In a world full of voices and opinions, true wisdom is not found in information alone but in Christ. “Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God” (1 Corinthians 1:24).

Join Pastor Lottie Kulukulu as we explore what it means to live with Christ as our Wisdom, “in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge” (Colossians 2:3).

A reminder that faith fuels strength, courage conquers fear, and God walks with us every step of the journey (Joshua 1:9).

In this episode, Pastor Lottie Kulukulu encourages us to stand firm, trust the Lord as our strength and shield (Psalm 28:7), and move forward boldly through the power God gives us (2 Timothy 1:7).

In this transformative message, Pastor Lottie Kulukulu reveals the mystery of God’s sovereignty — the truth that He rules over all creation with unmatched power, wisdom, and purpose. Many question God when life seems unfair, yet this teaching reminds us that faith matures when we learn to rest in what we don’t understand.

From Genesis 1 to Romans 9, we see God as Elohim, El-Shaddai, Adonai, and YHWH — the Creator, Sustainer, and Lord whose authority is final and whose goodness never fails.

“He spoke, and it became. Nothing preceded His decision, nothing advised Him, and nothing opposed Him.”

The Power of Consistency: Unlocking God’s Manifestations — preached by Pastor Lottie — reveals how persistence bridges the gap between desire and divine manifestation. Drawing from Habakkuk 2:1–3 and Philippians 3:13–14, the message shows that consistency is a spiritual law that manifests whatever spirit fuels it. Through examples like Delilah, the persistent widow, Hannah, Jacob, and Cornelius, Pastor Lottie exposes how consistency can birth either destruction or destiny. This sermon challenges believers to align their persistence with the Spirit of God, press beyond delay, and remain steadfast until prophecy becomes reality.

In this powerful message, Pastor Lottie unveils the mystery of God’s eternal purpose — that man was created to be the living will of God on earth. Drawing from Genesis 1:26–28, he teaches that humanity was designed to visibly express God’s image, nature, and dominion.

Through deep revelation, the sermon explores Christ as the Person, the Administration, and the Location of divine reality — the realm where all heavenly operations exist. Pastor Lottie emphasizes that believers are not passive recipients of grace but active executors of divine intention, seated with Christ in heavenly places to manifest His will on earth.

The message calls the Church to awaken to its identity as God’s governing body — a spiritual administration revealing His wisdom, enforcing His victory, and embodying His presence in the world.

We did a recap on the subject “All Power Belongs to God” — both Part 1 and Part 2. We were reminded that God is not just powerful; He is Power itself. Every other authority is borrowed and limited. Through Christ, our dominion is restored, and by His Spirit, we walk in true authority — not by might, not by power, but by His Spirit.

In this life-changing message, “All Power Belongs to God – Part 2,” we journey through the mystery of divine authority from creation to redemption. Humanity was designed to rule creation as God’s representatives, but sin handed dominion to darkness. Yet through Christ, that authority is restored and empowered by the Holy Spirit. From Adam’s fall to Lucifer’s rebellion, from angelic obedience to the rebuilding under Zerubbabel, this teaching reveals one eternal truth — real power is not by might or by human strength, but by God’s Spirit. When the Spirit of God fills a life, mountains move, authority is restored, and purpose is fulfilled.

In this powerful message, Pastor Lottie unpacks the mystery of God’s power as revealed in Scripture. Drawing from Ephesians 1:19, 1 Corinthians 1:18, and Ephesians 3:20, he reminds us that God’s power is not abstract but alive, personal, and working in us to accomplish what we could never achieve on our own.

We explore the origin of power, seeing that all power belongs to God, who is not merely powerful but Power itself. Unlike Satan—whose influence is temporary, permitted, and limited—God has no rival and never competes. Using Pharaoh as an example, we see how pride hardens the heart while God’s power humbles kings and displays His supremacy.

From creation itself, where His Word spoke worlds into existence, to the breath of life placed in man, Pastor Lottie shows that everything—every galaxy, every life, every authority—flows from the God who sustains all things. This sermon challenges us to recognize, trust, and yield to that power so that it may transform us, strengthen us, and display God’s glory through us.

In “Why We Need Power?” Pastor Lottie explains that true Christian power is not about domination or status, but about the God-given ability to accomplish His purposes on earth. Drawing from Ephesians 1, 3, and 6, he reveals how God’s power blesses, redeems, secures, and equips believers to stand firm in a spiritually hostile world.

This message shows that without power, believers risk living as victims rather than witnesses, reducing faith to empty religion. But with power, we manifest Christ’s reality, overcome the enemy, and serve others with supernatural effectiveness. Power is not optional in the Christian life—it is essential for identity, service, and victory.

In “Doctrine and Life: Spirituals — Life Is Spiritual,” Pastor Lottie teaches that all of life is spiritually governed and must be engaged through the Spirit and the Word. He warns against spirituality without doctrine, which leads to deception and counterfeit power, and against doctrine without life, which produces legalism. True faith unites Spirit and truth, where doctrine is the root and life is the fruit.