To be faithful unto death is to be loyal until you die. To be faithful unto death means to be unchanging. To be faithful is to be LOYAL, CONSTANT, OBEDIENT and NEVER CHANGING. Husbands pledge to be faithful partners till death do them apart. Employees promise to be there even when times are hard. Church workers make it a point to work for God whilst they still draw breath. But, is it always so? In this sermon, Pastor Charles discusses faithfulness. Do you stay in the face of adversity? Do you change when there is a breakthrough? Do you start what you cannot end? Do you break your promises? Ruth stayed with Naomi and we know of her and the mighty things God did through her bloodline. Will you stay❓

Everybody is running a race- academic race, marital race, parenting race among others. Many others, have also forgotten that God has set us on a race. In this sermon, Pastor Charles makes us understand why most people are not running THE race. He states that it is because 1️⃣Many are not aware/ Ignorance, 2️⃣They are too concerned about the affairs of this world,3️⃣Many are under the attack of deception, 4️⃣ Many don’t know the reward of running God’s race (the MOST IMPORTANT race!) Be transformed by this message!🏁

Do you have the Spirit of a fighter? One way to break resistance is to be persistent (consistent). In this sermon, Pastor Charles adds another dimension to spiritual warfare. He posits that as Christians, we must be resilient, violent and never giving up! Violence is allowed in warfare. If you are not violent, your visions will die! Fight through prayer. Don’t give up! After prayer, make decisions. Never go without results. Always fight for results! Fight!🥊

In this sermon, Pastor Charles tells us that we must consciously remind ourselves that we are in a race. If you don’t run the race in a way, you will not receive a reward. If you are unable to meet the target of God, you cannot be rewarded with a crown. As Christians, we must run the race with endurance, patience, purity, faith, service to Jesus etc., so that we do not deny our faith in times of confusion and hardship. Don’t give up! Run the race of God! It will not be easy, but looking onto Jesus, run your race! [Hebrews 12]

If your love for God is based on things and not what He did on the cross, then you don’t love him. In this sermon, Pastor Charles talks about the things you should obey God in. He posits that you can end in an expected end when you obey the God who is at your end. He talks about the role(s) we must play in order for God to use us mightily- the role of obedience to His word! He touches on letting go of offenses, choosing forgiveness, sharing the good news among others! Be blessed!

Many Christians don’t know that we are running a race. We are more conscious about the race of life, academics, marriage and not the race of the kingdom. Using Hebrews 12:1, Pastor Charles highlights that in the midst of these races, God has set Christians on a race to run.

It is easy to forget the race God has set before us. It is easy to forget the fact that we will be judged by how well we run the race of the kingdom. However, Pastor Charles entreats Christians to prevent the races of this world from overshadowing God’s race. Consciously run God’s race before any other race! Run’s God’s race first! Seek God first! The end time is here! What did you do for God?🕰️

Why you are NOT commanding the results of exploits is just as important as why you are commanding the results of exploits. Using the story of Gehazi, Pastor Charles digs in on the subject of why the church is not commanding the result of exploits. He touches on the reasons of the lack of power, corrupted motives, familiarity among other pearls of God’s wisdom. Be pruned by this timely sermon!

Obedience is a powerful thing in the realms of the Spirit. Every Christian is under the command of God. As a Christian, you don’t do what you think, you do what God commands! Your greatest deliverance, dear one, is obedience. In this sermon, Pastor Charles delves deep into the consequences Saul suffered for disobeying God. How did Saul, a man anointed for Kingship, end up the way he did? What were the effects of his disobedience? How do you avoid being a Saul? Press play!

Being a revivalist has a certain connotation attached to it- a band of radical praying believers standing by the roadside. But, what if I told you that that is not what it ONLY means. Genuine revival refers to when men are conscious of God and His ways! Being a revivalist also includes being a shining light wherever you find yourself; a light through which others can see Jesus. If your colleagues steal funds in the workplace and you do not, you are a revivalist! Be a revivalist! Do not conform to this world!