The Pacesetters Chapel

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.

💌 We’d love to connect with you! If you have questions or need prayer, feel free to email us at [email protected] or reach out to us on Instagram: @thepacesetterschapel.

What if the most powerful person in the room is the one nobody notices? In this message, Pastor Robert-Iyeh unpacks the ministry of intercession and makes a compelling case for why prayer is not just one part of church life but the very foundation of it. From Nigeria's national crises to the quiet woman praying in the corner, this message will shift how you see the hidden ministry that holds everything else together.

There comes a point in every believer's life where God stops asking "what do you need?" and starts asking "what are you carrying for others?" In this message, Pastor E.T. Robert walks through what it really means to move from always receiving to genuinely interceding, from spiritual infancy to bearing the weight of someone else's world in prayer. Rooted in Galatians 6 and Romans 15, this is a warm but honest call to grow up in intercession and discover the kind of prayer that comes not from your head, but from your heart.

What does it truly mean to intercede, and do you actually have the burden to do it? In this message, Pastor E.T Robert-Iyeh draws a sharp line between prayer and intercession, between worry and burden, and between crying and weeping. Anchored in 2 Timothy 3, Matthew 11, and Nehemiah 1, this message calls the church to move beyond routine prayer into deep, Spirit-led travail and groaning with God.

What if the thing blocking your prayers, your peace, and your progress isn't a demon, it's unforgiveness? In this message, Pastor unpacks why forgiveness is not just a spiritual duty but a personal necessity. Drawing from Matthew 6, Mark 11, and Hebrews 12, he shows how holding onto offense is like drinking poison and waiting for someone else to die. Relationships — marriages, friendships, churches — are built by imperfect people, and offenses are inevitable. The question is what you do with them. This is a must-hear message for anyone carrying bitterness they can't seem to let go of.

In this message, we explore why trust is the glue that holds every lasting relationship together, whether with God or with people, and what happens when that trust is broken or restored.

In this message, we explore the difference between tolerance and patience, and why patience, a true fruit of the Spirit, must be deliberately cultivated through trials, self-discipline, and trust in God's timing.

Every relationship comes with pain and that's not a mistake. In this message, we confront an uncomfortable truth that Jesus himself declared: "It is impossible but that offences will come" (Luke 17:1). Whether it's your marriage, your friendships, your workplace, your church, or even your relationship with God, hurt, misunderstanding, and disappointment are inevitable.

But how you respond to that pain makes all the difference.

Drawing from the contrasting stories of John the Baptist and Paul & Silas, two men who faced the same trial but reacted in completely opposite ways, this message unpacks why offence comes, what it does to us, and how we can move from merely enduring our relationships to truly enjoying them.

You'll discover the critical difference between TOLERANCE and PATIENCE and why one runs out and the other never does, and why the fruit of the Spirit is the only thing that can carry you through the long seasons of relational pain.

If you've been hurt, disappointed, or quietly angry at someone, or even at God, this message is for you.