In this compelling sermon, Rev. Roland Anang unfolds the power, purpose, and necessity of The Word of God in the life of a believer.

Anchored in our theme for February 2026, Believing, Knowing, and Understanding Jesus for a Glorious Walk with Him, this message reveals that our walk with God is entirely dependent on our relationship with His Word. To believe God, to know Him, and to work with Him, we must first encounter Him through what He has said about Himself.

This episode highlights the critical difference between reading Scripture and hearing the Word. While reading provides information and hope, faith is produced by hearing—the voice and revelation behind the Word. The Word of God is not merely informational; it is transformational, because it reveals Christ.

Listeners are challenged to move beyond surface-level engagement with Scripture and press into revelation. When Christ is revealed in the Word, true transformation begins.

Faith comes by hearing the Word, not merely reading it

The Word of God is the foundation for believing, knowing, and walking with God

Scripture must be approached for revelation, not just information

Transformation occurs when Christ is revealed in the Word

From Genesis to Revelation, the Word testifies of Jesus Christ

Romans 10:17

John 1:1

John 1:14

Luke 24:27

Mark 5:24–34

Hebrews 4:12

John 5:39

Are you only reading the Word, or are you hearing Him speak?

In this revelatory and faith-building message, The Impact of Words on Our Lives, Rev. Robin-Huws Barnes teaches on the power of God’s Word, the believer’s new creation reality, and the authority Christians have in Christ. This message calls believers out of ignorance and into conscious dominion, showing how understanding truth transforms thinking, speech, and daily living.

Through Scripture, real-life encounters, and deep spiritual insight, this teaching challenges believers to stop living by appearances and start living by divine realities.

John 8:12

2 Corinthians 5:17

James 1:17

Colossians 1:13

Romans 8:1

2 Corinthians 10:3–5

Ephesians 2:6

John 14:20

You are not refurbished — you are recreated

You have the light of life

Old things have passed away

You are seated with Christ

You have authority over arguments and thoughts

What contradicts God’s knowledge must be cast down

Stop living by what you feel, see, or hear.

🎙 Listen, be enlightened, and be transformed by the Word.

In this profound and stirring message, The Price of Face-to-Face, Pastor Obed Ansu reveals the cost and beauty of intimacy with God. While salvation is free, proximity to the Father comes with a price — separation, hunger, discipline, and total devotion. This teaching calls believers beyond titles, gifts, and blessings into the deeper realm of friendship with God.

If your desire is more than miracles — if your desire is Jesus Himself — this message is for you.

Exodus 33:7–23

Matthew 11:11

Luke 10:24

Colossians 2:17

John 4

Salvation is free, but intimacy is costly

Friendship with God is higher than ministry titles

Hunger is a gift

Jesus must be enough

Separation births encounters

God desires closeness with you more than you desire it with Him

God is not calling us merely to church attendance, ministry titles, or miracles — He is calling us to face-to-face relationship.

Listen. Be transformed. Draw closer.

In this continuation of the teaching on Understanding Covenant and Vows, Rev. Roland Anang enlightens us and we explore the spiritual depth, responsibility, and progression of a believer’s walk with God. This message challenges every Christian to move beyond a casual faith into a life of consecration, sacrifice, faithfulness, and intimacy with the Lord. Through Scripture and practical illustrations, we learn why vows and covenants are essential for spiritual growth, fruitfulness, and destiny alignment.

1 Samuel 1:1–3, 20–21

Psalm 50:5

Revelation 17:14

Exodus 32:26–29

2 Timothy 2:20–21

Psalm 15:4

“Never start a year or season without a vow and a covenant.”

“You cannot walk with God and remain unchanged.”

“Sacrifice is measured by cost, not by amount.”

“You are either called, chosen, or faithful — but not all are faithful.”

“Intimacy with God is not found in the crowd, but in separation.”

Examine your walk with God: Are you casual, committed, or consecrated?

Re-establish your vows and covenant with the Lord this year.

Choose growth, faithfulness, and intimacy over comfort and convenience.

Decide to move beyond the outer courts into deeper fellowship with God.

Listen, be challenged, and step into a deeper covenant walk with God.

Proverbs 3:5

Trust in the Lord with all your heart,