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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. 

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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 message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about recovering our generational blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, fathers should aim to leave their successor with at least a double portion of resources as an inheritance for them to run their race, allowing them to operate with a generational blessing. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by stating that we must not take out knowledge and wisdom to the grave and we must empty out ourselves in our lifetime by sharing our wisdom with others.

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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 message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about recovering our generational blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, fathers should aim to leave their successor with at least a double portion of resources as an inheritance for them to run their race, allowing them to operate with a generational blessing. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by stating that we must not take out knowledge and wisdom to the grave and we must empty out ourselves in our lifetime by sharing our wisdom with others.

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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about recovering our generational blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, those who create a great legacy always have generational faith and God's plan is that we all start our journey on the highest achievements of our fathers and ancestors. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, success with no succession is a curse and not a blessing. Bishop Malcolm concludes his message by stating that succession is the only way we can move from good to great. 

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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about recovering our generational blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, those who create a great legacy always have generational faith and God's plan is that we all start our journey on the highest achievements of our fathers and ancestors. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, success with no succession is a curse and not a blessing. Bishop Malcolm concludes his message by stating that succession is the only way we can move from good to great. 

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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about how we can discover our destiny. According to Bishop Malcolm, our destiny must be discovered and not simply decided and we should only decide what we will do with our lives once we have discovered what God's intention for our life is. Bishop Malcolm goes on to encourage us all to find something besides our daily jobs to do. To participate in a purpose bigger than us and as we participate in this greater purpose, we will discover our destiny as we go.

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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about how we can discover our destiny. According to Bishop Malcolm, our destiny must be discovered and not simply decided and we should only decide what we will do with our lives once we have discovered what God's intention for our life is. Bishop Malcolm goes on to encourage us all to find something besides our daily jobs to do. To participate in a purpose bigger than us and as we participate in this greater purpose, we will discover our destiny as we go.

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In this message from House On The Rock church Nigeria, Bishop Malcolm speaks about God aiming us and firing us just like a skilful archer who carefully aims and fires their arrow. According to Bishop Malcolm, when it is time for God to fire us into a particular direction it does not take Him long and that is the easy part and in most cases, God is waiting for the alignment of our vision, focus and direction.

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 Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better post-pandemic. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm concludes the series by speaking about the tabernacle of David. According to Bishop Malcolm, King David's tabernacle represented inclusivity of both Jews and Gentiles and designed for everyone to gain access to God. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that we, the church of Jesus Christ are the restored tabernacle of David that was in ruins. 

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 Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better post-pandemic. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm concludes the series by speaking about the tabernacle of David. According to Bishop Malcolm, King David's tabernacle represented inclusivity of both Jews and Gentiles and designed for everyone to gain access to God. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that we, the church of Jesus Christ are the restored tabernacle of David that was in ruins.