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By Oghosa Iyamu
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.
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In this episode of the Forever Welcomed Podcast, we step into Week Six: The Impartial Church. The world is divided but the Church of Jesus Christ doesn’t have to be. In this week’s episode, Oghosa unpacks how we can live as the Impartial Church, not just believing the gospel, but practicing it through the power of the Holy Spirit. It’s a timely call to rise as God's lightbearers in the dark. You don’t want to miss this powerful closing conversation with practical next steps on what it means to embody the impartial love of God in today’s world. RESOURCES & LINKSPurchase the Forever Welcomed Bible studyFollow Oghosa on Instagram: @oghosaiyamuStay connected for updates, resources, and future studies at oghosaiyamu.com SUPPORT & COMMUNITY Share this podcast with a friend who needs the reminder that God’s Church is called to welcome all. Don’t miss a single episode—hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen. And if this podcast has encouraged you, would you take a moment to leave a review? Your words help others discover Forever Welcomed and join us in reflecting God’s impartial love. DISCLAIMERThe Forever Welcomed Podcast is a companion to the Forever Welcomed Bible study, but you don’t need the study to follow along. It’s designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ, serving as a resource alongside (not in place of) Scripture itself.

In this episode of the Forever Welcomed Podcast, we step into Week Five: Impartial Christ. Have you ever heard the parables of Jesus described as “earthly stories with heavenly meanings.” What if I told you Jesus’ parables were far more disruptive and actually show us something unique about the Kingdom that Jesus Christ was inaugurating. You don't want to miss this episode. RESOURCES & LINKSPurchase the Forever Welcomed Bible studyFollow Oghosa on Instagram: @oghosaiyamuStay connected for updates, resources, and future studies at oghosaiyamu.com SUPPORT & COMMUNITY Share this podcast with a friend who needs the reminder that Jesus’ kingdom welcomes all. Don’t miss a single episode, hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen. And if this podcast has encouraged you, would you take a moment to leave a review? Your words help others discover Forever Welcomed and join us in reflecting God’s impartial love. DISCLAIMER The Forever Welcomed Podcast is a companion to the Forever Welcomed Bible study, but you don’t need the study to follow along. It’s designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ, serving as a resource alongside (not in place of) Scripture itself.

In this episode of the Forever Welcomed Podcast, we step into week four of the study: God’s Impartial Call. Throughout Scripture, God's prophets represented His voice, calling them back to covenant faithfulness and to reflect the heart of God. Yet, alongside these true messengers, there were also false prophets who distorted God’s Word. Today, we face a similar challenge. With so many voices and pieces of information at our fingertips, discernment has never been more crucial. In this episode, we’ll explore what it means to be watchful (Ezekiel 33:7), how to test every spirit by the Word of God (1 John 4:1), and how to evaluate the messages we consume with wisdom that we might reflect God's impartial love.RESOURCES & LINKSPurchase the Forever Welcomed Bible studyFollow Oghosa on Instagram: @oghosaiyamuStay connected for updates, resources, and future studies at oghosaiyamu.com SUPPORT & COMMUNITYShare this podcast with a friend who needs the reminder of God's truth. Don’t miss a single episode, hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen. DISCLAIMERThe Forever Welcomed Podcast is a companion to the Forever Welcomed Bible study, but you don’t need the study to follow along. It’s designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ, serving as a resource alongside (not in place of) Scripture itself.

In this episode of the Forever Welcomed Podcast, we step into week three of the study: God’s Impartial Communion. Loneliness is something so many of us know all too well. Our world offers many ways to try and satisfy that longing, but so often, those places leave us emptier than before. Through the imagery of the tabernacle, we see how God designed a way for His people to draw near to God and one another, not based on the things humans exalt but on God's mercy and faithfulness. We’ll explore how humanity’s longing for a place of belonging finds its true fulfillment in Him. RESOURCES & LINKSPurchase the Forever Welcomed Bible study: oghosaiyamu.comFollow Oghosa on Instagram: @oghosaiiyamuStay connected for updates, resources, and future studies at oghosaiyamu.com SUPPORT & COMMUNITYShare this podcast with a friend who needs the reminder: you are forever welcomed by God’s impartial love. Don’t miss a single episode, hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen. DISCLAIMERThe Forever Welcomed Podcast is a companion to the Forever Welcomed Bible study, but you don’t need the study to follow along. It’s designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ, serving as a resource alongside (not in place of) Scripture itself.

In this episode, Oghosa dives into one of the most well-known covenants in the Old Testament: God's covenant with Abraham. She unpacks the historical and cultural background that often gets overlooked, showing how God’s impartial love and promises extend beyond human boundaries and expectations. RESOURCES & LINKSLearn more about Forever Welcomed (6-week Bible study): oghosaiyamu.com/forever-welcomedFollow Oghosa on Instagram: @oghosaiiyamuStay connected for updates, resources, and future studies: oghosaiyamu.com SUPPORT & COMMUNITYShare this podcast with a friend who needs the reminder: you are forever welcomed by God’s impartial love.Don’t miss a single episode, hit follow or subscribe wherever you listen. DISCLAIMER The Forever Welcomed Podcast is a companion to the Forever Welcomed Bible study, but you don’t need the study to follow along. It’s designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ, serving as a resource alongside (not in place of) Scripture itself.
The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.