The GLA Podcast

In this episode, Pastor Chingtok tackles the question of what was going on in Christ’s mind and what was the interaction that made him trust God so much that he’d lie down in a grave, knowing he would be raised from the dead after paying the price for the sins of the past, present, and future.

In the second part of this series, we take a look at His Burial. Here we agree that we are crucified with Christ, and with this knowledge we delve into understanding circumcision and the stillness required to separate the flesh from the body, and have faith in the operations of God.

Pastor Chingtok says the burial of Jesus suggests an implication for us to be still amid heavy contradictions. The only way we can be still and not obstruct God’s process is to have the same mentality as God. Otherwise, we might try by strength to achieve what the Holy Spirit should be doing through faith in God’s operations.

In this sermon, Pastor Chingtok Ishaku centers on the profound significance of Jesus' sacrifice, urging believers to honor it by living lives that reflect the immense price paid for their redemption.

He emphasizes that Christ's death not only secured salvation but also bestowed upon believers the right to reign.

Consequently, we are called to reject a life of lack and instead embrace a quality of living worthy of this sacrifice.

Drawing from Isaiah 53, Pastor encourages believers to overcome shame and depression through faith in Christ.

He underscores the crucial nature of believing in Jesus' sacrifice, warning against its potential to be in vain. It calls for deep esteem and reverence for Jesus, advocating for the church to prioritize grace over material wealth.

Furthermore, it highlights the transformative power of the cross, enabling believers to transcend life's inherent contradictions. Ultimately, the sermon posits that the highest form of deliverance for believers lies in the knowledge of the truth.

It culminates in a call to communion, a practice meant to honor Christ's sacrifice, referencing 1 Corinthians 10:11 to stress the importance of unity among believers, and emphasizing the necessity of attention and faith to fully benefit from this sacred act.

The General Overseer of The God-Life Assembly Int'l, Pastor Chingtok Ishaku, brought the Prayer Conference 2025, themed "Teach Us To Pray," to its conclusion with a final Blessing.The God-Life Assembly International Jos holds a Prayer Conference 2025 - Teach Us To Pray.

Listen And Be Blessed.

The God-Life Assembly International Jos holds a Prayer Conference 2025 - Teach Us To Pray.

Listen And Be Blessed.

The God-Life Assembly International Jos holds a Prayer Conference 2025 - Teach Us To Pray.

Listen And Be Blessed.

The God-Life Assembly International Jos holds a Prayer Conference 2025 - Teach Us To Pray.

Listen And Be Blessed.

The God-Life Assembly International Jos holds a Prayer Conference 2025 - Teach Us To Pray.

Listen And Be Blessed.

In this episode, Pastor Chingtok teaches on how to war with prophesy. In three steps he teaches;

1. Find a more sure word Of Prophecy; seek the knowledge of God, understanding of his ways and begin the process of delineating instruction from scripture

2. Develop intimacy with the Holyspirit

3.Despise not prophesyings

He explains the difference between a now word and a the more sure word of Prophecy.

Pastor Chingtok teaches that an open ear is vital in ensuring we fight the Good fight Of Faith and a culture of obedience is crucial, as we are not mules but are guided by God's eyes. He emphasizes Pain becomes God's Language Of Love when you don't learn the culture of obedience

A man who is at war with a prophetic word cannot be easily discouraged and cannot change course without the voice of God.

Instructions: If you have a book of prophecy, go back to it, if you don't, get one.

The Good Fight Of Faith II With Pastor Chingtok Ishaku

In this second part, we start off by identifying the importance of intentions in our fight. Our Intentions must be to end wickedness not to have comfort, defeat our enemies, or have a narrow escape. In this sermon, we explain the importance of judging wickedness and the consequences when we do not arise to do so.

We establish that we are warfare, and while we necessarily do not physically hold instruments that portray that, we must be conscious that certain actions are our weapons of warfare against wickedness.

Every action of faith is an acquisition of the Knowledge, of God that nobody can take from you. The amount of God you inherit is the amount of honor you have in your heart when you set out to know God.

We also identify that we must war against any form of entitlement mindset as seen in the children of Israel that stops us from praying and permits room for complaint and disappointment.

A major weapon against anxiety and entitlement is Thanksgiving, It is not mechanical but it's meant to spring out from the knowledge of who you have prayed to. My Ultimate Faith Advice: Do as much as you can do and do it with as much honor you can have, don't make honor reduce your sacrifice, and don't make sacrifice reduce your honor.

God cannot do anything for a man who does not have faith.

Pastor Chingtok Ishaku begins a new sermon series entitled "The Good Fight of Faith."

In this message, Pastor Ishaku established that Christians don't fight against their enemies; their real struggle is against wickedness.

He also taught that the first battle of faith is fought in the heart, paraphrasing 1Tim 6:10: "The love of money is the root of all evil." - Heart connected to gain is the root of all evil.