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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about abiding in Christ and the ability to keep the connection and to stay plugged into Christ. According to Bishop Malcolm, we need to stay plugged into Christ because we cannot fulfil our purpose outside of a relationship and a connection with Him because it is the source from which our blessings flow. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, with all that needs protecting this season, our relationship with Christ is the most important and without it, everything else goes downhill.  However, if we keep the God connection, it is only a matter of time before our seeds sown on good ground start to bear fruits. Plus, we must also connect with people, places and practices that empower us. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about abiding in Christ and the ability to keep the connection and to stay plugged into Christ. According to Bishop Malcolm, we need to stay plugged into Christ because we cannot fulfil our purpose outside of a relationship and a connection with Him because it is the source from which our blessings flow. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, with all that needs protecting this season, our relationship with Christ is the most important and without it, everything else goes downhill.  However, if we keep the God connection, it is only a matter of time before our seeds sown on good ground start to bear fruits. Plus, we must also connect with people, places and practices that empower us. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the parable of the wheat and the weeds. In this parable, Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a person who sows good seeds and while he slept an enemy sowed weeds among the wheat. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is not enough to just sow good seeds in our fields because we have to protect our investments and potential. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, there are two kinds of seed that will be sown in our lives, the truth and a lie. The truth will always empower us to achieve more, while the lie is there to steal, kill and destroy our future. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the parable of the wheat and the weeds. In this parable, Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a person who sows good seeds and while he slept an enemy sowed weeds among the wheat. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is not enough to just sow good seeds in our fields because we have to protect our investments and potential. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, there are two kinds of seed that will be sown in our lives, the truth and a lie. The truth will always empower us to achieve more, while the lie is there to steal, kill and destroy our future. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the parable of the sower. According to the parable, Bishop Malcolm claims the seed is always good but limited by the ground it falls on. The seed being the word of God. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, everyone is given the opportunity to hear the word of God. However, the word of God only works when it is heard correctly. Hearing it physically does not mean the word has been heard correctly because the word must connect with the right internal conditions to allow it to grow roots and bear fruits.  

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the parable of the sower. According to the parable, Bishop Malcolm claims the seed is always good but limited by the ground it falls on. The seed being the word of God. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, everyone is given the opportunity to hear the word of God. However, the word of God only works when it is heard correctly. Hearing it physically does not mean the word has been heard correctly because the word must connect with the right internal conditions to allow it to grow roots and bear fruits.  

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the principle of a harvest.  According to Bishop Malcolm, the purpose of planting is for the fruit and God always plants with a purpose and the purpose is for us to bear fruit. Bishop Malcolm also when on to say, every branch that bears fruit is purged, pruned and nurtured to bring forth more fruit. The idea here is that through a process of farming and cultivation God manifests his intentions and ideas for us. Therefore, liking God to a farmer. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the principle of a harvest.  According to Bishop Malcolm, the purpose of planting is for the fruit and God always plants with a purpose and the purpose is for us to bear fruit. Bishop Malcolm also when on to say, every branch that bears fruit is purged, pruned and nurtured to bring forth more fruit. The idea here is that through a process of farming and cultivation God manifests his intentions and ideas for us. Therefore, liking God to a farmer. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about Jesus Christ disarming principalities and power and triumphing over them in the cross. According to Bishop Malcolm, regardless of what is happening, God is in total control, he reigns and his Lordship is never uncertain. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, what Jesus Christ did on the cross was to legitimise the intervention of God in our lives and on our behalf. 

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A musical sermon of the story of Jesus Christ as seen through the eyes of the angels.