Jesus said: “I am the Way…” (John 14:6)

The Way does two things:

* Entrance → into success, breakthrough, & favour

* Exit → out of trouble, problems & blockages

Isaiah 51:10-11 — God made a way through the sea for the redeemed.

Truths for the Redeemed:

* Blockages are temporary — never forever!

* The redeemed cannot be stranded!

* You have constant access to The Way (Jesus).

Scriptural References: Isaiah 53:3–5; Psalm 103:14–15; Ecclesiastes 10:15; Proverbs 18:10; Psalm 55:22; 1 Peter 5:7

➣ A central benefit of redemption lies in the understanding that Christ acts as our compassionate and unwavering Burden Bearer, offering solace and support in times of difficulty.

➣ The depth of our knowledge and relationship with Jesus directly influences the abundance of grace, strength, and blessings we receive from Him, enriching our spiritual lives.

➣ Jesus transcends the role of a mere Savior; He is also our steadfast Burden Bearer, demonstrating a love that extends far beyond the realm of salvation, offering continuous care and support. The transformative work of Jesus extends far beyond simply rescuing us from the perils of hell, encompassing a profound and ongoing commitment to our well-being.

➣ Sadly, many Christians limit their understanding of God, perceiving Him solely as their Savior, unaware of His profound role as their constant Burden Bearer, a source of comfort and strength in every challenge.

➣ By our very nature, humans are not equipped to carry the heavy burdens of this world, as clearly indicated in Psalm 103:14–15.

➣ Life presents an overwhelming array of burdens, often orchestrated by the forces of darkness, making it all the more essential to seek divine relief.

➣ Those who embrace wisdom deliberately and consciously choose to entrust their burdens to Jesus, finding peace and liberation in His boundless grace.

➣ Jesus demonstrates profound care and love for each individual, offering comfort, strength, and unwavering support in every circumstance.

John 11:41 recounts the miraculous raising of Lazarus by Jesus. The passage speaks of faith, hope, and the power of belief in the face of death. It serves as a powerful reminder of God's ability to intervene and bring life where there seems to be none.

This episode explores the transformative power of faith and resilience in overcoming life's challenges. Through personal stories and insightful discussions, we delve into the concept of being "redeemed" – finding grace and purpose even in the face of adversity. We'll examine how individuals can be favored, not by external circumstances, but through inner strength and unwavering belief. Expect a blend of inspiration, practical advice, and honest reflections on the journey towards a life of purpose and fulfillment.

Topic: Growing In Favour

Scripture References: Luke 2:52, 1 Corinthians 15:58

* Growth is a clear sign of life; where there's no life, death will take over.

* As children of God, we should strive to grow in His favor. If we fail to do so, frustration will set in; however, growth in favor brings about spiritual stability.

* To experience fruitfulness in all areas of our lives, we must grow in favor.

How to Grow in Favor:

* Deepen your relationship with God.

* God expects us to have a deep relationship with Him; the deeper you go in God, the deeper you go in His favor.

* God will never remove His favor from you if you maintain a deep relationship with Him (1 Corinthians 15:58).

* Avoid being a superficial Christian; cultivate a strong relationship with God.

This prayer, rooted in Proverbs 4:12, likely focuses on seeking guidance, protection, and wisdom. It may encompass themes of:

* **Seeking God's Direction:** Acknowledging the need for divine guidance in life's path, asking for clarity and discernment.

* **Protection and Safety:** Praying for shield against harm, both physical and spiritual, ensuring well-being and security.

* **Wisdom and Understanding:** Desiring the ability to make sound decisions, learn from experiences, and live a life of purpose.

* **Personal Connection:** Expressing faith, gratitude, and a desire for a closer relationship with the divine.

This episode explores how Jesus, Our Divine Favour, manifests in our lives and how we can cultivate a relationship with God that brings blessings and opportunities. We'll delve into biblical examples, practical strategies, and personal testimonies to illustrate the transformative power of being favored by God. Expect insightful discussions, uplifting reflections, and actionable advice to help you experience the fullness of God's grace and favor in every area of your life.

This episode explores practical, actionable steps and spiritual insights to cultivate a relationship with the divine, ensuring a life filled with blessings, guidance, and unwavering support. We'll discuss the importance of faith, gratitude, service, and continuous spiritual growth, providing you with the tools to navigate life's challenges with grace and resilience

Works of Divine Favor: A deep dive into the transformative power of faith and its ability to bring unexpected blessings into our lives. Explore real-life stories, biblical insights, and practical tips on cultivating a heart open to divine intervention and experiencing the profound impact of God's grace in everyday situations.

MINISTER: Pastor R. T. Owoseni

TOPIC: WHY THANKSGIVING?

TEXTS: Malachi 2:1; Luke 17:13–19

There is always a reason for everything God says in His Word. That reason is the key behind the fulfillment of that Word. Whatever is done unto the Lord must be done with understanding. God treats us the way we treat Him.

WHY THANKSGIVING

Thanksgiving preserves our blessings. When God blesses us, the way to preserve that blessing is through thanksgiving. Only God has the capacity to preserve blessings (Malachi 2:1). Thanksgiving is a preservative that keeps your blessing from being destroyed.

Thanksgiving perfects our blessings. Whatever God gives is just a fraction, and only thanksgiving can bring perfection (Luke 17:13–19). Whatever is not perfected cannot stand the test of time and can be destroyed by the devil. That is why we need to give thanks to God.