In his sermon, "The God-Life," Pastor George Legba outlines a vision for believers and their purpose on Earth.

According to Pastor Legba, the ultimate purpose of humanity is to be in the image and likeness of God, which is essential for exercising dominion on Earth. This is a key part of God's larger plan, which he describes as an unfolding vision for a people or a nation. Pastor Legba asserts that a man's life is directed by his most persistent thoughts and that believers are not saved simply to go to heaven, but to "colonize the earth for God." The goal is for the entire earth to be covered with the knowledge of God's glory.

The sermon also distinguishes between a promise and a covenant, explaining that a covenant requires participation from both parties. Salvation is a covenant, which means believers have a part to play. This part is consecration, which is defined as a total surrender to God.

The pastor explains that sin is a legal, not emotional, matter in the spiritual realm. While sin won't prevent you from approaching God, it will stop you from representing Him until it is dealt with. A person becomes holy and a member of the "pure breed" when they receive the "God-Life." This isn't a sinless generation, but rather one in which sin gradually disappears from their lives as the life of God enters their spirit (regeneration) and their soul (transformation).

Pastor Legba encourages listeners to understand the privilege of faith, which is to set the direction of power in their lives. He emphasizes that the battle is over when you are silent, so you must never allow Satan to have the final say. Finally, he advises that if someone has faith in you despite your weaknesses, you should cry out to God for help and change rather than continuing in your old ways.

A continuation of the sermon on Temptations and Trials, Pastor Chingtok explains that Glory must seem glorious in your eyes, or we will lack the strength to pursue or attain it.

Pastor Chingtok establishes that we must call an emergency at sin in the stage of conception; otherwise, on the day of sin's manifestation, the strength to overcome will be missing. In simple terms, you cannot overcome a sin you have comfortably conceived.

Pastor Chingtok teaches that the pursuit of Glory is not in the eyes of men and whatever you excuse you incubate and what you incubate, you will conceive

Pastor Chingtok establishes that a lack of desperation means a poor valuation of glory. The Lord has blessed us with all spiritual blessings in our spirit, and most times what sips out from our spirit to our soul is trickles. In a world of thirst, a man with droplets is a superstar, but in the pursuit of Glory, you will only be satisfied with fullness.

In a sermon on July 13th, 2025, Pastor Sarah Chingtok discusses the difference between temptation and trials, and how believers can overcome them.

Here is a summary of her message:

Key Differences:

• Temptation is a test of weakness that is based on lust. Lust is a desire for worldly things. Everyone has a specific lust they struggle with, and temptation exposes these weaknesses, allowing you to surrender them to God. You can overcome temptation by enduring it, delaying gratification, being accountable to others, and praying.

• Trials are a test of strength, capacity, and ability. Trials come from God to prove your obedience and test the strength of the word he has placed within you. God allows you to go through trials because he trusts your inner strength and ability to believe in his goodness.

Pastor Sarah also notes that God is dependable and his promises will not fail, and that believers must learn to lean on him with reckless abandon.

Pastor Sarah concludes by stating that if you fall, you should not lose heart, as God is on a journey with you and will not give up until you reach perfection.

"The Faith That Overcomes III." by Pastor Chingtok Ishaku

The message focuses on the core principles of faith, the dangers of religion and self-reliance, and the path to sustaining God's glory.

1. The True Nature of Faith:Faith is not just about overcoming obstacles; it's about confessing the promises of God even in the midst of contradictions. Pastor Chingtok emphasizes that what Paul called "light afflictions" are made so by our perspective. The true treasure in a season of affliction is not the affliction itself, but a right interpretation of it, which acknowledges that glory lies ahead.

2. The Dangers of Religion and Self-Assessment:In this message Pastor Chingtok, presents religion as a trap based on pride. It prevents a person from receiving God’s grace freely and makes it difficult to forgive. Pastor Chingtok contrasts this with the love of God, which is so excessive it doesn't record wrongs. The message strongly warns against assessing yourself by your own standards, which leads to excuses and a failure to recognize God's grace. True spirituality is revealed in how you respond to everyday circumstances, not your own rules.

3. The Path to Sustaining God's Glory:The ultimate requirement for carrying and sustaining God's glory is death; the death of self. This means dying to the concept of qualification, self-will, and predetermined outcomes. God's power is not a result of your contributions or preparation; it is a manifestation of His grace when you are yielded and humble. The sermon stresses that true holiness is a response to this death of the flesh.

4. The Battle for Belief:Pastor Chingtok concludes by highlighting that the most critical battle is for your belief system. Satan's primary goal is to make you believe a lie that God has changed His mind about you. The message warns against being offended by the agents of your trials, as this distracts you from what God is working out in you. The victory is not in your actions, but in your ability to believe God's promises despite pressure. You must carry and project an atmosphere of faith, refusing to let circumstances dictate your reality.

"The Faith That Conquers II," delivered by Pastor Chingtok Ishaku on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

The central theme is the power and necessity of faith in a believer's life. The sermon explores how faith, rather than physical senses or circumstances, is the true pathway to God's will and promises.

Key Points in the Sermon

• Faith vs. Senses: Pastor Chingtok highlights that believers must not rely on their natural senses to navigate life or make decisions. Your imagination and belief in God can take you to places your physical body cannot go. The speaker emphasizes that "it is dangerous to make decisions by your natural senses" as they can compromise your judgment and lead you away from God's will.

• The Power of Belief: A core idea is that what you believe is more important than your circumstances. The pastor asserts that Satan's primary strategy is to plant lies and alter your beliefs, as this "disarms God." Your faith, or what you believe, determines your reality and is the "greatest weapon" you have.

• The Centrality of Mercy: The sermon repeatedly emphasizes the role of mercy. Pastor Chingtok states that his own decision to not rely on his senses is a mercy he has asked for. He teaches that our ability to endure tribulation comes from remembering that we have obtained mercy ourselves. You are able to extend mercy to others only after you have recognized your own frailty and received it from God. Pastor Chingtok warns against despising the mercy you've received by focusing instead on the judgment you've escaped.

• Overcoming Challenges: The sermon addresses pride, noting that it can manifest as either exalting yourself or bringing yourself down below what God expects. It reassures the audience that God is aware of their struggles and that weaknesses will "fall off as we obey." Pastor Chingtok also mentions that life is not designed to have all conditions perfect before you obey God.

The sermon concludes by stressing that all of God's promises require an "environment of faith" to be fulfilled. Ultimately, the ability to obey, defeat Satan, and receive God's blessings comes from a simple act: believing.

This teaching starts off with a faith assessment, that challenges you to shift your perspective.

We've all been there; discouraged, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to do next. But what if your assessments of yourself, your failures, and your future were all wrong? What if the only opinion that truly matters is God's?

​In this teaching, we explore what it means to live a life anchored in faith, not feelings Pastor Chingtok shows you how to guard your mind against discouragement, understand that your failures don't disqualify you from God's plan, and recognize that the trials you face are often opportunities for growth.

​Learn how to use the "shield of faith" against the fiery darts of doubt and discover how God can use every situation to shape you into the person you're meant to be. It's time to stop looking at what's seen and start believing in what's unseen.

​Listen intently and start seeing your life through the lens of God's word.

This is a sermon by Evangelist Michael Onoja, focusing on the "spirit of faith." The evangelist shares his personal experiences and scriptural interpretations to illustrate how faith, particularly when it contradicts worldly or logical expectations, is the core of a Christian's life.

Key points from the sermon include:

• The Spirit of Faith: The sermon is based on the scriptures of Psalms 116:10 and 2 Corinthians 4:13, which state, "I have believed, therefore have I spoken" [00:37]. The evangelist explains that the spirit of faith believes and then speaks, a principle that governs his life and ministry [02:21].

• Trusting God over Human Logic: The speaker shares his testimony of traveling for ministry without having the necessary funds, but continuing to believe and prepare for the journey [03:58].

• The Power of Prayer and Agreement: He emphasizes the importance of a fervent prayer life, as it is the only way to check with God and receive assurance that a course of action is His will [19:03].

• God's Provision: The speaker uses scripture from 2 Peter 1:3 to assert that God has already provided everything needed for a believer's life [29:17]. He tells a personal story about his son's schooling, where despite his own poverty, he believed God would provide for his child to attend the best school [36:47].

• Living a Supernatural Life: Evangelist Michael Onoja encourages believers to live supernaturally, not based on what they see, but by the word of God. He states that a righteous man is like the wind, unpredictable and not limited by physical circumstances [22:27].

• Confronting Darkness: The sermon touches on the reality of spiritual warfare and the need for believers to be "laborers" for God's kingdom [45:32].

The sermon concludes with a powerful call to action for the congregation to rise up as "people of faith" who are not moved by what they see, but by the promises of God's word [01:03:29].

Key takeaways from the sermon include:

• Pastor Chingtok explained that our problems are related to "Kronos time," where we focus on our present troubles and not the "glory" that the trouble is birthing.

• He emphasized that God does not tempt anyone with evil; rather, He allows temptation to reveal areas of our lives that have not yet attained eternal life.

• He defines passing a trial not by the outcome, but by whether our opinion of God remains unchanged.

• He teaches that God has already blessed us with "all spiritual blessings in heavenly places" and that a person cannot bless God because "the less is blessed of the greater".

• He asserts that the true blessing of God is the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us so we "may know the things that are freely given to you by God" .

• He highlights that the problem is not a lack of blessings, but a lack of knowing and believing what we have already received.

• He encourages the congregation to exercise their faith, stating that "every Christian can raise the dead" .

• The speaker then led a prayer, instructing the congregation to command any "mountain" or obstacle to be removed by faith, as authority has been given to man.

• He concluded by leading the congregation in worship and prayer, asking God to help them "identify and eliminate everything that drowns our faith" and to manifest the power of the Holy Spirit.

This is a sermon by Reverend Hyeladi Mshelia titled "The Faith of the Gospel II," delivered on May 25, 2025, at The God-Life Assembly Int'l Jos.

The sermon focuses on the nature of faith and how it relates to God's word. Reverend Mshelia discusses several key points, including:

• The origin of mercy: He begins by stating that God's mercies are new every morning and that believers can receive a fresh anointing of mercy and grace [01:01:48].

• Understanding faith: He explains that faith is not about what we want, but about what God wants [04:52]. He clarifies that faith is the "substance" of things hoped for, using the Greek word "hypostasis," which means the fundamental ingredient or raw material of a thing [08:59]. He compares this to a car's engine, which is the fundamental part that makes it work [09:45].

• God's ways vs. God's acts: The Reverend distinguishes between people who only see God's "acts" and those who understand His "ways" or "formula" [15:11]. He emphasizes that understanding God's ways is crucial for walking in faith and avoiding a "foolish" path, which he defines not as unintelligent, but as not understanding God's laws [14:00].

• The importance of God's word: He explains that God saves and delivers people by sending His word [28:55]. He uses the analogy of rain and how it makes the earth bring forth, highlighting that God's word always accomplishes its purpose and doesn't return to Him void [30:01].

• Faith and the word: The speaker differentiates between the word of God and faith itself. He states that faith "cometh by hearing...the word of God," meaning the word is the "carrier of faith," not faith itself [46:48]. He identifies three aspects of God's word:

  • Graphē: The written, physical scripture, which can be studied like any other book [51:47].

  • Logos: The logical, orderly presentation of the word, which relates to the person of Christ [53:48].

  • Rhema: The spirit of the word, which is a specific, spoken word from God for a particular situation [54:39]. He emphasizes that this rhema is what constitutes true faith because it comes with a commitment from God [50:03].

The sermon concludes with the Reverend sharing personal stories to illustrate the difference between general belief and acting on a specific rhema word from God [59:23]. He advises that true faith requires obedience to the specific word God has spoken to an individual [01:19:08].

"Understanding and Walking in Faith" by Reverend Hyeladi Mshelia from the God-Life Assembly Int'l Jos is a sermon that covers the following points:

• Preaching vs. Teaching: Preaching mobilizes people and stimulates faith, while teaching establishes people by granting them understanding.

• The Purpose of the Gospel: The gospel is a "corrective measure" to restore what was lost by Adam and Eve, with the ultimate goal of people carrying God's power on Earth.

• The Nature of Faith: Faith is the connection between people and God's power. It is an understanding of how God operates, even when His ways don't seem logical.

• What Faith is NOT: The sermon clarifies that faith is not a strong desire, persistence, denial, or confession alone. These are all components or acts of faith, but not the totality of it. For example, faith does not deny a problem, it adopts God's position on it [01:34:50].

• What Faith IS: Faith is the "substance of things hoped for," based on the raw material of God's revealed Word to produce what is desired.