In the second part of this sermon, Dr. Boadum focuses on the categories of christian maturity. He discusses the stages as first admirers, before believers and then disciples.

Using 1 John 1:1-3, He makes encourages a gradual progression from admiration to becoming a disciple. He adds, not all believers are disciples, but every disciple is a believer.

Further, Dr. Boadum highlights the various ways of a disciples, citing that, "The greatest miracle of any disciple is his first - the miracle that brought him to Jesus."

Be blessed as you receive this teaching.

In this sermon, Dr. Boadum highlights on the four stages in discipleship. He points out that in order to see the adventures of the spirit you need to became a disciple. He also encourages believers to expect great things in their daily walk with God.

As believers we are not forsaken because it is not the nature of God to forget his people.

Dr. Boadum continues this two part teaching on The Mandate,The Place and Grace, stressing the importance of finding that place of your mandate.

He shares further that this is one's place of optimal blessing. Using Joshua and Issac as case studies,he teaches that, We unconsciously may remain in other people's mandate and miss our season of blessing.

However, once we find the place - which is our Rehoboth,we are removed from all strife and quarrels because that is  where the Lord has made room for us.

Remain blessed as you Listen.

In this Sermon Dr. Boadum teaches on how to identify your mandate, locate the place of your mandate and attract the accompanying grace of God.

Once we discover our mandate and come to that place of our optimal blessing - our Rehoboth, he expounds that God's grace inevitably follows us and aids us in fulfilling our divine mandate.

Be blessed as you listen and share with others.

In this sermon, ANTICIPATE, Dr. Boadum encourages believers to expectantly look to God. Even though sometimes we are in distress because of failed expectations (Isaiah 26:18), he compels the believer to hold on to God in anticipation of good things.

He states that it is in such times that one must hope, for if men know how to give good gifts to their children, how much more the Lord.

Anticipate! Hope in God!

In this episode the man of God exemplifies that every vineyard has a lion in its front and requires the spirit of God to take it away. But with the little foxes in the garden, no spiritual mandate is required instead with self awareness and due diligence it can be taken away.

He then transitions with a crucial statement, “the anointing cannot rest and grow with pride”.He advises with Luke 17:10 that we should not be proud of anything we do or have but rejoice that our names are in the book of life

In this Sermon, the Man of God draws the contrast between total reliance on the Holy Spirit for victory and our own conscious efforts in the battle against pride. There is a place for the Spirit of God and there is a place for human efforts. He lists 8 signs of a proud person which gives clarity of the hidden prints of pride.

Listen and be blessed.

In this episode, the Apostle of God exposes the need for self awareness in one’s life. Comparing our destinies to the treasures of a vineyard, he teaches from Songs of Solomon how certain little foxes can destroy the beauty of our vineyards (destinies).

One of such foxes is PRIDE. Like a little fox, it devours our sweetness (wine) and anointing (oil) from the vineyard. Then again, once this fox is entertained, God Himself will also resist that destiny. He ends the message by highlighting on eight different types of people who are likely to be proud if not checked.

Be blessed as you listen to this word.