Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Expectation Vs. Expectation" by Rev. Dr. Joseph Nelson.

Believers may pray in faith yet face delayed answers, moving through stages: first, they pray because they believe; then they are encouraged by others’ testimonies. As time passes, they begin to question, either to understand God or out of doubt. If doubt continues, it can lead to a subtle resignation where they seem at peace but gradually lose spiritual zeal and drift.

A believer’s expectation must remain Christ-centred. While some expectations fail, God’s plans are sure. To stay aligned, one must deepen their relationship with God and keep their mind spiritually focused.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Engaging Profitably With God's Word" by Pastor Gordon Adisenu-Doe.

God’s Word is eternal and unchanging. It was given through prophets and apostles who were inspired by the Holy Spirit. Even though it was written by many people over different periods, the Bible remains unified and consistent in its message.

The Word of God gives life, direction, and stability. It has the power to transform and cleanse us, while also nourishing us spiritually like bread, milk, meat, and honey, helping us grow from spiritual infancy to maturity.

The Word exists in three dimensions: Logos (the written Word), Rhema (the revealed Word by the Holy Spirit), and Jesus Christ as the living Word. Its main purpose is to draw us closer to God and build a real, experiential faith in Him.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "It Is Well With You" by Rev. Dr. Joseph Nelson.

The signs which show us throwing away our confidence are when we reduce our prayer time,

When we reduce our Bible Study Time and

When we reduce our fellowship with other believers.

From Romans 4:17-20, we learn to:

Vrs 17- Establish the source from the word/promise as well as the character of the source.

Vrs 18 - Hope against hope. With the first hope being Supernatural hope and the second one being visible logical evidence.

Vrs 19 - Not consider the circumstance around us and that what we focus on is what we become.

Vrs 20- Pay attention to God, once we focus on Him, He fights for us.

Stand strong in faith and not to waiver.

Not to contend with what God has said.

And not to stagger at the promise of God.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Easter: The Events And Aftermath" by Elder Godwin Attoh.

Easter was an intervention that changed the course of history.

It represents the finished work on the cross.

In John 19:28-30, Jesus completed His mission, making it a decisive moment for humanity, while 2 Peter 1:3-4 shows that through this, we receive everything needed for life and godliness.

From the beginning, God created everything perfectly and declared it good (Genesis 1:31). However, He gave a command that disobedience, going outside His Word, would lead to death. Easter, therefore, becomes God’s solution to restore what was lost through disobedience.

Join us as we listen to today's episode "Whose are you?" by Mrs. Abla Masoperh.

As believers, we belong to the spiritual family and lineage of Christ. According to Ephesians 4:1–7, those who are called by God must live lives worthy of that calling, showing humility, gentleness, patience, and unity.

When we receive Christ (John 1:12), we become what 1 Peter 2:9 describes as a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and God’s special people. Because we belong to this family and are priests of God, we should not live carelessly; our lifestyle, behaviour, and character should reflect holiness.

God expects His children to be humble in every situation regardless of their position or status, because pride is the opposite of humility and has no place in the life of a believer.

Believers must walk in the Spirit (Galatians 5:16, 19–22), producing the fruit of the Spirit instead of the works of the flesh. Also, following Christ may involve suffering (Philippians 1:29), but it is part of the calling of those who belong to Him.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "You Can Be Approved" by Rev. Dr. Joseph Nelson.

The best approval a person can have is an approval from God.

Rev. Nelson shares that there are 4 categories of people in 2 Timothy 2:15.

He also preached on why we must study and Work Out the Word of God.

He continued saying, accepting the Word of God leads to sanctification, meaning being set apart for God’s purpose.

To study means to make an effort to be prompt, earnest or diligent with God’s Word, and to work it out means to practise it with discipline and commitment. A believer must prioritise God’s Word over personal experiences because it is the truth that sanctifies.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "You Feed Them" by Elder Angela Nelson.

This message teaches that God calls believers to grow into spiritual maturity and responsibility. In Matthew 14:15–18, Jesus told the disciples, “You feed them,” because it was time for them to act on what they had learnt. He wanted them to offer what they had so He could perform a miracle through it. Likewise, in Exodus 5:2, Moses only had a shepherd’s rod, yet God used that ordinary object powerfully. The lesson is that God can use whatever we place in His hands.

2 Timothy 2:15 encourages believers to study the Word of God so they may be approved and properly equipped. The Word is the Bread of Life, living and active, and it carries God’s power. We must know it, pray it and live by it in order to help others and bring glory to God.

Psalms 138:2 teaches that God magnifies and honours His Word, meaning He is committed to fulfilling His promises. Because God exalts His Word, we can trust it completely. The Word should be treasured, relied upon and used as our spiritual weapon, for without it we can easily be deceived.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Brotherly Love" by Elder Arnold Okai.

Jesus commands us in John 13:34–35 to love one another as He loved us. This love is not optional; it is the true mark of a Christian. While many people pray, it is love that proves we are His disciples.

Christ showed the highest form of love through sacrifice, laying down His life for us despite rejection and pain. Therefore, true brotherly love involves sacrifice, pain and forgiveness. Hatred is a trap, but love strengthens the Church.

As new creations in Christ, we must walk in sincere brotherly love, because it is the divine character of our faith and the evidence that we belong to Him.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Possessing Your Inheritance - Part 2" by Pastor Gordon Adisenu-Doe.

The inheritance of believers is primarily spiritual, not material. It is the privilege of being co-heirs with Christ, meaning we share in the victory He won and in the inheritance He received from God.

The ultimate purpose of salvation is intimate fellowship with God. From Exodus 19:4–6 to John 17:24 and Revelation 21:3, the consistent theme is that God’s desire is to dwell with His people. Worship is therefore not the end goal or objective, but a means to deeper intimacy with Him.

Although God provides material blessings (Deuteronomy 8:18), His greater inheritance is spiritual and is found in the person of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is both the reason we are born again and the means by which we receive this inheritance.

According to Romans 4:16, we receive this inheritance by faith through grace. As God’s people, we must stand and fight together in unity to walk in this inheritance.

Join us as we listen to today's episode on "Possessing Your Inheritance" by Pastor Gordon Adisenu-Doe.

The Word of God is the source of our inheritance. To receive what God has promised, we must first know His will through His Word and then obey it with patience. ( Hebrews 10:35-36).

Our true treasure is not earthly but heavenly, and God has an incorruptible inheritance reserved for us in heaven. (Matthew 6:19-20, 1 Peter 1:4)

Inheritance can either be natural or spiritual, and God has a specific timetable for each person’s life. His promises are time-bound and cannot be rushed. Though it tarries, we wait. the fulfilment may delay, it will surely come at the right time.

The greatest fight is to be able to fight according to the Word of God, which requires studying and rightly applying it. Sin and disobedience can delay or even block inheritance, as seen in the lives of Moses and in generational consequences within families. Small feuds, can create long-lasting spiritual strongholds.

Ultimately, entering into God’s inheritance takes patience, obedience, and the miracle-working power of God. We must trust His timing, remain faithful, and not be afraid, knowing that God will bring us into our inheritance at the appointed time.