The GLA Podcast

Apostle Tony Rapu's session delved into the profound and practical aspects of prayer and spiritual warfare. He opened by emphasizing that the true secret of prayer lies in the act of praying in secret, as this is the intimate place where one truly encounters God.

Beyond personal communion, he highlighted the necessity of finding companions to carry burdens with you, underscoring the power of collective prayer for issues too heavy to bear alone.

A particularly insightful point he made was that just as we have needs, so too does God. This reframes prayer not merely as a request-and-response system, but as a reciprocal relationship where we can address God's needs as we gather together.

Furthermore, he presented a powerful strategy for spiritual victory, asserting that for any church or government to take territory, they must master the place of praise in warfare. The session concluded by outlining four kinds of kings in scripture;

Political,

Spiritual,

Demonic

The King of kings;

providing a framework for understanding different domains of authority and dominion.

Rev Chris Delvan Gwamna's session centered on the seemingly paradoxical ways of God and the importance of mercy.

He began by asserting that the church is God's greatest asset and that the mighty acts of God can appear foolish to human eyes.

The session's core theme explored God's unique methods for using His servants, emphasizing that He doesn't allow a spiritual vacuum and operates through a single vessel at an appointed time.

The message highlighted the necessity of being "sidelined" or "trapped" by God, using the story of Cyrus, so that He can fully manifest His will through a yielded vessel.

Finally, the talk concluded by powerfully stressing that the only message ministries should begin with is mercy, as anyone who truly understands God has encountered His mercy.

This session explored the foundational truths of faith and divine purpose. Pastor Chingtok explained that to truly understand our lives, we must connect our reality to eternity, as God's plan began there.

The same power that created light from darkness now resides within us, and this "light" is defined as the knowledge of God's glory.

A central theme was the distinction between the God who is and the God you know. Our limitations are not a reflection of God's ability but of our own understanding of Him.

The prerequisite for doing the mighty acts of God is simply to believe. The teaching emphasized that the true manifestation of God's power is the transformation of the eternal life within us.

The session also addressed the role of Jesus as the ultimate model. He was not just perfect doctrine but the perfect channel for God's release, operating on earth by faith. The goal is to do likewise, as God is just as committed to revealing Himself through us as He was through Jesus.

Finally, Pastor Chingtok challenges us to stop praying for what isn't missing, asserting that God is not holding anything back.

The session concluded by highlighting that the resurrection and the life are not always experienced simultaneously, and that a generation will arise that journeys directly into life without the need for resurrection.

Camp Meeting 2025; The Mighty Acts Of God - DAY 2

Pastor Judith Menegbe's session focused on the believer's identity and power. The core message is that believers should not be concerned with their own weaknesses or "frailty."

Instead, their focus should be on the power and nature of the God they have come to know. She emphasized that a believer's inner light is guaranteed, and their only responsibility is to allow that light to shine, as it is a direct result of being in right standing with God.

Camp Meeting 2025 - The Mighty Acts Of God (Day 2)

In this powerful session, we dive deep into what it truly means to witness the mighty acts of God.

Join us as we challenge the common misconception that kingdom advancement is simply about good deeds. We explore how the true advancement of God's kingdom is driven by a profound revelation of truth. You'll discover that a generation's progress is directly tied to the revelation of God it possesses.

This teaching redefines what makes an act "mighty," revealing that it's all about our perspective, not God's ability. We learn that access to God’s greatness is found not just in believing in Him, but in understanding His ways—His unique methodology, systems, and patterns for engaging with humanity.

The message reveals that spiritual maturity is the process of learning how God does things. We discuss the true nature of faith and the corresponding actions that are unique to each person. Finally, we challenge you to consider a new way of thanksgiving, including praising God for the things He chose not to give you.

Tune in and begin your journey to understanding God's ways, entering into your rest, and experiencing His mighty acts in a whole new dimension.

Camp Meeting 2025 - The Mighty Acts Of God - Day 2

Reverend Benson Akhigbe challenges the idea that God's power is confined to a specific season. He presents a straightforward yet profound framework for unlocking the mighty acts of God in your life.

Discover the four essential areas of belief you must master: believing in God, in yourself, in others, and in your specific situation. He explains that the feeling of being stranded is simply a symptom of believing God is limited. Learn to see your circumstances through the lens of a limitless God who can answer a single prayer in countless ways.

This teaching will show you how to move beyond financial and situational limitations by embracing the power of accurate belief.

Camp Meeting 2025 - The Mighty Acts Of God - Day 2Pastor Chingtok Ishaku's session centered on the core principles of faith and a believer's relationship with God, particularly in the face of adversity.The session established that a person's experience with God is not based on who God is, but on who they believe Him to be. The true "labor" for a believer is to come into a state of rest by knowing God and rightly understanding His word, which is the sole source of faith. The teaching emphasized that the word of God does not recognize human limitations and that surrendering to the Spirit removes the veil from a person's eyes, allowing them to truly receive truth.He portrayed God as a personal being with emotions, not merely a "collection point" for needs. A key point was that God does not work with a single principle for every matter; instead, He sends a specific word to lighten a particular burden. While God can overrule judgment with mercy. His "cheat code" this must be followed by returning to the Word to gain enablement to truly overcome. The absence of faith, he warned, makes a person unstable, to which God will not respond.Finally, the session offered a powerful perspective on trials. It taught that suffering and external contradictions are not about us, but about the divine treasure deposited within. Every trial is an opportunity to look inward and focus on the one who put the treasure there, allowing the inward man to be renewed daily, even as the outward man perishes. The lesson concluded by affirming that what the word of God works in you cannot be taken away.

Rev Hyeladi Mshelia's First Session At The Mighty Acts Of God - Camp Meeting 2025 (Day 1)

This sermon, rooted in scriptures like Isaiah 55 and Psalm 103, provides a profound exploration of the difference between merely knowing God and understanding "His ways." The central argument is that God's mighty acts are a direct result of understanding and following His ways. The message challenges the common spiritual experience where people receive God's acts without knowing how to produce them.

Key themes and concepts include:

• The Power of God's Word: The sermon begins by establishing that God's word, when received, has the power to bring into existence things that did not previously exist. It opens the ear for instruction, which is the gateway to understanding God's ways.

• Defining Mighty Acts: A crucial point is the personalization of a "mighty act." The speaker argues that a breakthrough is unique to each individual. Therefore, one must define what a mighty act is for their own life, lest they become a mere spectator to what God is doing for others.

• The Production Place of God's Acts: The sermon emphasizes that mighty acts are not random events but are "produced by the ways of God." The speaker uses Psalm 103:7 to highlight that while everyone may have seen God's acts, only a few—the "sons"—are shown His ways.

• The Disparity Between Knowing God and Knowing His Ways: This is a core distinction in the sermon. The speaker contends that most of the church knows God, but a significant problem is a lack of knowledge of His ways. This ignorance leads to a dependence on others who do know His ways and leaves believers at a disadvantage in their spiritual journey.

• Redefining "Foolishness": The message reinterprets the biblical concept of a "fool" (Proverbs 25:4), not as someone who lacks common sense, but as someone who lacks the knowledge of God's ways.

• The "Rock" of Understanding: The sermon concludes by linking the building of one's spiritual life to the understanding of God's ways, referencing the "Rock" upon which the church is built. It promises that once a person grasps His ways, the power to perform God's acts will be given to them.

Camp Meeting 2025 - The Mighty Acts Of God - Day 1

Opening Session

This message explores the concept of divine identity and purpose, arguing that a person's true calling is not determined by human recognition but was established by God's foreknowledge before creation.

It suggests that our lives are a fulfillment of what was already written about us in a "book in eternity" that has a reflection within each individual.

The core of the message is that our purpose is tied to a specific piece of scripture that defines us. Finding and believing this truth allows us to enter a reality that existed before time.

The text emphasizes that the power to fulfill this pre-written destiny is already available, and that true spiritual work is not about mighty acts for their own sake, but about fulfilling what was written concerning you. It also contrasts this divine path with religion, which it portrays as a hindrance to true life, and highlights that a lack of faith is a major obstacle to fulfilling God's plans.

This teaching explores the themes of divine assignment, faithfulness, and the "Key of David." It asserts that God's assignments are not temporary but are meant to create an "eternal habitation." The "Key of David" is not about personal strength or wealth, but about God's faithfulness to those who serve Him completely.

A core message is the importance of finishing what God has assigned. Starting a project and not completing it demonstrates a lack of faith in God's ability to see it through.

Pastor Chingtok emphasizes that God provides the necessary strength to finish the task.

Finally, the passage suggests that God works through His people. He doesn't create new systems, but rather brings believers into existing ones to inhabit and transform them.

The glory of the Lord is seen through believers, and God uses them to open and close doors. Pastor Chingtok concludes that projects that are sustained to the end result in glory, while those that are abandoned end in shame.