This week’s episode flows out of our special Praise and Thanksgiving Service, where we paused to celebrate God’s goodness and reflect on the victory we have in Christ. From the rich imagery of Revelation 12:1–11, we explored what it truly means to live as people who overcome—not by our strength, but by the finished work of Jesus Christ and the testimony of faith He has formed in us.

In this passage, John unveils a cosmic picture of spiritual warfare: the radiant woman, the furious dragon, and the faithful people of God who stand firm in the face of accusation. Their triumph is secured “by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.” In other words, victory is not something we achieve—it is something we receive, something we declare, and something we live out with gratitude.

As part of The Way of Faith series within The Roman Road, this episode draws our attention to how thanksgiving itself is an act of warfare. Every praise becomes a proclamation of God’s faithfulness. Every testimony becomes a weapon against fear, doubt, and the lies of the enemy. And every moment of gratitude reinforces the truth that we belong to the victorious family of God.

In this conversation, we celebrate the One who fights for us, the grace that sustains us, and the testimony that shapes us as overcomers. Let your thanksgiving rise—because the Lamb has already won.

In this episode, we continue our journey through Romans, exploring what Paul reveals about the unshakeable promise God extends to His people. Drawing from Romans 4:16–17, we uncover how the inheritance we receive is not anchored in human effort, spiritual performance, or adherence to the law—but in faith alone.

Paul points us back to Abraham, whose righteousness was not earned through works but granted because he believed. His story becomes the blueprint of grace: a promise so vast that it embraces both Jew and Gentile, making us one family. By faith, we are grafted into the same inheritance—co-heirs with Christ, united under the same promise spoken generations before.

This episode invites you to reflect deeply on what it means to stand on a promise that predates you, includes you, and transforms you. A promise rooted in the God “who gives life to the dead and calls into being things that were not.”

In this episode of The Way of Faith, we continue our journey through Romans 4 and explore what Scripture reveals about the true family of faith. Paul shows us that Abraham was counted righteous not because of circumcision, but because he believed God. His faith—simple, surrendered, wholehearted—came before any outward sign.

Through that same pattern, we learn that the promise was never limited to one group of people. It extends to all who believe, including Gentiles who were once considered outsiders. By faith, we are woven into God’s family, sharing in the same grace, the same promise, and the same inheritance that began with Abraham.

This episode invites you to see the beauty of a family formed not by works, rituals, or lineage, but by trust in the God who keeps His word.

In this episode, we continue our journey through The Way of Faith in The Roman Road series. Here, Pastor Michael unfolds the story of God’s unbroken purpose throughout history—His-story—revealing that from creation to redemption, God has always been working to establish His kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.

Through the life of Abraham, we see what true faith looks like: trust in God’s character, obedience to His word, and confidence in His promise. Long before the law, before circumcision, Abraham was declared righteous because he believed God. His righteousness was not earned by works but received through faith—a faith that points us directly to Christ, the fulfillment of God’s eternal plan.

This message calls us to see faith not merely as a means to receive things from God, but as the way we live in relationship with Him. It is faith in Christ—the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world—that restores us to righteousness and empowers us to reign in life, establishing God’s kingdom wherever we are.

Listen and be reminded that God’s plan has never changed. He is still raising sons and daughters who live by faith, walk in righteousness, and reveal His kingdom on earth.

In this episode, we continue our journey through The Roman Road with a powerful teaching titled The Way of Faith (Romans 4:1–8). Here, we uncover the timeless truth that righteousness has never been earned by works, but received through faith—just as Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness.

This episode invites us to look beyond performance and merit, into the heart of God’s grace. It reveals that faith is not a transaction but a trust, not an effort to reach God but a response to His invitation. Through the story of Abraham and David, we see that the way of faith is the only path to true justification, peace, and joy in God.

Listen, reflect, and let the Word reshape your understanding of what it truly means to live by faith—fully resting in the finished work of Christ and walking daily in the freedom His righteousness brings.

In this episode, Pastor Jesse continues the Vision Series with a timely and insightful message titled The Gospel, Gifts, and Governance. As we walk through this journey of renewal, we trust that God is granting us wisdom to shape One City Church according to His divine purpose.

This teaching marks the beginning of a meaningful exploration into Church Governance—revealing how the gospel, spiritual gifts, and leadership offices work together to build and strengthen the body of Christ. Pastor Jesse unpacks how every believer carries a grace and function designed to serve the whole, and how proper governance reflects God’s order, wisdom, and beauty within His Church.

You’re invited to be part of this journey of discovery—understanding not only God’s vision for the structure of His Church but also your unique role within it. Through this study, you’ll gain deeper insight into how the gospel shapes community, how gifts serve purpose, and how governance sustains renewal.

In this episode, Pastor Jesse opens the Vision Series with a profound message on Renewal. This teaching unfolds the heart of God’s vision for His people—to be continually renewed until our lives mirror His purpose, power, and presence in the earth.

In this powerful closing session of OneCon 2025, Pastor Jesse Dan-Yusuf casts a vision of ultimate renewal drawn from Revelation 21:1-8, where God declares, “Behold, I am making all things new.” This is where the full story comes together: the gospel doesn’t end with souls escaping to heaven, but with the New Jerusalem—a Garden City—descending from heaven to earth. This is Renaissance in its truest form: not man as the measure of all things, but Christ as Lord of all things, bringing human and cultural flourishing powered by the Spirit of God.

Pastor Jesse shows us that the story begins in a garden (Eden) and ends in a garden-city (the New Jerusalem)—creation restored, brokenness healed, and the eternal dwelling of God with His people. Every tear wiped away, death and sorrow no more, nations bringing their glory into the city, the tree of life for the healing of all peoples. But here’s the tension: while we are citizens of the city to come, Jeremiah 29 shows us how to live in this city now—“Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare.” This message reminds us that renewal is not just something we wait for; it has already begun in us through Christ. As new creations, we are called to live now in the light of what is to come—with awakened hearts (Revival), renewed minds (Reformation), and holy re:imagination (Renaissance)—embodying the hope of restoration in a world still being redeemed, from Abuja to the ends of the earth.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

In this moving session of OneCon 2025, Pastor Eva Dan-Yusuf explores the story of Ruth to reveal God’s heart for generational renewal. From Naomi’s loss to Ruth’s loyalty, and from barrenness to the birth of Obed (King David’s grandfather), we see how God weaves redemption through ordinary people and faithful choices. Families are important to God, and He uses them as a vehicle to accomplish His grand plan. Renewal is not just personal—it’s generational. Through surrender, obedience, and steadfast love, we become conduits of God’s promise, carrying His purposes into the future. Just as Revival awakens hearts, Reformation renews minds, and Renaissance transforms culture, generational renewal ensures these transformations don’t end with us but flow forward to our children and our children’s children. This message reminds us that what begins as a seed of faith in one generation can become a harvest of renewal for many to come, fulfilling God’s promise to see everyone, everywhere becoming one with Him, from Abuja to the ends of the earth.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

In this commissioning session, Pastor Jesse Dan-Yusuf brings us full circle back to Isaiah 6:8—“Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?”—and connects it to Jesus’ prayer in John 17:18: “As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world.” After experiencing Revival (awakened hearts), Reformation (renewed minds), and witnessing God’s resurrection power over dry bones, we now face the critical question: Will we respond? This message challenges us with the reality that no one else is coming to be the answer to Jesus’ prayer for unity and renewal in our generation.

Like Isaiah, we must move from vision to commissioning, from encounter to mission. If not us, then who? If not now, then when? This is our moment to say, “Here am I, send me”—not just as individuals, but as a movement sent to see everyone, everywhere becoming one with God, from Abuja to the ends of the earth.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​