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Episodes
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Pastor Adeola continues the Genesis series by reflecting on Abraham’s intimate encounter with God in a season of waiting and uncertainty. Nearly a decade after receiving the promise of descendants, Abraham remains childless, and the weight of unfulfilled expectations threatens his hope. Rather than hiding his frustration, Abraham pours out his heart to God, voicing his fears with reverence and honesty. In doing so, he models a kind of prayer that is raw yet faith-filled—marked not by performance, but by deep dependence.
God responds, not with rebuke, but with reassurance. He confirms that Abraham’s heir will come from his own body and then gives him a vision: the starry sky, with a promise that his descendants would be as numerous. What Abraham couldn’t fully grasp in that moment, we now understand in light of the New Testament—that the stars pointed not only to physical offspring, but to a spiritual legacy that includes all who believe in Christ. Abraham’s response is simple but profound: he believed the Lord, and it was counted to him as righteousness.
The message underscores that God is not indifferent to our doubts or struggles. Scripture reveals a God who is near to the brokenhearted, who pities His children in their weakness, and who meets us with assurance when we are overwhelmed. In our moments of fear, when it feels like God is silent or late, we are reminded that His promises are never at the mercy of our circumstances. His power is not diminished by our pain. Like Abraham, we are invited to bring our heartaches, our disappointments, and even our confusion before God. As one reflection put it: prayer is something weak people do, knowing they have the ear of Someone stronger than them and their situation.
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Monday Jun 23, 2025
Monday Jun 16, 2025
Monday Jun 16, 2025
The Believer’s Allegiance in a World of Kings centres on Abram’s unwavering devotion to God in a world full of tempting alliances. When Lot, his nephew and resident of Sodom, is taken captive in a regional war, Abram courageously steps in to rescue him—not for reward, but out of love and conviction.
After the victory, Abram encounters Melchizedek, the King of Righteousness and Peace, who blesses him and offers bread and wine. This sacred moment strengthens Abram’s heart. So when the King of Sodom offers him riches, Abram boldly refuses, declaring, “I have lifted my hand to the Lord.” His satisfaction in God leaves no room for compromise.
The sermon ends with a charge: live with clear, joyful allegiance to God. We don’t resist temptation through willpower alone, but by seeing Christ as better. True obedience flows from being full—full of faith, full of conviction, and full of God.
Thursday Jun 12, 2025
Sunday Jun 08, 2025
Sunday Jun 08, 2025
Trusting in God vs Trust in Earthly Possessions presents a dichotomy where the believer is not to be at odds with the right choice. Pastor Martin Obono further explores how true prosperity is being where God is and material blessings—though not inherently evil—can reveal the true posture of our hearts.
Abraham, shaped by earlier failings, responds to conflict with humility and renewed faith in God’s provision. He graciously offers Lot first choice of the land, defying cultural norms and modelling Christlike trust. Lot, by contrast, chooses based on appearance—drawn to land that resembled Egypt—revealing a heart still drawn to worldly comforts.
Lot’s choice to “journey east” echoes a biblical pattern of spiritual decline seen in Adam, Eve, and Cain. His progression—from living near Sodom to dwelling in it, and later sitting at its gates—illustrates how compromise often begins subtly. His story warns believers that not every appealing opportunity is God-ordained. Without discernment, unchecked desires can gradually draw us away from God’s presence and purpose.
The message concludes with a sobering call to vigilance. Whether choosing a spouse, a job, or what we consume in media, our decisions must be rooted in God’s Word. Lot’s failure came not from ignorance, but from neglecting truths he likely knew. Believers are encouraged to guard their hearts, cultivate spiritual awareness, and return—like Abraham—to the altar, the place of first devotion. For even now, the Spirit moves among God’s people, seeking those who will fully surrender to Him.
Monday Jun 02, 2025
Monday Jun 02, 2025
Our journey through Genesis, aptly tagged the Book of Beginnings by Pastor Adeola, took a further turn today as we considered the matter of God's unflinching faithfulness to His people in times of great fear.
Ezekiel Adetunji preached from Genesis 12:10–20, showing how Abram’s faith was tested by famine and fear. Though God had promised him land and descendants, Abram fled to Egypt without seeking God, and lied about Sarah being his sister—actions driven by fear rather than faith.
Brother Ezekiel highlighted how believers today often face similar tests, tempted to rely on human logic when God's promises feel distant. Abram’s choices endangered his wife and compromised his witness, showing the dangers of acting without prayer or trust in God’s sovereignty.
Despite Abram’s failure, God remained faithful. He protected Sarah, exposed Abram’s deceit, and brought him back to Canaan. The message closed with a reminder that our hope lies not in the strength of our faith, but in the unwavering faithfulness of God.
Friday May 30, 2025
Sunday May 25, 2025
Sunday May 25, 2025
In continuation of the Genesis series, Oluwajoba Oroge traced how God’s redemptive plan moves from Shem to Abram. It showed that God's election is intentional, not based on human merit but rooted in His covenant promises. God chose Abram out of many, shaping history to bring about His purposes through one man.
Abram’s background in Ur — a land of idols and false gods — highlights the radical nature of God’s call. He was asked to leave behind his land, people, and identity in exchange for God’s promise of blessing and a new purpose. His obedience, though imperfect, was marked by faith and worship, showing how true faith responds to revelation.
The sermon concluded by pointing to Jesus as the fulfilment of this covenant. Just as Abram obeyed God’s call, Christ answered the ultimate call — stepping out of glory to redeem humanity. Now, we are the people of this covenant, called to respond in faith, lay down our lives, and follow Him.