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Love & Light 06 | God's Children Now and Then | Seye Maj' | 1 John 3:1-10

Christ, Our Living Hope | Pastor Adeola Ogundele | 1 Peter 1:1-5 In this sermon, Pastor Adeola highlighted the timeless relevance of Peter’s letter to Gentile churches under Roman persecution, noting its direct application to believers dispersed worldwide today, particularly the church in Nigeria. Peter used Old Testament titles to affirm these Gentile Christians as God’s elect, chosen by divine w...

Love & Light (Part 5) | An Exhortation to Abide | 1 John 2:18-27 One of the marks of the end times is the spread of false prophets and false doctrines. These teachers deny Christ’s incarnation and create a ‘Christ’ of their own making. When people abandon sound doctrine, they become instruments of deception, their consciences seared, something that is not based on outward appearance or tempera...

1 John 2:15-29 — Love and Light 04 | An Exhortation to not Love We are called to love God by turning away from darkness. To love Him is to seek His will, obey His word, and walk in His light. When John says, “Do not love the world,” he is not speaking of the material world that God made good. We are stewards of creation, called to study and manage it as a reflection of His glory. It is not wrong t...

Holy Calling: What the Lord Requires of Us | Dara Ewetola | 2 Tim 1: 1-9

New Creation Realites | Kingsley Akanihu

Dead Orthodoxy: A Case Study in the Book of Malachi | Ifeanyi Maj'

Love & Light 03 | An Exhortation to Love | Seye Maj' | 1 John 2: 7 - 27

Bible Study | The God Who Sees | Murewa Ademola-Idowu | Gen 16: 10-13

Love & Light 02 | Walk in the Light | 1 John 1:5-2:6 Continuing the series on John’s letters, Pastor Seye explained that God is the Father of light and in Him is no darkness. He is the perfect light and does not change in degree of brightness. He is just, loving, and true, with no injustice, hatred, or inconsistency. As the source of all light, He remains unchanging in His perfection. John cal...

Be Anxious for Nothing | Dara Ewetola | Matthew 6:25-33

Love & Light 01 | Fellowship with the True Christ | 1 John 1:1-4 Pastor Seye begins this new teaching series with an introduction, explaining the historical context of John’s letters. 1 John was written to confront false teachings about the person of Christ that were spreading among believers. Some groups, such as the Ebionites, denied His divinity, while others, like the Docetists, denied His...

Figs in the Vineyard Kingsley | Luke 13:1-9

Learning From the Corinthians (Part 26) | 1 Cor. 14:19-40 The gift of tongues is regarded as superior and essential in certain Christian circles. However, this position stands in contrast to Paul's actual teaching. Paul urges the church to especially desire the gift of prophecy because it builds up the entire church, including the one who prophesies — unlike uninterpreted tongues, which only build...

If we are to desire the higher gifts, prophecy like Apostle Paul describes in 1 Cor 14, what then is prophecy and the role of prophets in the church

Learning From the Corinthians (Part 25) | 1 Cor. 14:1-19 The gift of tongues is regarded as superior and essential in certain Christian circles. However, this position stands in contrast to Paul's actual teaching. Paul urges the church to especially desire the gift of prophecy because it builds up the entire church, including the one who prophesies — unlike uninterpreted tongues, which only build...

Does the bible teach that man is tripartite in nature?

Learning from the Corinthians (Part 24) 1 Corinthians 12:31 – 13:13 In this sermon, Pastor Sam emphasised that the essence of the gifts of the Spirit is to express love for our brothers and sisters in Christ. Paul highlights a hierarchy among the gifts and introduces a superior approach: love. He explains that speaking in angelic tongues, wielding prophetic powers and insights, or showing extreme...

On this scholarship Wednesday, Mohammed Sule briefly explores the reception of the spiritual gifts in the historic church.  He gives a comprehensive summary of how the spiritual gifts have been recognized and utilized in the Pentecostal church. He focuses on the early organization and belief of the classic Pentecostal Church about the spiritual gifts.

Learning from the Corinthians (Part 23) | 1 Corinthians 12 In this sermon, PSam reminds us not to go beyond what is written, just as Paul had earlier instructed. Paul clarifies certain words so they are not read through pagan lenses, showing that spiritual gifts are freely given, administered by God’s sovereignty, and meant for the edification of the church. The gifts are not for display or self-i...

On this scholarship Wednesday, Mohammed Sule briefly explores the reception of the spiritual gifts in the historic church. He gives a comprehensive summary of how the spiritual gifts have been recognized and utilized in the historic church from the Ante-Nicene Fathers down to the Reformation

James 4:1-3 In this charge, Samuel Oyeyinka reminds us about the beauty and power of prayer. He also addresses what effective prayer is and how we can pray effectively. Finally, he addresses two things that hold people back from praying – complacency and giving up

Learning From the Corinthians (Part 22) | 1 Cor. 10:14–33; 11:2–16 In this sermon, Pastor Sam shows how Paul addresses two vital issues in the Corinthian church: fleeing idolatry and honoring God’s order in worship. Idolatry is the root sin that rivals God for our devotion. In Corinth, eating food sacrificed to idols was more than a meal — it was participation in idol worship. Some believers knew...

This Excellent Church – Belgic Confession, Article 37: The Last Judgment Key Texts: Matthew 25:31–46; Revelation 20:11–15; 2 Corinthians 5:10 Description: In this powerful conclusion to the Belgic Confession series, Pastor Samuel Oyeyinka expounds Article 37 on the Last Judgment. This sermon calls believers to live with urgency, hope, and holiness in light of Christ’s return. The message highlight...

YouTube description: Learning From the Corinthians (Part 21) | 1 Cor. 10:6-22 In this sermon, Samuel Oyeyinka sheds light on two more practices that can make Christians fall away and miss their final rest, like ancient Israel: (1) Sexual immorality: Enjoying the privilege of sexual pleasure without the corresponding responsibilities of a marriage vow. (2) Grumbling / Testing God: Challenging God t...