Strongholds are systems of wrong beliefs that the enemy has strategically built in our minds. These strongholds keep us captive, they confine us in the spaces that the enemy wants us to be and they prevent us from experiencing God's best in the relevant areas of our lives.

We hope this message would help you recognise the strongholds the enemy has built in your minds that have stood unnoticed for probably years and able to start the process of pulling them down.

The forces of darkness aim to destroy all that is of Jesus Christ and that includes everyone who identifies with Christ - Believers. God wants us to recognise we are in a battle, hold our ground in Christ and live victoriously in life.

It is one thing to be a father, it is another thing to be a godly father. God is calling men and fathers to step up to godly fatherhood, to represent Him (His nature and character) to their families and communities and prevent the enemy from destroying the lives of our children.

In this service, we explored what it means to be a good father. The factors that hinder us from becoming godly fathers and we emphasised the crucial need to develop a strong relationship with Him and have our identity rooted in Christ and not in what we have or what we do.

God wants you to excel in life as a godly father, and we hope this message gets you one step closer to becoming the father God created you to be.

Today we will be looking at reasons why we often find it difficult to stay committed to God in our Christian with God, how to overcome these challenges and why we should start the journey of commitment to God if we have not already done so.

In the first 11 chapters of the book of Romans, Apostle Paul taught that the righteousness that comes from God cannot be earned by our efforts, it is a gift that is received by faith. He started the 2nd part of of the book of Romans by teaching on how to respond to God's mercy by becoming a living sacrifice.

The most conventional idea is that God gave Paul some kind of an injury or sickness that was partially disabling to keep him humble. With reference to the true character of God demonstrated by Jesus, will God do bring sickness and diseases into our lives to keep us humble?

It is widely accepted in Christian circles that God allowed Job to suffer for reasons best known to Himself, but could this be true in the light of what Jesus and the epistles revealed about the character of God?

When we understand what God is like, through Jesus, we can avoid being deceived and/or manipulated by people who misrepresent Him.

Our picture of God must come from Knowing Jesus. whatever (evil) we cannot imagine Jesus would do to us, we should not imagine God would do such to you.

If you want to know what God is like, you don’t start with the Old Testament bible, you start with the New. Study the life and teachings of Jesus.

Some people though believe that Jesus is the Son of God but they perceive Jesus to be nicer and more kind than God.

They often see God as the one who hands out laws and punishment, a temperamental God who can get angry at you at any time and Jesus on the other side is this lovely and kind person that will never hurt anyone.

Jesus said in John 10:30 that Himself and God are one, and if this is true and which it is, so where do people get a wrong impression about the character of God?