Your condition is reversible. 

In this podcast I share on the aspect of how many time we all have come the place where we believe that is situation in our lives have gone beyond the point of return. We tend to lose hope of it ever returning to its original state. The Bible character that I use in this podcast is Peter. His name was Simon, yet Jesus changed his name to Peter ( Petra) the rock. Peter was part of the inner circle, with James and John. He was bold and confident and was the first disciple to recognise Jesus as the “Messiah”. He confidently said that he would NEVER deny the Lord and will even die with him. Yet when the crunch time came, he denied Jesus 3 times and went out and wept bitterly. Due to his failure he distanced himself and then decided to go to his old profession, fishing. When they caught no fish Jesus came to them and when Peter heard that it was the Lord, he jumped into the water and swam to the shore. Peter’s setback, allowed him to make a comeback. He allowed Jesus to reverse His horrible denial and Peter is anointed at Pentecost and 3000 people get saved. The rest is history. Your condition is reversible.❤️

Time to draw a line!

In this podcast, I share on our world becoming darker as perilous times manifest itself. We all can agree that believers have become lazy, cold, lukewarm, indifferent, hostile, complacent, unfaithful and have become lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God. The “Christian who compromises” is becoming more common in the 21st century. It is imperative that every believer becomes determined to draw a line. In the life of Lot, he chose to live so close to Sodom, that Sodom nagar to live within him. He hesitated to leave Sodom and had to be yanked by the hand and driven out by the angels (Gen. 19:15-16). His wife could not go forward without looking backward. The time has come for non-compromising components to be established within a believer. Call a spade a spade... call “sin” SIN. Use the Word, Holy Spirit and prayer to combat compromise. Be blessed ❤️

WHY SIT HERE AND DIE? In this podcast I share from the story of the 4 lepers (2 Kings 7). These lepers were kicked out of the city and their condition was dire. Yet they began to speak to each other and make a life-altering decision. There is a deadly dilemma and danger of living life “stuck”. The word, “stuck” means being unable to move. How many are stuck, because of the tragedies of life. They are caged by there situations, yet  they need to break forth in courage. These 4 lepers had a perspective shift. When we act in courage and go forward, the Lord will cause the enemy to evacuate. It is only when we break free from that  stuck-mentality that we can enjoy the provisions and blessings that God has in store for us. Irrespective of the condition or situation you are in, are you going to sit there and die or are you going to get up and move forward? Blessings ❤️

Expectation is the breeding ground for miracles. In this podcast sermon I speak on three Bible stories. The lame man at the temple gate called “Beautiful”, blind Bartimaeus and Naaman. The lame man and Bartimaeus expected something and got it. We see that Naaman because angry when his expectations were not fulfilled and was willing to head back home. Too high and complex expectations only produce disappointment. Never lose the desire to EXPECT from the Lord. David said, “ My soul, wait thou upon God; for my expectation is from him”. Ps 62:5 

Time to make a change. 

In this podcast I share how I recently had someone come to me and confess some of the deep seated sins that he was involved in. Confession is consequences and if one is willing to make the change, victory is easily attainable. As we grow older change is more difficult yet it is imperative for our spiritual growth and maturity. When Elisha felt the mantle of Elijah, he make a choice to quit being a farmer and become a prophet. When he slaughtered his oxen and cooked the meat, it meant he was not going back to farming. The problem is that we want God to do something new but we want to keep doing the same old thing! As you listen further, I know this message will challenge you to make a change. Blessings 

Your tears can turn things around. In this podcast, on this special Mother’s Day, I share on the power of tears. Jesus notices and records each tear in a book and bottles them. In the story of the woman who brought an alabaster box of perfume and anointed Jesus with it, we see clearly that Jesus commended her highly for washing his feet with her tears and drying them with her hair. This woman did not have to request for a container of water or a towel. She gave of her substance and it came from the heart. Jesus himself shed tears when Lazarus had died. Tears must not be allowed to fester into deep seated depression. If it allowed it will make one bitter instead of better and will come with an evil spirit. This can be seen in the case of the woman who was bent over for 18 years with a spirit and Jesus delivered her. We have a consolation that our days of tears will end when Jesus wipes away all our tears, until then may our tears cause a turn-around for us all. ❤️

STUBBORN FAITH 

In today’s podcast message present a perspective of a “stubborn” kind of faith. The word “stubborn” is defined as :- “having or showing dogged determination not to change ones attitude or position on something, especially in spite of good arguments or reason to do”. This kind of faith does not vacillate. We must have an “ I still believe” mentality. Ruth had this kind of faith and refused to leave Naomi. The 3 Hebrew boys refused to bow to the image and exercised stubborn faith even whilst thrown into the fire. When we possess this faith, we are in no place to negotiate over it. It is fixed and solid. Stay blessed ❤️

SHIFTING ATMOSPHERES - In this podcast I share on the aspect that we all are very familiar with in that we all walking into atmospheres of doom and gloom yet we cannot afford to remain there. I elaborate on 3 Bible stories namely on the prodigal son, Abraham’s chief servant and Mephibosheth. In all of these stories we see clear examples of atmospheric shift into a place of spiritual breakthrough and victory. Allow the Holy Spirit to work within you today as you speak into that atmosphere and see what God will do. Stay blessed 

Repentance or Reputation, which is more important? 

In this podcast I share from 1 Samuel 15 concerning the encounter/ confrontation of Samuel with Saul. The Lord gave Saul direct instructions to totally destroy all that belonged to the Amalekites. Saul decided to spare the best of the cattle, lambs and good things as well as the King Agag. The consequences of disobedience is:- lies, self-honouring, blaming others and trying to talk oneself out of a bind. Saul was sincere but he did not truly repent. He was more worries about losing face with the people and his position than losing his relationship with God. Chapter 15 closes with Samuel putting Agag to death and also never visiting Saul again thereafter. We still have a hope, that if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us of our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness. 1 John 1:9. 

Return from Emmaus to Jerusalem. 

In this Resurrection Morning podcast, my main text is taken from the book of Luke 14. It is the familiar story of the two followers of Jesus who had taken off on a journey to “nowhere”. They had so many aspirations and expectations of what Jesus would do for Israel, yet it all ended in disappointment. They left Jerusalem ( a place of Promise, Purpose and Presence) and ran away to Emmaus (an obscure and people depressed place). They were confused and could not even believe the report of the women... that Jesus has arose. THEN JESUS drew near and walked and talked and shared the scriptures with them. Even though they were on the wrong path, Jesus never 👎treated them indifferently. They made a U-turn and decided to head back home. We all have our “Emmaus” experiences but it’s time to head back home.... Jesus is risen! ❤️