Today, we continue our teaching series as Pastor Nelson spoke on the topic: “Hypostasis: Truly God, Truly Man.”
To confess the hypostatic union is to believe Jesus is truly God and truly man. The eternal Word did not merely appear as human—He became flesh while never ceasing to be divine. In Him are both natures perfectly united in one person.
The incarnation was necessary: divine enough to save, human enough to die, revealing the Father and granting us life with Him. This is the mystery and glory of Christ—God with us.

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We gather not to serve ourselves but to serve the Lord and learn of Him. A god shaped by personal preference is an idol.

True worship is never about what we want—it is about honouring the Lord the way He wants to be honoured as revealed in the scriptures.
Scripture shows that only God is worthy of worship—yet Jesus received it, forgave sins, and claimed equal authority with the Father. His disciples confessed Him as God, prayed in His name, and ascribed to Him divine titles. Every witness affirms the same reality: Jesus is not just Savior—He is God.

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Creeds, councils, and confessions are helpful, but unlike Scripture they are fallible and reformable in the light of scripture. The Bible alone is God-breathed, infallible in all matters of salvation, and centered on Christ.
Through the councils, the Church defended the truth of God's against error: Nicaea upheld Christ’s divinity against Arianism, Constantinople affirmed the Spirit’s deity, Ephesus rejected Nestorianism, and Chalcedon declared Christ fully God and fully man. Other councils confronted heresies that distorted the faith, always pointing back to Christ.
Sola Scriptura reminds us that God’s Word is unique in nature and in authority. It is our final standard of truth.

This teaching takes us on a journey of the creeds in church history, what they addressed and why they are important. be blessed as you listen to this teaching.

The Bible shows that there is a unity within the Godhead where the Father, the Son and the Spirit exist in perfect oneness. Jesus has always been present from eternity and Scripture affirms His divinity.

He called Himself I AM and the First and the Last, titles that belong only to God.
He forgave sins, gave life and declared Himself the Messiah, which the prophets had already described as Mighty God and Everlasting Father. Though He humbled Himself on earth and submitted to the Father’s will, this was in function and not in essence, for He remained fully equal in nature with the Father. The consistent witness of Scripture is that Jesus is not only Saviour and Messiah but truly God the Son, exalted as Lord forever.
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Today we were reminded that Jesus is not just a message to believe, but a pattern to follow. One key lesson from His life is that He often withdrew to pray. He prayed about everything from choosing His disciples and even when being baptised. Prayer is the place where weakness is exchanged for strength. In Gethsemane, burdened with sorrow, Jesus prayed until He was ready to face the cross. We too are revived and empowered when we meet with God in prayer. Love for God must show in devotion. Withdraw, pray, and keep your heart burning.
Don’t settle for a lukewarm faith. Let the prayer lessons from Jesus set you ablaze again.

Breaking spiritual lethargy begins with embracing prayer as an act of humility and alignment with God’s design. Prayer is not just a discipline—it is dependence. If Jesus, the Pattern Man, prayed, then we must pray. A prayerless life is prideful, and pride distances us from God.
True prayer births strength, freshness, and trust in God’s sovereignty—even when He feels distant. When routine dulls your fire, revelation revives it. Don’t wait to feel like praying—choose to pray. In that decision, spiritual strength returns.
Don’t settle for a lukewarm faith. Let God's word set you ablaze again.

In the Law is bondage, in Christ is freedom. In the law is veiled faces, in Christ is unveiled faces!
As we behold these truths, we are being changed and transformed by the Spirit of God. Christ is revealed through scriptures and the Spirit helps us to see Him. The Spirit reveals Him to us!
We shouldn’t read or listen to the word alone, we should read and listen prayerfully.
In prayer we step into sight. We ask the one who is origin of the word, the one who inspires the word to take us into the experiences He spoke about in His word!
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The Holy Spirit is not a creature but the creator, fully divine. Just as the Father and the Son are God, so is the Spirit: co eternal and co equal. He is not a force or a feeling but fully God— eternal, holy, and worthy of worship.
He is more than a presence we feel; He is divine, a person, God and is at work in our lives transforming our hearts and conforming us to the image of Christ.

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Today, Pastor Nelson shared on the power of the Holy Ghost. In the Old Covenant, only a few had access to the Spirit prophets, kings, and judges, but now, every believer has been empowered.

This fulfils Moses’ desire in Numbers 11 and the prophecy in Joel 2:28 that God would pour out His Spirit on all people, without limits.
The Holy Ghost equips us for service, brings utterance, and stirs boldness. We are called to earnestly desire spiritual things, because pursuit reveals passion.
The gifts of the Spirit are not just signs,they are tools God uses to bless and reach others through us.

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We get to see the object of our affection again and this is the promise of the Christian life! We will see the one we love more than the solutions to our issue. We will see the one who is bigger than all our problems.
The resurrection from the dead was a demonstration of power!
We have something better in resurrection and we can only see it in revelation.
It is through the Spirit that Jesus was raised. The Holy Spirit is the agent of resurrection. Because of the Holy Spirit, resurrection power is at work in our lives.
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