Building Family culture is very important. Your family is part of the larger society. You must prepare you family to become a contributor to development. Learn how in this podcast. Listen, like and share. Thank you. Joseph Ibekwe

It's amazing how we start teaching resources mgt from the home. It's important to teach value for time, value for money, hatred for waste, love of nature and more. Learn more from this podcast. Share and like so that you can notified of new posts. Thank you. Pst. Joseph Ibekwe

How to teach your family self-esteem,social skills,values clarification,and respect for others. These are very important aspects of human relations. Learn more from this podcast. Please share and like to know when next post is made. Thank you. Pst. Joseph Ibekwe

Family is very important. Without responsible family there can be no responsible society. There are things that create responsible Family Life. Listen and be blessed.

Easter is the end of one journey and the beginning of another journey. Easter is also the story of life, death and resurrection. Easter is a time of evaluation and celebration. Listen to the 2020 Easter message from Graced Family Chapel, Abuja. www.cgtmglobal.fledgroup.org.ng

Two things set families apart: nature and nurture. Every family has an assignment its supposed to pursue. This assignment is deposited in the man who the head of the family. There are four things that make for trans-generational families. Find out in this podcast.

Family is a place of nurture, training, discipline, protection, refuge, succour and support. The Church of Jesus Christ is a family and has very important role to play in the lives of her members. Learn more from this Podcast.

God is a family person. God's family is located in heaven and on Earth. The Church is God's family on Earth. Members of a family are associated with certain traits. In this podcast, you will hear about the nature of families and how families should act towards each other.

Standing on the word of God against the spirit of fear over coronavirus