The Spirit of God is at work in us both to will and to do, we have been empowered by the spirit!
The way to put a death the appetite of the flesh is by the Spirit.
We must understand that sin is not just wanting bad things, it can also be wanting good things badly.
The more you gratify the flesh, the more you are a slave to sin. It is also in the same way, the more you gratify the Spirit and the things of God, the easier it is to live for God and do His will.
Be stirred as you listen to this sermon.

The work of the spirit is to testify of Jesus. He is a spirit of truth, He continues and sheds more light on the things Jesus has taught!
The mind of Christ is the faculty given to the man in Christ to know the things of God. We understand the things of God because we have the mind of Christ. 1 Corinthians 2:16
Ephesians 3:4. In the apostles being led into all truths, we can now be led into all truths by reading their letters. The Holy Spirit revealed each of them for us. It was not reviewed to us but for us!

To be marked by the Spirit means to be identified as God’s own, sealed, branded, and set apart by His presence within you. It is not primarily about speaking in tongues or having emotional moments, but about receiving the promised Holy Spirit through faith in Christ.
This Spirit is the guarantee of your salvation, the agent of sanctification, and the proof that you belong to God. Just like circumcision marked the people of God in the Old Covenant, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit marks believers in the New covenant.
We pray that as you listen to this sermon, you grow in the knowledge of God.

When people are not mature or properly taught, they can be deceived. Doctrine matters.
Doctrine shapes the disciple. People will grow based on what they have been fed, so we must be intentional about what we receive.

Christianity is not a free-thinking club; there is a right way to live our lives. We must always be conscious of the fact that we will give an account at the end of this life.
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The message emphasizes that there are two kingdoms at work, and God is looking for those who will stand for His cause. God’s will shall be done, and those who partner with it will see His help. Philippians 3:14 reminds us that as believers, we have a prize set before us and must align with God’s will. We live with intentional conduct because we know we are accountable to God, who is the moral standard above all. This accountability shapes how we live, think, and act, and it all ultimately glorifies the One who gives us life.
We must run this race to win, being temperate in all things, knowing there are eternal rewards. Soul-winning is part of God’s plan, and wherever believers are, they are agents of His kingdom. We are running for gold, living our lives as unto the Lord.

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True giving isn’t just about the act,it’s about honour for the Lord and the posture of the heart. In the Old Testament, sacrifices weren’t only about sin, they were also acts of honour. God sees the heart, not just the offering.
Giving and doing good please God, whether He responds immediately or not. Giving is a privilege that sanctifies unto the Lord.
The message was clear: It’s more blessed to give than to receive. May the Lord give us discernment in giving, don’t give what you’re meant to keep, and don’t keep what you’re meant to give.

Spiritual warfare goes beyond what we see,it’s about unseen battles for influence. The spiritual realm overlaps with our reality, and as believers, God’s business has become our business. When we pray and fast, we’re aligning our hearts with God’s purposes.
Prayer isn’t just routine; it’s dependence on God. Fasting isn’t just about food,it’s focusing your heart on what truly matters and preparing yourself for what God wants to do.
The message was clear: Turn to prayer and fasting in times of challenge. Don’t ignore any nudge to seek God, it might be more significant than you realize.

We kicked off our Mid-Year Retreat themed Operating Priesthood with a powerful session from Pastor Nelson. He shared deep, spirit-stirring truths about how God chooses to work through men and spirit beings—not out of need, but by divine will. Heaven is closer than we think, and Scripture reveals the profound connection between the spiritual and physical realms.
From Genesis to the New Covenant, we see a God who steps directly into His plan—not distant, but deeply involved. As believers in Christ, we are not powerless. We’ve been washed by His blood and filled with His Spirit to live boldly and resist every form of darkness.
This is your call to operate in your priesthood. Listen to this sermon and be stirred.

God’s plan is that we are radical together. That we burn together. It is an anomaly to be a Christian without a heart for ministry.
Devotion should lead to transformation.
At the end of devotion is a better me and God glorified.
Don’t practice devotion in contradiction.
Growth must be whole.
God wants you charismatic and moral. He wants you to honour ministry gifts and honour your parents. Once you’ve received the love of God, you lose the right to live for yourself.

God’s glory must come first in our lives. When we truly listen to His Word, it should stir a transformation deep within our hearts. Without understanding the rules of engagement, there can be no real victory.
This sermon dives into what it means to know God’s plan, pursue what truly matters, and walk in the calling of priesthood — serving God, honoring others, and being fully part of what He’s doing in our day.
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