PEPEITHA: I AM PERSUADED is a powerful teaching on conviction, faith, and the believer’s participation in the power of God. Pastor Lottie Kulukulu explores the difference between simply knowing what God has said and becoming so persuaded by it that it governs how we think, choose, live, and respond. Through Romans 1:16–17, James 2:19, Genesis 29–30, and Romans 8:38–39, the sermon reveals that God’s power is absolute, inherent, eternal, sovereign, and inexhaustible—but conviction determines how deeply a believer responds to and participates in what God has made available. The message ultimately moves from knowledge → belief → conviction → action, showing that when truth becomes settled within you, your choices become stable, your faith becomes active, and your life begins to respond to the reality of God’s power.

In this message, Pastor Lottie Kulukulu explores the Hebrew concept of yeshuʿah (salvation and deliverance) through Israel’s impossible standoff at the Red Sea in Exodus 14, drawing parallels from 2 Chronicles 20 and 2 Kings 18–19 to show how God allows His people to reach the end of human ability so His power alone can be revealed. Tracing the root word yashaʿ to its fulfillment in the name Yeshua, Jesus, “the LORD is salvation,” Pastor Kulukulu challenges listeners to weigh the three conclusions that arise in any crisis: the enemy’s false narrative, man’s limited natural sight, and God’s eternal counsel established before the situation ever occurred, urging believers to interpret their circumstances by faith rather than sight and stand still to see the salvation of the Lord.

In “Prophecy and the Word of God Part 2,” Pastor Lottie Kulukulu teaches that biblical prophecy is not divine improvisation but the revelation of God’s eternal counsel entering history. Drawing from passages such as Isaiah 46:9–10, Ephesians 1:11, and Hebrews 6:17–18, the sermon demonstrates that God’s purposes are settled before time, His unchanging character guarantees the fulfillment of His Word, and prophecy unveils what has already been established in eternity. Through the lives of Joshua, Moses, Jonah, Jesus Christ, and the apostles, believers are challenged to respond to God’s certain Word with faith, obedience, and unwavering boldness, confidently walking in what God has already declared.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Lottie Kulukulu reveals that God’s Word is eternal, unchanging, and the foundation of all true prophecy. Prophecy is not independent revelation but the Holy Spirit declaring and applying God’s Word, always pointing to Christ. This message calls believers to abide in the Word, discern the voice of the Spirit, and walk confidently in God’s eternal purpose.

In Christoi: What Is in You?, Pastor Lottie Kulukulu reveals that Jesus Christ is the perfect Prophet, Priest, and King foretold in Zechariah, and that through union with Him, every believer shares in His anointing. This message challenges the Church to discover its true identity as the Body of Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit to reveal God’s voice, represent His presence, and advance His Kingdom on the earth.

God’s Playbook for Kingdom Governance is a sermon by Pastor Lottie Kulukulu that explores God’s design for government and the believer’s responsibility in advancing His Kingdom. Through Acts 1, Daniel 2, and other key passages, the message shows that while earthly kingdoms rise and fall, God’s Kingdom alone is eternal. Believers are called to faithfully “occupy” by living under Christ’s authority, influencing every sphere of society through prayer, integrity, and faithful stewardship, knowing that God remains sovereign over every nation and ruler until His Kingdom fills the whole earth.

In this message, “The Triumphant Church: From ‘I’ to ‘We,’” Pastor Lottie reveals how the believer’s identity and authority flow from the New Covenant in Christ, empowering the Church to continue Christ’s ministry through the anointing of the Holy Spirit. He exposes the recurring pattern of the spirit of Jezebel as a force of compromise, discouragement, and division, while calling believers to reject isolation, embrace corporate unity, and stand together as the triumphant Church that advances God’s kingdom.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Lottie explores The Life Dimension: Foundations of the Christian Faith, revealing the importance of right belief and the centrality of Christ in God’s eternal purpose. Tracing the story from creation and the fall to redemption through Christ, this message demonstrates how corruption entered through separation from divine life and how Jesus, the eternal Life and Light, came to restore humanity and creation to their intended purpose. Through sound doctrine and the law of the Spirit of life, believers are called to walk in truth, experience the abundance of Christ’s life, and manifest the glory for which they were created.

The Gospel That Offends Logic Part 2 is a sermon that reveals Jesus Christ as the central message of Scripture and the fulfillment of every prophecy, type, shadow, and covenant pattern found in the Bible. Pastor Lottie Kulukulu explores how the Gospel is not merely about blessings or principles, but about the revelation of Christ from Genesis to Revelation. Through the teachings of Jesus in Luke 24, the life of Joseph, the sacrificial system, the brazen serpent, communion, and the creation account itself, the message demonstrates that the entire Old Testament points to Christ’s life, death, resurrection, priesthood, and redemptive work. The sermon challenges believers to read Scripture through the lens of Christ and embrace the revelation that the same Light that overcame darkness in creation is the Light that delivers humanity from spiritual darkness through the Gospel.

The Gospel That Offends Logic is a sermon that reveals how God has chosen to make Himself known through revelation rather than human reasoning. Pastor Lottie Kulukulu explores how Christ is the promised Image of the invisible God, the living Word made flesh, and the Name above every name. Through the journeys of the disciples on the road to Emmaus, the ministry of Jesus, and prophetic patterns throughout the Old Testament, the message demonstrates that true knowledge of God comes not through natural observation, intellectual proof, or human logic, but through spiritual revelation. The sermon challenges believers to move beyond evidence-based faith and embrace the mystery of Christ, whose truth often confronts human expectations while revealing heaven’s wisdom.