There are marks of spiritual growth and love is one of them. A person's growth can be gauged by their love walk.

As believers, we cannot say we love God if we don't love His family.

When we got saved, it was not just about eternal life but also about joining an eternal family, and that must foster a family mindset in you.

Marriage is not a destination. It is a lifelong journey of becoming one flesh, body, and soul.

God’s design for marriage is forever, and true partnership begins when two operate as one.

Understanding the differences between men and women is key. But unity in purpose is the foundation.

Let’s explore God's divine truth about marriage—its purpose, and the preparation it requires, in this sermon.

If only we handled our relationships better, heartbreaks wouldn’t be so bad. God takes relationships seriously, and so must we.

Understanding God's love in Christ gives us a different perspective on loving our neighbours.

The sacrifice of Christ bestows on us the responsibility to love as He did. And the redemption work of Christ has empowered us to love, empowered by the Holy Ghost.

Marriage is more than just an earthly institution. It carries deep spiritual significance. It reflects the union between Christ and the Church, showing how two become one, just as believers are one with Christ.

In this sermon, we explore the divine mystery of marriage and its mirror effect on our faith journey.

Just as you count the cost before starting any project, you must do the same before entering a relationship.

Christian dating is not casual. It is intentional, with marriage in view. Without the right structures, relationships can crumble. So you must learn the key principles for building relationships.

How do you know when you are in love? Most of the time, what we think of as love is probably just an infatuation or lust for someone.

Feelings are not enough reason to date a person and more so for the wrong reasons identified in this sermon.

It is important to consider real-life issues, and things of priority when you are in a dating relationship. This sermon gives more insight ois.

As believers, God would have us love his own way

To have God centered relationships. As believers, we should not do things as the world but in dating we should date into marriage.

God shows us how love is done in the example of his son Jesus Christ. So we learn how to love from Christ

God's glory reflects His weight, worth, and attributes, revealed when all creation responds to Him. Through Abraham and his descendants, God chose to bless the world, ensuring His glory fills the earth. As His vessels, our highest priority is to live for His glory, consecrated and set apart. Consecration is key to seeing, living in, and walking in His glory.

We cannot deny the work of the supernatural in certain things that happen. The believer has authority over these situations.

In this sermon, we learn about the authority we have over principalities and powers and how in the name of Jesus, every knee must bow.

We learn here about the confidence we must have in that name 'Jesus' and in that name we can relieve the oppressed and liberate the captive.

A name is not just a means of identification; it carries the weight of reputation. In Jesus Christ, we see the fulfillment of all the names of God revealed in the Old Testament. Each name finds its ultimate expression in Him. Jesus is the perfect revelation of God’s character and reputation.

When you believed the gospel, you were welcomed into God’s family and given access to His authority. The name of Jesus is more than a word. Through His name, every believer is empowered to cast out demons and break strongholds.