In this special Mother's Day message, we explore the powerful theme of "Highly Favored" from Luke 1:28 and uncover the deeper meaning of God's favor through the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

This inspiring teaching examines the biblical journey of favor—from its elements and ingredients to the extraordinary example of Mary, the only person in Scripture described as "highly favored." Discover why God chose Mary, the circumstances surrounding her divine calling, and the qualities that positioned her for one of the greatest assignments in human history.

We also explore:

• The biblical meaning of favor and high favor
• The role of purity, humility, obedience, faith, and the fear of God
• How God's plan for redemption led to Mary's selection
• The courage and sacrifice required to say "yes" to God's will
• The power of covenant living and wholehearted devotion to God
• Practical ways believers can position themselves for divine favor today

Alongside this powerful message, we celebrate mothers and the unique role they play in reflecting God's love, grace, strength, and faithfulness in their families and communities.

Whether you are a mother, a woman of faith, or someone seeking a deeper understanding of God's favor, this episode will encourage you to trust God's timing, embrace His calling, and walk confidently in His purpose for your life.

Key Scripture: Luke 1:28
"Hail, thou that art highly favoured, the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women."

Listen now and discover how a life of faith, obedience, and surrender can position you for God's extraordinary favor.

Esau & Jacob

Jacob Yisrael

In this powerful Sunday message, we continue the "Journey of Favour" series by exploring the biblical concept of The Covenant of Favour. Drawing from Mark 3, Psalm 50, and other key scriptures, this teaching reveals that while many may follow God, there is a special call to those who enter into covenant relationship with Him through sacrifice, obedience, and devotion.

The message begins with two prophetic cautions: Do not be careless in hearing God's voice, and never allow guilt to keep you from prayer. Through the examples of Saul, Esau, and biblical teachings on Christ's intercession, listeners are challenged to take God's instructions seriously and remain connected to Him regardless of their circumstances.

The sermon then dives into several covenant pathways that attract God's favor:

• The Covenant of Purity

• The Covenant of Offering

• The Covenant of Faithfulness

• The Covenant of Intercession

• The Covenant of Consecration

Using the lives of Job, David, Solomon, Joseph, Daniel, Simeon, and others, we learn how these covenants position believers for divine favor, spiritual insight, preservation, promotion, and supernatural opportunities.

This message is a call to move beyond being part of the crowd and answer God's invitation to "come up higher." Discover how intentional commitments to God can unlock new dimensions of grace, purpose, and favor in your life.

Key Scriptures: Mark 3:7-15, Psalm 50:5, Matthew 5:8, 2 Samuel 24:24, Mark 12:41-44, Genesis 39:9, Matthew 25:21, Luke 2:25-38, Daniel 1:8-9.

Listen and be inspired to establish a covenant with God that transforms your future and deepens your walk with Him.

In this powerful and thought-provoking message, we explore the journey into favor and the spiritual principles that position believers for divine acceleration, breakthrough, and lasting impact. Beginning with heartfelt prayers against smallness, stagnation, and delayed rest, this teaching challenges listeners to believe God for enlargement, timely help, and a life marked by His favor.

The message dives deep into the biblical understanding of the body, soul, and spirit, revealing the critical role of the heart as the center of a person's thoughts, emotions, and decisions. Through scriptural insights, listeners discover how the heart serves as a gateway that can either align with God's purposes or become vulnerable to negative influences.

A significant focus is placed on the role of fathers and mothers in shaping destiny. Fathers are presented as carriers of covenant and purpose, while mothers impart wisdom, caution, and practical strategies for life. Together, they help establish the spiritual and moral foundations that guide future generations.

The sermon also examines practical ways to provoke divine favor, drawing lessons from biblical figures such as Job, Mary of Bethany, and Cornelius. Themes include:

• The fear of God and unwavering trust in Him
• Sacrificial giving and honoring God with valuable possessions
• Consistent prayer, fasting, and generosity
• Living with a heart that prioritizes God's kingdom
• Building a legacy of favor that extends to future generations

With inspiring illustrations, biblical teaching, and fervent prayers, this episode encourages believers to reject limitation, embrace their God-given purpose, and position themselves for supernatural favor that transforms lives, families, and destinies.

Key Topics: Divine Favor, Faith, Prayer, Spiritual Growth, Family Legacy, Covenant, Parenting, Generosity, Purpose, Destiny, Christian Living, Kingdom Principles.

The Spirt of New

In this powerful and inspiring message, we are reminded to begin with gratitude—thanking God for the gift of life, His unfailing love, and His faithfulness through every season. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark and several biblical examples, this teaching explores the transformative power of God's favor and how it can change the course of a person's life.Through the stories of Matthew, the man with the withered hand, Blind Bartimaeus, Mary with the alabaster box, Esther, Daniel, and others, we discover that favor is more than kindness—it is divine attraction, acceptance, and ascension. Favor lifts people from one level to another and opens doors that human effort alone cannot unlock.This message also reveals the three essential ingredients for cultivating favor:* **Diligence** – A working hand and a careful heart.* **Integrity** – Living with the heart of a king, where your word is your bond.* **Purity** – Maintaining a clean heart that attracts God's presence and blessing.As we enter a season of "Journeying Into Favor," listeners are challenged to prepare themselves spiritually, develop godly character, and position themselves for divine opportunities. Whether you are waiting for a breakthrough, seeking direction, or believing God for advancement, this message will encourage you to align your life with the principles that attract favor from both God and man.Join us as we learn how to prepare for our appointed season, provoke divine favor, and step confidently into the destiny God has prepared for us.

What Manner of Man Am I? | A Call to Gratitude and Reflection

As a new month begins, this powerful Thanksgiving service invites listeners to pause, reflect, and consider the goodness of God in every season of life. Through heartfelt worship, prayers of blessing, and a thought-provoking message from Mark 3:1–5, we are challenged to examine our hearts and our response to God's daily mercies.

Using the account of the man with the withered hand, this message explores the deeper spiritual meaning of God's blessings, provision, and intervention in our lives. It reminds us that while many focus on what they have not yet received, countless miracles, protections, and acts of divine favor often go unnoticed and unappreciated.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why gratitude should not depend on extraordinary miracles

• The spiritual significance of the "withered hand"

• How God sees beyond appearances and examines the heart

• The importance of recognizing God's hand in our daily lives

• A biblical challenge to move from entitlement to thanksgiving

The service also includes prayers of blessing for families, declarations of increase and generational growth, and a celebration of God's faithfulness across generations.

Whether you are experiencing a season of abundance or waiting for breakthrough, this message will inspire you to ask an important question: What manner of person am I when God has been so good to me?

A timely reminder that gratitude is not merely a response to what God does—it is a reflection of a heart that truly knows Him.

What does it mean to serve a God who never stops working? In this powerful message and prayer session, listeners are taken through a transformative study of the ministry of Jesus in Mark Chapter 1 and challenged to become active participants in the work of God on the earth.

This episode explores the nature of God as a worker — the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit — and reveals how believers are empowered to continue the works of Christ through the anointing of the Holy Spirit. From preaching and healing to deliverance, recovery, and spiritual restoration, this teaching emphasizes that Christianity is not passive faith, but a life of divine action and supernatural impact.

You’ll hear:

• A prophetic insight about the presence of God moving like a cloud

• Biblical teaching on good works versus dead works

• The ministry pattern of Jesus and how believers are called to follow it

• Encouragement to break free from cycles of stagnation and spiritual limitation

• Intense prayers for healing, deliverance, empowerment, and forward movement

This is more than a sermon — it is a call to become spiritually equipped, empowered, and effective in your generation.

In this thought-provoking message, the speaker explores the theme “God the Separator,” revealing how God calls people out, sets them apart, and prepares them for divine purpose. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark and other Scriptures, the sermon highlights the process of spiritual transformation through God’s calling, correction, anointing, and purpose.

The message also reflects on the nature of God’s love — a love that creates, redeems, disciplines, and restores. Through biblical examples including Jesus, the disciples, Paul, and Jeremiah, listeners are encouraged to respond to God’s voice, grow in holiness, and walk boldly in their God-given assignment. This teaching challenges believers to deepen their relationship with God, embrace spiritual maturity, and remain faithful to His calling.