Teachings by Pst. Judah Olorunmaiye

What Paul told Timothy in 2 Timothy 3:16 about all scriptures being given by the inspiration of God, does not mean that all things in the scriptures were said by God (for many other people spoke too), rather the things documented, including the speakings, instructions, rebukes of others are done for our profitable doctrine if scriptures is properly studied. There is no division in the Body of Chri...

One of the reasons we investigate the scriptures is so that we can make defense against people that may want to rubbish our faith, or to give adequate answers to those that do not understand our faith. Before we claim the Bible to be the final authority or free of error, we must know the basis for it i.e. we must thoroughly analyze and scrutinize the scriptures if we truly want to make the basis o...

Until we begin to emphasize certain things about the Christian faith, we may not experience it. We cannot be authentic Christians if we deemphasize the power of God. You cannot live through the scriptures and deny the power of God (Exodus 32:11; Matthew 22:39).

It is known that the Bible is central to Christianity. In the Christian faith, we believe and practise what is found or written in the scriptures (John 6:45; John 8:17; John 10:34); believers must learn and be ready to affirm or apply “It is written” to every situation of life.

Isaiah.61:1 Jesus was enabled by the Holy Ghost to do ministry, even to do good (Matthew 4:15); Jesus preached and taught with anointing, and so, preaching without the anointing is a waste of time. The first kind of ministry that Jesus did was the preaching and teaching ministry, which was done by the power of the Holy Ghost (Matthew 4:17; Luke.4:31-32). The second ministry of Jesus was the healin...

In every normal human being, there is always a desire to step up or to be better than before; if one is not making room for improvement, it means that Satan has convinced such to be less of human. The way to step up is not in the accumulation of things but in the giving up of things. Man must live according to the standard that the Lord has set for him (Philippians 3:12-15); and because every man...

The blood of bulls may clean the external but cannot clean the inward, the soul, which is a part of heaven’s reality in a man, and so, the Blood of Jesus which is also the Blood of God, is the purchasing power needed for cleansing (John 1:13; Hebrews 9:19-23). Applications Of The Blood Of The Lamb: (1). We have boldness by the Blood because we have oneness with God (Hebrews 10:19). (2). The Blood...

*David Breanerd - Died at age 29, he was a devout spiritual person and very influential to the course of the gospel; his experience, and his journals were instrumental. He got expelled from Yale University for insulting one of his teachers, thus, prevented him from preaching in some places and resulted into preaching in villages. He fasted alot that his health deteriorated, he eventually died at J...

The first great awakening refers to the revival periods of the Wesleys, Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards in the 18th century while the second great awakening was responsible for attracting millions of new members, especially women, African Americans, and young people. James McGready was granted a minister’s license in Logan County, Kentucky, in January 1797. As the area’s first resident Presbyteria...

Reigning on Earth

Slavery is a very important history when examining church history. The American history of slavery started in August 1619. The real reasons Black slavery is prominent is because Americans made it popular - the Whites considered the Blacks as inferior, and that their skin is considered conducive for working under the sun as regards agricultural practice. The Blacks were colonized by the Whites thro...

We see in Scriptures that being drunk in the Holy Ghost resembles the feeling of being drunk with wine (Ephesians 5:18). Natural wine only cheapens life but the wine of the Holy Ghost improves life. When you choose to intoxicate your life with wine, your life will not be filled with the Spirit. Wine doesn't necessarily mean natural wine but things that bring you into ecstasy. As drunkenness in fle...

America is still currently a very important nation with respect to modern Christianity because many of our celebrated preachers and anointed ministers are Americans. The country also used to be described as “God's own country”, and so, it is certainly useful if we examine how Christianity influenced America and how America influenced Christianity.

Between the mid 1700 into 1800, two things dominated Germany at the time, which were alcohol and gambling, and many people in France and England were in terrible state because of the subtle concept of deism - a philosophy that teaches God isn't necessarily involved in every other aspect of man's life, apart from his service towards God. This was indeed a dark time; particularly in England, there w...

1Kings.18:20-40 The essence of having this conversation is so that we can position ourselves and our hearts to sustain a revival when it eventually happens, because the Lord will definitely introduce Himself, and every form of argument about God will end. In examining revival, we don't have to look for the ‘revival’ tag, for some are not necessarily filled with physical or emotional display, hence...

The concept of ‘autopsy of a dead church’ is to bring to light and expose the works of death in some church assemblies or in the life of some believers, and the reason for this concept is to examine what must have happened, and also should serve as examples unto the rest (1 Corinthians 10:4-12). Autopsy means to examine a body after death or to determine the cause of death.

Hebrews 2:5-9 What makes Christianity beautiful or envious to others is the knowledge about Jesus. If you do not know Jesus, you can not preach Jesus. When there is no learning about Jesus, there will be scarcity of grace (2 Peter 1:2). As Jesus is taught in the New Testament, so was He also taught about in the Old Testament by the usage of types and shadows, and even though they are not necessari...

Mathew.6:16-18 God is not a sadist, He's never against enjoyment and pleasure (1Timothy 6:17). But as we see in the scriptures, we see instances of God instructing us in sobriety and carrying our crosses (Luke9:23; 2 Timothy 2:3-4). God commands us to endure hardship not because He delights in our suffering but that some things cannot happen to us when we do not abstain from certain things, and fa...

Psalms 85:6 The major theme of Christianity is life, and if Christianity is about life, there should be an understanding as to why are we talking about revival. Revival means to experience life again, and so, it is an important topic that should be discussed with believers. Revival is also about existing in Christ in an abundant way (1 Timothy 5:4-6). There is a possibility of spiritual death even...

Many Christians considered Elijah as a wicked, hostile and an unkind person; this is a man that his story is controversial, however, we must submit and emphasize what the scripture recorded concerning him. The account of the event in Luke 9:51-56 was not in anyway a rebuke as to what Elijah did in his time (2 Kings 1:1-15), rather, Jesus educated the Apostles on the proper approach to handle such...

One thing to know about God is that He is willing and eager to help (Romans 8:26; Hebrews 4:16). However, it is people's positioning that facilitates their receptiveness in receiving help, and not any form of partiality from God. There are postures for positioning that needs to be known, which aid to receive help from God: (1). Positioning for dependence and relying on God - many people are not re...

Moses wasn't an ordinary man in his lifetime (Exodus 7:1; Revelations 15:3), he was a man that represented a dispensation referred to “The Law”, “Book of Torah” are indications to Moses’ life and ministry. The way Moses was born to save the Jews out of Egypt was the same way Jesus was supernaturally born to save the world from sin; Moses was also supernaturally preserved from King Pharaoh, just as...

The Pastoral office is an important office between God and His people (Jeremiah 3:15), he is a shepherd to God’s people even as God is the Chief Shepherd. The work of the pastor is to feed God's people to knowledge (1 Peter 5:1-4). In the sacred office of a Pastor, there is little or no personal sentiment (2 Corinthians 4:5), the shepherd can only teach or give counsels from God’s word. God’s peop...

Moses wasn't an ordinary man in his lifetime (Exodus 7:1; Revelation 15:3), he was a man that represented a dispensation in which references to “The Law”, “Book of Torah” are indications to Moses’ life and ministry. The way Moses was born to save the Jews out of Egypt was the same way Jesus was supernaturally born to save the world from sin; Moses was also supernaturally preserved from King Pharao...

In the scripture, Abraham was referred to as Father of Faith (Galatians 3:7), however, an important lesson to learn from Abraham is about his life and ministry, which is centred on Jesus. The greatest lesson to learn from the life of Abraham is his willingness to give up his only son, Isaac. Abraham’s faith which produced patience and obedience, was built by adversity, whereby his action - which i...