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In week 4 of CORRAM DEO, Prophet ElBlessing Ebenezer teaches from John 15:8, where Jesus declares, “By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit; so you will be My disciples.”This message centres on what it truly means to live before God, not for applause, not for image, not for performance, but for His glory alone. Through John 15:8, we are reminded that the evidence of a life rooted in Christ is fruitfulness. When we abide in Him, our character changes, our obedience deepens, and our lives begin to reflect the nature of the Father.Living Coram Deo means living with the awareness that God sees, God knows, and God deserves glory from every area of our lives. It calls us beyond religious routine into a surrendered life marked by intimacy with Jesus, spiritual maturity, and visible fruit that honours God.

In week 4 of CORRAM DEO, Prophet ElBlessing Ebenezer teaches from John 15:8, where Jesus declares, “By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit; so you will be My disciples.”This message centres on what it truly means to live before God, not for applause, not for image, not for performance, but for His glory alone. Through John 15:8, we are reminded that the evidence of a life rooted in Christ is fruitfulness. When we abide in Him, our character changes, our obedience deepens, and our lives begin to reflect the nature of the Father.Living Coram Deo means living with the awareness that God sees, God knows, and God deserves glory from every area of our lives. It calls us beyond religious routine into a surrendered life marked by intimacy with Jesus, spiritual maturity, and visible fruit that honours God.