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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm is asking the question: Where are you growing? the argument from Bishop Malcolm is, if we are not growing in knowledge, then we are growing in ignorance, the opposite direction. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that Jesus did not come into the world to start a new religion or to show us a God who lives in the sky, but rather He came to reveal a kingdom within us and how to have a personal relationship with God.

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that ministry is the key to our next promotion and the key to our prosperity. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that another name for ministry is service and the way we serve others will ultimately determine how successful we become. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by saying he is addicted to serving others and worship because he is forever grateful to God. 

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that ministry is the key to our next promotion and the key to our prosperity. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that another name for ministry is service and the way we serve others will ultimately determine how successful we become. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by saying he is addicted to serving others and worship because he is forever grateful to God. 

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores the reasons behind what caused the early church to grow. According to Bishop Malcolm, persecution and adversity crafted a new culture in the early Christian movement, which was the reason for the experiential growth of the early church. Bishop Malcolm goes on to conclude his message by saying, when we are grateful we become addicted to ministry.

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores the reasons behind what caused the early church to grow. According to Bishop Malcolm, persecution and adversity crafted a new culture in the early Christian movement, which was the reason for the experiential growth of the early church. Bishop Malcolm goes on to conclude his message by saying, when we are grateful we become addicted to ministry.

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores the idea of an ordinary individual at the church becoming a minister without any titles or recognition but simply by just being a believer and having a personal relationship with Christ.  Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe the three aspects to the call of God on our lives.  

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores the idea of an ordinary individual at the church becoming a minister without any titles or recognition but simply by just being a believer and having a personal relationship with Christ.  Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe the three aspects to the call of God on our lives.  

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are birthed out of a crisis or a cause. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speak about what it means to be a believer and a missionary at heart, preaching the gospel without a need for a title. 

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are birthed out of a crisis or a cause. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speak about what it means to be a believer and a missionary at heart, preaching the gospel without a need for a title. 

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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this final instalment to the series, Bishop Malcolm encourages us to never confuse Gods presence with his performance because if we confuse Gods presence with his performance, then we will come to rely on performances to prove to ourselves that God is present. However, Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, God is present in our lives, even when we cannot see him doing miraculous things. Bishop Malcolm concludes the series by challenging us to grow through the various levels of spiritual maturity, from little children to young men and then to fathers.