Teachings by Pst. Judah Olorunmaiye

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March 15, 2023 Suffering as a Christian - The Benefits of Suffering
1 Peter.4:12-16
Suffering actually, has a way of adding flavour to our lives, therefore we must not emphasize the removal of suffering, rather we should emphasize how to manage or maximize suffering.
While we have agreed that suffering is never God's plan for man's creation, the bible consistently shows how suffering is to our advantage (James 1:2-4; Romans 5:3-4; Luke 6:22-23; Philippians 1:12-14; 2 Corinthians 12:10; Psalms 119:71).
It is possible for suffering to make people less fervent, backslide, and act foolishly, while suffering is also possible to make people more fervent and act wisely, the reaction to suffering is what makes the difference. One's reaction to suffering will determine whether it will be for the betterment of such person or not.
▪️Benefits Of Suffering:
(1). Suffering is a good teacher (Hebrews 5:8). In the Old Testament, many of the inflictions of suffering, because of people's sin, was to teach them the gravity of sin. Suffering teaches us our need for God, teaches us about our true selves, and to be grateful to others.
(2). Suffering helps or facilitates Repentance: some people will not turn away from what is wrong or damaging until they encounter suffering (2 Chronicles 7:13-14; 2 Thessalonians 3:14-15).
(3). Suffering helps us to develop our Priestly capacity (1 Peter 2:9) - a Priest cannot identify as one when he is without compassion and subjection to suffering (Heb. 4:15; Heb.2:17-18).
(4). Suffering cultivates patience, perseverance, capacity, endurance e.t.c (James 1:2). Suffering refines one's character.
(5). Suffering offers us the opportunity to show our love and devotion unto God.
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1h 22min
March 09, 2023 Suffering as a Christian
1 Peter.4:12-19
Christianity is not a bed of roses; you will surely experience suffering even though Jesus has taken away your sins as a Christian, because you are still in this world (Romans 8:18; John 16:33).
As a Christian, some sufferings are inevitable as long as you're still on this side of eternity (Acts 9:16; Psalms 34:19).
There are things that cannot be identified or categorized under suffering as a Christian, and the first of it is sickness.
Sickness is never, and will never be God's will (James.5:13-15).
Jesus healing the sick also shows that sickness is not God's will.
It should as well be noted that there are demonically orchestrated afflictions which should not be categorised under suffering as a Christian (1 Thessalonians.2:18). Any suffering as a result of wrong choices or ignorance should not be referred to as Christian suffering.
What Christian Suffering Implies:
1. Persecution from people who hate Jesus, the Faith, the Gospel, or godliness (2Timothy 3:12; 1 Thessalonians 3:4).
2. Temptation (Hebrews 2:18; 2 Peter 2:6-8) - whatever torments your righteous soul is a suffering.
3. Loneliness (Luke 6:22)
4. Criticism (Matthew 15:11; Luke 6:23)
5. Self denial (Luke 9:23)
6. Sacrificing towards Kingdom progress
Jesus' suffering was in two dimensions:
He suffered guilt, condemnation, rejection, sickness on the Cross so that we may not suffer same (Isa.53:5).
He also suffered loneliness and persecution, that it may serve as an example for us to follow (1Pet.2:20-24).
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1h 19min
March 05, 2023 Jesus, The Open Door
Text: John. 10:1-10
Topic: JESUS, THE OPEN DOOR

After the fall of man in Genesis 3, different means was used in raising altar to God and building intimacy with Him, however, all the means were not wholesome until Jesus showed up (Eph. 2:12; Col. 1:21; Exo.19:12-25).
There were three veils of separation in the terbanacle from the Old Testament, which are the outer court, the holy place, and the holiest place. But when Jesus came, He changed the conversation by removing every form of separation between God and man (Heb. 10:18-20).
There were three veils of separation in the tabernacle from the Old Testament, which are the outer court, the holy place, and the holiest place. But when Jesus came, He changed the conversation by removing every form of separation between God and man (Heb. 10:18-20).

As the veil at the holiest place tore, Jesus' Body was torn as well on the Cross, and this affirms that Jesus Himself is the door to the Father, for the veil was His flesh (1Pet.2:10).
Jesus being the door, means that He is the entrace through which we come to the Father, and it shows we now belong to the same family in God (1Tim.2:5; Act.4:12; John.14:12).
Jesus is the protocol of approach to the LORD God.

The concept of Jesus being the door is also about the means of escape from the power of Satan. It talks about one's positional identity and possessional reality i.e., it is not just about your change of location but also includes what you have in God through Christ.
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1h 33min
March 01, 2023 Suffering and the Christian - The Origin and the Source of Suffering
1 Peter.4:12-16
One of the subjects on Christian faith that have been constantly avoided is the matter of suffering. It is expressly emphasized in the New Testament (Acts 5:41; Romans 8:17; 1 Corinthians 12:26).
The concept of suffering cannot be separated from Christianity (Galatians 5:11; 2 Corinthians 11:25; Philipians 1:29).
Things To Notes About Suffering:
1. . Suffering is a universal and an inevitable experience on earth (Romans 8:22). Suffering may not necessarily be physical, it may be mental or emotional.
2. . Suffering is not, and will never be God's will for mankind (Judges10:15-18).
3. . God also suffers from the pain of our rebellion (Genesis 6:6). We make Holy Ghost to suffer when He's grieved about our actions (Eph.4:30). Jesus also suffered in the flesh (Hebrews 2:9-10, 18).
The Source & Causes Of Suffering:
1. . God is not directly behind human suffering. There is a difference between God being behind human suffering and Him permitting human suffering.
2. . Suffering began when sin was adopted i.e. the fall of Adam. Suffering is conceived from the womb of pleasure. Sin is the chief source of human suffering.
3. . Wrong choices and habits produce suffering
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1h 21min
March 01, 2023 LOVE ETIQUETTE - How to love your spouse
Though the context Apostle Paul addressed in Ephesians 5:22-33 was about spouses already in marriage, it can also be viewed in courtship perspective, and so, what applies to marriage can also be partly applied to courtship.
Courtship is a romantic relationship that involves an authority, whereby the purpose is towards marriage while dating is a relationship that does not involve any form of authority.
As Christians, courtship is very important and should not be trivialized. If commitment will not be made towards marriage, it is better not to begin the relationship.
How To Love Your Spouse:
(1). Sex - Sex before marriage is not a love expression (1 Corinthians 13:4-6). The concept of sex, including expectations of both partners should be discussed in courtship.
(2). Insecurity - a spouse/partner cannot be greatly loved when there is insecurity. You must let go of some of the things that makes your spouse/partner insecure. Give words of assurance, do not speak with uncertainty. Identify publicly with the person.
(3). Treat your spouse/partner the way you want to be treated. Give whatever you want to receive.
(4). Give priority to your spouse’s/partner’s happiness; whatever makes them happy should be important to you; consider their happiness as your major responsibility.
(5). Have an excellent conflict resolution skills and policy. Your love to your spouse/partner is mirrored as Christ loves the church.
The way husbands should love their wives is by:
(i) being generous to them (ii) being cautious to them in speech and gentle towards them (iii) being available for them (Ephesians 5:24-25).
The way wives should love their husbands, as explained in the scripture, is dominantly by submitting to them. Wives should love their husbands by allowing them to lead in marriage, trusting their judgement and asking for their opinions.
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1h 46min
March 01, 2023 LOVE ETIQUETTE - Red Flags and Green Lights
Marital decisions are very important; who you marry can set your life forward or backward. Do everything in your power to get it right in marriage. It is true that God leads us on who to marry, however, the choice is still ours.
Who you like or are attracted to, is fundamentally a function of who you are, and the state of your heart. When you begin to feel attraction towards someone, examine your heart and work hard on your discernment when making a marital choice.
If you're a Christian, the major concern is not necessarily who to marry, rather, it is more about who not to marry (for this is even what the scripture mostly emphasized).
Who Not To Marry (For Ladies):
- an ungodly man
- an immature and insensitive man
- a man that is not under authority
- an irresponsible man
- a lazy man
Who Not To Marry (For Men):
- a feminist
- a woman that is not homely
- a materialistic woman
- a hurting and bitter woman
- a foolish woman
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1h 36min
March 01, 2023 LOVE ETIQUETTE - Reprogrammed to Love
To be unloving is a sign of the end time. The love of self, the love of money has become the norm and the society is programming people to be unloving and hostile.
Hating other people has very grave consequences. Deal with your offense issues, don’t underrate the hatred in your heart.
Root Causes of Hatred
1. Pride: Pride and hatred work together. Anytime you work in pride you are more likely to work in hatred, anytime you work in humility you are more likely to work in love (Philippians 2:2)
2. Insecurity and a feeling of always being under threat: You cannot work in love with fear in your heart, for perfect love casts out fear. When you understand the doctrine of your salvation, you will be able to reciprocate love.
3. The victim mentality: When you walk in the victim mentality, you are not likely to walk in love. There are opportunities to preach the gospel everywhere but until we banish the victim mentality, we will be blind to what God wants to do. As long as you don’t see yourself as a blessing whose life should encourage and help others, you will be too lazy to show love.
4. A lack of sense of belonging : The church is not just a place to go, it’s a family you belong in. A sense of belonging will help us to love other people more.
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1h 18min
March 01, 2023 LOVE ETIQUETTE - Reciprocating The Perfect Love
The Love subject is a universal one, and because of this, it has various definitions, expressions, applications, and implications. Love is a big deal but it is possible to make an idol out of love if not properly examined through biblical emphasis.
Love etiquette means the conduct, procedure prescribed or recommended by the authority in a society, and in the context of this conversation, the authority is God. Hence, believers need to be taught on how to love God.
God doesn't just make a demand of love, He also shows and describes how He wants to be loved.
Loving God involves having passion and affection towards Him. It also means to have a strong emotional attachment with God.
▪️How to love God
- make God the priority (Matthew 10:37; Matthew 6:24)
- spend more time with Him
- give to God and His course (Ephesians 5:2)
- obey Him (John 14:15)
- hate what He hate (Hebrews 1:9)
- love whoever loves God
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1h 9min
March 01, 2023 The Bond of Unity - February 2023
As Christians, there are certain things we may have experienced that might have come off as a division (1 Corinthians 3:3; 1 Corinthians 11:18), and such happens because there are preferences. It is common to have differences because we cannot all be the same. However, if we consistently emphasize our differences, there will always be divisions, hence, we must find a common ground and focus on what will bring us together.
Things To Focus On That Will Bond Us Together:
(1). We are born of the same Father - conceived and delivered by God; we have the same access to the inheritance in Him.
(2). We have a common enemy: Satan hates every child of God, and because we have the same enemy, we are supposed to be bonded
(3). We are going to the same destination. Once we leave this world, we’re going to the same place.
(4). We have a common Faith - the core beliefs that makes us Christians.
(5). We have a common purpose - our common purpose is to win souls and raise Saints.
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51min
March 01, 2023 Church Bonding - February 2023
Church Bonding - February 2023
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1h 27min

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