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Our purpose is to reconcile men to Christ | True Health and Wealth series Part 3 | John 6:22-29 | Sam Oyeyinka

Guard Your Heart | Growing in Wisdom Series | Sam Oyeyinka

On Tithing, Generosity and Evil of being a User* | LFC Part 30 | 1 Cor 16:1-4 | Sam OyeyinkaIn this sermon, pastor Sam explained that true Christian giving is directed to the saints because it is giving to God Himself. Any giving driven by selfish ambition or desire for personal gain is ungodly and non-apostolic. He outlines two primary directions of New Testament giving:1. Giving to God’s servant...

Common grace refers to the unmerited favor of God that extends to all of humanity, regardless of their spiritual state. This grace is evident in the beauty of creation, the moral order, and the general blessings of life that everyone experiences. It is a reflection of God's goodness and mercy, allowing people to enjoy life, relationships, and the world around them, even if they do not acknowle...

The Cost of the Alabastar Box | Luke 7:36 | Kingsley Akanihu

Defining Purpose and Estates | True Health and Wealth series | 1 Cor 7:17-24 | Sam Oyeyinka

Providence at Cana | John 2:1-11 | Seye Maj'

The Glory of God | Psalm 19:1-6 | Pastor Bayo Opesanya

A wise heart (Part 2) | Growing in wisdom series | Sam Oyeyinka

A Wise Heart (Part 1) | Growing in Wisdom Series | Sam Oyeyinka

Ordination Sermon | John 3:13-21 | Sam Oyeyinka

Growinng in Wisdom | Part 2 | Sam Oyeyinka

How We Can Change Our Lives (Part 2) | Luke 12:22-34 | Samuel Oyeyinka True life change begins with what we value. Scripture shows that disordered desires lead to ruin, and much of our problem is not a lack of information but a lack of conviction. We do not consistently value truth, and therefore we drift. Fear is shaped by desire. We fear losing what we treasure. When God is not our highest value...

How We Can Change Our Lives (Part 1) | Psalm 1 | Samuel Oyeyinka We change our lives not by simply trying to avoid suffering, but by redirecting our deepest motivations toward God and His glory. In this fallen world, suffering is unavoidable because creation itself has been subjected to futility. It presses on us as a reminder that this world is not our final home (Romans 8:18-23). Suffering comes...

Beholding the Incarnation | Luke 1 -2:40 | Samuel Oyeyinka

We Need to Celebrate Christmas To properly appreciate Christmas, we must understand the story behind it. Christmas is not merely a season or a tradition. It is God’s answer to humanity’s greatest problem. “She will bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins” (Matthew 1:21). The greatest problem of mankind is not poverty, injustice, or suffering. It i...

We are completely dependent on God in every area of life. Physically, He sustains us—providing the breath in our lungs, our daily food, and everything necessary for survival. Spiritually, our salvation rests entirely in His hands: initiated by God the Father, secured through the death, resurrection, and glorification of Jesus Christ, and applied to our hearts by the Holy Spirit. This profound real...

LFC Part 30 | 1 Cor 16 | Sam Oyeyinka Pastor Sam concluded the teaching on the Corinthian church by explaining that although the church was gifted, it struggled with pride, disorder, and misunderstanding of God’s sovereignty. He noted that Paul consistently submitted his plans to God, often saying “if the Lord permits” (1 Cor. 16:7; Acts 18:21), aligning with James 4:13–16. True faith, he said, is...

We begin the teaching series by looking closely at what true wisdom really is. Pastor Sam explains that wisdom is whatever roots us in the fear of God and the life that flows from that fear. Scripture teaches that wisdom is not abstract. It is seen in the way we live. James says, “Who is wise and understanding among you? By his good conduct let him show his works in the meekness of wisdom” (James...

What our ressurection will be like | LFC Part 29| 1 Cor 15:12-58 | Sam Oyeyinka Here, Paul’s point is straightforward: if Christ did not rise from the dead, the entire Christian faith collapses. The resurrection is what proves Christianity true. It shows Christ’s authority over death and confirms the truth of everything He said. The prophets spoke of His death for the sins of the world, and Christ...

Charis Vigil | How to Pray for Something Without Idolising It | Samuel Oyeyinka

Love & Light 08 | Final Exhortation | Seye Maj'

On the Thing of First Importance & the Cure for Pride | LFC Part 28| 1 Cor 15:1-11 | Samuel Oyeyinka

Love & Light (Part 7) | Assured by Love | 1 John 4:7-21 Everyone who loves is born of God and knows God because God is love by nature. This love for others isn't mere natural affection, but a love that flows from our love for God. Thus, our love for God finds its completion in our love for others. Our love for others should reflect God's display of love, which is 1) Sacrificial, not co...

Learning From the Corinthians (Part 27) | On Spiritual Short-sightedness | 1 Corinthians 15:1-2 Apostle Paul speaks of salvation in three tenses: past, present, and future. We were saved from the penalty, parentage, and power of sin; we are being saved from the practice of sin; and we will be saved from the presence of sin. The means by which we were saved is the same means by which we are being s...