A thankful heart is one of the primary identifying characteristics of a believer. It stands in stark contrast to pride, selfishness, and worry. And it helps fortify the believer's trust in the Lord and reliance on His provision, even in the toughest times.

God wants us to prosper so He has filled us with everything we need to prosper. Our prosperity is not for us alone.

In the parable of the talents, the good stewards wisely invested what was given to them.

A faithful steward engages the wisdom God has given him and employs that talent to serve in His Kingdom.

Prepare your hearts to receive a special anointing for prosperity through impartations from Prophet Alex Armstrong and Rev. Anthony Ackah.

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In the parable of the talents, the good stewards wisely invested what was given to them.

A faithful steward engages the wisdom God has given him and employs that talent to serve in His Kingdom.

Every blessing and gift from God is meant to be used to carry out His will and to bless others. As His children, it is our duty to preserve, protect, and grow the Kingdom.

It is every father's responsibility to be a great example for his children, even as he looks to God for divine guidance. He must be a generational thinker who clearly defines responsibilities for his children. It is his duty to bear the burden of the future and make provision, even for his unborn children.

Being single is not a problem, as long as you know your God-given purpose. In this episode, Prophet Armstrong discusses how one can maximise his or her season of singlehood by determining their vision, acquiring spiritual wisdom and using their free time fruitfully.

God’s people gather in various places and settings — yet they gather for the same grand purpose. The Church is God’s plan, and no matter what the building looks like or the kind of people you find in there , the church must be absolutely committed to what God wants it to be.

In this episode, Prophet Alex Armstrong reveals the true intentions of God's purpose for the Church and how Christians can learn to love, tolerate and accommodate one another.