The Martyrs Church Podcast

Can two walk together unless they are agreed? What happens when the person you once adored becomes the target of your constant criticism? In Episode 7 of Ruth and Boaz, Rev. Sir Elorm explores the key dynamics that nurture lasting connection in marriage. Appreciation, he teaches, is a relational currency: when it is absent, relationships become a battlefield of unmet expectations and unspoken rese...

How do you know if your relationship is under a spiritual attack or if you are simply with the wrong person? Why do so many men retreat into silence just when they should be stepping into leadership? In this sixth instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm exposes the subtle signs of attack that drain the life out of a godly courtship. He addresses the crisis of the indecisive man—the...

Does marriage cure unfaithfulness, or does it merely expose a lack of character? At what point does the bill of divorcement become a necessity, and when is it a sign of a hardened heart? In this fifth instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm brings a sobering perspective to the permanence of covenant. He moves from the beauty of humble submission—where a woman’s exploits never become...

Did Eve meet Adam in idleness or did she find him already at work? Is a man’s readiness for marriage measured by his age, or by the laws he establishes for his household? In this fourth instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm explores the essential markers of a man prepared for covenant. He teaches that a woman should never be brought into a “poor home” — not merely in financial ter...

Can a woman have a voice in a marriage built on submission? Is a man’s leadership a license for isolation, or a mandate for investment? In this third instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm addresses the identity crises that often plague modern unions. He challenges the man not to be intimidated by his wife’s exploits, explaining that true leadership is not about silencing a woman’s...

How should a woman handle issues in her home in light of her submission to the Lord and to her husband? Is the “chase” a romantic necessity or a dangerous game that defies spiritual law? In this second instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm brings vital clarity to the protocols of the Kingdom. He dismantles the modern “hard-to-get” philosophy, revealing that while a man should enti...

What is the defining quality of a man truly ready for covenant? When God declared it was not good for man to be alone, was He speaking of mere company, or the necessity of a shared mission? In this opening episode of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm strips away modern sentiment to reveal the raw architecture of divine partnership. He explores the masculine principle of authority and vision...

In this episode, Sir Elorm offers practical wisdom for staying rooted in the place of prayer. Prayer is not measured by duration but by burdens caught — the depth of communion that transforms a man. Have you been asking questions about prayer and seeking clearer understanding? This episode includes a Q&A segment that may capture some of the very questions you’ve always wanted answers to. You w...

In this episode, Sir Elorm unfolds the depths of prayer in the Spirit — the prayer of the heart. He distinguishes between praying with your spirit and praying in the Spirit, revealing that while praying with the spirit deals with other tongues, praying in the Spirit captures the inward posture of the heart aligned with God. Groaning, often misunderstood, is not a prayer language but the deep sigh...

In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of harnessing divine power through prayer, introducing the believer to the dynamics of spiritual energy, submission, and transformation in the place of communion. Prayer does not only build capacity; it disciplines the soul, refines the body, and energizes the environment. Have you desired to build capacity in prayer? Do you know that your confessions...

In this episode, Sir Elorm continues unveiling the discipline of prayer, following the pattern of Jesus. Jesus separated Himself to pray, showing us that prayer must be done in the secret place, not for display. Prayer is not performance but fellowship; it must flow from revelation and rest. A praying man surrounds himself with praying people, for the company you keep sustains your consistency in...

Prayer is not only communion; it is also the exercise of divine authority and the proof of love, loyalty, and dependence on God. In this episode, Sir Elorm explores the deeper rudiments of prayer — where access, humility, and intimacy converge to form the true posture of a praying man. A man who prays has understood fellowship and access, for prayer depends on the authority of Christ and our enabl...

Prayer is not merely a tool for petitions but the breath of divine communion — the place of face-to-face interaction with God. Have you always asked God only for your needs in prayer? Do you know that much more than what you can get is what you can become? In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils Proseuchomai — the prayer that restores presence, breaks flesh, and invites the believer into the very breat...

Have people made you seem weak because you mourned? In this episode, Sir Elorm brings light to an often-misunderstood spiritual discipline — mourning. Far from weakness, mourning is an inward movement of love, an expression of divine compassion and intercession. To mourn is to feel the weight of God’s heart for people, for nations, and for the Church. Jesus wept though He knew resurrection was com...

In this episode, Sir Elorm teaches on the discipline of meditation—the believer’s tool for transformation. The mind is the battleground of desires, and through meditation, we align thoughts with the Word to produce life and peace. Drawing from both Hebrew and Greek roots—Hâgah, Meletaō, and Soo-akh—this teaching unveils meditation as musing, contemplating, and confessing until the Word finds expre...

Every move of God has been preserved because someone wrote. In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the spirituality of journaling, not as a mere habit, but as a covenant act that sustains memory, continuity, and faith. From Moses writing for a memorial to Habakkuk inscribing the vision, scripture shows that journaling is God’s way of preserving revelation for generations. Writing is not just remembran...

Fellowship is not only personal—it is corporate participation in the life of the Spirit. In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the power of gathering, the bonds formed through communion, and the sanctifying hope that accompanies those who love the Lord’s appearing. From breaking bread to building bonds, fellowship becomes the ground for unity, giving, and impartation. The cry of Maranatha is not just...

Fellowship is more than gathering — it is participation in divine life. In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of true fellowship as the believer’s entrance into partnership, intimacy, and shared responsibility in the body of Christ. From the breaking of bread in Acts to the oneness of Spirit in 1 Corinthians 6:17, he shows that fellowship is both a business of light and a covenant of puri...

In this episode, Sir Elorm opens a profound discourse on the mystery of the Volume of the Books and the Scripture of Truth—two distinct yet connected realities in divine guidance. The Volume of the Books reveals what a man is called to fulfill, while the Scripture of Truth unveils what must surely come to pass according to divine decree. God guides His people not only through revelation but also t...

In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of how spoken words establish divine agreements that shape both destiny and direction. Through confession, the believer aligns with heaven’s order, yet through ignorance, many unknowingly enter covenants outside the light. This conversation also opens a vital dimension of guidance — the ministry of angels. Who are angels, and how do they guide, guard,...

True confession does not exist in isolation — it thrives in brotherhood. In this episode, Sir Elorm sheds light on the often-misunderstood concept of spiritual brotherhood and its vital role in the discipline of confessions. Brotherhood is not a corrupt idea borrowed from the world; it is a divine principle of cultivation and safety. Many hear “cult” and think of darkness, but cult simply speaks o...

What truly happens when a believer speaks? In this opening episode of Christian Disciplines, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of confession — not merely as admitting wrongs, but as aligning one’s words with the very counsel of God. Drawing from the Greek Homologia — “to be one with the Word” — he explores how the tongue governs the cycles of life and how every spoken word can activate the ministry of...

What To Expect: - The pride of God - The operations of evil angels - Having confidence in God - Free will and the battle of right and wrong - Submitting to the will of God - Deception in the church - Prophets with lying spirits  - Falsehood and offense - The ungodly seed  - Oaths and vows - The ordinance of God - Honouring earthly authority  - Creation, deliverance and judgement - The prideful man...

What To Expect: - The deposition of God’s deception  - The two aspects of ensnaring - Three intricate matters of the prophetic  - Disadvantages of having idols of the heart - God's standard of morality - Reasons why God ensnares - The principle of opposition; Pride  - Men as instruments for God’s judgment - Proclaiming the justice of God - Understanding the sovereignty of God and His will - God’s...

Not every good work will be seen by men, but none will go unnoticed before God. Sir Elorm teaches that true maturity is to live for the applause of heaven rather than the approval of men. Scripture says, “Some men’s sins are open beforehand... and likewise also the good works of some are manifest beforehand; and they that are otherwise cannot be hid.” When you choose to continue in good works, it...