In ‘The Importance of Knowing God’, Pastor Alero takes us through four misconceptions of God, drawing insightful lessons from key figures in the Bible and illustrating the need for us to know God personally.

1. Let’s Not Confuse the God of the Promise with the Promise (Moses)

2. God Is Not in Our Self-Righteousness (Job)

3. God Is Not in Our Qualifications (Paul)

4. God Is Not Concerned by the Opinions of Man (Jesus)

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In 'Steadfast Spirit,' Pastor Tolu urges us in this season to 'KYG' (Know Your God)—to break up the fallow ground of our hearts and allow the Spirit to penetrate our lives.

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In today’s message, Pastor Tolu explores the true definition of worship, emphasizing that if God only sought clean vessels, much would remain undone.

God uses us in spite of our flaws, but he does not wish for us to remain flawed.

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El Shaddai - The All-sufficient One, God Almighty.

In “El Shaddai”, Pastor Tolu encourages us to speak to God concerning our lives, and to have our own encounter and revelation of who God is. We are to call forth situations instead of being limited by what we haven’t said.

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In this service, we discover the profound connection between our faith and the good fruit we bear.

Pastor Tolu draws a parallel between Jerusalem and the parable of the fig tree in Mark 11. Today’s sermon is a reminder that as we draw closer to God, we naturally become vessels of His love, kindness, and grace. Our actions and character are a testament to our deep-abiding relationship with God.

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Join us as we celebrate the power of faith and transformation through 16 inspiring testimonies of healing, restoration, favour and deliverance that reflect the Glory of God.

The recurring theme of this service was the power of God through transformation and how he brings things full circle when we trust him.

Whether you're seeking hope, strength, or simply a sense of community, "Testimony Sunday" is a reminder that our God is so great and true to his word.

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God wants to make us a physical tabernacle of His presence.

In “The Glory of God”, Pastor Mazino reminds us of the meaning, significance, and weight of God’s Glory, and how even though Glory may be invisible, God’s aim is for us to make it visible. We are to manifest both God’s Power and Glory, and not one over the other.

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In “It Ends Here”, Pastor Mazino preaches a message that brings us into an experience of healing, deliverance, and repentance.

We are reminded and challenged to make an ‘investigation’ into our lives, and to submit everything that is in opposition to the ‘fullness of the salvation that we received’ and laying all to the Lordship of Jesus and this new life that we have been called to.

It is a call to lay down casual Christianity, comfort in sin cycles, idols, the fear of men, frolicking with iniquity, pessimism, negative self-talk, our own opinions, and the need to always be right and instead accept the promise and the instruction.

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God gives us the strength to stand. 

In “A Message of Healing, Encouragement, and Strengthening”, Dr. Esther Longe tells us that our concept of God does not change the ‘Godness’ of God—it can only change how willing we are to receive from Him. 

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Everything that we could ever need for life has already been put inside of us—we are complete. 

In “The Lord is My Shepherd, I Lack Nothing”, Pastor Ijay reminds us that instead of looking to the world to determine what we think we may lack, we must remember that everything we need for the assignment God has called us to will be released as we need it. 

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