The Lord's Prayer - Sara Mbano

Are You Playing Your Part?

If Jesus is the Head and we are the Body…, then you matter more than you think.

In Ephesians 4, Paul challenges the church to pursue real unity not sameness, not agreement but a Spirit-filled unity that makes room for differences and calls every believer to step up.

You’ve been given a gift.

The question is… are you using it?

In this message, discover why your role is essential, how maturity is measured in the Kingdom, and what it really means to build a healthy, unified church.

If you’ve ever wondered where you fit, this one’s for you.

In this opening message from the book of Ephesians, we lay a vital foundation for the weeks ahead by confronting one of the defining issues of our time: pluralism.  

In a world where everyone has “their truth” and countless voices compete for our allegiance, politics, money, family, culture, even spirituality, Paul’s letter to the church in Ephesus calls us back to one uncompromising reality: Jesus alone has all authority. 

Ephesus was wealthy, busy, and spiritually crowded, much like our world today. Against that backdrop, Paul reminds believers of who they are in Christ, where their hope comes from, and the immeasurable power available to those who believe, the same power that raised Jesus from the dead. 

In this message we explore: 

• Christ’s authority over every power, ruler, and ideology. 

• What it truly means to be Kingdom people. 

• Why identity in Christ must outweigh cultural pressure. 

• The difference between knowledge, wisdom, and spiritual insight. 

• How confident hope anchors us in uncertain times. 

As wars rage, systems fail, distractions multiply, and fear tries to take hold, Ephesians points us back to a simple but radical truth: nothing outranks the authority of Jesus.  

Stay under His headship and live from the confident hope He has already secured you and your eternity. 

Corporate Prayer

In this message, we talk about prayer, especially corporate prayer, and why so many believers struggle with it. Discomfort with public prayer doesn’t make you less spiritual. Prayer isn’t about volume or performance, God sees the heart.

Scripture shows us that when the church prays together, power is released. In Acts 12, the church prayed earnestly for Peter, and chains were broken, doors opened, and freedom came.

Busyness, distraction, and comfort can quietly replace prayer, but a church without prayer loses its strength. This is a call to return to the heart of prayer, seeking God together, agreeing together, and believing that something happens when the church prays.

In a world with so much darkness, despair, panic, fear, it's often so hard to take a stand for what is right. Certainly that was true for Ninevah at the time of Jonah. Jonah lived in a time when good was called evil, and evil called good; but when the people of Nineveh prayed, lives changed, a nation was saved, and the future of an entire people was turned around.

But if it's possible for them, then it's possible for us. So join us, as we embark on a journey into prayer and fasting, and answer the question... What if His people prayed?

Prayer & Fasting: Are We Missing the Point?

We fast.
We pray.We tick the box.

But what if our hearts are still far from God?

We get honest about prayer and fasting and why it’s one ofthe most misunderstood and intimidating practices in Christianity. Not becauseit’s too hard, but because we’ve turned it into performance, pressure, orsomething we put off for “when life slows down.”

We unpack what prayer and fasting were always meant to be.Not a weight-loss plan. Not a spiritual flex. Not a once-a-year event. But alifestyle that aligns our hearts with God’s and teaches us to hear His voiceover the noise of discouragement, fear, and opposition.

Through the life of Nehemiah, you’ll see what it looks liketo pray long prayers, short prayers, spontaneous prayers, and prayers that leadto action.

If you’ve ever felt intimidated by prayer and fasting,disconnected from God, stuck in old patterns, or unsure where to start, thismessage is for you.

Have you ever been told, “Just pray about it”, but quietly wondered if prayer actually works? 

We read about people in the Bible who prayed and saw miracles… 

yet many of us pray and see nothing. 

So, what’s missing? 

In this message, we look at the prayer life of Elijah, a man just like us,  who prayed persistently until rain came after 3½ years of drought. Not because he was special, but because he understood why he was praying. 

This message challenges the way we pray: 

• Not casual prayers 

• Not selfish prayers 

• Not prayers centred on us 

But prayers aligned with God’s will, God’s purpose, and God’s Kingdom. 

Prayer isn’t about getting God to serve us, it’s about positioning ourselves to serve Him. 

What if some breakthroughs won’t happen until we pray differently? 

What if our limitation isn’t God’s power, but our posture? 

This one will stretch you, confront you, and reset your prayer life. 

Listen now and ask yourself: 

Am I even praying? 

You Did the Work… But Did You Drift?  

2025 wasn’t easy. We served, gave, prayed, endured, stood for truth, and refused to quit. And yes, Jesus saw it all. But in the book of Revelation, Jesus speaks to a church that looked just like us… faithful, hardworking, discerning, yet guilty of one thing: they left their first love… 

This message is a sober, hope filled call to pause, reflect, and reset.  

Not to do more for God, but to return to Jesus, to love Him first, love people again, and stop carrying burdens He never asked us to hold. 

If you’re tired, burned out, or wondering how to step into 2026, this is your moment. 

It’s time to turn back…, and do the works you did at first. 

"Tonight is the night and we only have tonight" it's the message blasting from radios, tiktoks, television. For the world, New Years' Eve is the epitome of "Let's feast and drink, for tomorrow we die!" But for Christians called to set our eyes on eternity, is there a way we can welcome in the New Year in a way that will point to Jesus? Is there a God-ordained pattern for the New Years'?

As we head toward Christmas, we pause to look again at the Good News not as a tradition, not as background noise, but as the moment that changed everything.

From Mary’s bold yes, to Joseph’s quiet obedience… from angels who couldn’t stop praising, to shepherds who left their jobs, and wise men who gave extravagantly no one who truly encountered Jesus stayed silent.

So why do we?

Why are we no longer astonished?

Why has Christmas become familiar instead of holy?

This message calls us to rediscover reverence, joy, obedience, and praise and to start the praise party again. Christmas isn’t about us. It’s about God with us.