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In this message Bishop Malcolm speaks about the, I am principle. According to Bishop Malcolm, we are made in the image and likeness of God and Whenever God tells us something about Himself, he is indirectly telling us something about ourselves. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, I am, is the secret name of God and we have to make our I am, secret, holy and sanctify. Plus, we must not attach anything to the I am that is incompatible with the nature of God. Therefore, let the weak say, I am strong and let the poor say I am rich. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm encourages us all to go and get our blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, apathy, procrastination and lethargy do not pay and never deliver results and waiting on the Lord does not mean standing still. Rather, it means serving the Lord with gladness in anticipation for an immanent break-through. Bishop  Malcolm also went on to explain the importance of the generational blessing and why we all need to go and get our blessing. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm encourages us all to go and get our blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, apathy, procrastination and lethargy do not pay and never deliver results and waiting on the Lord does not mean standing still. Rather, it means serving the Lord with gladness in anticipation for an immanent break-through. Bishop  Malcolm also went on to explain the importance of the generational blessing and why we all need to go and get our blessing. 

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm tackles the question of identity. According to Bishop Malcolm, ever so often we ask ourselves questions such as, who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? And why am I here? Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we cannot get the answer to these questions from man or philosophy but we can only get the truth from God. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience. Plus, we were created in God before our formation, which is why it is always important for us to go to God first so He can reveal to us how he sees us.

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In this message, Bishop Malcolm tackles the question of identity. According to Bishop Malcolm, ever so often we ask ourselves questions such as, who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? And why am I here? Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we cannot get the answer to these questions from man or philosophy but we can only get the truth from God. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience. Plus, we were created in God before our formation, which is why it is always important for us to go to God first so He can reveal to us how he sees us.

The Alpha and Omega // The Revelation. God's Strategy For Victory (Part 4)

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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation. 

In this message, our concluding episode, we learn that Christ reveals himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. According to Bishop Malcolm, when Jesus calls himself the Alpha and the Omega, he is referring to the circle of God's intention and divine purpose. Meaning God will get in the end what he wanted in the beginning and we will always come back to God's original intension for man. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God has placed us in Christ, Therefore, the victory of Christ is our victory and the promises that were made to Christ is now applicable to us all. 

The Alpha and Omega // The Revelation. God's Strategy For Victory (Part 4)

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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation. 

In this message, our concluding episode, we learn that Christ reveals himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. According to Bishop Malcolm, when Jesus calls himself the Alpha and the Omega, he is referring to the circle of God's intention and divine purpose. Meaning God will get in the end what he wanted in the beginning and we will always come back to God's original intension for man. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God has placed us in Christ, Therefore, the victory of Christ is our victory and the promises that were made to Christ is now applicable to us all. 

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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation. 

In this message, we learn about the battle in heaven between Archangel Michael against the dragon Lucifer and his angels and Michael prevails by casting the dragon and his angels out of heaven. According to Bishop Malcolm when the bible talks about the relationship between heaven and earth, it is talking about the relationship between the physical and spiritual realm and the spiritual world is the first cause of every material thing. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we are a tri-part being and we experience the first heaven through our body, the second heaven through our consciousness and the third heaven through our spirit. Therefore, the war in heaven is a war over our destiny and we have been targetted because we have been chosen. However, we shall overcome according to the scriptures. 

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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation. 

In this message, we learn about the battle in heaven between Archangel Michael against the dragon Lucifer and his angels and Michael prevails by casting the dragon and his angels out of heaven. According to Bishop Malcolm when the bible talks about the relationship between heaven and earth, it is talking about the relationship between the physical and spiritual realm and the spiritual world is the first cause of every material thing. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we are a tri-part being and we experience the first heaven through our body, the second heaven through our consciousness and the third heaven through our spirit. Therefore, the war in heaven is a war over our destiny and we have been targetted because we have been chosen. However, we shall overcome according to the scriptures. 

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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation. 

In this message, we learn that whenever we are about to go through difficulty or adversity, they will always be an invitation from God to come up to a higher dimension so that we can see it, view it and manage it from a higher place. According to Bishop Malcolm, in this season it is important for us all to come up higher because when we look at what is happening around us from the perspective of what is happening around us, its can only cause us anxiety, frustration and discouragement. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, God wants us to come up higher so we can see what is happening around us from a heavenly perspective and laugh at every conspiracy against our destiny. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, that is what faith looks like in adversity, the look of someone physically struggling by psychologically in control, and that kind of faith comes by a personal revelation.