Wealth management and retirement planning: Mr Bayo Rotimi (CEO, Greenwich Merchant Bank)

God has made available to us all that we need to achieve great success in ministry. We  must pay the price in order to get the prize. It takes the discipline of an athlete, the  doggedness of a soldier, the hard work of a farmer, and total dependence on God for  mighty outpouring of the power of the Holy Spirit.

If we are to soar - rise quickly to a high level of performance and success in life and ministry (which is God’s desire and expectation) - we need the ingredients that will provoke, propel and catapult us to attain it. We need knowledge of divine wisdom in order to fulfill our expectation of soaring.

The message this morning is essentially a continuation of the message we shared on  Wednesday at our Bible Study program although titled differently. The first segment was titled „Compelling Call to Empowered Service‟ and we discussed God‟s  call on us as believers to serve Him. The Lord has created and redeemed us to serve Him. That we believers are called to be a blessing.   We carry a mandate of blessing.   That our lives can be likened to a river and should ordinarily be a source of blessings to others.   That our acts of service can also be said to be the rivers of living water referred to in  John 7:38.

God specializes in empowering men and women by beckoning on them (call). He equips  them and shapes them as ready instruments to bring benefits into the lives of others. Those who yield to Him end up also being part of the chain of divine blessings. (Matthew  25:15-16)

“Don’t let anyone think less of you because you are young. Be an example to all believers in what you say, in the way you live, in your love, your faith, and your purity.” 1 Timothy 4:12 NLT

Strategic Planning & Church Growth

Parenting in today's world: Pst & Pst (Mrs) Idowu | Mr & Mrs Olufadeji

The ultimate purpose of man, according to the Bible, is simply to glorify God.

However, do you glorify God?  Psalm 100:2–3, tells us “Worship the Lord with gladness; come before Him with joyful songs. Know that the Lord is God. It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, the sheep of his pasture.”

Part of what it looks like to glorify God is to acknowledge who God is (our Creator, for starters) and to praise and worship Him as such.

We fulfill our purpose of glorifying God also by living our lives in relationship and faithful service to Him. (1 Samuel 12:24; John 17:4)

To be single in our evangelical Christian society is to be different.  For most of us, being single isn't what we planned. So we're left with hounding questions: What exactly is God doing with our lives? Why doesn't He give us what we want? Does He really love us? Why has He blessed most of our friends with the very thing we want? Why has He left us out?

This and many more questions were answered by Mrs. Buchi Utah. Kindly listen