Gvor's Podcast

Talks about how freely we can and should talk to our Father.

Who told us tomorrow will come? Even if it does, what if we are not here?

What happens when talent is not fueled by the Spirit? What determines impact? What brings about true fulfillment? Which audience do we seek to satisfy?

This episode talks about what gratitude really entails and addresses some wrong attitudes towards gratitude and praise. God bless you.

This episode is a heart cry of one who has received what they asked for from God and ended up prioritizing that thing over God. He or she is saying, “God, I am sorry”.

Addresses people, particularly ladies who have been held back in life by past traumatic experiences and admonishes them to rise to fulfill their destinies in full and to their very best.

This episode talks about the Christian journey, certain expectations we have concerning this journey, our behavior when we get disappointed and the stance we are supposed to take.

A piece where we exalt God through words.

Do you really love Him?

Talks about the incomprehensible love the Lord has for us and beckons us to respond to it in a way that will bring Him joy.

This episode describes the kind of attitude we are supposed to have both at the end of a year and the beginning of a new one, also addressing some things we do which are not helpful.

This episode talks about ways through which God speaks to us which we easily disregard and admonishes us to be conscious of the fact that in this dispensation, God is always speaking to us and we have to align our hearts to hear and to listen.

This episode talks about the qualities of a virtuous woman as described in Proverbs 31.

This episode talks about the cost of a revival and the fact that a revival starts from one’s own self. Again, it is to let us understand that going for revival programs does not guarantee the presence of a never dying fire in our hearts. This fire has to be stirred up daily.

This episode does talk about the the nature of Christ and how as His children, we are expected to portray ourselves to the world regardless of how bad things my get in this world. As children of God, we’ve been called to be like God and we can’t afford to settle for less. Image, you have to look like the Object.