“Lovest thou me more than these?”

In John 21:15, Jesus asks Peter this interesting question after His resurrection, confronting not only Peter’s loyalty but the true priorities of his heart. In this episode, we reflect on what “these” represent in our own lives. What competes with our love for Christ? What truly holds our attention and affection?

We explore how God sees beyond words into the condition of the heart, how our attachments reveal our deepest devotion, and why true worship is more than just a confession, it is surrender.

Today’s episode is a call to examine the depth of our foundation and return to a deeper, undivided love for Jesus.

Tune in and be blessed!

In this episode, “Love is Death,” we learned that true love begins with dying to ourselves. Jesus calls us to three things: Deny ourselves , pick up our cross, and to follow Him.

To deny ourselves means to cut off what pleases your flesh and choose obedience over comfort. Picking up your cross means embracing discomfort, inconvenience, and surrendering daily. And only after we die to ourselves can we truly follow Him.

If we want to be real disciples, we must first be dead - dead to pride, dead to our will and dead to selfish desires. To love him requires surrender because the path to life starts with death.

Tune in, open your heart, and be blessed as we go deeper into what it truly means to truly love Jesus.

In this message, we continue the Deeper Foundations Series and look at what it really means to build our lives on Jesus Christ. We are reminded that we cannot live shallow lives, because only a deeper foundation in Christ can keep us strong when everything else around us is shaking. He is the only one we can truly depend on in every season.

This message also shows how God uses different seasons, even wilderness seasons, to teach us, grow us, and strengthen our foundation. The deeper we go in Christ, the more we learn to depend on Him, trust Him fully, and allow Him to grow within us.

This is an invitation to go deeper, strengthen your foundation, and build your life on the only foundation that will never fail.

Tune in and may you be strengthened

In this powerful introduction to the new series Deeper Foundations, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, casts a compelling vision for building a destiny-driven church. He establishes that this season is not about surface growth or outward activity, but about intentional depth—strengthening what lies beneath so that what is built can endure.

Apostle Henry teaches that to fulfill divine destiny, we must understand the tools required to build effectively—spiritual alignment, structure, discipline, revelation, and unwavering commitment to God’s pattern. He warns against complacency and comfort, reminding us that ease often weakens foundations, while intentional digging produces strength and stability.

This series is a call to go deeper, to refuse shallow Christianity, and to lay stronger foundations that can sustain purpose, growth, and generational impact. It is an invitation to build not just for the present, but for destiny. Tune in and be blessed!

As a bridge into the upcoming series, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, delivers a sobering and timely teaching on First Fruit Sunday centered on the importance of holding fast to our lampstand. Drawing from Revelation 2 and the warning given to the church in Ephesus—present-day Turkey—he reminds us that spiritual position, activity, and history do not replace intimacy, obedience, and sustained devotion.

Apostle Henry teaches that the lampstand represents spiritual light, authority, and presence, and that it can be taken away when love, reverence, and alignment with God are neglected. He emphasizes that the truest first fruit God requires is not material, but our very lives—fully yielded, consecrated, and continually burning before Him. This message calls listeners to examine their devotion, return to their first love, and guard the light entrusted to them as we step into a new season. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations: The Undisciplined Generation VII – The Consistency Code III, God uses His servant, Chidera Ezeja, to bring listeners into a deeper understanding of what it truly takes to crack the consistency code. This episode emphasizes that lasting consistency is not achieved through effort alone, but through revelation, a clear understanding that reshapes how we approach life, faith, and purpose.

Chidera Ezeja explains that while motivation has its place, it only ignites the fire and often produces haste. Consistency, however, is what sustains the fire, matures intention into discipline, and produces enduring results. Through insightful teaching and practical reflection, this message challenges listeners to move beyond emotional drive and embrace a disciplined, steady pursuit of growth and alignment with God. This episode is a call to shift from short-lived inspiration to sustained transformation, building foundations that endure through time, pressure and the testing of doctrines. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 8: The Undisciplined Generation VI – The Consistency Code II, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, continues his revelatory teaching on consistency, unveiling its direct connection to the storms of life. He explains how the enemy strategically targets consistency in order to interrupt discipleship and prevent discipline from maturing into true consecration.

Through profound biblical insight, Apostle Agyeman reveals the mystery behind life’s storms—teaching that every storm carries both the wind and the waves: the tester and the tempter. This episode brings clarity to why challenges arise, how they function spiritually, and what they are designed to produce in the believer. It is a call to remain steadfast, anchored, and consistent, understanding that storms are not meant to destroy foundations, but to prove and strengthen them. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 7: The Undisciplined Generation V – The Consistency Code, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, unveils consistency as the vital element that matures discipline and sustains lasting foundations. He teaches that consistency is the bridge between discipline—what we intentionally practice in the flesh—and consecration—what we cannot live without, empowered by the Spirit.

Apostle Agyeman emphasizes that without consistency, nothing of value can be built or sustained. Through revelatory teaching and practical insight, he shows how repeated, faithful alignment with God transforms effort into spiritual depth and habits into holy devotion. This episode calls listeners to embrace consistency as a spiritual code; one that strengthens foundations, deepens intimacy with God, and produces enduring fruit. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 6: The Undisciplined Generation IV, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, uncovers the transformative power of systems in shaping a disciplined life. He teaches that lasting discipline is not sustained by motivation alone, but by intentional structures that support consistency, growth, and spiritual maturity.

Continuing the conversation on discipline, Apostle Agyeman offers practical wisdom on how to build effective systems—spiritual and practical—that align daily life with purpose. Through clear insight and actionable principles, this episode equips listeners to move from intention to execution, replacing disorder with structure and instability with endurance. It is a call to build systems that reinforce discipline and establish foundations strong enough to carry destiny. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 5: The Undisciplined Generation III, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, reveals the inseparable relationship between discipline and discipleship. He teaches that true discipleship cannot exist without discipline, and discipline finds its highest expression through a life submitted to discipleship.

Building on this truth, Apostle Agyeman confronts the reality of the cost of discipleship—highlighting the sacrifice, obedience, and unwavering commitment required to follow Christ authentically. This episode challenges listeners to move beyond convenience and surface-level faith, embracing the demands of discipleship that shape character, deepen maturity, and establish a foundation that endures. It is a sobering yet empowering call to count the cost and commit fully to the path of disciplined, purposeful living.