align these three important faculties to the truth of scripture.

Readings: Proverbs 18:21; Romans 10:9-10; 2 Corinthians 4:3; Proverbs 16:16; Genesis 39; Genesis 2:3

In this episode, the grace was given me to share how to yield to the Holy Spirit for a complete reformation of our minds. This is a powerful and primary stage of consecration that sets the ground ready for God to multiply every seed that is planted in you through his various ways of teaching you. Tune In for this life transforming moment in His presence.

Readings: Romans 7:25; Deuteronomy 22:5; Romans 12:2; Romans 8:1; James 2:10; Philippians 2:6; Ephesians 3:20.

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In this episode, the spirit impressed it on my heart to share on the demand not he body of Christ for consecration as we usher deeper into the last days. I touch on different aspects of consecration and how to position ourselves through it as we receive humbly the loving correction and reproof of God. This is the kind of episode you want to listen to more than once, because it recalibrates how you receive and are positioned to receive. Tune in with us today and share with a friend!

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In this episode, the spirit impressed it on my heart to reiterate the great commission that touches all of us as a responsibility, clergy or non-clergy, young or old, pulpit or no pulpit, your life ought to be the primary altar on which God is glorified. I encourage you to listen and re-listen to this episode in particular because I know it carries revelation and instruction that equips you on one if not the most important task you will ever carry in the land of the living. Join me as we embrace our call as a worker in the plenteous harvest of God.

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Readings: Luke 21; 21-27; Ecclesiastes 3:11; Matthew 9:37, Matthew 10:8; James 3:1; John 12:32; Matthew 6:33

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In this episode, the Holy Spirit placed it on my heart to share with you what this new thing is, why there is a necessity for a new thing, what makes it new and in contrast to what? It is pivotal for us to claim God's promises in understanding, and to apprehend the full counsel that is given to us by His Word.

Join me as we meditate on the new thing we have received in the person of Jesus Christ.

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Readings: Isaiah 43; Matthew 11:12; John 14:13; John 17:13; Hebrews 11:3

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