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Proving Proverbs 2.0 with Pastor Dami Oguntunde

Push Button by Pastor Itoro Nehemiah

In continuation of the teaching on 'The Mystery of Generosity', Pastor Dami gave insight into the degree of what Generosity is; Generosity is a divine principle that goes beyond material giving—it is a lifestyle that mirrors the love and character of Christ. By making generosity a habit, we open doors to angelic ministration, as Scripture in Hebrews 13:2 reminds us that we may unknowingly entertai...

Proving Proverbs with Pastor Dami Oguntunde

Push Buttons by Pastor Dami Oguntunde

The Mystery of Generosity - Pastor Dami Oguntunde

FRAMING 2025

By Pastor Dami Oguntunde

A Push Button Written by Pastor Abisola Oguntunde

Pastor Deji Kurumi taught on the topic Tomorrow where he admonished us that we are to choose between God and Mammon. Mammon being the allure of riches, the deceitfulness of wealth. The choosing of Mammon over God is what pushes us out of the will of God and removes our anchor of faith, thereby inducing worry in our hearts; a symptom of a lack of faith. The journey of faith is not one without chall...

The Pilgrim's Toolbox 2.0 - Pastor Dami Oguntunde

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Pastor Dami Oguntunde taught on 'The Righteousness of Christmas'(Understanding God’s Standards and Pathways) He stated that The righteousness of Christmas goes beyond the festive season; it reflects the divine principles through which God interacts with humanity. These principles are anchored in the moral agency of man, the authority of spoken words, the necessity of just judgment, and alignment w...

Author: Itoro Nehemiah

Pastor Nonso taught on 'Essence and Conversions' and stated that knowledge sponsors other virtues. Understanding the essence of knowledge can be converted to a material coefficient that brings glory to God. The Spirit of the Lord is the orchestrator of knowledge and manifests himself upon a believer in six dimensions. A good grasp of the essence of these six dimensions should be converted into our...

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Do not answer him, but present it to God

Today's service was a reflection of the goodness of God towards the Tribe. Pastor Dami in his charge, admonished that we don't just give thanks for the things we receive but for the capacity of the person who gives it. He mentioned that in the economy of God, the rod of Aaron can swallow the rods of the Egyptians. We must always keep an attitude of gratitude in the process when the rod of Aaron sw...

Victors Not Victims - Min Juwon Abolarin

In today's message, Pastor Dami emphatically emphasized that our words carry power, and as believers we must align our confessions with God's promises. Proverb 18:21 reminds us that life and death are in the power of the tongue. God's thought towards us are good and not evil (Jeremiah 29:11), and even in difficult times, we must declare His goodness. When others say "There is a casting down," we w...

Joseph was a child loved by his father who gave him a coat of many colours. He was that guy whose father came back from work and after talking to everyone generally, would call Joseph aside to give him special gifts and then instead of keeping mum about it, Joseph would run outside with the gift and taunt his brothers with it. He was the privileged one, and he wasn't going to be calm about it. One...

Power of Service 16.0

Have you ever woken up one morning with a sinking feeling, dreading a phone call that could change your life forever? This was me some years ago, gripped by an all-consuming fear. I harbored a major fear of death--the fear of receiving a call informing me that a member of my family had passed away. This fear gripped me, and I was scared of missing calls from home (I was in school at the time); whe...

In today's message, Pastor Dami emphatically emphasized that knowledge is what breaks the yoke. We can't afford to be static as being static is a violation of the Spirit of faith. Growth is required in capacity, competence and character; and when we grow in them, there is no yoke we can't break.