On this 4 weeks journey of making room, we look in this episode at the character of Mary in Luke 1:26, who carried the fullness of God’s Word with readiness and surrender.

We are in a season of weighing. Just as in boxing, qualification is determined before the fight, so God is preparing to reveal destiny - opportunities, assignments, and ventures that require spiritual readiness. What we step into will be determined by how we have trained in secret.

Your training shapes your title. What is revealed outwardly is only the confirmation of what has already been formed within. And often, what is within us is only made known through testing.

This is an invitation to intentional preparation, to cultivate the capacity to carry what God is about to release. The question is simple: have you made room?

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In today’s sermon, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, introduced us to a new form of how to show love. In this topic, as part of the series Deeper Foundation , we learn that love is expressed through gratitude and appreciation.

Gratitude is a lifestyle of acknowledging God’s goodness in every situation, while appreciation is expressing it through our words and actions. This message shows us that gratitude is not silent—our response matters.

Just like the one who returned to Jesus, it is gratitude and appreciation that leads to wholeness. We are also reminded that what we sow is what we reap, and our level of expression determines our harvest.

Tune in and be blessed as we go deeper into living a life of gratitude and appreciation.

In today’s installment, our man of God, Apostle Henry, continued the topic “Make Room” in the series Deeper Foundation. He emphasized the importance of building capacity being able to carry what is necessary based on the level we have developed.

This episode highlights that capacity determines what we can hold. When our capacity is not properly developed, we may not be able to sustain certain blessings, responsibilities, or necessities, even if they are meant for us. Therefore, growth and intentional development are essential for enlargement.

A key barrier to building capacity discussed in this teaching is laziness. Just like the servant in Matthew 25:26 who failed to cultivate the talent given to him, neglecting what we have received can lead to loss. When we do not develop what God has entrusted to us, it can be taken away and given to another who is willing to steward it well.

This message serves as a call to diligence, growth, and readiness making room for what God desires to entrust into our lives.

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In this episode, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman continues the series “The School of Lovers Part 2”. This time the focus is on the Ecclesia - the Church.

We explore the two dimensions of the Ecclesia: the people and the institution. Through this teaching, we come to understand that the Ecclesia is the bride of Christ. Just as the bride and the groom are one, Christ and His Church are one. Because of this, we must carefully examine how we treat the Ecclesia, since our relationship with it reflects our relationship with Christ.

Another central truth we learn is that love is a command but it is not meant to remain only a command. God’s intention is for love to move from being something we are told to do, to something we become.

If God is love, and our desire is to become like Him, then our lives must be filled with love, because loving is not only an action, it is the very nature of God. Our journey is therefore to grow until love is no longer just obedience to a command, but our true identity.

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In this episode, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyemang, introduces us to a new segment of our series: Deeper Foundation.

God is calling us to go deeper and beyond the level we have been comfortable with. To fulfill destiny and carry what God wants to release in this season, we must build greater capacity.

Drawing from Matthew 25:15–17, we are reminded that God gives according to our capacity. If we want to receive more, we must first make room for more.

In this season, it is important to connect with people who carry a greater anointing and wisdom, so we can grow beyond our limitations.

If we do not develop the capacity God requires, we may only have excuses instead of results.

This episode will challenge you to dig deeper, enlarge your capacity, and make room for God to move in your life and destiny.

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In this episode our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, introduces us to the School of Lovers, a place where we learn what it truly means to and how to love God.

During this teaching, we discover that loving God starts with understanding and receiving His love. We also learn a powerful principle from Scripture: before we can truly love Christ, we must first learn to love our brothers and sisters.

This episode invites us to examine our hearts and understand God’s order, as we grow deeper in our love for Him and for His people.

“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.

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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.

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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!