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In this Bible study session, Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson explores the importance of identity and authority in the life of a believer, using Abraham as a model for walking by faith without a complete "roadmap."
Dr. Johnson lists key truths for the believer:1. New Creature: You are a totally new being in Christ.2. Child of God: You have a legal standing and divine belonging.3. Seated with Christ: Positioned in heavenly realms 49:274. God’s Righteousness: Righteous by nature, not performance.5. Royal Priesthood: You are royalty and carry delegated power.6. Mind of Christ: Your thinking is being transformed 52:487. No Longer a Slave: You are adopted into sonship and freed from the dominion of sin.

Are you spiritually active but internally stagnant?In this deeply convicting message from 1 Corinthians 10, Dr. Funmi Johnson presents “The Wilderness Mirror” — a prophetic wake-up call to the modern church. Israel saw miracles. They experienced divine guidance. They were baptized into Moses and drank from the spiritual Rock — yet God was not pleased with most of them.This sermon exposes:-Hidden idols we justify-Cravings that compete with intimacy-Grumbling that delays destiny-Spiritual privilege without spiritual growth-Deliverance without transformationThe wilderness reveals what is hidden. It exposes cravings, compromises, and secret faults — not to destroy us, but to prepare us. The call is clear: Don’t normalize your wilderness. Don’t die in transition. Cross into your promise.This is not just a message — it is a mirror.Listen prayerfully. Examine yourself honestly. Surrender completely.

"When God Hides The Map," Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson unpacks the anatomy of Abraham's obedience (Hebrews 11:8) and explains why clarity only comes when you start moving.In this powerful Bible study session, Dr. Johnson shares personal testimonies from the history of The Capstone Church, illustrating how God's hidden maps cultivate our deep trust and maturity. Learn why God deliberately holds back the details of your future, how to conquer the "tension of not knowing," and why true faith requires you to surrender your identity, security, and control to the Lord.If you are currently in a season of uncertainty or waiting for God's direction regarding your career, relationships, or ministry, this teaching will encourage you to take that bold step of faith!

In this unique "listening service," Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson pauses to reflect on what God has been saying to the church. Instead of a traditional teaching, the congregation actively shares their personal testimonies, revelations, and prophetic encounters from the recent series on "Pilgrimage Faith."

From discovering sustenance in the wilderness to claiming territorial mandates, this interactive session is a powerful reminder that we are part of a community journeying together. Watch as the church unpacks deep truths about the shepherdhood of Jesus, the importance of corporate alignment, and why prayer must become a non-negotiable discipline in the life of a believer.

What do you do when God gives you a promise but hides the path to get there? In this powerful edition of *The Boost*, Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson explores the theme of "Walking By Faith" through the lens of Abraham's journey and the Israelites' wilderness experience.Discover why God often leads us through "detours" and obscurity to humble, test, and mature our hearts. Using the profound biblical analogy of how an eagle stirs its nest to train its young, Dr. Johnson reveals that the uncomfortable seasons of your life are not meant to kill you, but to teach you how to fly. If you are facing uncertainty in your career, ministry, or relationships, this teaching will equip you to trust God’s character even when you can’t see His map.

In a generation obsessed with testimonies, miracles, and outcomes, this message calls believers back to gratitude that is God-focused, not event-driven.In “Gratitude That Fixes Its Eyes On Jesus”, we are confronted with a deeper understanding of thanksgiving — one that is not rooted in answered prayers, healings, or breakthroughs, but in the unchanging nature and sovereignty of God. Drawing richly from Exodus 15, this teaching reveals that miracles are events, but God is eternal.Through powerful real-life stories, biblical exposition, and prophetic insight, this message dismantles transactional Christianity, entitlement, and nostalgia-driven worship. It challenges believers to stop worshipping the miracle and return to worshipping the God behind the miracle.

Join Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson for this powerful prayer meeting focused on the theme "Walking By Faith." In this session, we dive deep into what it truly means to be a pilgrim on a journey with God, drawing inspiration from the life of Abraham and the teachings of James.We explore the vital connection between faith and works, understanding that true faith is evidenced by our obedience, our giving, and our trust in God—even when He hides the map. This meeting is a call to break free from procrastination, overcome the fear of the unknown, and align our hearts with God's will for our lives.Whether you are seeking clarity in your calling, strength for your journey, or a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, this time of prayer and intercession will equip you to take bold steps of faith.

Have you ever done everything right, yet results kept shrinking? The effort was there, but the wind was wrong.In this prophetic message, “When God Changes the Wind!”, drawn from Exodus 10:13–19, we uncover how spiritual atmospheres determine outcomes. When God shifts the wind, what resisted you is carried away, and restoration happens suddenly.Using biblical insight and real-life illustrations, this teaching reveals why some struggles are not effort-based but atmosphere-driven, and how God releases divine reversals by changing the wind behind your life.You are not cursed.You are not finished.The wind is changing.

In this third instalment of The Beasts of Ephesus, Dr. Beulah Tokunbo Johnson confronts the internal enemy that often goes unnoticed: the flesh. While we often look for "beasts" in external persecution or demonic attacks, the Apostle Paul reveals that our greatest battle is often against our own need for comfort and self-indulgence.Drawing from the powerful discipline of elite athletes and the wisdom of 1 Corinthians 9, this message teaches you how to "beat your body and make it your slave." Dr. Johnson explains why you cannot negotiate with the flesh—you must kill it. Discover the practical spiritual disciplines (prayer, fasting, and meditation) that will help you renovate your mind, subdue your body, and finish your race with the prize in hand.

Thanksgiving is more than polite words when life goes well.
Biblical thanksgiving is a way of life—rooted not in circumstances, but in the unchanging character of God.

In this episode, we journey through Psalm 138:1–8, a psalm written by David not in comfort, but in fear, pressure, and opposition while he was running from Saul. Yet, from that difficult place, David chose wholehearted praise—and his words continue to strengthen believers today.

In this teaching, you’ll discover:

• Why true thanksgiving begins with a whole heart

• How gratitude is a choice, not a reaction to outcomes

• Why thanksgiving must be God-centered, not comparison-driven

• How remembering God’s past faithfulness fuels present gratitude

• Why thanksgiving exalts God above circumstances

• How humility strengthens a lifestyle of gratitude

• Why thanksgiving trusts God even in the middle of trouble

• The power of Psalm 138:8 — “The Lord will perfect that which concerns me”

This episode reminds us that thanksgiving does not deny pain or difficulty. Instead, it invites God into our struggles, because He inhabits the praises of His people.

If you are walking through uncertainty, pressure, delay, or transition, this message will encourage you to anchor your gratitude in who God is—and trust Him to finish what He has started.

📖 Key Scripture: Psalm 138:1–8

Listen, reflect, and allow this teaching to stir your heart into a life of thanksgiving.