{"status":200,"userMsg":"Post fetched successfully","devMsg":"Post fetched successfully","data":[{"id":483,"uuid":"7ba08c57-529d-4afe-a890-7c113cd0c16e","title":"30 th August ","excerpts":"Wonnsa ano nwuma nyinara 3y3 wawa\n\nWonnsa ano nwuma y3 Wawa Onyame aa wote ase\n\nWhan kora mpo na\n\nYehowa ye na nadoy3 wo ho daa\n.................. \nHymn\nHymn\n\n\nBlessed assurance, Jesus is mine\nOh, what a foretaste of glory divine\nHeir of salvation, purchase of God\nBorn of his Spirit, washed in His blood\n\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\n\n\nPerfect submission, perfect delight\nVisions of rapt","content":"Wonnsa ano nwuma nyinara 3y3 wawa\n\nWonnsa ano nwuma y3 Wawa Onyame aa wote ase\n\nWhan kora mpo na\n\nYehowa ye na nadoy3 wo ho daa\n.................. \nHymn\nHymn\n\n\nBlessed assurance, Jesus is mine\nOh, what a foretaste of glory divine\nHeir of salvation, purchase of God\nBorn of his Spirit, washed in His blood\n\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\n\n\nPerfect submission, perfect delight\nVisions of rapture now burst on my sight\nAngels descending bring from above\nEchoes of mercy, whispers of love\n\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\n\n\n....................Ministration........\n??ministration \n\n\nFinger of God\nLyrics \n4x\nIt's not by my power\nAnd it's not by might\nI'm not that intelligent\nBut for grace\nAnd when people ask me\nThis is all I can say\nThis is the finger of God\nIn my life\n\n\n\n\n2x\nI am all I am\nAnd its by his grace\nI am all I am\nAnd its by your grace (hey)\nI am all I am\nAnd its by your grace\nI am all I am Jesus\nIts by your grace\n\n\nI am all I am\nIt is by his grace\nI am all I am\nIt is by his grace\nI am all I am\nIt is by his grace\nI am all I am\nIt is by his grace\n\n\n4x\nAnd when people ask me\nThis is all I can say\nThis is the finger of God\nIn my life\nAnd when people ask me\nThis is all I can say\nThis is the finger of God\nIn my life\n\n\n\n.......... ............. .....\nPraise:\nEvery praise (is to our God) is to our God\nEvery word of worship (every word of worship)\nWith one accord (with one accord)\nEvery praise (every praise)\nEvery praise (every praise)\nIs to our God (is to our God)\n\n\nSing hallelujah (sing hallelujah)\nTo our God (to our God)\nGlory hallelujah (glory hallelujah)\nIs due our God (is due our God)\nEvery praise (every praise)\nEvery praise (every praise)\nIs to our God (is to our God)\n\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"song","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"a28dcd7e-1947-4fc0-b087-be07b93f5fd6","created_at":"2026-08-29T11:49:45.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-30T07:35:22.000Z"},{"id":481,"uuid":"4998bcd9-5922-431e-a06d-a2b8c2d1d4ba","title":"UNDERSTANDING THE POWER OF THANKSGIVING – Part 4","excerpts":"What is Thanksgiving?\nIt is ascribing all the glory to GOD for where we are - Jer. 13:15-17 / 1Cor. 15:10\nThe Danger of Taking the Glory\nJeremiah 13:15–17 reminds us to acknowledge the Lord and give Him the glory. One of the greatest dangers after receiving a blessing is to forget the One who made it possible.\n\nA proud person may say:\n“It is because of my knowledge.”\n“It is because I studied.”\n“It is because of my qualifications.”\n“It is because I worked hard.”\n“It is because of my connections.”","content":"What is Thanksgiving?\nIt is ascribing all the glory to GOD for where we are - Jer. 13:15-17 / 1Cor. 15:10\nThe Danger of Taking the Glory\nJeremiah 13:15–17 reminds us to acknowledge the Lord and give Him the glory. One of the greatest dangers after receiving a blessing is to forget the One who made it possible.\n\nA proud person may say:\n“It is because of my knowledge.”\n“It is because I studied.”\n“It is because of my qualifications.”\n“It is because I worked hard.”\n“It is because of my connections.”\n\nBut the question is: Who gave you the ability to learn? Who gave you the strength to work? Who opened the opportunity? Who preserved your life to see the result?\n\nOur education, skills, qualifications, intelligence, connections, and hard work all have their place, but we must never allow the instrument to take the glory that belongs to God.\nPaul understood this principle when he said:\n“But by the grace of God I am what I am.” — 1 Corinthians 15:10\n\nTherefore, thanksgiving should become a habit and a lifestyle.\nWhen God gives, we acknowledge Him.\nWhen God opens a door, we acknowledge Him.\nWhen God preserves us, we acknowledge Him.\nWhen God takes something away, we still trust Him.\nWhen we succeed, we give Him the glory.\n\n \nThanksgiving shifts our focus from what we have achieved to the One who made it possible.\n\n\nWhat About Those Who Don't Know God?\nSometimes we look at people who do not know God and ask:\n“How come they are also successful? How come they have wealth, opportunities, intelligence, businesses and possessions?”\nThe existence of someone's success does not mean that God is absent.\nGod remains the Creator and source of life, ability, wisdom, opportunity, and provision. People may enjoy blessings without recognizing the One behind them.\nTherefore, our response should not be:\n“They don't know God, so God cannot be responsible for what they have.”\nRather, it should remind us of the importance of acknowledging the Giver rather than worshipping the gift.\nWe Must Not Confuse the Gift With the Giver\n\nThe devil can also tempt, deceive, and offer attractive things with destructive intentions. Something can look like a blessing while ultimately leading a person away from God.\nThat is why we should not judge blessings simply by their appearance.\nNot everything that looks good is necessarily good for us.\n\nThe question should be:\n“Where did this come from, and where is it taking me?”\nA genuine blessing should not cause us to forget God. Instead, the more God gives us, the more grateful and dependent upon Him we should become.\n\nNever allow what God has given you to make you forget the God who gave it.\nYour certificate is not your source.\nYour intelligence is not your source.\nYour job is not your source.\nYour business is not your source.\nYour connections are not your source.\nYour strength is not your source.\n\nGod is the source. \n\nWhy must we give thanks?\n• For the preservation of our blessings - Mal. 2:1-3 /Psa. 28:5\nWe should not take God's blessings for granted. What God has given us must continually be committed to Him with gratitude.\n\nWhat are we thanking God for?\n? For supernatural supplies – Ps. 145:16/ 2 Pet. 1:3\nA. Supernatural Supplies\nGod is our ultimate source and provider.\nWhen we say “supernatural supplies,” we mean the things God provides for us beyond what our human strength, ability, income, or resources alone can explain or accomplish.\n\n1. Provision for our needs\nPsalm 145:16 says that God opens His hand and satisfies the desire of every living thing.\nWe thank God for:\nFood and water\nClothing\nShelter\nFinances\nTransportation ( i remember walking 4-5 kilometers to church use be )\nDaily necessities\nResources for our families\n\n2. Opportunities we did not create ourselves\nSometimes God provides through an opportunity that we could not have arranged by ourselves.\n\nFor example:\nA job opportunity\nA business opportunity\nA promotion\nA contract\nA connection with the right person\nAn opportunity to learn or develop a skill\n\nWe can work hard, but we cannot control every door that opens for us.\n\n3. Strength and ability\n2 Peter 1:3 says that God's divine power has given us “all things that pertain unto life and godliness.”\nSo we don't only thank God for things. We thank Him for the capacity to obtain and use those things.\n\nFor example:\nWisdom\nKnowledge\nUnderstanding\nCreativity\nStrength\nGood judgment\nSkills\nAbility to work\n\nYou may say:\n“I studied for the examination, but God gave me the understanding and strength to study.”\nOr:\n“I worked for the promotion, but God gave me the health, wisdom, opportunity, and favor that made it possible.”\n\n4. Provision at the right time\nSometimes supernatural supply is not necessarily an abundance of money or possessions. It can be having exactly what is needed at the right time.\nYou may not have everything you want, but somehow you have what you need to continue.\nThat is also a reason for thanksgiving.\n\n5. Things we did not even know we needed\nThere are times when God provides or makes a way before we even recognize the need.\nThis is why thanksgiving should not be limited to the things we can see.\nThe deeper point:\nSupernatural supply is not just about receiving things from God. It is recognizing that God is our ultimate source.\nYour salary may come from your employer, but God is the one who gives you the ability to work.\nYour business may generate income, but God can give you the wisdom, customers, opportunities, and strength to operate it.\nYour qualification may come from your studies, but God gave you the mind and opportunity to acquire it.\nSo we don't worship the channel; we thank the Source.\nPsalm 145:16 ? God opens His hand.\n2 Peter 1:3 ? God's divine power provides what pertains to life and godliness.\n\nThat is why we can say:\n“Lord, I thank You not only for what You have given me, but for being the Source behind everything that has made my life possible.” \n\n\n? For divine protection – Ps. 127:1-3/ Ps 34:7\nMany times, God's protection is invisible. We may never know how many dangers He has prevented from reaching us.\nDivine protection means recognizing that our safety, preservation, and security ultimately depend on God. There are many dangers we see, but there are also dangers we never see or even know existed.\n\nPsalm 127:1 teaches that:\n“Except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.”\n\nThis does not mean we should stop taking precautions or doing our part. It means that human security alone is not enough. We can have security systems, police, doctors, insurance, technology, strong doors, and people watching over us—but ultimately, God is our keeper.\n\nWhat are we thanking God for when we talk about divine protection?\n1. Protection from dangers we know about\n\nThere are situations where we clearly see God's intervention:\nAccidents we escaped,\nIllnesses we recovered from,\nDangerous situations we survived,\nAttacks that did not succeed,\nPeople who intended harm but could not accomplish it,\n\nSometimes we look back and say, “If God had not helped me, I don't know what would have happened.”\n2. Protection from dangers we never knew about\nThis is one of the most powerful reasons to give thanks.\nYou may travel from one place to another and arrive safely, without knowing what God prevented along the way.\nYou may sleep peacefully at night without knowing what could have happened around you.\nYou may go to work and return home without knowing the dangers that God kept away from you.\nTherefore, we should not only thank God for the dangers we escaped; we should thank Him for the dangers we never knew existed.\n\n3. Protection of our families\nPsalm 127 connects God's protection with the home and family.\nWe thank God for preserving:\nOur children\nOur spouses\nOur parents\nOur siblings\nOur relatives\nOur homes\n\nWe may not be physically present with them every moment, but God can watch over them when we cannot.\n\n4. Protection from evil\nPsalm 34:7 says:\n“The angel of the LORD encampeth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them.” This gives us the picture of God surrounding and defending His people.\n\nThere are battles we know about, and there are battles we don't know about.\nThere are attacks we see, and there are attacks God stops before they reach us.\nA powerful point for Thanksgiving\nSometimes we thank God because something happened.\nBut sometimes we should thank God because something did not happen.\n\nYou can say:\n“Lord, I thank You not only for the accidents You helped me escape, but also for the accidents I never knew were coming.”\n“I thank You not only for the enemies I saw, but also for the enemies I never knew existed.”\n“I thank You for the dangers You delivered me from and the dangers You prevented from ever reaching me.”\nThe main lesson\nWe cannot see everything God has protected us from.\nThat is why thanksgiving should not depend only on what we can identify.\n\nEvery morning we wake up, every journey we complete, every night we sleep peacefully, and every day our families are preserved can become an opportunity to say:\n\n“Father, thank You for Your divine protection. I may not know everything You have protected me from, but I acknowledge that Your hand has been upon my life.” \n? For rendering our enemies helpless - Ps. 138:1,7/ Ps 23:5\n? God can preserve His people even in the presence of opposition and make a way where enemies intended to cause harm.\nnm  \n? Key lesson: Thanksgiving recognizes that our victory is not merely the result of our own strength; God is the One who fights for us and gives us victory.\n? Main Thought\n? Thanksgiving is more than saying \"Thank You, Lord.\" It is recognizing God's hand in our preservation, provision, protection, and victory.\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"de5c247b-cca7-45b6-b5b0-dcd2d9bc78f6","created_at":"2026-08-26T17:00:44.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-26T17:58:39.000Z"},{"id":480,"uuid":"ee308f16-5137-43ca-b601-71834c27ba55","title":"Week 2: UNDERSTANDING THE POWER OF THANKSGIVING – Part 2","excerpts":"What is Thanksgiving?\n A celebration of the acts of GOD in our lives - Psa. 103:1-5 / Psa. 118:23\n\n1. “A celebration”\nThanksgiving is more than simply saying “thank You.” It is a joyful response to what God has done. It involves recognizing, remembering, and openly expressing gratitude for His works.\n2. “of the acts”\nThe word acts points to the things God has done:His interventions, blessings, deliverance, provision, protection, forgiveness, healing, and faithfulness.\nPsalm 103:2 says:\n“Bless th","content":"What is Thanksgiving?\n A celebration of the acts of GOD in our lives - Psa. 103:1-5 / Psa. 118:23\n\n1. “A celebration”\nThanksgiving is more than simply saying “thank You.” It is a joyful response to what God has done. It involves recognizing, remembering, and openly expressing gratitude for His works.\n2. “of the acts”\nThe word acts points to the things God has done:His interventions, blessings, deliverance, provision, protection, forgiveness, healing, and faithfulness.\nPsalm 103:2 says:\n“Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.”\nThanksgiving requires us to remember His acts rather than forget them.\n\n3. “of God”\nThanksgiving is ultimately directed toward God, because He is the source behind the blessings and victories we experience.\nPsalm 118:23 declares:\n“This is the LORD'S doing; it is marvellous in our eyes.”\nWe don't merely celebrate the blessing; we celebrate the God who made it possible.\n\n4. “in our lives”\nGod's acts are not only things we read about in the Bible or hear about from others. Thanksgiving involves recognizing His personal dealings with us—what He has done in our individual lives, families, ministries, careers, and circumstances.\nTherefore:\nThanksgiving is a celebration of the acts of God in our lives.\nIt is remembering what God has done, recognizing that He is the One who did it, and responding with joyful gratitude and praise.\nPsalm 103:1–5 ? Remember His benefits.\nPsalm 118:23 ? Recognize His doing.\nThanksgiving ? Celebrate His acts and give Him the glory.\n\nWhy must we give thanks?\n It is our guarantee for answered prayers - Phil. 4:6 / Matt. 6:6,13\nHow does thanksgiving relate to answered prayer?\n1. Thanksgiving brings us into God's presence with faith.\nPhilippians 4:6 says:\n“In every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.”\nPrayer + Supplication + Thanksgiving = Making our requests known to God\n\nWe do not come to God only with our needs. We come remembering what He has already done. Thanksgiving strengthens our confidence that the God who answered before is still able to answer now.\nexample i need some urgent assistance. I ask a few buddies around me and no one was able to work, then someone from no where extends help. Having thanked the person, next time if i give thanking the person , if i need help , the confidence to go to same person is high,\n\n\nThanksgiving demonstrates trust before the answer comes.\nWhen I thank God before I see the answer, I am saying:\n“Lord, I trust You with this situation, and I believe You are working even though I cannot see the answer yet.”\n\nSo thanksgiving changes prayer from merely “God, give me this” to “God, I trust You with this.”\n\nThat attitude of faith is important because Scripture says:\n\n“But let him ask in faith...” — James 1:6\n\n\n\n\nWhat are we thanking God for?\n? For His faithfulness in our lives – Ps. 92:1-3/ Ps 89:24\n1. We thank God for His faithfulness in our lives\nPsalm 92:1–3; Psalm 89:24\n\nPsalm 92:1–2 presents thanksgiving as appropriate because God's lovingkindness and faithfulness are continually present. Psalm 89:24 adds that God's faithfulness is with His chosen servant.\n\nWhat does this mean?\nWe thank God because He has remained faithful to us.\nHe has kept His promises even when circumstances changed.\nHe has sustained us through seasons of difficulty.\nHis faithfulness is not dependent on our circumstances.\nKey thought:\n\nWe give thanks because God has been faithful, is faithful, and will remain faithful.\n\n\n? For the victory we look forward to - 2Chr. 20:20-24\n? For keeping the oil fresh on our heads – Ps. 89: 20-24/ Ps 92:1-3,10-11\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"17cfce41-6a82-4e41-ad21-cfe94a62cc68","created_at":"2026-08-19T18:33:33.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-19T20:14:57.000Z"},{"id":479,"uuid":"bd464cfa-157b-4bd7-b159-7e3d15234b52","title":"What a friend we have in Jesus","excerpts":"Hymn \n\n\nWhat a friend we have in Jesus\nAll our sins and griefs to bear\nWhat a privilege to carry\nEverything to God in prayer\n\n\nO what peace we often forfeit\nO what needless pain we bear\nAll because we","content":"Hymn \n\n\nWhat a friend we have in Jesus\nAll our sins and griefs to bear\nWhat a privilege to carry\nEverything to God in prayer\n\n\nO what peace we often forfeit\nO what needless pain we bear\nAll because we do not carry\nEverything to God in prayer\n\n\nHave we trials and temptations?\nIs there trouble anywhere?\nWe should never be discouraged\nTake it to the Lord in prayer\n\n\nCan we find a friend so faithful\nWho will all our sorrows share?\nJesus knows our every weakness\nTake it to the Lord in prayer\n\n\n\n\n,....................... \nAdoration \n\n\nHoly are you lord God almighty\nYou are God from beginning to the end\nWe give glory to the lord he reigns \nYou are yaweh","encoded_content":"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","username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"song","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":{"type":"Buffer","data":[1,170,156,147,176,7,142,5]},"sync_tracker":"fdddc36c-5e5a-40fd-9e6c-7bb88f15b043","created_at":"2026-08-08T17:30:46.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-08T20:38:30.000Z"},{"id":476,"uuid":"58af53ab-98f6-4433-ba95-60702e2bbf26","title":"UNDERSTANDING THE POWER OF THANKSGIVING wk 1","excerpts":"\nThanksgiving among others, is a spiritual platform for securing fulfillment of prophecies.\n -This is why the Bible commands that in all things we should give thanks, for that is the will of GOD for us and as we do so, we shall qualify to obtain the promise; in other words, we shall secure fulfillment of prophecies – 1Thess. 5:18 / Heb. 10:36.\n- When we give God thanks for what He has done, we remind Him of what remains – Luk. 17:11-19\n- This is why thanksgiving must become our lifestyle if we m","content":"\nThanksgiving among others, is a spiritual platform for securing fulfillment of prophecies.\n -This is why the Bible commands that in all things we should give thanks, for that is the will of GOD for us and as we do so, we shall qualify to obtain the promise; in other words, we shall secure fulfillment of prophecies – 1Thess. 5:18 / Heb. 10:36.\n- When we give God thanks for what He has done, we remind Him of what remains – Luk. 17:11-19\n- This is why thanksgiving must become our lifestyle if we must see prophecies fulfilled in our lives.\n\nWeek 1: UNDERSTANDING THE POWER OF THANKSGIVING – Part 1\n\nWhat is Thanksgiving?\n? Acknowledging God as the one behind the good things around us – Jn. 3:27/ Lk.12:15-20\n\n\n\n\n\nWhy must we give thanks?\n• It is a debt we owe God that we have to pay - 2Thess. 1:3/ Luk. 17:17-19\n\nGod is the source of every blessing, so He deserves our gratitude.\nThanksgiving honors God by acknowledging His goodness and faithfulness.\nIngratitude dishonors God, as it ignores His gracious works.\nThanksgiving reflects a heart of humility, recognizing that what we have is by God's grace rather than our own merit.\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat are we thanking God for?\n? For all His benefits in our lives – Ps. 103:3-5\n? For forgiveness, healings, deliverances and total wellbeing – Ps 103:1-3/ Jn. 10:10\n? For all the blessings we look forward to – Jn. 6:6-11\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"98bab40b-85aa-4444-90de-c43dd9d4b75c","created_at":"2026-08-05T15:16:16.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-05T17:24:17.000Z"},{"id":474,"uuid":"544c8972-b2d1-48b2-9f91-df53ec42f9a0","title":"Pass me not ","excerpts":"Adoration \n\n\nHoly are you lord God almighty\nYou are God from beginning to the end\nWe give glory to the lord he reigns \nYou are yaweh\n................................................................. \n","content":"Adoration \n\n\nHoly are you lord God almighty\nYou are God from beginning to the end\nWe give glory to the lord he reigns \nYou are yaweh\n................................................................. \n\n\nPass me not, O gentle Savior\nHear my humble cry\nWhile on others Thou art calling\nDo not pass me by\n\nSavior, Savior\nHear my humble cry\nWhile on others Thou art calling\nDo not pass me by\n\nLet me at Thy throne of mercy\nFind a sweet relief\nKneeling there in deep contrition\nHelp my unbelief\n\nSavior, Savior\nHear my humble cry\nWhile on others Thou art calling\nDo not pass me by\n\nTrusting only in Thy merit\nWould I seek Thy face\nHeal my wounded, broken spirit\nSave me by Thy grace\n\nSavior, Savior\nHear my humble cry\nWhile on others Thou art calling\nDo not pass me by","encoded_content":"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","username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"song","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":{"type":"Buffer","data":[1,237,145,191,217,6,250,5]},"sync_tracker":"52d59c4e-bdb2-4fea-b3dd-06ce49646593","created_at":"2026-08-01T22:35:13.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-03T00:22:00.000Z"},{"id":471,"uuid":"3799e5cf-948b-4617-a3d9-672049efbfdd","title":"Festival of teatimonies d1","excerpts":"My Father, My Father, we thank You for all that You have done. Thank You for Your mercy, protection, provision, preservation, and countless blessings. Receive all the glory in Jesus' name.\n Psalm 103:1–5\n\n\n2. My Father, My Father, we thank You because even now You are working behind the scenes on our behalf. Thank You for every unseen battle You are winning, every door You are opening, and every testimony You are preparing. Be exalted forever, Lord.\nIsaiah 43:19\n\n\n3. My Father, My Father, we tha","content":"My Father, My Father, we thank You for all that You have done. Thank You for Your mercy, protection, provision, preservation, and countless blessings. Receive all the glory in Jesus' name.\n Psalm 103:1–5\n\n\n2. My Father, My Father, we thank You because even now You are working behind the scenes on our behalf. Thank You for every unseen battle You are winning, every door You are opening, and every testimony You are preparing. Be exalted forever, Lord.\nIsaiah 43:19\n\n\n3. My Father, My Father, we thank You in advance for every miracle, breakthrough, healing, restoration, favour, and divine visitation You have ordained for this gathering and this season. Let Your name alone be glorified.\nJeremiah 33:3\n\n\n\n\n4. My Father, My Father, we thank You because after this season there shall be lasting testimonies, open doors, divine acceleration, and undeniable evidence of Your faithfulness. We bless Your holy name for the victories ahead.\nPhilippians 1:6\n\n\n5.My Father, My Father, we thank You because Your faithfulness never fails. Thank You because Your goodness and mercy will continue to follow us, Your promises will stand, and Your name will be glorified in every area of our lives. To You alone be all the praise forever.\n\n\nScripture: Lamentations 3:22–","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"0a9a6bc1-ee91-4663-aaa4-7be82b8c4f5f","created_at":"2026-07-29T19:01:59.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-29T19:08:41.000Z"},{"id":469,"uuid":"62646198-5944-476c-b997-5bb36e4c9f2d","title":"Hymn","excerpts":"Hymn\n\nBlessed assurance, Jesus is mine\nOh, what a foretaste of glory divine\nHeir of salvation, purchase of God\nBorn of his Spirit, washed in His blood\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\n\nPerfect submission, perfect delight\nVisions of rapture now burst on my sight\nAngels descending bring from above\nEchoes of mercy, whispers of love\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the","content":"Hymn\n\nBlessed assurance, Jesus is mine\nOh, what a foretaste of glory divine\nHeir of salvation, purchase of God\nBorn of his Spirit, washed in His blood\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\n\nPerfect submission, perfect delight\nVisions of rapture now burst on my sight\nAngels descending bring from above\nEchoes of mercy, whispers of love\n\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\nThis is my story, this is my song\nPraising my Savior all the day long\n..,................................................................ \n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"be1fe6b6-f1ae-4cc0-8308-3542e6f17990","created_at":"2026-07-25T21:21:44.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-25T21:21:44.000Z"},{"id":468,"uuid":"058a7c43-fb8a-4210-b778-7b347543b879","title":"Understanding How to Prevail in Prayers for Power","excerpts":" Luke 24:49\n\nPower is essential in the life of every believer. Christianity is not merely about believing in Christ; it is also about living a victorious and effective Christian life through the power of the Holy Spirit. Jesus never intended for His followers to live by human strength alone. Before sending His disciples into the world, He instructed them to wait until they were \"clothed with power from on high\" (Luke 24:49).\n\n\nPower in God's kingdom comes in different dimensions and is given acc","content":" Luke 24:49\n\nPower is essential in the life of every believer. Christianity is not merely about believing in Christ; it is also about living a victorious and effective Christian life through the power of the Holy Spirit. Jesus never intended for His followers to live by human strength alone. Before sending His disciples into the world, He instructed them to wait until they were \"clothed with power from on high\" (Luke 24:49).\n\n\nPower in God's kingdom comes in different dimensions and is given according to God's purpose and the believer's growth. The focus here is the power that enables believers to prevail in prayer and experience God's intervention.\n\n\n\n\nEvery Christian needs God's power because we cannot fulfill God's purpose through human ability alone.\n\n\nThe word power records in the biblr\n (KJV): the word \"power\" appears 272 times. \n (NIV): the word \"power\" appears about 343 \n\n\nThe Bible repeatedly emphasizes God's power—from Genesis to Revelation—showing that God's power creates, saves, delivers, sustains, and empowers His people to fulfill His purposes.\n\n\nthere is the Power for Salvation and Transformation. this makes us free from sin, have new life in Christ and have a transformed character. WHy will Paul say that which i dont want to do does what i do.\n2.power to live a holy life -to have victory over sin,have self control and spiritual growth, A certain power is required\n3.Power for Service and Ministry\nTo preach the gospel, teahc God's word, serve with boldness, build God's kingdom\n4.Power in prayer\nthis is the power that makes prayer effective and brings divine intervention.( prayer to break spiritual barriers, obtain answers to prayer, intercede effectively. Prevail against spiritual opposition.\nPower of the enemy.\n\n\n\nWHY DO I NEED POWER\n1. I Need Power for Things to Work\nLuke 24:49\nJesus told His disciples to remain in Jerusalem until they received power from the Holy Spirit. Although they had walked with Him for three years, they still needed divine empowerment before beginning ministry.\n\nLikewise, prayer and fasting position us to receive fresh empowerment from God. It is not enough to have good intentions or knowledge; we need God's power to make our lives fruitful and effective.\n\n\n\nGod's power enables:\n1.Effective prayer.\n2.Fruitful ministry.\n3.Victory over temptation.\n4.Divine favor and open doors.\n5.Strength to fulfill God's purpose.\n6.Boldness to witness for Christ.\n\n\n\n\n\n2. Without Power, Things Don't Work.\nThroughout Scripture, God consistently worked through people who were empowered by His Spirit.\n\nBiblical Examples:\nMoses could not confront Pharaoh until God empowered him (Exodus 3–14).\nThe disciples preached with boldness only after receiving the Holy Spirit at Pentecost (Acts 2).\nSamson accomplished extraordinary feats because the Spirit of the Lord came upon him (Judges 14:6).\nPeter denied Jesus before Pentecost but became fearless after receiving power from the Holy Spirit (Acts 2–4).\n\nReal-Life Examples\n\n1.A believer may have education, opportunities, or talents, yet struggle to make meaningful progress without God's help.\n2.Many people possess gifts but lack the spiritual power to produce lasting impact.\n3.Prayer becomes effective when accompanied by God's power and presence.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHOW TO PREVAIL IN PRAYERS FOR POWER\n1. Engage a Pure Heart and a Clear \nProverbs 15:8\nProverbs 15:29\nIsaiah 59:1–2\nGod is always willing to answer prayer, but sin creates a barrier between us and Him.\nIsaiah 59:1–2 teaches that God's hand is not too short to save nor His ear too dull to hear. The problem is often unconfessed sin, disobedience, or a compromised heart.\n\nProverbs 15 reminds us that:\nThe sacrifice of the wicked is detestable to the Lord.\nThe prayer of the upright delights Him.\nThe Lord hears the prayer of the righteous.\n\nA pure heart does not mean sinless perfection but a sincere life marked by repentance, obedience, humility, and integrity.\n\nNehemiah's Approach (Nehemiah 1:1–11)\nNehemiah demonstrates how to approach God when seeking divine intervention.\nHis approach included:\nHe began with worship, acknowledging God's greatness (v.5).\nHe confessed both personal and national sins (vv.6–7).\nHe reminded God of His covenant promises (vv.8–9).\nHe presented a specific request (v.11).\nHe depended entirely on God's favor rather than his own ability.\n\nNehemiah's prayer teaches that power flows through humility, repentance, faith, and dependence upon God.\n\n\n\n\n\n2. Be Specific in Prayer\n 1 Kings 3:5–9\nWhen God asked Solomon what he desired, Solomon requested wisdom to govern God's people.\nHe did not pray vague prayers but made a clear, specific request.\n\nSpecific prayers demonstrate:\nFaith.\nClarity.\nDependence on God.\nExpectation of an answer.\nExample: Blind Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46–52)\n\nAlthough Jesus knew Bartimaeus was blind, He still asked, \"What do you want Me to do for you?\"\n\nBartimaeus answered specifically:\"Rabbi, I want to see.\"\n\nBecause he clearly expressed his need in faith, he received his miracle immediately.\nInstead of praying:\"Lord, bless me.\"\n\nPray specifically:\n\"Lord, grant me wisdom for this assignment.\"\n\"Lord, open doors for employment.\"\n\"Lord, empower me to overcome this temptation.\"\n\"Lord, fill me afresh with the Holy Spirit.\"\n\"Lord, give me boldness to share the gospel.\"\n\nSpecific prayers are easier to recognize when God answers.\n\n\n\n\n\nthe wrongs ways we pray:\n1.Praying with unconfessed sin\n2.Wrong motives\n3.Without faith\n4.To impress people\n5.Empty repetition\n6.Unforgiveness\n7.Doubt and double-mindedness\n8.Disobedience\n9.Giving up too soon\n10.Vague requests\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"380d1049-b5a5-420a-ad92-b1efdc548b0d","created_at":"2026-07-22T15:19:47.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-22T15:47:19.000Z"},{"id":467,"uuid":"2fa68f05-8a9c-4a96-afbe-250fdfd9d757","title":"Songs","excerpts":"All the saints and angels\nThey bow before Your throne\nAll the elders cast their crowns\nBefore the Lamb of God and sing\n\nYou are worthy of it all\nYou are worthy of it all\nFor from You are all things\nAnd to You are all things\nYou deserve the glory\n\nAll the saints and angels\nBow before Your throne\nAll the elders cast their crowns\nBefore the Lamb of God and sing\n\nYou are worthy of it all\nYou are worthy of it all\nFor from You are all things\nAnd to You are all things\nYou deserve the glory\n\n8x\nDay and ","content":"All the saints and angels\nThey bow before Your throne\nAll the elders cast their crowns\nBefore the Lamb of God and sing\n\nYou are worthy of it all\nYou are worthy of it all\nFor from You are all things\nAnd to You are all things\nYou deserve the glory\n\nAll the saints and angels\nBow before Your throne\nAll the elders cast their crowns\nBefore the Lamb of God and sing\n\nYou are worthy of it all\nYou are worthy of it all\nFor from You are all things\nAnd to You are all things\nYou deserve the glory\n\n8x\nDay and night, night and day, let incense arise\nDay and night, night and day, let incense arise\nDay and night, night and day, let incense arise\nDay and night, night and day, let incense arise\nDay and night, night and day\n\nYou are worthy of it all\nYou are worthy of it all, Jesus\nFor from You are all things\nAnd to You are all things\nYou deserve the glory\nYou are worthy, You are worthy\n\n Hymn\nCaptain of Israel's host, and Guide\nof all who seek the land above,\nbeneath Your shadow we abide,\nthe cloud of Your protecting love;\nour strength, Your grace; our rule,\nYour word; our end, the glory of the Lord.\n\n2 By Your unerring Spirit led,\nwe shall not in the desert stray;\nwe shall not full direction need,\nnor miss our providential way;\nas far from danger as from fear,\nwhile love, almighty love is near.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPraise\n- I’ll praise in the valley\n- ahh ehhh this king God another no dey\n- Carry me dey go\n- When you see me dance I dance like a winner man\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"1db45131-3356-4180-a5b1-932365d298a6","created_at":"2026-07-18T18:17:12.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-18T21:02:08.000Z"},{"id":465,"uuid":"04713ed7-abe6-4205-a3db-2518190b611c","title":"","excerpts":"\n\nprov 10:15\nThe wealth of the rich is their fortified city, but poverty is the ruin of the poor.\n\nBy the blood of Jesus, I disconnect myself and my household from every foundation of poverty.\nI receive divine wisdom, favor, and opportunities for increase.\nFrom today, I walk in divine provision — my hands shall not lack good things, and my storehouse shall overflow.\n\nEvery limitation placed on my finances be broken, in the mighty name of Jesus!”\n\nDeuteronomy 8:18 (NIV)\n“But remember the Lord you","content":"\n\nprov 10:15\nThe wealth of the rich is their fortified city, but poverty is the ruin of the poor.\n\nBy the blood of Jesus, I disconnect myself and my household from every foundation of poverty.\nI receive divine wisdom, favor, and opportunities for increase.\nFrom today, I walk in divine provision — my hands shall not lack good things, and my storehouse shall overflow.\n\nEvery limitation placed on my finances be broken, in the mighty name of Jesus!”\n\nDeuteronomy 8:18 (NIV)\n“But remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth, and so confirms his covenant...”\n\nGenesis 26:12–14 (KJV)\n“Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year an hundredfold: and the Lord blessed him.\nAnd the man waxed great, and went forward, and grew until he became very great:\nFor he had possession of flocks, and possession of herds, and great store of servants: and the Philistines envied him.”\n\n\nIn the name of Jesus, I receive the blessing of Isaac — prosperity in famine, multiplication without measure, favor in strange lands, and the grace to open new wells.\nLet every dry land around me yield increase.\n\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------\n“They all plotted together to come and fight against Jerusalem and stir up trouble against it.” — Nehemiah 4:8\n\n\nJeremiah 6:16\nMy father my father show the paths in life anddestiny where to walk in , to find rest.\n\n\nMy father my father whatever anyone in my bloodline has done and i am bearing consequencies, by your mercies exempt , le the power blood of Jesus ransom me and and household\nGal 6:7 whatever one sows , that will he aalso.\n\n\nJudges 15:\n\n\n2 samuel 3:1\nThe war between the house of Saul and house David lasted a long time.\nDavid grew stronger and stronger, while the house of Saul grew weaker and weaker\nMf father every make my enemies and adversary weaker and weaker and make me and my household stronger and stronger.\n\n\nzech 1:18-21\nEvery horn in my bloodline, my workplace, community that risen against me , and because of that no one is able to rise or lift his held. by Spirit of revelation and strenght of your word, release craftsmen to terrify them away\n\n\nJoel 2:19\ngrain, new grain and new oil\ngrain - daily sustenance, God's provision\nnew oil- prosperity and gladness\noil - used for cooking, lighting lamps, medecine n anointing = health, blessings\nmy father send us grain i n my household need for daily sustenance,\n\n\n2 cor 3:18\nLord make a living tetsimony of your grace and your glory\n\n\nO Lord give me a sweatless victory:\nmeaning victory that comes by God's power not human strength\n\nO Lord give me victory that reveals your power.Fight my battles and make a way where human strength is not enough.\n\n\nEvery familiariar spirit behind the scenes working against all that concern, we arrest in the name of jesus, let it be send to abysss to await for judgements\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"b4f60f4a-9092-4363-88b8-92d061fc8956","created_at":"2026-07-16T20:49:08.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-16T21:43:20.000Z"},{"id":464,"uuid":"ec5de396-54ad-4a13-ac92-e44d42040e21","title":"Understanding how to Prevail in Prayers","excerpts":"Why do I need power :\nImagine a tug-of-war competition. Two teams are pulling in opposite directions.\n\nThe team with greater strength and better coordination gains the advantage.\nIt doesn't matter how determined the weaker team is; without sufficient power, they will eventually be pulled across the line.\nGood intentions, strategy, or enthusiasm cannot replace strength.\n\nLife is full of opposing forces temptation, fear, discouragement, trials, and spiritual opposition. If we try to face them in o","content":"Why do I need power :\nImagine a tug-of-war competition. Two teams are pulling in opposite directions.\n\nThe team with greater strength and better coordination gains the advantage.\nIt doesn't matter how determined the weaker team is; without sufficient power, they will eventually be pulled across the line.\nGood intentions, strategy, or enthusiasm cannot replace strength.\n\nLife is full of opposing forces temptation, fear, discouragement, trials, and spiritual opposition. If we try to face them in our own strength, we become exhausted and are easily overcome.\n\n\n\nevery christian who wants to win , be victorious in this place we called earth....POWER IS THE REMEDY\nThat is why God tells us:\n\"Be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might.\" (Ephesians 6:10)\n\n\n\nJesus also said:\n\"Behold, I give you the authority... over all the power of the enemy.\" (Luke 10:19)\n\n\n\n\n\n\"Victory in the Christian life is not determined by how hard we pull, but by whose strength we are pulling with. Our strength is limited, but God's power is unlimited.\"\n\n\n\n\nREASONS WE NEED POWER:\n- I need power to conquer all the resistances of the enemy in this year. Lk 10:19 , Eph 6:10-12\n- The power of God confront devils and conquer them.\nwe can confront devils but to conquesr you need an advantage to do that.\nWho are the \"devils\" the power of God confronts?\n\nThe power of God confronts and overcomes:\n\nDemonic powers (evil spirits)-Jesus cast out demons and gave His disciples authority over them.\nScriptures: Luke 10:17–19; Mark 1:34; Acts 10:38.\nThe works of Satan -The devil seeks to steal, kill, and destroy, but Christ came to destroy the works of the devil.\nScriptures: John 10:10; 1 John 3:8.\nSpiritual forces of evil -Our struggle is against unseen spiritual powers, not against people.\nScriptures: Ephesians 6:12; Colossians 2:15.  \n\n\n\n\nTo prevail in prayers for power :\n? We must engage a cry of the Spirit or pray in tongues alwaysly – Rom 8:26-27, Luk. 9:28-29/ Luk. 22:44\n? A cry of the Spirit commits God to respond, because praying in the Spirit is praying according to the will of God – Rom. 8:26-27/ 1 Jn 5:14\n? We must approach His throne with boldness – Heb. 4:16\n?Elijah was a bold intercessor – 1 Kgs 18:21-40\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"db8e70fc-7c29-4aa3-9d99-acb4dd725406","created_at":"2026-07-15T15:34:58.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-15T16:51:34.000Z"},{"id":463,"uuid":"3b24e6c4-9b03-4386-b093-2670bbebab86","title":"HAVING REST THROUGH THE ALTAR OF PRAYER AND FASTING PT2","excerpts":"HAVING REST THROUGH THE ALTAR OF PRAYER AND FASTING PT2\n\n- Scriptures makes it clear that fasting and prayers is one of the covenant platforms to have rest. 1kings 5:4, Mk11:24, Matt 17:21 \n1kings 5:4 \"But now the LORD my God has given me rest on every side, so that there is neither adversary nor misfortune.\"(nkjv)\nAccording to scripture Rest is given by God, how can ther be neither adversary nor misfortune\nmark 11:24 \"Therefore I say unto you, whatever things you desire, when you pray, believe ","content":"HAVING REST THROUGH THE ALTAR OF PRAYER AND FASTING PT2\n\n- Scriptures makes it clear that fasting and prayers is one of the covenant platforms to have rest. 1kings 5:4, Mk11:24, Matt 17:21 \n1kings 5:4 \"But now the LORD my God has given me rest on every side, so that there is neither adversary nor misfortune.\"(nkjv)\nAccording to scripture Rest is given by God, how can ther be neither adversary nor misfortune\nmark 11:24 \"Therefore I say unto you, whatever things you desire, when you pray, believe that you will receive them, and you shall have them.\"(nkjv)\n\nmatthew 17:21 But this kind goes not out but by prayer and fasting.(nkjv)\n\n\n\n\n- Prayer and fasting is the main channel through which every kingdom endeavours are channelled.\n- in this teaching we shall be focusing on how fasting and prayers directly leads to generation of power with God\n- what is power with God\n- understand secrets of power with God\n- understand the impact of power\n- People have different types of power – financial power, political power, and even occultic power\nBut people who have power with God are very few\n- one of the platforms through which we generate power with God is through the altar of fasting and prayers.\nScriptural examples:\nA. Jesus example: Lk 4:1-2, 14-15\nB. Jacob example: Gen 32:24-28\n\nWHAT IS POWER WITH GOD\n\nIt is the capacity to influence things in the spirit and cause God to move when He needs to move\n\nWHAT ARE THE SECRETS OF POWER WITH GOD?\n1. Consecration (Gen. 32:24; 12:1)\nThere is a company you cannot be comfortable with\nThere is a dimension of power you cannot see, if your life is crowded with the wrong people\n\n2. Isolation with God (2 Cor. 3:18)\nThere is season where you isolate yourself with God, when God impregnates you with His power.\nIsolation for Reposition\n\n3. Desperation of heart (Matt. 5:6; Ps. 63:1-2)\n\n4. Supplication with a fighting spirit (Gen. 32:24)\nThere is no force without a fight\n\n5. Determination to stay until results are found (Gen 27: 30-40, Job 14:14)\n\nWHAT IS THE OUTCOME OF POWER WITH GOD?\n1. The breaking of evil cycles. Gen 32:24-28\n\n2. The breaking of curses. 1 Chro 4: 9-10\n\n3. The breaking out of limitations. Isa 58:6\n\n4. Breaking forth in power (Gen. 32:28)\n\n5. Breaking into the destiny of royalty (dominion) Ecl 8:4\nYou may be offline or with limited connectivity. Try downloading instead.","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"1700b3bc-8045-4875-85f0-82ac26699757","created_at":"2026-07-11T22:26:31.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-12T00:04:58.000Z"},{"id":459,"uuid":"6f20729a-cbda-4643-bad8-13f500abec55","title":"WEEK 5 : WORKING FOR GOD PAYS-Exo.23:25-26","excerpts":"? Guarantees express answers to prayers – Isa. 58:9/ Jn. 15:16\nEvery employer has conditions they give to their employees inorder to rewarder,some are cheats. The only Employer who gives you much than you deserve when we work for him is God.He is not wicked master like the servant who did not profit with what was given him said.\nFunny enough we take this employer for granted when when there is no reward we complain. The only employer who will not give you resignation letter when you flout the ru","content":"? Guarantees express answers to prayers – Isa. 58:9/ Jn. 15:16\nEvery employer has conditions they give to their employees inorder to rewarder,some are cheats. The only Employer who gives you much than you deserve when we work for him is God.He is not wicked master like the servant who did not profit with what was given him said.\nFunny enough we take this employer for granted when when there is no reward we complain. The only employer who will not give you resignation letter when you flout the rules/law is God though you might not earn the reward.\n\n\nWe are guaranteed express answers when we work for God not when we wish for things. We work for God according to Isaiah 58:9 :\n1. Removing oppression and injustice.\n2. Treating people with compassion.\n3. Feeding the hungry.\n4. Caring for the poor and needy.\n5. Speaking truthfully and avoiding harmful speech.\n\n\nOnly then does God promise blessings, including express answers to prayers:\nGuidance.\nHealing and restoration.\nProtection.\nA close relationship with Him.\nPrompt responses to their prayers: \"Then you will call, and the LORD will answer.\"\n\n\nso is not being religious that guarantees express answers to prayer, for those coming to church alone, who being in a church department . We are talking about working for God in his lens:\nPsalm50:15 \"And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver you, and you shall glorify me.\"(nkjv)\n\nMany scriptures makes us to understand that God is more than willing to hear us, but the truth of the matter is it is centered on covenant or platform of working\n\n\njohn 15:16 \"You have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that you should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever you shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it to you.\"(nkjv)\n\n\nAccording to John 15:16, the core work of God's people is to bear lasting fruit. The promise that \"whatever you ask the Father in My name He may give you\" is connected to that mission, not presented as an isolated promise.\n\n\nGod chooses His people.\nSalvation and calling begin with Christ's initiative.\nGod appoints them for a purpose.\nThey are not chosen merely to receive blessings but to fulfill God's mission.\nThe purpose is to bear fruit that lasts.\nThis is the central assignment.\nGod promises to answer prayers that support that mission.\nThe promise about prayer follows the purpose of bearing fruit.\n\nWhat is \"fruit\"?\nIn the context of John 15, fruit includes several things:\nChristlike character, as believers remain in Christ.\nObedience to Christ's commands.\nLove for one another (John 15:12, 17).\nLeading others to Christ and making disciples.\nWorks that glorify God and have lasting spiritual value.\nThe connection with prayer\n\n\n? Secures access to our high places – Isa. 58:14/ Hab. 3:2-4,19\nisaiah 58:14 \"Then shall you delight yourself in the LORD; and I will cause you to ride upon the heights of the earth, and feed you with the heritage of Jacob your father: for the mouth of the LORD has spoken it.\"(nkjv)\n\n\nWhat does it mean to \"delight yourself in the LORD\"?\nTo delight in the Lord means to find your greatest joy, satisfaction, and pleasure in God Himself rather than merely in what He gives.\n\nIt involves:\n1. Enjoying fellowship with God. You value His presence more than material blessings.\n2. Loving His ways. You take pleasure in obeying His commands because you trust His wisdom.\n3. Trusting His will. You are content with His purposes, even when they differ from your own plans.\n4 Honoring Him. Earlier in Isaiah 58:13, God says that delight is connected with honoring the Sabbath—not treating it as a burden but as an opportunity to honor Him. This reflects a heart that values God above personal convenience.\n\n\n\nVerses 13–14 say that if God's people honor Him and seek His ways instead of pursuing only their own interests, then:\nThey will delight themselves in the Lord.\nGod will exalt and sustain them (\"ride on the high hills of the earth\").\nThey will enjoy His covenant blessings (\"the heritage of Jacob\").\n\n\n\nhabakkuk 3:2 ,2 \"O LORD, I have heard your speech, and was afraid: O LORD, revive your work in the midst of the years, in the midst of the years make it known; in wrath remember mercy.\",3 \"God came from Teman, and the Holy One from mount Paran. Selah. His glory covered the heavens, and the earth was full of his praise.\",4 And his brightness was as the light; he had rays flashing out of his hand: and there was his power hidden.(nkjv)\n\n\n\nHabakkuk 3:2–4, 19 – God Revives His Work and Strengthens His Servants\nHabakkuk begins by acknowledging God's greatness and praying, \"Revive Your work... in wrath remember mercy\" (vv. 2–4). He longs to see God reveal His power and glory again as He did in the past. The prophet recognizes that God's power is limitless, and he appeals to His mercy even in times of judgment. Because Habakkuk's heart is centered on God's work rather than his own interests, he is confident that God Himself will be his strength. Therefore, he declares in verse 19, \"The LORD God is my strength; He will make my feet like deer's feet, and He will make me walk on my high hills.\" This teaches that those who seek God's purposes and trust His power can depend on Him for the strength, stability, and ability to accomplish the work He has entrusted to them.\n\n\n? Guarantees divine exemption from the evil day – Mal. 3:17-18/ Mal. 4:1-4\nIn Malachi 3:17–18 and Malachi 4:1–4, the \"evil day\" refers to a time when God brings judgment upon sin, rebellion, or wickedness, while preserving those who fear Him and remain faithful. It can refer to both immediate acts of judgment in history and the ultimate Day of the Lord.\n\nAn evil day is a season of:\nDivine judgment.\nCalamity or disaster.\nNational or personal crisis.\nSevere testing or tribulation.\nAny period when the consequences of sin are being manifested.\n\nMalachi contrasts two groups:\nThose who fear the Lord and serve Him(work for him).\nThose who reject Him and do evil.\n\n\n\nGod promises:\n\"They shall be Mine... I will spare them as a man spares his own son who serves him.\" (Malachi 3:17)\nThis does not necessarily mean believers never experience hardship. Rather, it means God knows His own, preserves\n\n\n\n? Secures establishment in the faith – Jn. 15:2/ Luk. 13:6-9\nIn John 15:2, Jesus says:\n\"Every branch in Me that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit.\"\nPruning represents God's loving discipline, correction, and training. By removing whatever hinders spiritual growth, God helps believers become stronger and more fruitful. This process establishes them in the faith.\n\n\n\nunlike the devil he does not give time, he will gives you something,use you and kill\n\n\nGod establishes believers in the faith by:\nPruning away spiritual hindrances.\nCorrecting and disciplining them in love.\nProviding His Word, the Holy Spirit, and opportunities for growth.\nPatiently giving them time to mature and bear lasting fruit.\n\n\n\n\n\nPlatform for Kingdom Advancement Stewardship:\n? Praying for supernatural intervention for the needs of members to be met so they can abide in the faith for life – Psa. 23:6/ Eph. 6:8\n\nGod’s goodness (Psalm 23:6) and His faithful reward (Ephesians 6:8) work together to ensure that believers are sustained, established, and empowered to continue in faith and service throughout life. platform for Kingdom Advancement Stewardship” means:\n\nGod supplies needs so believers can remain steady in faith.\nHis provision supports spiritual endurance and service.\nAnswered prayer for members’ needs strengthens the church and advances God’s work.\nFaithful stewardship leads to continued impact in the Kingdom.\n\n\n\n? Stay committed to kingdom care covenant as a life style – Gal. 6:2,10/ Luk. 10:29-30\nGod calls His people to a continuous lifestyle of love in action—bearing burdens, doing good when possible, and showing mercy like the Good Samaritan—so that the Kingdom of God is expressed through practical care for others. A “kingdom care covenant lifestyle” means:\nChoosing to consistently care for others in need.\nSeeing every believer as a responsibility and opportunity for love.\nPracticing compassion as a daily expression of faith.\nReflecting Christ’s mercy through action, not just words.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat to do for our stewardship to qualify for rewards:\n? We must serve God Diligently – Pro. 14:23/ 1 Cor. 15:10/ Heb. 11:6\nDiligent service means faithfully and consistently working for God with dependence on His grace and persistent faith, knowing that God Himself rewards those who sincerely and continually seek Him. To qualify for rewards in stewardship:\nServe God with consistent effort and seriousness (Proverbs 14:23).\nRely on God’s grace, not self-strength (1 Corinthians 15:10).\nMaintain faithful pursuit of God (Hebrews 11:6).\n\n\n\n\n\n? Our service must be love motivated – Jhn. 14:21/ 1Cor. 2:9/ 1 Cor. 13:3\n\nJohn 14:21 -“He who has My commandments and keeps them, it is he who loves Me…”\n\nJesus shows that:\nObedience is proof of love.\nService flows from a heart that loves Christ.\nLoving God is not just emotional—it is practical obedience.\n\n\n\n\n\n1 Corinthians 13:3-“Though I bestow all my goods… and have not love, it profits me nothing.”\nThis means:\nEven great sacrifices are meaningless without love, Service without love has no eternal value.\nLove is the foundation that gives meaning to all ministry.\n\nGod values love as the motive behind all service. Without love, even great works lose their spiritual value, but when service is driven by love for Christ, it becomes meaningful, acceptable, and rewarded by God.\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"81d98b7f-d551-4380-8eb7-ea39359ce0f0","created_at":"2026-06-27T12:55:56.000Z","updated_at":"2026-06-27T23:00:39.000Z"},{"id":450,"uuid":"8fd7d9cd-5d3b-4615-9912-3b0a788d2ef6","title":"HONORING GOD'S SERVANTS","excerpts":"Honor: A Kingdom Principle\nMain Text :1 Timothy 5:17\n\n\n\nGod's Kingdom operates on principles; Salvation is by grace. The Kingdom functions by principles.\nFaith is a principle.\nGiving is a principle.\nObedience is a principle.\nHonor is a principle.\n\n\n\nMany believers understand faith and giving. Few understand honor. Yet honor determines what you receive from God.\nYou cannot dishonor what God sends and still receive what God placed in it.\n\n\n\nWHAT IS HONOR?\nRomans 13:7\n\"Honor to whom honor is due.\"\n","content":"Honor: A Kingdom Principle\nMain Text :1 Timothy 5:17\n\n\n\nGod's Kingdom operates on principles; Salvation is by grace. The Kingdom functions by principles.\nFaith is a principle.\nGiving is a principle.\nObedience is a principle.\nHonor is a principle.\n\n\n\nMany believers understand faith and giving. Few understand honor. Yet honor determines what you receive from God.\nYou cannot dishonor what God sends and still receive what God placed in it.\n\n\n\nWHAT IS HONOR?\nRomans 13:7\n\"Honor to whom honor is due.\"\n\nDefinition\nHonor = placing value on something.\nAnything you value, you protect. You prioritize it.,You invest in it.,You celebrate it., You sacrifice for it.\n\n\n\nPeople do not dishonor because they hate.\nOften they are dishonored because they do not recognize value.\n\n\n2 Corinthians 4:7\n\"Treasure in earthen vessels.\"\n\nWe see the vessel; God sees the treasure.\nHonor sees the grace; dishonor sees only the humanity.\n\n\n\nWhen you only see the man, you miss the grace on the man.\n\n\n\n\n\nHONOR IS A KINGDOM PRINCIPLE\nExodus 20:12 - \"Honor thy father and thy mother.\"\nThe first commandment with a promise. Not merely obedience. Honor.\nThe reason is that honor attracts blessings and dishonor blocks blessings.\n\nPrinciple\n\nWhere honor flows:\nFavor flows, grace flows, and Blessing flows\nin the story of David & Saul, Saul was wrong. Saul chased David. Saul wanted David dead.\nYet David said, \"I will not touch the Lord's anointed.\"\n\nHonor is not agreement. Honor is recognition of God's order.\n\n\n\nYou can disagree with authority without dishonoring authority. Some people say:\"I respect God but not pastors.\"\n\nHow do you honor the God you cannot see while dishonoring the servant He sent whom you can see?\n\n\n\n\n\nWHY SHOULD WE HONOR GOD'S SERVANTS?\n1. THEY LABOR AMONG US 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13\n\"Know them which labour among you...\"\n\nPeople see:\nOne hour preaching.\n\nPeople don't see:\nHours studying, hours praying, fasting, counseling, tears, and Spiritual warfare.\n\n2. THEY WATCH OVER OUR SOULS\n\nHebrews 13:17 \"They watch for your souls.\"\n\n\n\n3. THEY FIGHT BATTLES WE DO NOT SEE\n\nWhile praying for your family, theirs may be under attack.\nWhile helping you through crisis, they may be fighting one.\nWhile encouraging you, they may need encouragement.\n\n\n\n\n\nWHY SHOULD WE GIVE TO GOD'S SERVANTS?\n\n1 Corinthians 9:11 \"If we have sown spiritual things...\"\n\nGalatians 6:6 Those taught the Word should share with those who teach.\n\nHonor that stays only in words is incomplete honor.\n\n\n\nHOW DO WE HONOR GOD'S SERVANTS?\n\nNumbers 12 - Miriam and Aaron against Moses. \n1. Reverence is not worship.\nReverence is recognizing divine assignment.\n\n\n\n2. Through Obedience - 3 John 4\n\"No greater joy...\" A pastor's greatest joy is seeing transformed lives.\n\nHonor is not saying \"Amen.\" Honor is practicing what is taught.\n\n\n3. Through Prayer Paul's Request \"Brethren, pray for us.\"\nHow many times have you asked pastor to pray for you?\nHow many times have you prayed for pastor?\n\n\n\nThose who carry many people need many prayers.\n\na ship engine tells you how many people the ship it can carry and also how fast and far it can go\n\n\n4. Through Material Support\n\nQueen of Sheba honored Solomon with gifts. Prophets often received offerings.\nHonor was expressed practically. Statement\n\n\n\n\nTHE REWARD OF HONOR\nMatthew 10:41 - \"Receive a prophet... receive a prophet's reward.\"\nPrinciple\nHonor positions you to receive.\nDishonor closes doors.\nHonor opens doors.\nHonor must become tangible.\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"a2a053e2-3c9c-4309-8524-19047e3ef75b","created_at":"2026-05-31T08:32:13.000Z","updated_at":"2026-05-31T09:04:49.000Z"},{"id":369,"uuid":"ffc91b6b-8afa-4ed0-bb3d-6e3618eac490","title":"Introduction:","excerpts":"Introduction:\n“Nevertheless I tell you the truth; It is expedient (profitable) for you that I go away: for if I go not away, the Comforter will not come unto you; but if I depart, I will send him unto you.” (Jn. 16:7)\nThe benefits of the Holy Ghost are numerous and the more we understand these benefits the better we will appropriate them for profitable living.\n\nWeek 1 : UNDERSTANDING THE BENEFITS OF THE HOLY GHOST – Part 1\nThe Prayer Benefits\n• The Holy Ghost helps our infirmities in prayers – R","content":"Introduction:\n“Nevertheless I tell you the truth; It is expedient (profitable) for you that I go away: for if I go not away, the Comforter will not come unto you; but if I depart, I will send him unto you.” (Jn. 16:7)\nThe benefits of the Holy Ghost are numerous and the more we understand these benefits the better we will appropriate them for profitable living.\n\nWeek 1 : UNDERSTANDING THE BENEFITS OF THE HOLY GHOST – Part 1\nThe Prayer Benefits\n• The Holy Ghost helps our infirmities in prayers – Rom. 8:26-27\n• He knows the mind of God and can guide us to pray according to the will of God – 1Cor. 2:11,16/ 1Jn. 5:14-15\n• He gives us the prayer language – the unknown tongue by which we can communicate mysteries to God – 1Cor. 14:2\n• We can’t pray amiss with the help of the Holy Spirit because He always prays according to the will of God – Rom. 8:26/ Jam. 4:3\n• He supplies the energy required in prayer – Rom. 8:11/ Lk. 22:43-44\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"960268a4-b95a-4494-b30f-623d57bd0008,1f28874a-9d85-4883-806c-012e0d34ec50","created_at":"2026-04-01T14:43:34.000Z","updated_at":"2026-04-01T19:40:09.000Z"},{"id":352,"uuid":"09567e09-5fa4-4488-a288-e87b18948733","title":"Understanding How To Grow Your Faith","excerpts":"It is what every virtues in the kingdom is added to (2 Pe 1:5: \"And for this reason, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge\").\n\n\nFaith grows by the word and has capacity for growth. \nRomans 10:17 - Growth happensas we continually hear the word of God\nwhat you hear doesn’t just pass through your ears—it shapes your inner life.\n\nHow hearing becomes an “entrance to the soul”1. Words plant seeds\nWhen you hear something repeatedly—whether truth, fear, encouragement, o","content":"It is what every virtues in the kingdom is added to (2 Pe 1:5: \"And for this reason, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge\").\n\n\nFaith grows by the word and has capacity for growth. \nRomans 10:17 - Growth happensas we continually hear the word of God\nwhat you hear doesn’t just pass through your ears—it shapes your inner life.\n\nHow hearing becomes an “entrance to the soul”1. Words plant seeds\nWhen you hear something repeatedly—whether truth, fear, encouragement, or negativity—it settles in your mind and eventually reaches your heart. Over time, it forms beliefs.\n\n2. Hearing influences faith (or doubt)\nHearing truth ? builds faith\nHearing lies or negativity ? builds fear, confusion, or doubt\nThat’s why sermons, teachings, music, and conversations can deeply affect a person spiritually.\n\n3. It moves from ear > mind > heart > life\nWhat you hear:\nEnters your ears\nIs processed in your mind\nSettles in your heart (soul)\nShows up in your actions\n\n4. Repetition makes it powerful\nOne-time hearing may not change much, but repeated exposure shapes your inner world.\n\n\nB. Faith grows  by prayer\nPrayer is like fertilizer for faith psalm 119:18\n\n\n\n\nUNDERSTANDING HOW TO GROW YOUR FAITH FOR TRIUMPH\n- One must keep the joy of the Lord alive in himself\n- It is with Joy we access revelation – Isa. 12:3/ Psa. 16:11\n- One must connect with the ministry of anointed teachers – Isa. 30:20-21/ Eph. 4:4-8/ Job 33:23-24\n\n\nThe faith that works must be:\n• Action-Driven faith – Jam. 2:14-24/ Mak. 2:1-12/ Mat. 9:21-22\n• Good Conscience-Based Faith – 1 Tim. 1:19/ 1 Tim. 3:9/ Jer. 17:8-10\nBut what is Unique about Bible Faith?\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"00d2d2a8-6095-4c28-8ea9-278924df748d","created_at":"2026-03-28T23:19:07.000Z","updated_at":"2026-03-29T09:16:50.000Z"},{"id":301,"uuid":"f75bdf76-befd-43cd-ad93-4ce956ca335d","title":"Understanding the Power of Vision – Part 3","excerpts":"Why Do We Need Vision?\nTo commit our ways to the Lord for our glorious destiny in Christ to be realized – Ps. 37:5\nPs 37:5\n5 Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.\nWe should always remember that God will only back up His plan in our lives and not our plans – Jonah Chapts 1-3/ 1 Thess. 5:24\n\n\nHow to Access God’s Vision for Our Lives\n-Be spiritually watchful – Hab. 2:1-3\n-maintaining active spiritual alertness\n-Discerning the Times: Being aware of the moral","content":"Why Do We Need Vision?\nTo commit our ways to the Lord for our glorious destiny in Christ to be realized – Ps. 37:5\nPs 37:5\n5 Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.\nWe should always remember that God will only back up His plan in our lives and not our plans – Jonah Chapts 1-3/ 1 Thess. 5:24\n\n\nHow to Access God’s Vision for Our Lives\n-Be spiritually watchful – Hab. 2:1-3\n-maintaining active spiritual alertness\n-Discerning the Times: Being aware of the moral and spiritual climate, avoiding deception, and understanding the times\nSelf-Control & Stability: Standing firm in faith and maintaining mental alertness to avoid being caught off guard.\nYou must come up either. Rev 4;1\n\n\n \n-Key Aspects of \"Come Up Hither\":\nDivine Call to Action: It is a command to rise above worldly noise, distractions, and carnal perspectives to see things from a heavenly viewpoint.\nSpiritual Transformation: This journey involves altering one's consciousness and expanding understanding through increased illumination.\nRevelation of Secrets:\nThe invitation is accompanied by a promise to be shown \"things which must be hereafter,\" unlocking divine strategies for life and ministry.\nHigher Authority: It represents a shift from a lower, struggling existence to a place of power, where one operates in greater dimensions of grace and encounters fewer struggles.\nFocus on Intimacy: It is a call to deeper fellowship, requiring hunger and persistence in seeking God.\nHab 2:1-3\nI will stand upon my watch, and set me upon the tower, and will watch to see what he will say unto me, and what I shall answer when I am reproved. 2 And the LORD answered me, and said, Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it. 3 For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.\nContinue to study in search of relevant facts – Dan. 11:32\nDan 11:32\n32 And such as do wickedly against the covenant shall he corrupt by flatteries: but the people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits.\n\nBiblical Proofs of a true Vision\nGod goes before you – Jn 10:4-5/ Is 45:1-3\nJohn 10:4-5\n4 And when he putteth forth his own sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep follow him: for they know his voice. 5 And a \nGod goes with you – Mat. 28:20/ Heb. 13:5\nMatt 28:20\nHeb 13:5 -5 Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.\nYou enjoy divine presence – Ps.23:1-5 / Jn 10:4\nPs 23\nThe LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. 3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever.\nJohn 10:4\n4 And when he putteth forth his own sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep follow him: for they know his voice.\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"871e50c9-bb2a-43b3-91af-7594c1a5fa1c","created_at":"2026-02-22T00:12:17.000Z","updated_at":"2026-02-22T06:53:27.000Z"},{"id":245,"uuid":"f43907a0-4c4b-4d0a-a3fd-58db8102ebb6","title":"PERSONAL WARFARE PRAYER POINTS 2:00","excerpts":"\n“Father, open my eyes. Anything pretending, anything cloaked, anything whispering in shadows—let it be exposed.”\nScripture: “For nothing is hidden that will not be disclosed.” — Luke 8:17\n\n\n2.Every spiritual weight slowing me down—break now.\n“Anything dragging my spirit, draining strength, or pulling me backward—let it fall off.”\nScripture: “…let us lay aside every weight…” — Hebrews 12:1\n\n\n3. I shut down every voice speaking defeat over my destiny.\n“Every voice that doesn’t sound like You—sile","content":"\n“Father, open my eyes. Anything pretending, anything cloaked, anything whispering in shadows—let it be exposed.”\nScripture: “For nothing is hidden that will not be disclosed.” — Luke 8:17\n\n\n2.Every spiritual weight slowing me down—break now.\n“Anything dragging my spirit, draining strength, or pulling me backward—let it fall off.”\nScripture: “…let us lay aside every weight…” — Hebrews 12:1\n\n\n3. I shut down every voice speaking defeat over my destiny.\n“Every voice that doesn’t sound like You—silence it permanently.”\nScripture: “My sheep hear my voice…” — John 10:27\n\n4.Any cycle in my life that did not come from You—scatter.\n“Lord, break every repetitive battle, delay, or confusion.”\nScripture: “The yoke will be destroyed because of the anointing.” — Isaiah 10:27\n\n\n5. Father, separate me from anyone assigned to drain me.\nDisconnect me from draining, discouraging, or destiny-twisting connections.”\nScripture: “Do not be misled: bad company corrupts good character.” — 1 Corinthians 15:33\n\n6.Lord, let every closed door meant for me open by fire.\nWhatever is resisting me without cause—bow to Your authority.”\nScripture: “He opens doors no one can shut.” — Revelation 3:7–8\n\n\n7.I reclaim every place where I lost peace, confidence, or clarity.\nRestore what fear, pain, or distraction stole from me.”\nScripture: “I will restore to you the years…” — Joel 2:25\n\n8.Every spiritual attack against my mind—backfire.\nLord, stabilize my thoughts. Shut down anxiety, confusion, pressure.”\nScripture: “You will keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on You.” — Isaiah 26:3\n\n9.Father, uproot every seed of doubt planted in my spirit.\nNo more hesitation. No more fear-based decisions.”\nScripture: “God has not given us a spirit of fear…” — 2 Timothy 1:7\n\n\n10. Lord, amplify Your voice in my life.\n“Make Your whisper louder than all the noise around me.”\nScripture: “You will hear a voice behind you saying, ‘This is the way, walk in it.’” — Isaiah 30:21\n\nWhy it matters:\nIn a noisy world, discernment is survival. If you can hear God clearly, you’ll avoid traps, move boldly, and make destiny-aligned decisions. His voice is your 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how to prevail in prayers for deliverance","excerpts":"Satan wants to manipulate everything, and understanding how to prevail in prayer for deliverance becomes an important area we have to look at.\nJeremiah 1:5 -Jeremiah knew his calling (destiny) and walked in it.\nThe destiny of every child of God is predetermined. the predetermined destiny must be known and walked in for one to say he or she has fulfilled destiny. 2 Tim 4:7-8  \nApostle Paul made us know that in his calling he fought and kept the faith.\nIn keeping his faith, fasting and prayers wer","content":"Satan wants to manipulate everything, and understanding how to prevail in prayer for deliverance becomes an important area we have to look at.\nJeremiah 1:5 -Jeremiah knew his calling (destiny) and walked in it.\nThe destiny of every child of God is predetermined. the predetermined destiny must be known and walked in for one to say he or she has fulfilled destiny. 2 Tim 4:7-8  \nApostle Paul made us know that in his calling he fought and kept the faith.\nIn keeping his faith, fasting and prayers were not left out.\n\n\nWhy do I need deliverance?\n1. I need deliverance for things to work for me this year. Luke 4:18\nWithout deliverance, things will not work.\n\n\nNot walking in the ways of the Lord puts believers in bondage.\n\n\nTo prevail we must :\na. Confess our sins\nb. Forsake the very thing that we been forgiven of\n\n\n2. We also need deliverance to change position & placement this year.\nProverbs 4:18 (the path of the just is not stagnant).\nLack of knowledge keeps us in bondage (ignorance of the law is no excuse )\nPrayer for grace to access revelation in word is very important. \n\n\n3. We need deliverance to walk freely this year John 8:36 \nMany Christians are not in Nsawam but are not free. We have to engage the spirit to walk soberly (1 Peter 5:8 )\n\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":"0101d6dfb2e20a000401057175696c6cf209536174616e2077616e747320746f206d616e6970756c6174652065766572797468696e672c20616e6420756e6465727374616e64696e6720686f7720746f207072657661696c20696e2070726179657220666f722064656c69766572616e6365206265636f6d657320616e20696d706f7274616e742061726561207765206861766520746f206c6f6f6b2061742e0a4a6572656d69616820313a35c2a02d4a6572656d696168206b6e6577206869732063616c6c696e67202864657374696e792920616e642077616c6b656420696e2069742e0a5468652064657374696e79206f66206576657279206368696c64206f6620476f642069732070726564657465726d696e65642e207468652070726564657465726d696e65642064657374696e79206d757374206265206b6e6f776e20616e642077616c6b656420696e20666f72206f6e6520746f20736179206865206f7220736865206861732066756c66696c6c65642064657374696e792e20322054696d20343a372d38c2a0c2a00a41706f73746c65205061756c206d616465207573206b6e6f77207468617420696e206869732063616c6c696e6720686520666f7567687420616e64206b657074207468652066616974682e0a496e206b656570696e67206869732066616974682c2066617374696e6720616e6420707261796572732077657265206e6f74206c656674206f75742e0a0a0a57687920646f2049206e6565642064656c69766572616e63653f0a312e2049206e6565642064656c69766572616e636520666f72207468696e677320746f20776f726b20666f72206d65207468697320796561722e204c756b6520343a31380a576974686f75742064656c69766572616e63652c207468696e67732077696c6c206e6f7420776f726b2e0a0a0a4e6f742077616c6b696e6720696e207468652077617973206f6620746865204c6f726420707574732062656c69657665727320696e20626f6e646167652e0a0a0a546f207072657661696c207765206d757374203a0a612e20436f6e66657373206f75722073696e730a622e20466f7273616b65207468652076657279207468696e672074686174207765206265656e20666f72676976656e206f660a0a0a322e20576520616c736f206e6565642064656c69766572616e636520746f206368616e676520706f736974696f6e202620706c6163656d656e74207468697320796561722e0a50726f766572627320343a313820287468652070617468206f6620746865206a757374206973206e6f7420737461676e616e74292e0a4c61636b206f66206b6e6f776c65646765206b6565707320757320696e20626f6e64616765202869676e6f72616e6365206f6620746865206c6177206973206e6f2065786375736520290a50726179657220666f7220677261636520746f2061636365737320726576656c6174696f6e20696e20776f7264206973207665727920696d706f7274616e742ec2a00a0a0a332e205765206e6565642064656c69766572616e636520746f2077616c6b20667265656c7920746869732079656172204a6f686e20383a3336c2a00a4d616e792043687269737469616e7320617265206e6f7420696e204e736177616d2062757420617265206e6f7420667265652e205765206861766520746f20656e67616765207468652073706972697420746f2077616c6b20736f6265726c7920283120506574657220353a3820290a0a0a0a0a0a00","username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"4d23df33-683e-4b63-8344-7960eb78834c","created_at":"2026-01-21T19:04:54.000Z","updated_at":"2026-01-22T00:00:56.000Z"},{"id":260,"uuid":"df37c8b3-46c2-48b8-8c1e-d1922d25a510","title":"Putting up a fight against the forces of ungodliness","excerpts":"Text: 1 Timothy 6:11–12\n\n“But you, O man of God, flee these things and pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, gentleness. Fight the good fight of faith…\nThe battle against sin is the Fierst of all spiritual battles in a believer's life - Heb 12:1-4.\n1. The Fiercest Battle: The Battle Against Sin ( ungodliness)\n\n\n\nThe Christian life is not passive; it is militant.The struggle against sin is described as striving to the point of blood (Heb. 12:4).\nMatthew 11:12 reveals that the Ki","content":"Text: 1 Timothy 6:11–12\n\n“But you, O man of God, flee these things and pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, gentleness. Fight the good fight of faith…\nThe battle against sin is the Fierst of all spiritual battles in a believer's life - Heb 12:1-4.\n1. The Fiercest Battle: The Battle Against Sin ( ungodliness)\n\n\n\nThe Christian life is not passive; it is militant.The struggle against sin is described as striving to the point of blood (Heb. 12:4).\nMatthew 11:12 reveals that the Kingdom of God is advanced by spiritual violence, not compromise.\nSin resists surrender; it fights to remain enthroned in the believer’s life.\n\n\nWHAT IS UNGODLINESS?\nUngodliness refers to a life lived without reverence for God, His authority, or His standards.\n\nUngodliness is not just doing wrong — it is living as though God does not rule.\n\n\n\nUngodliness is Condemned by God Romans 1:18\n“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men…”\n\n\n\nFORMS OF UNGODLINESS\n\n1. Irreverence Toward God (No fear of God)\n2. Rebellion Against God’s Authority\n\n3. Worldliness (Divided loyalty)\n4. Moral Corruption (Defiled living)\n5. Hypocrisy  (False spirituality)\n\n6. Lawlessness (Truth rejected)\n7. Ungodly speech  (Corrupt heart)\n8. Pride (Self enthroned)\n\n\n\n\nUngodliness is not one sin but a system of living without God.\n\n\nungodliness as a sin not as an iniquity\nIt manifests in attitudes, speech, conduct, and values and must be confronted through the fight of faith.\n\n\n\n Why the Battle Is Fierce: Satanic Strongholds\nEphesians 6:10–12 | 2 Corinthians 10:3–6\nSin is not merely a moral issue; it is a spiritual stronghold.\nBehind repeated sinful patterns are organized demonic forces.\n\nThese strongholds operate in:\nThe mind (wrong thoughts, lies, deception)\nThe will (bondage, addiction, stubbornness)\nThe affections (corrupted desires)\n\n\n\nWhere sin persists unchallenged, satanic influence is often entrenched.\n\n\n\nTHE CYCLE OF STRONGHOLD OPERATION\nStrongholds do not begin with actions; they begin with thoughts\n(2 Corinthians 10:3-5)\nMind > Will > Affections> Result\n\n\nTHE MIND – WRONG THOUGHTS & DECEPTION\n(Entry point of the stronghold)\n\n2 Samuel 11:2\n“David saw a woman bathing; and the woman was very beautiful…”\nWhat happened in the mind\nDavid entertained the thought instead of rejecting it. The lie entered: “I can look.” “This won’t affect me.”\n\nThe momentary thought was not taken captive.\nTemptation becomes deception when it is entertained.\n\n\n\nTHE WILL – CHOICE & AGREEMENT\n(Bondage begins here)\n2 Samuel 11:3–4 “David sent and inquired… and took her…”\n\nWhat happened in the will ,David made deliberate decisions:\nHe sent for her.\nHe took her.\nHis authority enabled his will to override conscience.\nChoice turned temptation into sinful action.\nSin gains power when the will agrees with the mind’s deception.\n\n3. THE AFFECTIONS – CORRUPTED DESIRES\n(Attachment and covering up)\n2 Samuel 11:5–27\nDavid:\nTried to manipulate Uriah\nArranged his death\n\n\n\nWhy?\nEmotional attachment\nDesire to preserve reputation\n\nFear of exposure\nWhat this shows \nThe heart became entangled.\nDavid no longer just committed sin—he protected it.\n\n\n\nunlike JOSEPH Genesis 39:7–12\nMind: Refused the thought\nWill: Fled immediately\nAffections: Remained loyal to God\n\nSame temptation — different outcome.\nThe difference was where the cycle was broken.\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"82a66ca8-5e91-4926-9325-51fe32aa1ec3","created_at":"2026-01-07T18:30:49.000Z","updated_at":"2026-01-07T20:26:26.000Z"},{"id":252,"uuid":"63b12dc4-c48b-40ac-a8fe-4748c1b2d226","title":"TRIUMPHANT ENTRY DAY 1","excerpts":"THEME: TRIUMPHANT ENTRY\n\nFinishing glorious, starting triumphantly.\n\nGod’s will is not survival  it’s overflow.\nJesus didn’t die so His people would manage life;\nHe came so we had to enjoy life to the full, until it overflows.\n\n\nWe serve a God of order, not confusion.\nMany people celebrate beginnings, but heaven celebrates completions.\n\nJob 8:7 (NLT):\n“And though you started with little, you will end with much.”\nEccl 7:8:\n“Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof.”\n(NLT) Finishing","content":"THEME: TRIUMPHANT ENTRY\n\nFinishing glorious, starting triumphantly.\n\nGod’s will is not survival  it’s overflow.\nJesus didn’t die so His people would manage life;\nHe came so we had to enjoy life to the full, until it overflows.\n\n\nWe serve a God of order, not confusion.\nMany people celebrate beginnings, but heaven celebrates completions.\n\nJob 8:7 (NLT):\n“And though you started with little, you will end with much.”\nEccl 7:8:\n“Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof.”\n(NLT) Finishing is better than starting.\n\n\nHab 2:2–3 – And the Lord said unto the vision, and make it plain upon tables, he may run that readeth it.\n\nFor the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie; though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.\n\nFirst though it tarries — from human perspective \nWaiting does not mean denial — it means process.\nFor an appointed time — divine schedule.\nIt will surely come, it will not tarry — God’s perspective.\n\n\n\n\nWhen God says “No,” everything moves.\nIt is tarries in waiting but does not tarry in manifestation.\n\nGod is not only closing 2025 — He is positioning vessels for what’s next.\nOnce the appointed time hits, it won’t drag.\nNo postponement, no extension, no excuse.\n\n\n\n\n\nTo end gloriously and begin triumphantly, one must carry a revelation of being a vessel.\nOrder is the rule of life.\n\nA vessel is a believer who has yielded spirit, soul, and body to God —\njust like a boxer yields to his coach, diet, and discipline.\n\n\n\nMatthew 4:18–20\nEvery vessel is a champion vessel.\n\n\n\nThey left everything.\nNo negotiation. No delay.\n\n\n\nTruth:\nGod doesn’t fight with rebellious vessels.\nAvailability is spiritual fitness.\n\nA boxer who skips training may look confident,but the ring exposes him.God can only use believers who are available —\nnot busy, not talented, but available.\nLuke 9:59–62\nExcuses disqualify fighters before the match starts.\n\nHOCAN ONE BECOME A VESSEL:\n1. Purging is part of preparation.\nBefore a championship fight, a boxer cuts weight.\n\n\n\n2 Tim 2:19–21 – Useful vessels are purged vessels.\n\n\n\n2. EMPTY VESSELS LAND THE HARDEST BLOWS\nIn 2 Kings 4, the oil flowed only where there were empty vessels.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"272c6fed-a5f5-461a-8c1f-cb194fa9d5af","created_at":"2025-12-29T18:08:53.000Z","updated_at":"2025-12-29T18:20:47.000Z"},{"id":242,"uuid":"7130ffc4-fcbb-44c7-a105-a3c6e5565fd9","title":"Building the Church Through Kingdom Prosperity & Stewardship","excerpts":"Real prosperity isn’t about flexing—it's about function. \n\nExample of Fathers of faith that we can see this:\n1.Abraham — Prosperity For Covenant Expansion (Genesis 12–24)Abraham\nAbraham wasn’t rich to flex — he was rich to fulfill a mandate.\n\n2. Joseph — Prosperity To Preserve God’s People (Genesis 41–47)\nJoseph went from prison to prime minister, but the wealth and resources he controlled weren’t for ego.\n\n3. David — Prosperity To Build God’s House (1 Chronicles 29:2–5)\nDavid didn’t use his wea","content":"Real prosperity isn’t about flexing—it's about function. \n\nExample of Fathers of faith that we can see this:\n1.Abraham — Prosperity For Covenant Expansion (Genesis 12–24)Abraham\nAbraham wasn’t rich to flex — he was rich to fulfill a mandate.\n\n2. Joseph — Prosperity To Preserve God’s People (Genesis 41–47)\nJoseph went from prison to prime minister, but the wealth and resources he controlled weren’t for ego.\n\n3. David — Prosperity To Build God’s House (1 Chronicles 29:2–5)\nDavid didn’t use his wealth for self-promotion; he used it to fund the temple.\nHe said:\n\n4. Solomon — Prosperity To Establish a Worship Nation (1 Kings 3–10)\nProsperity becomes pointless when it loses its worship assignment.\n \nDorcas (Tabitha) — Prosperity To Serve the Poor (Acts 9:36–41)\n\n\nThe Early Church — Prosperity To Strengthen the Body (Acts 4:32–35)\nNobody lacked — because everybody shared.\n\n\nKingdom Stewardship: The Heart God Trusts With Resources\nBefore God puts wealth in your hand, He checks what’s in your heart.\n \nThree heart checks:\n1. Am I using what God gives to honour God first?\n2. Am I moved by Kingdom responsibility—not pressure?\n3. Does God see me as someone He can trust with more?\n \nStewardship = handling God’s things God’s way.\n“If God can’t trust you with little, you block the flow of the much.”\n\nIII. Key Pillars of Kingdom Stewardship\n1. Giving to Build the Church\nThis is where divine order begins.\n_\n2. Giving to Your Parents\nScriptural weight:\n• Deut 5:16 – Honour your father and mother… that your days may be long.\n• 1 Tim 5:8 – Provide for your household.\n\n3. Giving to Your Man of God\nThis is not manipulation; it's spiritual protocol.\nBiblical backing:\n• Gal 6:6 – Share all good things with your instructor.\n• 2 Kings 4 – Shunammite woman honoured the prophet ? divine reward.\n• Phil 4:17 – Not that I desire a gift, but fruit may abound to your account.\n\n\n“You can’t receive deeply from a place you dishonor.”\n \nWays to show honor:\n• Seeds of appreciation\n• Supporting their assignment\n• Meeting needs God lays on your heart\nThis isn’t “giving to a person” — it's honoring the grace you feed from.\n\n“You can’t draw from an anointing you dishonor.”\n\n\n4. Giving to the Poor & Needy\nThis balances everything. Prosperity without compassion is fraud.\nScripture:\n• Proverbs 19:17 – Giving to the poor = lending to God.\n• Psalm 41:1–3 – God delivers helpers of the poor in the day of trouble.\n• Matthew 25:35–40 – “When you did it to the least of these…”\n \n\nBeing Kingdom-minded includes community impact.\n\nIV. The Covenant Cycle of Prosperity\nWhen you give:\n1. You honour God\n2. God increases your capacity\n3. You become a blessing\n4. God entrusts you with more\n\nThis is the prosperity cycle that never breaks.\n“God gives seed to the sower, not the keeper.”\n\nV. The Evidence of Kingdom Prosperity\nA prosperous believer:\n• Is not selfish\n• Is not stingy\n• Is not fearful of lack\n• Takes responsibility for the work of God\n• Makes impact, not excuses\n• Invests in people\n• Lives with purpose\n\nVI. Practical Application: What Should We Do as a Church?\n1. Build a culture of honor\n2. Support church projects without waiting for fundraising drama\n3. Adopt a parent or family to help monthly\n4. Support your pastor—consistently\n5. Give monthly to the less privileged\n6. Train your children in generosity\n7. Have offerings labelled “Kingdom Seeds” you prayerfully sow\n“Prosperity is not an event. It’s a lifestyle.”\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"10804166-8f2f-4abf-af5d-8a79c52f0f95","created_at":"2025-11-30T06:48:08.000Z","updated_at":"2025-11-30T06:57:05.000Z"},{"id":237,"uuid":"02ac1542-eb47-48e9-ad01-52a78f9d99a8","title":"Prosperity Is My Birthright (3 John 2) week 2","excerpts":"Main scripture: “Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.”\n\n\ntrue prosperity is holistic (spiritual, physical, and material)\n\nand rooted in a prosperous soul — that is, a soul aligned with God’s will and truth.\n\n\n\n\n\nhow prosperity operates by divine covenant, not just natural principles.\n\n\n\n1. “We Must Know That Our Tithes Do\n\nMalachi 3:9–11; Proverbs 3:9–10; Matthew 23:23\n\n\n\nWhat Does “Tithe” Mean?\n\n“a tenth part.”\n\nfirst appears i","content":"Main scripture: “Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.”\n\n\ntrue prosperity is holistic (spiritual, physical, and material)\n\nand rooted in a prosperous soul — that is, a soul aligned with God’s will and truth.\n\n\n\n\n\nhow prosperity operates by divine covenant, not just natural principles.\n\n\n\n1. “We Must Know That Our Tithes Do\n\nMalachi 3:9–11; Proverbs 3:9–10; Matthew 23:23\n\n\n\nWhat Does “Tithe” Mean?\n\n“a tenth part.”\n\nfirst appears in Genesis 14:20\n\n\n\nDoes Tithing Affect Salvation or Heaven?\nNo,\n\nSalvation is by faith in Christ alone (Eph. 2:8–9).\nTithing is a covenant practice, not a condition for heaven.\n\n\n\nit reflects obedience and honor.\n\nJesus affirmed tithing in Matthew 23:23\n\n\n\nHow Does Tithing Bless Us?\n\nAccording to Malachi 3:10–11:\nGod opens the windows of heaven \nGod rebukes the devourer .\n\n\n\nWhy Are Some “Worldly” People Still Blessed Without Tithing?\n\nThey’re operating natural principles (diligence, innovation, investment, generosity).\nBut kingdom prosperity goes beyond material wealth — it includes peace, protection, purpose, and eternal value (Prov. 10:22).\n\n\n\n2.“We Must Sow Cheerfully”- 2 Corinthians 9:7; Malachi 3:15; Joel 1:11–12\nContext of “Sowing” in Bible Times\n\nBut in the New Testament, it’s used figuratively for giving, acts of service, and ministry investments.\n\n\n\n“sowing” today means:\n\na.Giving financially (to God’s work or people).\nb.Serving others with time, skills, and love.\nc.Investing in spiritual and kingdom causes.\n\n\n\nWhat Does It Mean to Sow Cheerfully?\n\n2 Corinthians 9:7 –\n“Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.”\n\n1.Not grudgingly.\n2.Not manipulated.\n3.But from a willing heart.\n\n\n\nPractically:\nGive because you trust God, not because of pressure.\nGive with joy, expecting divine multiplication (v.8–10).\n\n\n\nCheerfulness is a sign of faith. Faith-filled giving attracts grace-filled results.\n\n\n\n3.“Giving to the Poor Blesses Us More Than It Does the Poor”\nPsalm 41:1–3; Proverbs 28:27\n\n\n\nWhy Giving to the Poor Blesses Us\nBecause God identifies personally with the needy.\n“He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD; and that which he hath given will He pay him again.” (Prov. 19:17)\n\n\n\nGod promises:\nProtection in trouble (Ps. 41:1–2)\nHealing and restoration (Ps. 41:3)\nAbundant provision (Prov. 28:27)\n\n\n\nShould We Go Around Looking for Poor People?\n\nNot necessarily. The goal isn’t to hunt poverty but to respond to need as led by compassion and wisdom.\n\n\n\nJesus said,\n“The poor you will always have with you” (Matt. 26:11),\nmeaning — opportunities to show mercy will always exist.\n\n\n\nPrinciple:\nGive where God leads your heart.\nSupport those truly in need, not those exploiting generosity.\nDon’t just give money — give hope, opportunities, empowerment.\n\n\n\nAre All “Poor” People Worth Supporting?\\\nNot all who appear poor are innocent or in need of handouts.\nScripture balances compassion with discernment:\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"cf8db157-4292-452b-ba61-947e51deb7d8","created_at":"2025-11-12T16:40:39.000Z","updated_at":"2025-11-12T16:53:13.000Z"},{"id":234,"uuid":"2aec8e4e-83de-4075-9837-f183b24189e7","title":"FUNDAMENTALS OF KINGDOM WEALTH","excerpts":"Introduction:\n? Giving God the first place in our financial stewardship empowers us to flourish in hard times – 1 Kgs 17:8-15,2 Cor. 8:5\nThe principle of sowing and reaping (Genesis 8:22, 2 Corinthians 9:6–8) is a spiritual law — it teaches that our giving positions\n\n\nThe “Thin Line” — Between Faith and Presumption\nsacrificial giving often expresses deep faith and devotion.\nSo here’s the balance:Principle of Faith not compulsion, Sacrifice, not foolishness, Obedience, not imitation\n\n\nWhat Kind o","content":"Introduction:\n? Giving God the first place in our financial stewardship empowers us to flourish in hard times – 1 Kgs 17:8-15,2 Cor. 8:5\nThe principle of sowing and reaping (Genesis 8:22, 2 Corinthians 9:6–8) is a spiritual law — it teaches that our giving positions\n\n\nThe “Thin Line” — Between Faith and Presumption\nsacrificial giving often expresses deep faith and devotion.\nSo here’s the balance:Principle of Faith not compulsion, Sacrifice, not foolishness, Obedience, not imitation\n\n\nWhat Kind of “Flourish” Are We Talking About?\n\n? Every giving towards kingdom advancement endears us to God – Luk. 7:1-4/ Hag. 1:3-13\n? Genuine commitment to kingdom advancement empowers believers to keep flourishing like the palm tree, thereby eliminating dry seasons – Psa. 92:12-15/ Psa. 37:18-19\n? Serving the interest of the kingdom of God is a vital key to covenant wealth – Mat. 6:24-33/ Mat. 25:31-40/ Hag. 1:5-14\n\n\n\nWeek 1 : FUNDAMENTALS OF KINGDOM WEALTH – Part 1a\nDemands for Guaranteed Returns on Our Seed Sown\n? We must recognize that our seed is not a financial donation to help the church, the poor or the ministry, but our seed is a spiritual transaction that answers in heaven and triggers supernatural order of blessings upon our lives – Gen. 8:20-22/ Gen. 22:15-22/ 1 Kgs 3:3-13\n? We must sow our seed willingly – 2 Cor. 8:12/ Exo. 35:4,16,22\n? Sow in righteousness – Mal. 3:3-4/ Heb. 12:28\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"ca23a25d-30e4-447a-8bf0-e37b226e40a6","created_at":"2025-11-05T18:09:03.000Z","updated_at":"2025-11-05T18:12:27.000Z"},{"id":232,"uuid":"9bf1bb11-2794-46fb-a5ac-14fbeb36d262","title":"INTRO BUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY","excerpts":"PROPHETIC THEME FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER: PROSPERITY IS MY BIRTHRIGHT (3 JOHN 2)\nTOPIC: BUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY\nINTRODUCTION:\nProsperity is the birthright of every believer Ps 35:27. Gods end time agenda is prospering His children with wealth so that they can do His work Zech 1:17. Hence this month we will be doing the teaching series BUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY\n \nBUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY PT 1\n- By new birth you are designed to prosper 3 john 2\n- This prosperity is entr","content":"PROPHETIC THEME FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER: PROSPERITY IS MY BIRTHRIGHT (3 JOHN 2)\nTOPIC: BUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY\nINTRODUCTION:\nProsperity is the birthright of every believer Ps 35:27. Gods end time agenda is prospering His children with wealth so that they can do His work Zech 1:17. Hence this month we will be doing the teaching series BUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY\n \nBUILDING THE CHURCH BY PROSPERITY PT 1\n- By new birth you are designed to prosper 3 john 2\n- This prosperity is entrusted by God who gives prosperity Lk 16:11\n- Hence to be entrusted with prosperity you must understand why God prospers Matt 13:23\n\nWHY DOES GOD PROSPERS\n1. To establish his covenant Deut 8:18, 2 cor 8:9 , Gal 3: 13-14\n2. To expand the kingdom of God. Zech 1:17 ,\n \nHOW DO I PARTAKE ON THIS PROSPERITY MOVEMENT IN THE CHURCH\n1. Walk in the covenant. deut 8:18 ,\n- Be a Tither – Mal 3:10-18 , Lev 27:30\n- Be a giver to kingdom project. 1 chro 29: 1-8\n \n2. Walk in the love of God. 1king 3:3\n\nSCRIPTURAL EXAMPLE:\na. Abraham. Gen 14:17-20\nb. David and the elders of Israel 1 chro 29:1-8\nc. Solomon 1 kings 3:3-4\n\nWHY SHOULD I POSITION FOR GOD TO PROSPER ME\n1. Because the rich rule over the poor. Rev 5:10 , Prov 22:7\n2. The wisdom of the poor is despise. Ecl 9: 15-16\n \nWHAT ARE THE FRINGE BENEFIT BESIDES FINANCIAL PROSPERITY\n1. Averts curses. Gen 8:20-22 , Mal 3:6-9, 10-18\n2. Guarantees divine protection. Ps 20:1-3, Job 22 : 21, 24-25\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"6340d7d3-83f1-4696-a859-22404aed3e3e","created_at":"2025-11-02T08:07:43.000Z","updated_at":"2025-11-02T08:09:00.000Z"},{"id":214,"uuid":"73b828bd-9a10-46ea-8a3b-e65132f13410","title":"Prophetic Focus: HOLY GHOST MY AID IN LIFE","excerpts":"Prophetic Focus: HOLY GHOST MY AID IN LIFE\nTeaching Series: ENGAGING THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT FOR winning battles– Is. 59:19\n\nIntroduction:\n• We live in an embattled world – 1Jn. 5:18\n• Arrows fly by day and pestilence by night – Ps. 91:3-6\n• The dark places of the earth is full of habitation of cruelty – Ps. 74:20\n• We have serpents, scorpions and the powers of the enemy lying on our path – Lk. 10:19\n• In fact, mankind walks through the valley of the shadow of death on a daily basis – Ps. 2","content":"Prophetic Focus: HOLY GHOST MY AID IN LIFE\nTeaching Series: ENGAGING THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT FOR winning battles– Is. 59:19\n\nIntroduction:\n• We live in an embattled world – 1Jn. 5:18\n• Arrows fly by day and pestilence by night – Ps. 91:3-6\n• The dark places of the earth is full of habitation of cruelty – Ps. 74:20\n• We have serpents, scorpions and the powers of the enemy lying on our path – Lk. 10:19\n• In fact, mankind walks through the valley of the shadow of death on a daily basis – Ps. 23:4\n• We therefore need to be empowered for conquest or destiny remains at risk – Is. 59:19/ Ps. 105:13-15\nThis is what informs the teaching series for our midweek services this month: Engaging the Power of the Holy Spirit for winning battles\n\nWeek 1 ENGAGING THE POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT FOR WINNING BATTLES- Part 1\nWho is the Holy Spirit?\n? The Holy Spirit is the third person in the God Head – 1Jn. 5:7/ Gen. 1:1-2\n? He is God’s power house – Acts 1:8\n? He is the Spirit of holiness – Rom. 1:4\n? He is our access to the deep things of God – 1Cor. 2:10-14\n? He is our guide and strength in prayer - Rom. 8:26-27\n? He commands supernatural breakthrough in battle – Is. 45:1-3\n? He is our ever dependable helper – Jn. 14:16-18\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"e883af80-e173-4388-bf61-d15e03857650","created_at":"2025-10-08T17:23:32.000Z","updated_at":"2025-10-08T17:23:32.000Z"},{"id":213,"uuid":"3f99acbb-c78b-46fb-b3c9-5fdcd4d76df4","title":"Week  5 : JESUS CHRIST THE PHYSICIAN AND THE BALM IN GILEAD – Part 5","excerpts":"This is not just a religious claim — it is supported by His life, actions, and words as recorded in Scripture.\nHe healed physically – blindness, paralysis, leprosy, bleeding disorders.\nHe healed emotionally – comforting the broken, restoring hope.\nHe healed spiritually – forgiving sins and reconciling people with God.\nHe even raised the dead.\n\n\nLuke 5:31–32 (NIV)\nJesus compares Himself to a doctor — but one who goes beyond the physical.\nHis mission is not only to heal bodies, but to restore soul","content":"This is not just a religious claim — it is supported by His life, actions, and words as recorded in Scripture.\nHe healed physically – blindness, paralysis, leprosy, bleeding disorders.\nHe healed emotionally – comforting the broken, restoring hope.\nHe healed spiritually – forgiving sins and reconciling people with God.\nHe even raised the dead.\n\n\nLuke 5:31–32 (NIV)\nJesus compares Himself to a doctor — but one who goes beyond the physical.\nHis mission is not only to heal bodies, but to restore souls.\n\n\n\nEarthly Doctors                                 --- Jesus Christ\nTreat physical illnesses                      --- Heals body, soul, and spirit\nCan diagnose and prescribe               --- Knows the heart, heals with a word\nCannot forgive sin or restore destiny  --- Forgives sin, breaks curses, restores life\nCan prolong life                                --- Gives eternal life\n\n\n\nJesus is not against doctors — He works through them.\nBut He stands above them all as the Master of all healing.\n\n\n\nThe Uniqueness of Jesus as a Healer\nJesus offers:Compassion without judgment,Power without limits,Healing that reaches the unseen wounds\n-->By Redemption, We Have the Joy of Salvation\nIsaiah 52:14 (NLT):“Many were amazed when they saw him. His face was so disfigured he seemed hardly human…”\nGalatians 5:22 (NLT):“But the Holy Spirit produces this kind of fruit in our lives: love, joy, peace…”\n\nRedemption came at a great price — Jesus was disfigured physically so that we could be restored spiritually.\nAs a result, we now carry the fruit of the Spirit, including joy, which is a key to emotional and even physical health.\nA healthy spirit often produces a healthy mind and body.\nJesus' suffering released the joy of salvation. That joy now sustains our total well-being.\n\nHis healing ministry reveals His divine authority and deep love for humanity.\n\n\n-->By the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, We Receive the Oil of Joy\nIsaiah 61:3 (KJV):“…to give them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning…”\nPsalm 45:7 (KJV):“God, thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows.”\n\nThe “oil of joy” represents the Holy Spirit’s anointing — healing, empowering, refreshing.\nJust like oil was used to anoint kings and priests, God anoints us with joy, even in hard times.\nThe baptism of the Holy Ghost (Acts 2) is how we receive that oil of joy in full.\nRomans 14:17 says the kingdom of God is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost.\n Joy is not just an emotion — it is a spiritual empowerment that strengthens us in the face of sickness or sorrow.\n\n\n-->Revelation of the Word Brings Intoxicating Joy\nJeremiah 15:16 (KJV):“Thy words were found, and I did eat them; and thy word was unto me the joy and rejoicing of mine heart…”\nPsalm 119:162 (KJV):“I rejoice at thy word, as one that findeth great spoil.”\nWhen we don’t just read, but revelation hits our spirit, it produces a deep and lasting joy.\nRevelation of healing scriptures ignites faith and releases strength in the inner man.\nThat inner joy becomes medicine (Proverbs 17:22) — literally a healing force in the soul and body.\n The Word of God becomes healing to the flesh when it becomes revelation to the heart.\n\n\n-->>What Is in the Joy of the Lord That Heals?\n“The joy of the Lord is your strength.” — Nehemiah 8:10 \n1. Healing Virtues Are Hidden in Joy\nProverbs 17:22 (KJV) - “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones.”\nJoy is compared to medicine — it revives, refreshes, and brings strength.\nA broken spirit can lead to physical decay — even doctors acknowledge this (psychosomatic illnesses, stress-induced conditions).\nProverbs 18:14 (KJV)-“The spirit of a man will sustain his infirmity; but a wounded spirit who can bear?”\nA strong spirit (full of joy, hope, faith) can carry the body through illness.\nA wounded or crushed spirit weakens the entire person — even before the illness progresses.\nExample :The Woman with the Issue of Blood\nMark 5:25–34\n12 years, many doctors, no healing. But she refused to give up — her spirit stayed alive with faith.\nShe heard of Jesus, and joy and faith rose up — “If I can just touch the hem of His garment…”\nHer inner strength connected her to healing.\nJoy isn’t the result of healing;  it is the pathway to healing.\n\n 2. Divine Presence Brings Joy — and Joy Brings Healing\nPsalm 16:11 (KJV):“In Thy presence is fulness of joy…”\nJoy is a fruit of being with God — it doesn’t depend on circumstances.\nWhen we live in the consciousness of His presence, we carry an atmosphere of healing.\nRomans 8:31 (KJV):“If God be for us, who can be against us?”\nPaul had deep revelation of God’s presence and promises:\nNo condemnation in Christ (v.1),Freedom from the law of sin and death (v.2),Glory outweighs present sufferings (v.18),\nThe Spirit helps in weakness (v.26), All things work for our good (v.28)\n\nThe result? Joy, peace, and healing flow when we are aware of God’s presence and promises.\nPsalm 84:11 (NLT):“The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right.”\n\n3. Revelation of the Word Releases Healing Joy\n“Joy is the result of seeing — not just hearing — God’s Word.”\nJeremiah 15:16 (KJV):“Thy words were found, and I did eat them; and thy word was unto me the joy and rejoicing of mine heart…”\nRevelation is when the Word comes alive in your spirit.\nThis joy strengthens the heart, refreshes the soul, and even affects the body.\nIsaiah 12:3:“With joy shall ye draw water out of the wells of salvation.”\nThe well is full, but you draw with joy — not effort.\nThe joy comes from knowing what’s available to you in Christ.\nProverbs 4:20–22:Attend to my words… they are life… and health to all their flesh.”\nWhen you give focused, intentional attention to God’s Word, it brings health — not just hope.\n\nGod’s Word is spiritual medicine — but it must be internalized (kept in the heart) to work.\nJob 33:21–25 – A Picture of Healing Through Revelation\nA man is dying physically (v.21–22),Then a messenger brings revelation (v.23),God responds with mercy and restoration (v.24–25),“His flesh shall be fresher than a child’s…”\n\nHe wasn’t healed by doctors, but by a revealed word of righteousness — healing came through revelation.\n\nThe joy of the Lord is not just for celebration.\nIt is for sustaining life, releasing healing, and empowering restoration.\n\n\n\nAre you carrying a broken spirit?,Are you trying to draw from the wells of salvation without joy?, Are you in need of healing — physical, emotional, spiritual?God can restore us through His presence,His Spirit (the oil of joy),His Word (revelation truth)","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":"```json\n[\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to the text, what kind of healing did Jesus offer?\",\n    \"A\": \"Only physical healing.\",\n    \"B\": \"Only emotional healing.\",\n    \"C\": \"Healing of body, soul, and spirit.\",\n    \"D\": \"Only spiritual healing.\",\n    \"answer\": \"C\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to Luke 5:31-32, Jesus compares Himself to a doctor who...\",\n    \"A\": \"Primarily focuses on financial wealth.\",\n    \"B\": \"Goes beyond physical ailments to restore souls.\",\n    \"C\": \"Only heals people who are religiously devout.\",\n    \"D\": \"Prescribes medicine to all who are sick.\",\n    \"answer\": \"B\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to the text, what does the 'oil of joy' represent?\",\n    \"A\": \"Material wealth and abundance.\",\n    \"B\": \"The Holy Spirit's anointing, bringing healing and empowerment.\",\n    \"C\": \"Physical beauty and attractiveness.\",\n    \"D\": \"A literal oil used in religious ceremonies.\",\n    \"answer\": \"B\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to the text, what is the relationship between a healthy spirit and the body?\",\n    \"A\": \"A healthy spirit guarantees wealth.\",\n    \"B\": \"A healthy spirit has no impact on the body's health.\",\n    \"C\": \"A healthy spirit often produces a healthy mind and body.\",\n    \"D\": \"A healthy spirit leads to social isolation.\",\n    \"answer\": \"C\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to Nehemiah 8:10, what is the joy of the Lord?\",\n    \"A\": \"A feeling that is always dependent on circumstances.\",\n    \"B\": \"Your strength.\",\n    \"C\": \"An emotional escape from reality.\",\n    \"D\": \"Something only experienced by religious leaders.\",\n    \"answer\": \"B\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to the text, how does revelation of the Word affect a person?\",\n    \"A\": \"It provides a false sense of hope.\",\n    \"B\": \"It strengthens the inner man and can become like medicine.\",\n    \"C\": \"It leads to pride and arrogance.\",\n    \"D\": \"It guarantees worldly success.\",\n    \"answer\": \"B\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"What is one of the three things needed for God to restore us according to the end of the passage?\",\n    \"A\": \"His judgement.\",\n    \"B\": \"His laws.\",\n    \"C\": \"His Word (revelation truth).\",\n    \"D\": \"His anger.\",\n    \"answer\": \"C\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to Proverbs 17:22, what does a merry heart do?\",\n    \"A\": \"Causes conflict and division.\",\n    \"B\": \"Does good like a medicine.\",\n    \"C\": \"Leads to financial success.\",\n    \"D\": \"Is a sign of weakness.\",\n    \"answer\": \"B\"\n  },\n  {\n    \"question\": \"According to the text, which of the following is NOT a point about divine presence and joy?\",\n    \"A\": \"Joy is a fruit of being with God — it doesn’t depend on circumstances.\",\n    \"B\": \"The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right.\",\n    \"C\": \"Joy always eliminates the need for medical intervention.\",\n    \"D\": \"The result is Joy, peace, and healing flow when we are aware of God’s presence and promises.\",\n    \"answer\": \"C\"\n  },\n    {\n    \"question\": \"According to the text, redemption came at what price?\",\n    \"A\": \"Jesus losing everything.\",\n    \"B\": \"Jesus getting a bad reputation.\",\n    \"C\": \"Jesus was disfigured physically so that we could be restored spiritually.\",\n    \"D\": \"Jesus had to give up His house.\",\n    \"answer\": \"C\"\n  }\n]\n```","communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"7a2b4bda-9334-45a9-aab1-952e19e05fa8","created_at":"2025-09-27T23:27:25.000Z","updated_at":"2025-09-28T16:46:07.000Z"},{"id":210,"uuid":"3045cb32-ab3d-431e-915b-ca5e24f53fcb","title":"Tonight Prayer Points ","excerpts":"Tonight Prayer Points \n\n\n1. .” (Psalm 118:23)\nMy Father, my Father, thank You for what You have been doing, and for the marvelous kindness You have shown us all these years. in Jesus\n\n\n2. Isaiah 58:6 \n? My Father, my Father, tonight by the Holy Ghost loose chains, untie cords of the yoke, and let the oppressed be set free. in Jesus name\n\n\n3. My Father, my Father, we ask for Your manifest presence that is always accompanied with the miraculous. in Jesus name.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4. My Father, my Father, by yo","content":"Tonight Prayer Points \n\n\n1. .” (Psalm 118:23)\nMy Father, my Father, thank You for what You have been doing, and for the marvelous kindness You have shown us all these years. in Jesus\n\n\n2. Isaiah 58:6 \n? My Father, my Father, tonight by the Holy Ghost loose chains, untie cords of the yoke, and let the oppressed be set free. in Jesus name\n\n\n3. My Father, my Father, we ask for Your manifest presence that is always accompanied with the miraculous. in Jesus name.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4. My Father, my Father, by your mighty wonder working power Heal the sick , set the captive free and bring deliverance to every worshiper in Jesus name.\n\n\n5. Psalm 68:1-2 \nMy Father, my Father — every demonic and satanic embargo raised against this program, break now; let the crafty plans of the enemy be exposed, the craftsmen of darkness be released from influence, and let them be scattered by Your power. in Jesus name \n\n\n6. Acts 1:8 \nMy Father, my Father — anoint every servants and ministers tonight Let them be influenced, filled, and fully backed by the Holy Ghost, speaking with fire and power that transforms lives. in Jesus name","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"71fccfb6-5add-46b5-ab7f-589186af2e2b","created_at":"2025-09-19T19:02:55.000Z","updated_at":"2025-09-19T19:02:55.000Z"},{"id":209,"uuid":"af4ac50b-cede-425b-98ba-94b1f395ffee","title":"RECEIVING THE MIRACLE OF INSTANT HEALING ","excerpts":"Jesus Still Heals Instantly Today – how do I know Hebrews 13:8 \nWhen one’s light breaks forth, his health springs forth speedily – Isa. 58:8 >>\nLight (Revelation) Unlocks Healing\n\n\n\nIn the Word is light that shatters the darkness of sickness – Jn. 1:5/ Pro. 4:20-22\n\nThe “light” here refers to Jesus, the Living Word. Light represents life, truth, and healing power. Darkness (sin, sickness, death, demonic oppression) cannot overcome or resist the light.\n\n\n\n\n\nprov 4:20-22>>God’s Word isn’t just inf","content":"Jesus Still Heals Instantly Today – how do I know Hebrews 13:8 \nWhen one’s light breaks forth, his health springs forth speedily – Isa. 58:8 >>\nLight (Revelation) Unlocks Healing\n\n\n\nIn the Word is light that shatters the darkness of sickness – Jn. 1:5/ Pro. 4:20-22\n\nThe “light” here refers to Jesus, the Living Word. Light represents life, truth, and healing power. Darkness (sin, sickness, death, demonic oppression) cannot overcome or resist the light.\n\n\n\n\n\nprov 4:20-22>>God’s Word isn’t just information—it is life and health (the Hebrew word for “health” here also means medicine).\n\n\n\nIn the Word is life that quickness our mortal body – Jn. 6:63/ Rom. 8:11\nThe Word of God carries life, and that life has the power to quicken (revive) your mortal body—bringing instant healing and strength.\n\n\n The Sent Word heals instantly – Psa. 107:20/ Mat. 8: 8-13\nThe greatest news to hear today is that you don’t need Jesus to be physically present before you are healed. Psalm 107:20 (KJV)\n\n\n\nWhile the word is the healing balm, the anointing of the Holy Spirit is our access to the Sent Word – Jn 16:12-14/ Jer. 8:20-22/ Job. 30:21-25\nThe Word of God carries healing power (\"the healing balm\").\n\n\nJohn 16:12–14 (KJV)\n\nJesus had more to reveal, but the disciples couldn't understand it without the Spirit.\nThe Holy Spirit gives access to the depth and power of the Word.\n\n\n\n\nJeremiah 8:20–22 (KJV)-22 “Is there no balm in Gilead? Is there no physician there? why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?”\nThe \"balm in Gilead\" is symbolic of healing\n\n\n\nJob 30:21–25 (KJV)-25 “Did not I weep for him that was in trouble? was not my soul grieved for the poor?”\n\n\n","encoded_content":null,"username":"jvava","author":"anonymous","visibility":1,"category":"sermon","quiz":null,"communities":null,"view_access":null,"edit_access":null,"state_vector":null,"sync_tracker":"c3361a30-9277-4928-a8d9-0dc5f8409e91","created_at":"2025-09-13T23:40:54.000Z","updated_at":"2025-09-13T23:57:13.000Z"}]}