God gave you a new thing. A new name, a new season, anew marriage, a new health. This message draws one hard line: giving the new thing is God's job, keeping it new is yours. From this message we learn what it means to guard, value and preserve what God has restored. You will see why our God is a Re-God who refines, rebuilds and renews, why carelessness always begins with a loss of value, and why the thief is alreadyat the corner watching what you leave unguarded. If God has started something new in you, this word is about how to keep it.

Affliction Shall Not Rise Again

This message sits with the seasons no believer likes to admit to, when prayer will not rise, prophecy has failed, and the money did not save anybody. What is still standing after that? It works through why hope is not optimism but a settled verdict about tomorrow, why the greatest hindrance to a man's future is concluding a matter before the matter has ended

Jesus pulled his disciples away to rest at the height of their success, not their failure. This teaching sits on two questions most people never ask before a retreat: when do you actually need one, and why are you going? Most people cannot answer the second, which is why they come back exactly as they left.

A message on new seasons, spiritual hunger and the capacity to carry what God is about to do. Drawing on Luke 5:37-39, Matthew 9:16-17, Isaiah 43:18-19 and Haggai 2:9, it presses one question: are you a new wineskin, or an old one dressed as new? Learn why God is more interested in your tomorrow than your today, why He fills only the mouth that opens wide, and why the word you study changes you faster than the prayer you repeat.

Your name is not just what people call you. It is the summary of who you have been, who you are, and who you are becoming, and Scripture says as a person's name is, so are they. In this word you will see why no life ever changes until the name changes, how both blessing and trouble gain access to you through the name you answer to, and why every encounter with God in the Bible ended in a new name: Abram to Abraham, Jacob to Israel, Saul to Paul. There is a name heaven is calling you by. The day you answer to it, your destiny takes a new turn.
Key texts: Isaiah 62:1-2, 1 Samuel 25:25, Genesis 2:19, John 1:40-42, Philippians 2:9, 2 Corinthians 5:17.

Wait on the lord

Prepare for New Things

Prayer has levels, and most people never get past the first one.

This message breaks down the 5 stages of intercession, wailing, weeping, mourning, travailing, and groaning, and why so many believers stay stuck at the loudest, most basic stage for years without realizing it. It unpacks life as a journey, physical, mental, and spiritual, and why refusing to grow in any of those areas quietly stalls your prayer life too.

✨ Welcome to Pacesetters Chapel! We are delighted to have you with us today.

📖 Our Vision: To raise men and women who will build a vital relationship with God, personal integrity, and moral purity.

🙏 At Pacesetters Chapel, led by Pastor E.T. Robert-Iyeh, you will encounter God personally and experience undeniable growth in every area of your life.

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