Word Culture

We delivered this presentation at ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly during the 2026 Men's Week Programme. It was delivered on Google Meeting with the accompanying presentation. You can download the presentation here: Godly Homes - Choosing Right, Sustaining Legacy .

We did a case study of eight biblical scenarios gleaning insights on what prayer truly means through examples documented in old and new testament passages - Isaac & Rebecca, Israel in Egypt, Hannah, Esther, Nehemiah, Daniel, the Lord Jesus, Paul. We capture the need for pain, the depth of agreement, the responsibility of opening the portal, receiving an answer of peace, receiving power to act...

Expansion of Romans 12:1-2 with emphasis on sacrifice and our sacred duty to give what we have to God without expecting a reward.

The intriguing testimony of John Asogonde deliver to the New Breed fellowship - young people between 16 and 25 - at ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly. John was an addict for years ealier in his life but found freedom in Jesus Christ.

Meditating on Matthew 6 and the words of Jesus on giving, prayer, fasting and money. Profound connections.

Second part of a delivery to ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly,

Delivered at ICGC Roman Ridge Assembly over a Zoom call. Forgive the poor audio, the recording was done over a mobile phone.

What did the Lord Jesus mean by "kingdom" in Matthew 6:33. Was he referring to Heaven?

God Does Not Speak English. Think of what you "hear" as a broadcast signal. We translate to our known languages at the receiver. Sometimes, we have to validate.

We cannot run our lives based on what we think we heard from the Spirit. We must balance with validation from the "water" and the Word.

We don't have to go out of our way to demonstrate to people the truth of the Gospel by invoking supernatural acts. God has prerogative over supernatural interventions.

There are fundamental questions we have to ask about our existence. Is there a Creator? How does He interact with His creation? What has He offered us to be part of His plan? We must explore and be certain of our position on these and more.

The early Church encouraged evaluating what two or three prophets spoke in the Church. The primary authority was not a man.

Maybe. But if we were to do a scientific study, we may not find that all successful people are godly. We may also need to define success.

What consumes our prayer meetings? Prayers for more personal comfort? What would God have us be enthusiastic about bringing to Him in prayer? What did the men and women in Scripture spend time praying for?

Should we be praying for a transformer, a car, government, and so forth? What are the boundaries of divine intervention. Did God rest after creation and leave us to our own devices? This is a contemplation about the balance between being spiritual and being strategic; being prayerful, and being practical.

Scandals, accusations and history. How they may affect my faith and why more clarity is required.

Languages of men, languages of angels or just gibberish. What makes sense?

Some quarters teach that we can move the hand of God with our given citing the example of cornelius. We also wonder whether we can trigger an appearance of the Lord Jesus by persecuting Christians.

Some things are simple given to some people. Faith is a response to God's promise, not so much our idea. Think about the ship in James's context. There was no engine, you had to align the rudder with the power of the ocean.

We shared practical tips and principles of what it means to keep going when everything seems to be against you. That is one trait of all successful people.

In this Clubhouse Conversation, we delved into why people buy from you, tips on selling, social selling and creating a structure and process that makes your business a selling machine.

I share two stories around getting feedback from your most critical stakeholders by watching not asking.

In this episode, we share where planning fits in the four layers of an organization's typical strategy activities - Why, What, How, When. We also share five areas small businesses should have a clear plan for.