Pastor Jeffrey Walter

The way we are and perceive  ourselves as humans deeply affects the way we deal with God. In our natural state (without God), we often have a wrong view of ourselves, thinking too highly of our own wisdom and will while subtly resisting the idea that God should be the ruler of our  lives. But what happens when we insist on dealing with God on our own terms? Can we truly walk with Him while holding...

Being in the majority doesn’t always mean being right. Often, the path of truth is a lonely one—one that requires letting go of the need to be accepted and validated by others. When our desire for approval outweighs our convictions, we become shaky and wane in the strength required to move along with the Lord.  In this series, Pastor Jeffrey Walter teaches on what it truly means to have an encount...

The Word of God that comes to us is in three levels: the instructions, the wisdom behind the instructions, and the love that inspires them. However, in our initial encounter with truth, we often grasp only the instructions, without fully perceiving the wisdom and love embedded within the Word. Thus, we easily misrepresent God's intention and deeper wisdom behind His commands.  In this series, Past...

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is a key foundational knowledge of the Christian faith. However, as believers, is the natural or external knowledge of Jesus’ resurrection (made known to us through the agency of preaching) enough to give us absolute certainty that He is alive? What is the infallible proof that we have truly encountered Jesus, our risen Lord?  In this series, Pastor Jeffr...

The average Christian follows Jesus either for material gain or just as a vain religious ritual, but following the Lord this way does not help us become what He wants us to be. In reality, the sole reason for our following after Jesus is for Him to deliver us from our sins (i.e., from the evils in our hearts). In this message, “True Doctrine and Appropriation,” Pastor Andrews Krampah explores how...

The true purpose of Christianity is to pursue what the Lord offers (His Kingdom) so that it can be established in us. Yet we often lose focus of this calling, turning our Christian walk into a pursuit of carnal desires rather than finding fulfillment in the genuine pursuit of the Kingdom. But if indeed it is the Kingdom of God that we truly long for, then we must submit to the Lord's leadings (eve...

The Christian pursuit is a call to partake (eat) of the Hidden Manna. A core provision God has made available for this pursuit is His Word: the Word of God not interpreted in the letter, but considered only in relation to the Kingdom of God.  In this message, “The Hidden Manna”, Pastor Jeffrey Walter emphasizes that the Word of God speaks solely of the Lord and His Kingdom. He highlights how and w...

Many of us believers often carry the burden of worry, particularly about meeting our material needs and making progress in our spiritual walk with the Lord. These worries can easily distract us, turning our focus and efforts toward finding solutions for our material needs rather than genuinely seeking God. Yet, Jesus calls us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness , trusting that H...

Many of us, as Christians, come to God driven by material ambitions i.e., pursuing the world, while also trying to use the power of God to achieve those desires. We often perceive and measure the glory of God or the value of His kingdom by worldly standards such as wealth, health and success as determined by the world. But is this truly what the Lord intends for us? What does God really want us to...

Many individuals, including Christians, approach God with self-focused intentions, seeking to use His power to fulfill personal desires rather than submitting to His will. This often involves assuming what is good and then using the Scriptures to justify carnal ambitions. Such an approach is an attempt to abuse God’s power, as He is concerned not only with the outcomes but also with the underlying...

   ” Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.”  (Matthew 6:10 KJV) The Lord’s Prayer teaches about the establishment of the Kingdom of God, but do we truly understand what this Kingdom is and how it is established? How do we perceive its power and glory? How can we be certain that we are living the life of this Kingdom? Without an accurate understanding of God’s Kingdom and...

In these times where several doctrines are being propagated as truth, the Lord wants us to rejoice when we find the true path (doctrine) to salvation. This is because of the hope of deliverance that the truth (Messiah) presents: a deliverance that truly saves us from sin in our inward parts and brings us from Egypt to the Promised Land. In this message titled 'Rejoicing Over Truth', Pastor Jeffrey...

The Christian life is not attained instantaneously — it is a process of transformation, often described as a journey, walk, or pursuit. Many people struggle with this because the idea of living in daily dependence and subjection to God opposes our human desire for autonomy. Yet, true salvation involves a process where God progressively delivers us from spiritual blindness, caused by love for self...

As believers, we often view ourselves as God’s chosen people. Yet, we sometimes misunderstand what it truly means to be His chosen. How does one actually become God’s chosen? Is there anything  inherent in a person that qualifies them for or disqualifies them from this identity? Gaining a clear and accurate understanding of how we become God’s chosen people is essential to our walk of faith. Witho...

Many believers claim to know God, but what they often have is not an internal knowledge of Him—it is an external imagination of God projected  onto their senses. This happens because they relate to the truth merely as information, rather than obeying it and cultivating a genuine love for it in their hearts. In this message, "Holding Yourself Accountable to the Truth", Pastor Jeffrey Walter teaches...

Some Christians believe that by diligently keeping the precepts of God, a person contributes to their own salvation. This belief largely stems from the misinterpretation of certain scriptures in the Bible, leading to the erroneous conclusion that salvation is entirely dependent on one’s obedience to God’s commandments. However, this belief is inconsistent with God’s divine provision for humanity t...

As unbelievable as it sounds, it is in man's nature to want to be God: we like to think that we are the originators of good. In essence, man likes to take glory for himself. This is one major evil of the fallen man that God wants to deal with.  In this message, “Self-Righteousness, Part 1”, Pastor Jeffrey delves into the subject of “Merit”, starting off with an explanation of what it means. He goe...

While many things are spoken of in God’s word about who we can become, our weakness often stands in the way. A weakness is a flaw or shortcoming that limits our progress, especially when growth or obedience to God is attempted. In this message titled 'Dealing with Weaknesses', Pastor Jeffrey Walter explains the blessing in viewing our weaknesses not as disqualifications, but rather as opportunitie...

“ And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me - 2 Corinthians 12: 9 (KJV). ” As we pursue God's calling for our lives—walking as vessels in whom He dwells and through whom He flows—we must continually remember the sufficiency of His grace at...

The Lord desires that every man be anointed (I.e. a vessel He can work through). Sadly, man’s unwillingness to fully surrender his will and lose confidence in His own strength often becomes the primary obstacle. Therefore, the Lord takes him through a transformative process of overcoming temptations, ultimately bringing him to a place of complete dependence on Him. Such a person is anointed - fit...

The path to being anointed is far from easy. It is marked by trials and temptations that demand patience (long suffering). Without a divinely inspired motive, perseverance can be difficult. Yet when we discover the true reason for seeking the anointing—one rooted in sincere service to the brethren—the journey becomes truly worthwhile. In this message titled “ Patience In Seeking The Anointing ”, P...

God is always a willing participant who provides solutions to every challenge that man faces. However, God seeks men who are yielded to him, in whom he can impart this same willingness. Men who have been trained and anointed so that what is with God, through them, can now be present with man. In this continuing message titled, "What it means to be anointed Part 2," Pastor Jeffrey Walter explains t...

The entire human race is predestined by the Lord to be His vessels - anointed people through whom He can go forth out of or be manifested. Hallelujah! Regrettably, the selfish nature of man impedes this aim from being realized. Nonetheless, by yielding one’s will to the Lord and consecrating oneself, a person can become anointed and useful to others, which was typified by the Lord as He walked the...

All of Scripture primarily speaks of the Lord Jesus and then, of us in relation to Him. Everything the Scriptures reveal about the Lord Jesus (the prototype man) serves as a reference point for who we are destined to be. We can only be anointed and fully understand what it means to be anointed by looking to Jesus Christ, the Anointed One.  In this series, Pastor Jeffrey Walter teaches on what it m...

As Christians and as people walking with God—our ultimate aim must be for His heart (will) and mind (understanding/wisdom) to become deeply rooted in us, so that He is able to flow (operate) through us. But how do we get to this place? How does God bring us to the state where this aim is fulfilled in our lives? In this message, “The Purpose of Truth,” Pastor Andrews Krampah explains the role and p...