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Expectation refers to the anticipation or belief about a particular outcome or event in the future. It is a mental projection or assumption about what is likely to happen based on our past experiences, knowledge, beliefs, or desires. Expectations can be conscious or subconscious and play a significant role in shaping our thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and decision-making processes. The term "power...

Expectation refers to the anticipation or belief about a particular outcome or event in the future. It is a mental projection or assumption about what is likely to happen based on our past experiences, knowledge, beliefs, or desires. Expectations can be conscious or subconscious and play a significant role in shaping our thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and decision-making processes. The term "power...

The "will of God" refers to the belief that there is a divine plan or purpose for everything in existence, and that God has a specific intention or desire for how individuals should live and make choices. It is believed that God's will can be discerned through various means, such as prayer, meditation, and seeking guidance from religious leaders or spiritual mentors. Most Christians often strive t...

The "will of God" refers to the belief that there is a divine plan or purpose for everything in existence, and that God has a specific intention or desire for how individuals should live and make choices. It is believed that God's will can be discerned through various means, such as prayer, meditation, and seeking guidance from religious leaders or spiritual mentors. Most Christians often strive t...

A wonder typically refers to something extraordinary or remarkable that evokes a sense of awe and admiration. It can be a natural phenomenon, a human-made structure, or an exceptional achievement that captures the imagination and sparks curiosity. Wonders often exhibit beauty, grandeur, or significance beyond ordinary experiences, leaving people in awe of their magnificence or uniqueness. “For aff...

Prophecy refers to a divine or supernatural revelation of future events, often communicated through a prophet or a spokesperson for God. It is a form of communication in which God imparts knowledge or insight about future occurrences, spiritual truths, or guidance to individuals or communities. Prophecy is seen as a means through which God communicates His will and purposes to humanity. Prophets a...

Supernatural turnaround refers to a dramatic and extraordinary transformation or change that occurs in the realm of the supernatural or paranormal. The term "supernatural" typically refers to phenomena that are beyond the scope of natural laws or scientific explanation, often associated with concepts like spirits, or supernatural beings. A "turnaround" generally refers to a significant shift or re...

Tomorrow about this time" is a phrase that typically indicates a general reference to a future point in time, roughly around the same time as the present moment. It suggests an estimation of the time without specifying an exact hour or minute. In this season of famine where hardship abounds and there is no hope for tomorrow, this is an assurance from God that "Tomorrow about this time" God will br...

Spiritual stagnation is state in which an individual's spiritual growth or development comes to a halt or slows down significantly. It can manifest as a lack of progress, motivation, or inspiration in one's spiritual practices, beliefs, or experiences. Reasons why we Christians may experience spiritual stagnation is complacency that is engaging in the same spiritual practices without exploring new...

Compromise can emerge from complacency or a lack of dedication to one's aims or ideas, but it can also be a constructive and productive strategy to resolve disputes and make choices. People may compromise on their ideals or standards when they get complacent and are prepared to accept less than what they truly desire or believe in. Compromise in Christianity may be a challenging topic since it req...

Compromise can emerge from complacency or a lack of dedication to one's aims or ideas, but it can also be a constructive and productive strategy to resolve disputes and make choices. People may compromise on their ideals or standards when they get complacent and are prepared to accept less than what they truly desire or believe in. Compromise in Christianity may be a challenging topic since it req...

Complacency is a feeling of uncritical satisfaction of your own self and your achievement, and it is considered a sin because it involves a sense of self-satisfaction and a lack of motivation to improve or grow. Complacency can lead to a number of negative outcomes, one of the results or offspring of complacency is pride. Pride is a feeling of deep satisfaction and confidence in one's abilities or...

Complacency is a feeling of uncritical satisfaction of your own self and your achievement. Complacency can be considered a sin because it involves a sense of self-satisfaction and a lack of motivation to improve or grow. When we Christian becomes complacent, we become content with our status quo and stop striving for excellence or progress in our walk with God and in most cases, we tend to judge o...

Another dimension of the Holy Spirit is that of water. In the Bible, water is often used as a symbol of life, purification, and renewal, and these same themes are reflected in the idea of the Holy Spirit as water. One of the most well-known passages in which the Holy Spirit is described as water is in John 7:37-39, where Jesus says, "If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believe...

The Holy Spirit is often described as having various dimensions or manifestations, including that of wind. The idea of the Holy Spirit as wind comes from several passages in the Bible, where the Spirit is described as moving or blowing like a wind. In the book of Acts, the Holy Spirit is said to have descended upon the apostles at Pentecost "like the rush of a mighty wind". the Holy Spirit as wind...

The Holy Spirit is often referred to as the anointing, which means that He is the one who empowers and enables us believers to fulfill our God-given assignments and purposes. In the Bible, anointing is a symbolic act of pouring oil on someone or something, signifying that they are set apart for a specific purpose or consecrated for service to God. In summary, the dimension of the Holy Spirit as an...

Complacency is a feeling of uncritical satisfaction of your own self and your achievement. Complacency can be considered a sin because it involves a sense of self-satisfaction and a lack of motivation to improve or grow. When we Christian becomes complacent, we become content with our status quo and stop striving for excellence or progress in our walk with God and in most cases, we tend to judge o...

The resurrection of Christ demonstrates Jesus' victory over sin and death. In dying on the cross, Jesus took upon himself the punishment for the sins of humanity. However, his resurrection showed that death could not hold him down, and that he had conquered death once and for all. This victory over death offers hope and comfort to believers, as they can have confidence that they too will be resurr...

Jesus' crucifixion is seen by Christians as the ultimate act of sacrifice and redemption. Jesus willingly gave his life on the cross to atone for the sins of humanity and reconcile people to God. In this way, Jesus paid the price for humanity's disobedience and wrongdoing, allowing people to be forgiven and reconciled to God. This message looks at some of the things Jesus went through for our sake...

The Triumphant Entry, also known as Palm Sunday, refers to the event in the Christian tradition when Jesus entered Jerusalem, riding on a donkey, just before the Jewish holiday of Passover.  Jesus rode into Jerusalem while crowds of people laid down their cloaks and palm branches on the ground in front of him, shouting "Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!...

The dimension of the Holy Spirit as a Dove has more to do with His presence as we learnt from the previous message but the dimension of the Holy Spirit as fire represents His power. In Acts 1:8, demonstrates how the people God received power when the Holy Spirit comes upon them; and how they became witnesses on the day of Pentecost.

The Holy Spirit manifests in several dimensions and the devil also manifests in several other forms. There so many literature and study by several groups on what forms the Holy Spirit manifests itself. This message brings you to a point and with a reconciliation with the Holy scriptures so you will be able descend and know when the Holy Spirit manifests itself and not mistaken him for the devil.

Many people tend to ask questions about who the Holy Spirit; if He is a person, a spirit or whatever form others think He is. This message enlightens us about who the Holy Spirit really is.  Nevertheless, Jesus tells us the truth in John 16:7; It was expedient for us that He go away: if not, the Comforter (Holy Spirit) will not come unto us, if He had not departed.

This message enlightens us on God's divine protection as His promise in Psalm 91 to protect our soul from harm and obstacles to its growth and fulfilment. Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty and will not fear the terror of night, the arrow that flies by day, the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday. If you...

In these current times, many Christians or people claim to love God, but the question is how evident is your love towards God? What is the proof or signs that you truly love God? This teaching is aimed at clarifying our beliefs and thoughts as to how we can properly express our love towards God so we might be saved and not miss eternity.