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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. 

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In this new 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 introduction to this series, we learn that the book of Revelation is about Jesus Christ and was not about the anti-Christ, the false prophets, the beast, the harlot, the dragon or the mystery Babylon. According to Bishop Malcolm, an important key to victory is how we see Jesus, where we see Jesus and when we see Jesus. Reminding us that Peter walked on water and did the impossible when he was able to see Jesus. However, when he took his eyes off the Lord and began to focus on his circumstances, he began to sink. Therefore, whenever we are faced with a challenging situation in life, that is the best time to look beyond our circumstance to find The Saviour. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, even in our valleys, storms, adversities and persecutions, Jesus is present and he is the fourth man in our fire. 

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In this new 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 introduction to this series, we learn that the book of Revelation is about Jesus Christ and was not about the anti-Christ, the false prophets, the beast, the harlot, the dragon or the mystery Babylon. According to Bishop Malcolm, an important key to victory is how we see Jesus, where we see Jesus and when we see Jesus. Reminding us that Peter walked on water and did the impossible when he was able to see Jesus. However, when he took his eyes off the Lord and began to focus on his circumstances, he began to sink. Therefore, whenever we are faced with a challenging situation in life, that is the best time to look beyond our circumstance to find The Saviour. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, even in our valleys, storms, adversities and persecutions, Jesus is present and he is the fourth man in our fire. 

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In this live sermon delivered in Nigeria, Bishop Malcolm speaks about going from the cave to the stage. According to Bishop Malcolm, we do not need to spend a lot of time asking God to bless what we are doing, if we are already doing what he is blessing. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, this is a form of spiritual alignment because what God is doing is blessed and if we can do what God is doing, then the blessing is guaranteed. Bishop Malcolm concludes his message by stating that God is calling all his prophets out of hiding and that our destiny of greatness is waiting for us on the stage.  

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In this live sermon delivered in Nigeria, we learn that the mystery of our assignment is in the history of our experiences. According to Bishop Malcolm, if we can decipher our experiences and reach the right conclusions, then we can figure out what role we are here to fulfil. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to inform us that we are a perfect match for our mission and God choose us because he deemed us as capable of achieving success before sending us on the mission. Plus, all we will ever need to fulfil our assignment was deposited in us at birth.   

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In this live sermon delivered in Nigeria, we learn about the responsibility of leadership. According to Bishop Malcolm, as a young man, King Solomon asked for wisdom when he was given a blank cheque by God because he knew the responsibilities involved in leading people. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, leadership is the life or death of an opportunity and opportunities do not become desired outcomes without great leadership. Furthermore, Bishop Malcolm also goes on to encourage us to be more vocal because if we all keep quiet then our future is doomed. 

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In this episode, we learn that the sleeping giant of Christianity is the collective potential of our critical mass and as a collective, if we came together, we can do anything we imagine to do. According to Bishop Malcolm, this collective potential of the Church has been sleeping due to preachers feeding the church a cocktail of barbiturates which has been putting the church into a sedative state. Bishop Malcolm, also claimed that the idea of personal success within the church is even more dangerous and we can never truly realise our collective potential until we all work together as a collective because true success is a team sport.

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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores why a good, almighty and sovereign God who is forever present and knows everything can allow evil to exist, persist and sometimes prevail in various parts of the world. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is because the earth is man's domain. Therefore, we must always pray for the Will of God to be done on earth as it is in heaven. 

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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores why a good, almighty and sovereign God who is forever present and knows everything can allow evil to exist, persist and sometimes prevail in various parts of the world. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is because the earth is man's domain. Therefore, we must always pray for the Will of God to be done on earth as it is in heaven. 

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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about two kings meeting Abraham, the king of Sodom and the king of Salem. According to Bishop Malcolm, God will always give us a purpose before he gives us power because power without purpose is dangerous, destructive and reckless. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, we must decide and resolve what we will do with the power, provisions, anointings and resources before they arrive.  Plus, everyone experiencing success will eventually meet a king of Sodom and a king of Salem that will test their integrity, Thus, making it all the more paramount for us to resolve what we will do with success before we become successful.