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You must have expectation this year! 03.01.2026 36:33 ↓

As Apostle continues the prophetic charge for “2026: Your Year of Increase”, he lays down a vital foundation: expectation. Anchored in Isaiah 54:3, Apostle declares that this is a year of expansion—spreading out to the right and to the left—where opposition will not overcome God’s people. But alongside increase comes shaking: the Lord will shake kingdoms and systems, bringing equity and justice, w...

2026: Your Year of Increase 02.01.2026 40:54 ↓

Apostle Williams opens 2026 with a father’s charge to the house: God is raising “eyes” and “watchmen” in His Church, and this year God will clearly distinguish those who truly serve Him from those who do not (Matthew 7:21). With a sober warning from 1 John 2:15–17, he exposes how distraction, compromise, and the pull of secular culture can drain devotion, urging believers to turn their gaze back t...

Taking hold of God's provision for your life (pt 2) 28.12.2025 54:03 ↓

As we come to the close of 2025, Apostle Williams calls the church to mark the moment prophetically—“shutting down” the old season and stepping into 2026 with faith and intention. The sermon centres on taking hold of God’s provision by seeking His will, not merely attending services: “Not everyone who says, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom…” (Matthew 7:21). With 1 Corinthians 2:9–10 and Jeremi...

Taking hold of God's provision for your life 26.12.2025 34:53 ↓

As we reflect on a year of God’s increasing work among us, this sermon unpacks what it means to live as a true Book of Acts church—where spiritual gifts are active and purposeful (1 Corinthians 12), callings are stirred and strengthened (Ephesians 4:7, 11–12), and the family of faith stands together in honesty, love, and shared battles (Deuteronomy 32:30; Psalm 91:1). Through testimonies of healin...

Full of the Spirit, Led by the Spirit 21.12.2025 59:41 ↓

This week’s message called the church back to the heart of discipleship: becoming like Jesus through obedient living. Apostle urges us to take the Word of God seriously—write it down, ask questions, and act on it—because God’s promises are not to be admired, but prayed into manifestation (Psalm 145; Luke 2:25–38). We were also reminded that your starting point doesn’t limit your destiny in Christ,...

Jesus Seminar: What is seen in Jesus is what is expected in you (Pt.2) 18.12.2025 1:16:36 ↓

Apostle opens by emphasising that corporate gathering is necessary and asserts that any spirit advising against attending church is "of the devil". The message focuses on the success of Jesus's ministry being rooted in His goal "to do the will of God and to finish His work" (John 4:34). We as believers are called to claim our divine inheritance, recognising that because the earth and its fullness...

Jesus Seminar: What is seen in Jesus is what is expected in you 17.12.2025 1:04:54 ↓

In this sermon Apostle demands a radical self-appraisal, asserting that what is seen in Jesus is what is expected in you. Defining Jesus primarily as the Son of God (John 1:32-34), the message focuses on His foundational mission: He was sent not to condemn the world, but to save it, offering eternal life to whoever believes in Him (John 3:16). Crucially, anyone who believes in Him is not condemned...