Divine Directions: Nourishing Your Soul with the Word

In this enlightening message, Pastor Tosin takes us through the theme of expressing gratitude to God through our actions. Referencing Psalms 40:5, 7-8, he uncovers a deeper layer of gratitude beyond verbal thanksgiving.

He points to the purpose behind God's grace and mercy, highlighted in 1 Peter 2:9, showing how we, as beneficiaries of His blessings, are called to display His praises throughout our lives. Our status as Christians comes with a responsibility – every blessing we receive demands a response.

Drawing from Acts 10:38 and the life of Jesus Christ, Pastor Tosin vividly illustrates how divine empowerment should lead to acts of goodness and kindness. He challenges us to introspect our own lives; if we claim to possess God's power yet lack the drive to do good, a reassessment of our spiritual condition is in order.

Continuing with 2 Peter 1:3-11, he explores the significant spiritual investment God has made in us. This investment should naturally result in virtuous living. Just as a tree naturally produces fruit, our spiritual growth should manifest in good deeds.

Join us in this sermon as we uncover the profound connection between God's investments in our lives and our response through acts of kindness and virtue. Let our lives resonate with gratitude not just in words but in the tangible expression of good deeds.

In this insightful sermon, Dcns Funmi emphasizes the significance of our attitude towards the Word of God, using Acts 17:11 as the foundational text. The Word is equated with God Himself, making any exposure to Scripture an encounter with the divine.

The minister encourages self-reflection, urging the congregation to examine their feelings and attitudes towards the Word. She highlights the unchanging nature of the Word of God, quoting Hebrews 13:8 and Luke 1:37 to affirm its reliability and unfailing power.

Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:16-17, the sermon explores the transformative power of the Word in our lives. It serves as a means of conversion to God, a source of faith, and a pathway to knowing God more intimately.

The message encourages listeners to appreciate the Word's significance in forming their attitudes and to embrace it wholeheartedly. Through personal reflections and biblical examples, the congregation is urged to embrace the Word of God as the foundation of their beliefs and actions.

Min. Funmi

In this sermon, we explore the parable of the sower as told in Luke 8:4-8, 11-15. We focus on the different types of soil, which represent the condition of our hearts when receiving the word of God.

Pst. Tosin guides us through as we examine the first type of soil, the wayside, where the seed falls on the surface. This represents those who hear the word but are easily influenced by the devil, preventing them from being saved. We reference 2 Corinthians 4:4 to emphasize the spiritual battle for our hearts.

The second type of soil is the rocky ground, which initially allows the seed to grow but lacks moisture, symbolizing the absence of the Holy Spirit. Without the Holy Spirit refreshing and nourishing us, our growth will be hindered. We connect this concept to 1 Peter 2:2 and Galatians 5:22-23, highlighting the importance of the Holy Spirit in our spiritual development.

Next, we examine the thorny soil, where the seed grows but coexists with thorns that eventually choke it. This represents the distractions and worldly concerns that compete for our attention and hinder our spiritual fruitfulness. We encourage listeners to examine their lives and remove any thorns that may be choking their spiritual growth.

Finally, we explore the good soil, which allows the seed to grow and produce a bountiful harvest. This symbolizes a heart that receives the word of God with openness, obeys it, and bears fruit. James 1:22 is referenced to emphasize the importance of putting the word into practice.

Throughout the sermon, we emphasize the need for each listener to evaluate the condition of their own hearts and strive to cultivate a good soil that allows the word of God to take root and bear fruit in their lives.

TEXT: Mark 4:35-41 NKJV (Wind and Wave Obey Jesus)

In this sermon delivered by Min. Tosin, we delve into the topic of God's promises and covenants. We explore the distinction between a covenant and a promise, emphasizing that our faithful God never breaks His word. As part of the family of Jesus Christ, we have unique access to our Father, who knows and loves us. We discuss different promises, including general promises to all mankind and specific promises to believers.

We highlight key promises such as John 3:16, 2 Timothy 2:13, Romans 10:13, and Philippians 4:19, assuring us of God's love, salvation, provision, and faithfulness. Personal promises and covenants are revealed to individuals through dreams, visions, and Scripture guided by the Holy Spirit. Examples include God's direct covenants with Abraham and Jacob.

We emphasize the importance of total obedience to qualify for the fulfilment of these promises. Drawing from Exodus 19:5, we discuss the role of trustworthiness and faithfulness in our relationships with both people and God. Additionally, we explore how God remains faithful to us in times of temptation, weakness, suffering, and sin.

Acknowledging God's faithfulness, we examine how He fulfils His promises, remains trustworthy, and accomplishes His plans and purposes. We are encouraged to imitate God's faithfulness in our relationships, promises, and service to Him.

Furthermore, we discover the power of praise as a weapon to unlock God's promises and experience victory. We explore biblical examples such as the multiplication of loaves and fishes and the fall of Jericho, where praise played a significant role.

Lastly, we encourage listeners to develop a personal relationship with God, exemplified by Jesus Christ and Apostle Paul. We emphasize the importance of receiving and praying over God's promises before sharing them, learning from Joseph's story.

Join us in this episode as we delve into the faithfulness of God and the promises He has made to His children. Trust Him, praise Him, and walk faithfully in His plan for your life.

Dcns. Grace

Sunday School - 9th July 2023

Sermon (Thanksgiving Sunday)

In this impactful sermon from Pst. Tosin, we focus on the promise of God for this year, as stated in Psalm 67:6. We understand that this promise is conditional upon the preceding verse, verse 5.

The word "yield" signifies a positive result, not a waste product. Drawing from Leviticus 26:4, Psalm 85:12, and Ezekiel 34:27, we explore the significance of the earth producing abundant fruitfulness when aligned with God's covenant.

We delve into the intimate relationship we have with God, emphasizing His role as "Our God." Jesus exemplified this relationship when He addressed God as "Abba Father" in Mark 14:36, and the Apostle Paul followed suit in Romans 8:15. Understanding our position as children of God, we are encouraged to approach Him with reverence and closeness.

Praise is revealed as the key to unlocking God's promises. Through passages such as Psalm 92:1-2 and Psalm 59:16, we discover the connection between our heartfelt praises and the release of supernatural blessings in our lives. As we lift our voices in adoration and gratitude, we create an atmosphere where God's promises are activated and fulfilled.

Join us in this sermon as we explore the power of praise and the profound impact it has on our lives. Let us align ourselves with God's covenant, worship Him with all our hearts, and experience the incredible release of His supernatural blessings in this fruitful season.

Elders' Sunday

In this compelling sermon, we explore the theme of sowing and reaping, inspired by the biblical passages in Genesis 8:22 and Ecclesiastes 3:1. The message begins by emphasizing that there is a designated time for every season and that every sower must expect a harvest.

The sermon poses three important questions to the listeners:

Drawing from Mark 4:20, the sermon emphasizes the importance of being mindful of what is sown, urging the audience to be careful and intentional about their choices. The passage Mark 4:26-29 is explored, highlighting the process of sowing and reaping and how it unfolds according to God's divine order.

The sermon references 2 Corinthians 4:19, emphasizing the need for faith and expectation when sowing and calling forth the harvest. The story of Simeon in Luke 2:25-35 is shared to illustrate the faith and patience required in waiting for the fulfilment of God's promises.

Throughout the sermon, listeners are encouraged to assess their sowing habits, ensuring that they are sowing seeds of righteousness, love, kindness, and generosity. The sermon calls believers to have faith in God's timing and trust that the harvest will come in due season.

Join us as we delve into the powerful principles of sowing and reaping, learning how to be intentional sowers and call forth the abundant harvest that God has promised.

Sunday School - 26th June 2023

Isaiah 3:3, 1 Sam. 9:6, Rom. 4:17, Hebrews 1:9

As a father, you must walk in all morals.

Roles of Fathers

Hymn: Count your blessings