Sam Oyeyinka teaches the concept of Christian marriage and uses the very words of Jesus to describe what a Christian marriage should look like

A marriage founded on the love of God will stand the test of time.

What is love? Brother Sam describes Christian love as "to will the good of a person". A sharp contrast between the idea of marriage and the idea of personal gain

This teaching will reshape your ideas of biblical marriage and set you on course for a successful Christian home.

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Brother Seye helps us see that God's Word is precept upon precept and line upon line.

It is not according to the wisdom of this world or according to the "deep mysteries of God's Word" rather, it is the simple word as taught to children, precept upon precept, line upon line.

We are admonished to stay with the "basics" of God's word and not scorn it. We are to receive the basics with meekness otherwise we'd be drawn away by our desires for more and leave God.

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Sam Oyeyinka begins this short teaching series by showing us what the Bible has to say about the work of Satan.

How are we to deal with this accuser, serpent, dragon as well as other names he’s called in the scriptures

The primary work of Satan is separation from God. And any idea in our minds that Satan is doing something contrary to separate us from God causes us to stumble and fall under the sway of the evil one.

Brother Kingsley shows us in this bible study that God's eternal purpose has been the same from the Old to the New Testament.

We trace God's eternal purpose from Adam and see how the devil subtly introduces sin and how God declares His plan for salvation to Abraham, our father of Faith.

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In the final part of this teaching series

Brother Sam examines the idea of God's sovereignty and man’s responsibility as a man of faith.

How did Abraham go about his desires and surrendering to God's will?

He mentions prayer. A man of faith prays and keeps praying until the Lord answers. A man of faith doesn’t act like everything is under his control but trusts in God who has control.

God is sovereign over all affairs but a man of faith will pray to the Sovereign Lord because his trust is in God and not any external outcomes. For God is the only constant.

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Brother Seye continues his teaching series on what the bible says about the forgiveness of sins.

In this bible study, we hone in on Romans 6, from which we examine two important thoughts with us.

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Brother Sam Oyeyinka continues the teaching series on the lonely journey of faith.

Expanding on the previous part, he dives deeper into Genesis 17:1-2 and explains how the faith of Abraham Is a blameless faith.

Drawing on parallels found in the epistles, he explains the necessity of the believer walking in holiness and righteousness. The believer ought to be grieved at falling into sin and confess to God as an act of faith to be cleansed from unrighteousness

This stands in sharp contrast to a famous licentious “antinomian” doctrine that creates categories that the Bible does not in regard to the believer's blameless walk before God

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In this part, Sis. Ijeoma continues our study of the book of John from John 3:22-26.

She helps us look into John the Baptist's sense of fulfilment when his disciples attempted to compare his ministry to that of Jesus.

We also look at Apostle John's commentary on what it means to testify of Jesus and what it means to reject Christ.

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In the 4th part of the teaching series on the lonely journey of faith

Brother Sam continues in the exposition of Abraham’s Faith and shows what it means to be righteous and how it's possible to be righteous outside the law of Moses.

“Walk before me and the blameless”. God's instruction to the man who has believed and aligned with what God had said (the accurate description of what it means to have faith), was instructed to walk before God blameless.

A man of faith will have works as proof of his faith (How he walks before the Lord).

Find out more practical ways to walk in the faith of Abraham in this teaching

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In this Scholarship Wednesday, we look at the lives of three of the early church fathers, Clement, Polycarp and Ignatius who are disciples of the Apostles.

We take a look at their lives and what they were known for and they helped shape the faith.

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