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What is in your ______?
Continuing in this series, Pastor Emmanuel Adekeye takes us back to the very beginning of humanity in order to find the hole that humanity is missing.
We are probed with the question, 'What is in your [blank]?'. A question we all would have to answer to, sooner or later, when we make the discovery or when we start to put other supplements in-- in order to compensate our feeling of inadequacy and emptiness.
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The Enlightened Church was established in the year 2020.
Led by Pastor Emmanuel Adekeye, our vision is to INTERRUPT ENLIGHTEN & UPSET the world for Christ.
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Scriptural references: 2 Corinthians 6:18; Genesis 3:6-7
Do you really know your father? or have you been living off assumptions?
We begin a new series tagged "Daddy Issues". In the first part of this series, Pastor Emmanuel Adekeye shows us the weight of fatherhood and how most of us have lived our whole lives with a daddy, but have never really come in contact with a father.
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The Enlightened Church was established in the year 2020.
Led by Pastor Emmanuel Adekeye, our vision is to INTERRUPT ENLIGHTEN & UPSET the world for Christ.
For More: All things TEC:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techurchglobal
Scriptural references: 2 Corinthians 6:18; Psalm 68:5; 1 Corinthians 5:21; Ephesians 1:5
When you're trapped between a rock and a hard place, and it feels like you're on dry ground, as life itself feels dry, there's always a seed of decisions in your hand.
In this anniversary day sermon, Pastor Emmanuel of The Enlightened Church takes us through the rhythm of decisions, and how whatever decisions you make in dry seasons like this can change your life.
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"God grows us backwards"
In this sermon, Emmanuel Adekeye shows us what pruning seasons look like. How most of the time when we feel the pressure the most, and we hear the applauds less, those moments God uses to grow us.
We were not called to be famous, we are called to be faithful.
Pastor Ade-Rose takes us back to the classroom in this new sermon from our "Elephant Room" series. She teaches us to not let our love be built around the impulses and chemicals in our body sysysm that is, what we feel per time, so as not to become slaves of our very own feelings.
"I am where God needs me to be, if He needs me somewhere else, He'll put me there"
Continuing the "Elephant Room" series, Pastor Emmanuel Adekeye delves into the world of comparison.
We deal with this syndrome everyday. And we have allowed it rob us of our joy, because we have derived our worth from comparing ourselves with others.
In this new series, Pastor Emmanuel Adekeye unpacks the bag of weight we all carry around that undeniably weighs us down on the inside. Have you been feeling tired of trying? Or have you been carrying the weight of all of what you carry for so long, that it's now starting to take from you?
Have you been feeling tired?
We learnt in this sermon that "what we do here matters more than why we are here"
Pastor Emmanuel kicks off a new spontaneous series called the "Elephant Room". It's a dig beneath the surface of things we encounter and go through regularly.
In this first part, we talk about WORRY. What does it mean, and why do we worry? What's it's root cause? And how do we deal with it?
You don't have to wait till the end to believe, you can believe now—that God is with you.
In "Led in Disguise", Pastor Emmanuel of the Enlightened Church teaches that we would not always know God is leading us through certain seasons of our lives, until the very end.
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