A man cannot be ready in all seasons unless he first builds himself up in the Lord. Sir Elorm shares that readiness is not about having sermons prepared, but becoming a vessel prepared. God is always seeking ready men, not merely ready words.

Sound doctrine is not what sounds good to the ears, but what aligns with apostolic truth. Scripture warns that many will seek teachers who suit their desires, unable to endure sound doctrine. Yet the Bereans received the Word with readiness of heart and searched the Scriptures daily to confirm its truth.

Falsehood fills the church when those who should be instant in the Word fail to prepare. Many cannot give answers because they have not built up themselves, and pride often hinders men from acknowledging when they have missed the mark.

The true gospel edifies believers in godliness. Do not swallow everything you hear; prove all things. Once men give themselves to fables and fiction, they lose the strength to exercise themselves in godliness. But a good minister, one who trains himself in the Word, reaps the benefits of this age and of the one to come.

What to Expect:

- Building up yourself in the Lord

- Enduring sound doctrine

- Teaching and loopholes

- Exercising yourself in godliness

- A good minister

Prepare for a sobering and awakening conversation that calls every believer to readiness, endurance, and godly discipline, till He comes.

Shalom! Maranatha!

The Christian life is not merely about what is right or wrong; it is about holiness and conformity to Christ. Sir Elorm shares that the reason Paul gave these instructions to Timothy was that he might war a good warfare. When believers are not taught the ways of God and how to be directed, they cannot manifest what God has purposed for them.

Warring with prophecy encompasses every aspect of Christian living. Scripture says, “Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life.” To lay hold on eternal life is to keep the faith. Faith is not about sacrifices but about obedience — looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

True Christian living is to look unto Jesus. A good conscience is that which is educated by the Word of God, and to lay hold on eternal life is to walk in that good conscience. Hebrews teaches that a purged conscience comes by the blood, a good conscience comes by the Word, and together they produce a pure conscience.

Only those who walk in a good conscience can truly walk in the life of Christ.

What to Expect:

- Purpose of admonishments on Christian living

- Travailing unto conformity

- Fulfilling the prophecies that have gone before you

- Obedience and Christian living

- Holding faith and a good conscience

- Purged conscience, good conscience, and pure conscience

- Handing over to Satan

Prepare for a revelatory and challenging session that calls the believer to obedience, purity, and perseverance in faith, till He comes.

Shalom! Maranatha!

Truth is never found in isolation; it is revealed in a company. Whenever God wants to establish a truth, He gathers people into a household — a company of witnesses. Sir Elorm teaches that the House of God does not refer to a physical structure but to a people, the gathering that upholds the truth. Whatever becomes the reality of a generation often reflects what believers have accepted and lived out. You may be the only sermon people ever see.

Have you spent time in prayer for those who are in positions of authority? Do you know that the modesty of your apparel affects your prayers and the prayers of the church? Do you know that the church exists not for itself but for others, that none may stumble, and that Christ may be seen through our conduct?

What to Expect:

- The work of the church as the ground and pillar of truth

- Making prayers for those in authority

- Praying without wrath and doubt

- Modesty in apparel

Prepare for a stirring conversation that calls the believer to order, prayer, and purity, till He comes.

Shalom! Maranatha!

How well do you live the Word you teach? Do you know that doctrine is not just what you read or say, but what you do? Every word the Lord gives you is first unto yourself. Do you know that the salvation of those who hear you is tied to your obedience to the Word you preach? Do you know you can make the Word of God of no effect if you refuse to walk according to it?

A true minister becomes an example in doctrine, in conduct, in relationships, and in the way he lives. Sir Elorm shares how taking heed to yourself and continuing in the doctrine you have been trained in shapes your example, your influence, and your world.

What to Expect:

- Taking heed to yourself and continuing in sound doctrine

- Understanding the essence of doctrine

- How your walk influences your world

- Becoming an example others can imitate

Prepare for an impactful session that calls you to integrity, consistency, and the living practice of the Word, till He comes.

Shalom! Maranatha!

Are you a diaspora and feel disconnected from your friends and loved ones? This session is for you. In this opening episode of Till I Come, Sir Elorm explores the apostolic charge that Paul gave to Timothy: “Till I come, give attendance to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine.” Every believer must learn the discipline of focus and consistency in a distracted world.

How separated are you from the noise around you? What defines the quality of your company? Scripture shows that true understanding is proven not only by what you know, but by what you can live and demonstrate. Godly fellowship sharpens discernment, and the conversations you keep determine the convictions you sustain.

Sir Elorm teaches that many believers remain unfruitful not because God has not imparted grace, but because they have not given themselves to the instructions they receive. Impartations become realities only when believers persevere in obedience and patience.

What to Expect:

- Separation, distance, and understanding

- Holding fast to the Word of God

- Giving yourself wholly to divine instructions

- The danger of neglecting the gift within

- The difference between making time and sparing time

Prepare for an empowering conversation that calls you to diligence, focus, and faithfulness, that when He comes, He may find you steadfast.

Shalom! Maranatha!

What To Expect:

- Christ and Him Crucified

- The hope of eternal life

- Glorified bodies

- The reign of death through sin

- Fellowship: the beginning glory

- Growth in glory through knowledge 

- The groanings of creation, man and the Spirit. 

- The first and best resurrection

What To Expect:

- The riches of God’s Glory

- Keeping the unity of the Spirit

- Ginōskō vs. Epiginōskō

- Love: The emphasis of ministry 

- The sure mercies of David

- Walking in zealousness

- Your inheritance in Christ 

- Putting on the garment of Christ

What To Expect:

- 4 levels of biblical interpretation

- The error of replacement theology

- Israel—the foundation our promise 

- Engraftment of gentiles

- Biblical interpretation by comparison 

- Technicalities of the church not being the bride 

- Insight into the parable of the 10 virgins 

- The virgins—children of the bride chamber and friends of the groom

- New Jerusalem, the bride