Offence is one of the enemy’s most subtle weapons, often disguised as justification, hurt, or emotion. In this message, we’re reminded that offence is not harmless; it slows us down in destiny, clouds our discernment, and can quietly pull us out of God’s will while making us think we’re still following Him.

Drawing from Numbers 20 and key New Testament scriptures, this teaching unpacks how offence begins as a weight, how it can quickly become sin, and why learning to respond spiritually—not emotionally—is essential for growth.

In this message, Be Strong and Courageous, we step into a pivotal moment in the Egypt to Canaan journey as Joshua is called to lead God’s people beyond the threshold of promise. Through Joshua 1, we’re reminded that destiny often requires transition, from familiarity to responsibility, from support to self-governance, and from observation to obedience. This teaching explores the courage it takes to lead yourself before leading others, the strength required to lay down personal agendas, and the disciplined dependence on God needed to move forward without fear.

Not every challenge is meant to be rebuked; some are meant to be discerned. In this message, Facts, Lies, and Truths, we learn how to navigate difficult seasons by separating natural facts, exaggerated lies, and God’s unchanging truth. While facts describe what we see, truth reveals what God has said and promised. This teaching challenges us to stop agreeing with lies, guard our words, and align our speech with heaven’s verdict, because what we say shapes what we experience.

In this message, Pastor DEJI breaks down what kingdom generosity really looks like and why true giving starts with understanding, willingness, and a heart God has stirred, not pressure. Exodus 35–36 shows a simple pattern: God provides, God prompts, and His people respond freely. This teaching helps us see how our generosity reflects our love, our priorities, and our trust in God, and how sacrificial giving positions us to partner with what He’s building. A clear, practical word for anyone wanting to grow in stewardship and obedience.

This message explores how honour becomes a spiritual doorway to the things God has placed in others for our destiny. Scripture teaches that every authority figure carries something we need, and dishonour shuts us out of what God intends to give us. Through biblical examples and kingdom principles, we learn that honour draws out grace, access, and inheritance in ways effort alone cannot. When our hearts posture rightly, we receive fully from the people God has assigned to our lives.

This week’s message, Beware of Rebellion, teaches that God is a God of order, structure, and honour and that rebellion isn’t just an attitude, but a posture that can quietly derail destiny. We learn how rebellion shows up in the heart, how it distorts our view of authority, and why dishonour removes the covering God designed to protect us. Through Scripture and sober reminders, this message calls us to humility, alignment, and the kind of heart God can trust. May the Lord help us uproot rebellion and walk in honour in every sphere of life.

In this week’s message, A Holy Nation, we explore what God was truly doing with Israel at Mount Sinai—forming a people into a nation with identity, culture, laws, and structure. Pastor Deji teaches that while the miracles from Egypt to Sinai were powerful, God’s real agenda was transformation: shaping His people into a “special treasure,” a “kingdom of priests,” and a “holy nation.” This message challenges us to embrace our God-given identity, align our lives with His laws, and resist the pull to blend into the culture around us. Destiny becomes attainable only when we submit to the identity and structure God has designed for us.

This message explores the critical importance of God's mercy in successfully completing life's race or destiny, emphasising that human effort, willpower, or training are insufficient without it. God's mercy is Him doing for you that which you can never do for yourself, but you desperately need, and God's mercy is consistent and unfailing, as He showed the Israelites mercy by supplying them with daily manna for 40 years. To increase the mercy of God in our lives so as to complete our race; we need to not abuse His mercy, we need to show mercy to others and acknowledge everything we have is through the mercy of God, even if it seems insufficient. The goal is not just participation but completion of our destiny, and we need endurance, as it is crucial to the race of life, and that endurance can only be given to us through the mercy of God.

This message explores the miracle of manna and what it reveals about the supernatural life God calls us into. The journey from Egypt to Canaan was sustained by God’s daily provision — not just the bread itself, but the instructions attached to it. Manna lasted or spoiled depending solely on obedience, showing that spiritual experiences are preserved through alignment, not effort. In the same way, our lives are sustained by God’s voice, not our own striving. Jesus is the true Bread of Life, and when we live by His word, our source never runs dry.

The greatest battles on the journey to destiny aren’t always external—they’re internal. In this message, The Error of the Golden Calf, we see how the Israelites carried Egypt within them, trying to worship the true God in an Egyptian way. Their impatience, faulty thinking, and lack of spiritual growth led them to take matters into their own hands. God calls us to trust His timing, think with a renewed mind, and grow in maturity so we don’t repeat the same error. When we lose the consciousness of His presence, we drift into self-made idols. But when we wait, think rightly, and follow well, we stay aligned with His will.