As believers, God is interested in every area of our lives including our associations. This is an instructional message that speaks to the company around us and the influences that affect us. What should be the believers' dispensation towards certain relationships? What influences should the believer allow?

This teaching will help you to watch, guard and discern your associations.

No believer should have better days in the past. This teaching is an instructive message to stir the believer to continue in the faith. The christian faith is tied to remembrance. When people discontinue, it is because they have forgotten. What does it mean to continue? How do you walk in remembrance? In this teaching, the believer will learn how to continue and grow in the faith.

This is a consecrational message that speaks to our service to God. This teaching is from Paul's cry to a fellow minister named Demas. How do you run the Christian race to the finish? What happens when you feel that service is burdensome? What should you do? We will see and learn how to stay consecrated and committed to God's plan in our lives.

This teaching is from Jesus' question to his disciples in the garden of Gethsemane saying, Why sleep ye? It is an inspirational teaching that delves into the very reason we pray. Why is prayer important? What is the need or urgency in prayer? Why is prayer ordained since the start of creation? How does it help us fulfil God's will and plan on the earth? This and more will be answered as this message will inspire and spur you to pray. It will stir your heart to embrace the lifestyle of Jesus in the culture of prayer.

Words are not meant to be spoken without intention, and by design, words are to be said with purpose. They are powerful expressions of our hearts, reflecting who we truly are. What we say is a true reflection of what we believe. God takes words seriously, and so should we. What we say and how we say it matters deeply to God. This is why it's crucial to have the right words in our mouths at all times. Jesus understood the importance of our words and taught us that no word is neutral; every word we speak comes from either faith or unbelief. As believers, we face the daily choice to speak rightly. Whenever we speak faith-filled words, we align ourselves with God's will. But what does it really mean to confess faith? How does faith truly speak? What impact do a believer's words have in shaping his reality and aligning them with God's purposes? This teaching isn’t just about understanding faith; it’s about living it out loud. Discover these insights and more in the series.

Words are not meant to be spoken without intention, and by design, words are to be said with purpose. They are powerful expressions of our hearts, reflecting who we truly are. What we say is a true reflection of what we believe. God takes words seriously, and so should we. What we say and how we say it matters deeply to God. This is why it's crucial to have the right words in our mouths at all times. Jesus understood the importance of our words and taught us that no word is neutral; every word we speak comes from either faith or unbelief. As believers, we face the daily choice to speak rightly. Whenever we speak faith-filled words, we align ourselves with God's will. But what does it really mean to confess faith? How does faith truly speak? What impact do a believer's words have in shaping his reality and aligning them with God's purposes? This teaching isn’t just about understanding faith; it’s about living it out loud. Discover these insights and more in the series.

Forgiveness is the foundation of our relationship with God today As humans, as long as we relate with one another, there would always be offences, hence, the need for forgiveness. What should we do when we are hurt? What do you mean when you say "Let God be the judge"? What would God's response be to Offences? Forgiveness is always the right thing to do when you're hurt. How do you forgive? Do you have forgiveness on your lips but revenge in your heart?

Forgiveness is the foundation of our relationship with God today As humans, as long as we relate with one another, there would always be offences, hence, the need for forgiveness. What should we do when we are hurt? What do you mean when you say "Let God be the judge"? What would God's response be to Offences? Forgiveness is always the right thing to do when you're hurt. How do you forgive? Do you have forgiveness on your lips but revenge in your heart?