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Brother Murewa take us on a Bible study on the fear of God.

We look at the fear of God in three ways

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Brother Sam continues the teaching series and takes on the second beatitude.

Sis. Ijeoma continues her study of the book of John.

We look at the historical and cultural context of Samaritans and use this to understand Jesus' interaction with the woman at the well.

We see how Jesus did not help her feel comfortable in her sin, He helped her realize the need for a Messiah.

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Brother Sam begins a teaching series on the Beatitudes with particular emphasis on the first

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs Is the kingdom of heaven”

He shows us how the man who has placed faith in Jesus is forever poor in spirit; that He has no self-sufficiency nor trusts in the arm of flesh nor the pleasures of life.

This person knows that the only true satisfaction in this world is God and everything in this world will give only temporary satisfaction and make the soul lean.

That is why poverty in the spirit is the hallmark of every Christian. Rich. Poor. Destitute. Only God satisfies the soul.

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Bro. Seye begins a bible study on the book of Ephesians. He helps us to see God's intentionality in His election of us before the foundation of the world, in love.

We look at the blessings of salvation in how the Father elected us in love, how the Son redeems us by His blood and how the Holy Spirit seals us.

We also look at the two responses we are to have as believers to this doctrine of election, thanksgiving and prayer.

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In this one-off teaching, brother Sam expounds on the text in Matthew 13, showing the responsibility of the believer in hearing and receiving the word of God.
In the four categories we see how the handling of the word heard is received in the life of believer.
We either bear fruit or regress.
The cares of this world choke up the word or we tend it like a well looking garden which will yield fruit in different folds.
The right priorities will set the course of the year as you seek to dig deeper into the Word of our Lord and Saviour

Brother Sam admonishes us that our plans for the new year should revolve around what we will DO rather than what we can have.

He helps us to understand that we all have unique individual roles to play and give expression to the good works the Father designed for us to do.

He helps us understand that regardless of what may come our way in the new year, God will not allow us to be tempted beyond what we can bear.

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In the concluding message of “The Hand of God” series that describes God's providence, we look at God's hand in riches.

Brother Sam recounts His previous teachings of 2023 such as “Laying Up Gold as dust” as He reminds us of the biblical tone on riches and poverty.

However, In this message, he hones in on material substance.

If a man’s purpose is tied to what he does and not what he has, then it means his material state is a function of where the Lord will have him be.

The Lord gave some 5 talents, some 2, another 1. All men will give account based on that which the Lord has apportioned to them.

Therefore, a Christian’s purpose can never be to be rich or to be poor. Our purpose is to do the will of God and our material state is an accident; a function of what the Lord has asked us to do and where He has asked us to be

This teaching prepares the way for 2024 and what our desires should be as we walk through the new year.

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Brother Sam gives us a short exhortation on how to prepare for the new year, we're reminded once again that God's plan for us is found in our doing is His will.