In this episode, Reverend Dr. Albert Agbi walks us through why harbouring a hard heart, what our generation would refer to as "nonchalant" is a silent killer of relationships.

In this episode, we learn that the Scripture of the Lord is the foundation of our Christian faith

The longevity of anything in life, from institutions to buildings and marriages, depends on its foundation. Throughout the Bible we are encouraged to build our foundation on something that lasts. Not feelings. Not butterflies. Not aesthetics. Certainly not riches. But on a foundation that can stand the test of time.

Marriage is a covenant of servitude between two people that was instututed by God. Instead of going into marriage using the world's standards, why dont you take a breather and find out how God really intended for us to do this thing?

In this age of social media and internet in laws, making your marriage or relationship work seems like rocket science and everyone has an opinion on it. Unfortunately, some of the loudest voices are not always right and give advice that leads to destruction. Listen in on practical ways to make your relationships work.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 says If the iron be blunt and he do not whet the edge, he must put in more strength; but wisdom is profitable to direct. There is the world's standard of doing relationships and marriage and there is the GOD way. Stay tuned as we delve into how God originally intended marriages to be.

Romans 1:16 says For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ; for it is the POWER of God unto everyone that believes. First unto the Jew and then the Greek. The power you search for is found in the simple message of the gospel. This is the power that is able to turn lives around, the power that is able to raise the dead, the power that is able to cast out demons. All you need to do is believe with unwavering doubt.

Most often, the focus is on finding the RIGHT partner and not becoming a person worthy of the right partner. In this episode, we go into what it means to become the RIGHT partner.