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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 speaks about the process of recovery. According to Bishop Malcolm, recovery happens in stages and waves and there is always an order to our personal recovery process because our God is a God of order. 

Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, whatever God does,  He does it based on principles and on a set of predetermined priorities. God always does things in a specific order, which creates a system and systems create sustainability, which in turn generates longevity and legacy. 

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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 speaks about the process of recovery. According to Bishop Malcolm, recovery happens in stages and waves and there is always an order to our personal recovery process because our God is a God of order. 

Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, whatever God does,  He does it based on principles and on a set of predetermined priorities. God always does things in a specific order, which creates a system and systems create sustainability, which in turn generates longevity and legacy. 

If you like our Podcast and what we do at iCan Community Church, please click the link to support us: http://bit.ly/iccdonation. 

Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better post-pandemic. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the process of building after a crisis, claiming that within the various process of going into a crisis, there are always many opportunities to repent, change our minds or address the situation. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speak about the power of the first wave of people go back to build their lives and their communities post-pandemic.

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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 speaks about the process of building after a crisis, claiming that within the various process of going into a crisis, there are always many opportunities to repent, change our minds or address the situation. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speak about the power of the first wave of people go back to build their lives and their communities post-pandemic.

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Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm assures us that God's plan for us is going to be fulfilled, it's going to materialise and in many cases, it will come from unlikely places. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, some of the stuff we would like to achieve will come to nothing until we realise we are in a prophetic window and it is now our time to participate in the building of God's plan and desires. 

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Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm assures us that God's plan for us is going to be fulfilled, it's going to materialise and in many cases, it will come from unlikely places. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, some of the stuff we would like to achieve will come to nothing until we realise we are in a prophetic window and it is now our time to participate in the building of God's plan and desires. 

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In this Sermon, the conclusion to our series The Resurrection Of Hope, Bishop Malcolm explores why God starts everything with a cross. According to Bishop Malcolm, God started the creation with a cross because the cross is his provision for sin. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God knew that sin was the inevitable and unavoidable consequence of giving us free moral agency. Therefore, he created a provision for sin which was the cross. 

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In this Sermon, the conclusion to our series The Resurrection Of Hope, Bishop Malcolm explores why God starts everything with a cross. According to Bishop Malcolm, God started the creation with a cross because the cross is his provision for sin. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God knew that sin was the inevitable and unavoidable consequence of giving us free moral agency. Therefore, he created a provision for sin which was the cross. 

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In this Sermon, Bishop Malcolm speaks about our ability to look at what has been killing us and being able to see it judged, dead and powerless. According to Bishop Malcolm, on the cross of Calvery, Jesus became sin for us so that we might be the righteousness of God in Christ. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we traded places with Christ on the cross and Christ became us so that we by faith could become Him. Meaning, when we look at Christ on the cross we are supposed to see our condition, our crisis and the sin that caused the condition and curse judged, dead and powerless. 

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In this Sermon, Bishop Malcolm speaks about our ability to look at what has been killing us and being able to see it judged, dead and powerless. According to Bishop Malcolm, on the cross of Calvery, Jesus became sin for us so that we might be the righteousness of God in Christ. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we traded places with Christ on the cross and Christ became us so that we by faith could become Him. Meaning, when we look at Christ on the cross we are supposed to see our condition, our crisis and the sin that caused the condition and curse judged, dead and powerless.