In this sermon I share on what Zachariah and Elizabeth experienced when the angel Gabriel delivered the message that God had heard their prayers and will give them a son (in the same spirit of Elijah) and that they must name him John. Because Zachariah allowed unbelief to take root in his heart, he was struck dumb and could not speak. God sometimes has to shut our mouths in order for us not to speak words that would KILL our faith. Faith grows in the place of belief. It is only when we embrace God’s word that we can receive His full blessings in our lives. Enjoy and be blessed ❤️

In this message I share on how a believer needs to ensure that he does not give in to the SPIRIT of SANBALLAT and TOBIAH. This spirit gets angry when the work of God is in progress. It is a mocking spirit that has an agenda to STOP the work of the Lord from progressing. NOW is the time for the church to take its place and do what it is called to do and be what it is called to be.  Don’t allow yourself to become entangled with what is less important... keep the focus on the work of the Lord. Be blessed ❤️

In this sermon, I share on the important of a believer being open to the Holy Spirit (in all areas of ones life) to fulfill the divine plan of God and thereby, make wise choices. The definition of the word “discern” means to examine, scrutinize and prove a thing. We cannot act in HASTE or we will deal with the consequences of our actions. I also share 6 principles that will help guide on how to become spiritually discerning amidst these trying times. Enjoy ❤️

In this message I share a word that the Lord gave me on the 5th October 2020. The story related to the man who sat at the pool of Bethesda and was attached to MAT.  His condition kept him in quarantine and even though there were a great number of people around him, he remained alone. The mat mattered and Jesus did not ask him to discard or destroy his mat but asked him to pick it up as a TESTIMONY and walk. It is time to move from a mat of misery to a mat of miracles. Be blessed and make time to listen to His voice. ❤️

In this sermon I share on 3 biblical characters whose tough seasons in life allowed them to show a contrary reaction to the NORMAL. The Shunammite woman has lost her son, yet she declared ALL IS WELL! The slave girl did not withhold the solution to Naaman’s cure and the 3 Hebrew boys triumphed amidst the furnace that was head 7 times hotter. We don’t have to walk around based on the realities that we are experiencing... we can have a change of mindset and declare that ALL is well! 

In today’s message I share on the God-dynamic called MERCY. We are living in society that is becoming more and more hateful, cruel, callous, revengeful and merciless. In the BE-ATTITUDES ( Matthew 5:2-11) Jesus states - Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy. God does not compromise with sin and is a God is wrath to all who disobey yet He provided the MERCY seat to “cover” us of our sin. In Psalms 136 we see 26 times that His mercy endures forever. Lord help us to extend mercy like our Lord. ❤️

In this message is share how we need to ensure that our actions speak louder than our words. I give the listener a few biblical guidelines as to how you can deal with some of the challenges of life and how you can ensure that your belief and behave come into balance and equilibrium. We become what we believe and if we are willing to re-affirm our belief, speak the word of faith, apply the word and then live it... our relationship with Jesus will definitely be strong and balanced. Be blessed. 

In this sermon I share on the aspect of us being “seed scatters” on a daily basis. Whatever seeds we sow we will reap, which is a biblical principle. The main focus of the message is that all good seeds that have been sown will yield a harvest to reap. Some areas that I do cover is:-
1. Seeds of acts of kindness & generosity;
2. Seeds of prayer & vows;
3. Seeds of tears;
4. Seeds of finances 
5. Seeds of investment in our kids. 
May you be blessed and encouraged as I have been. ❤️

In this sermon, I share on the most common reaction and response that we all have when someone suddenly dies, “ How did is die?” Or “what was the cause of death?”. As much as this question appeals to our curiosity, it is not as important to the Lord. What should be a more serious and compelling question. should be. •where did he go to?”. Did he go to heaven or hell? The sad and tragic reality is that every day we lose thousands to hell and yet we can DO something. We can tell them that Jesus loves them and died for their sins. It is time to stop waiting and doing nothing. Go tell them! Christ’s last command must become our first Concern! ❤️

In this message today, I set the background from 1Kings 17 and 18 as the highlights of Elijah’s journey and then show you the “low-light” where this amazing man of God, who had the power to shut up the heaven and also bring fire down... entered a state of depression, discouragement, despair and burnout. He moved from being hopeful to being hopeless. Is this possible for us who know God? The answer is yes. We all can miss the mark. Yet, Elijah was able to get out of that cave after hearing the voice of the Lord. He was able to fulfill his purpose in pouring his life into Elisha, Jehu and others. You can! Get up and Go!