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Speaker: Pastor Ayorinde Omosehin Message: The Blessing of Spiritual Authority

Speakers: Pst. Israel, Pst. Damilola, Pst. Tejumola, Pst. Dare, Pst. Gabriel Message: Warring With Righteousness And Attaining The Way of Peace: Review session I Description: The Lord wants us to make peace our home, our dwelling place, and habitation. Right now, where we dwell makes us respond to situations with agitation, but the Lord wants to deliver us from such habitations. Tune in to learn more about how God guides us into the way of peace by giving us faith, teaching us faith, and showing us faith.

Speaker: Pastor Tayo Fasan Message: Warring With Righteousness And Attaining The Way of Peace Description: Peace is not just a feeling but a “way” that must be constructed in the soul over time. In this episode, Pastor Tayo Fasan explains that just as sin wrongly constructed us through fear and wrong experiences, the Lord uses humbling seasons, trials, and commandments to deconstruct that wrong formation and reconstruct the way of peace in us. This peace is proven by how we respond to offense and temptation: a person who has truly built this “way” can count worldly loss (money, comfort, reputation) as nothing in order to keep a commandment of God. Tune in to discover how this way of peace can be constructed in you.

Speakers: Pst. Israel, Pst. Daniel, Pst. David and Pst. Gbolade Message: The Remission of Sins & The Possession of Peace: Review Description: Thoughts of comparing oneself with others often increase during seasons of waiting, especially when someone else receives what we have been praying for. In this message, our pastors explain how comparison can expose wounds in the soul, lead us to question God’s timing, overlook His goodness, and become ungrateful, as though He has been careless with our lives. We are encouraged to trust God’s wisdom, be content with the path He has given us, and respond to others’ blessings with gratitude and joy. Tune in and learn how always remembering what God has already done and choosing to bless Him rather than compare ourselves with others, helps our hearts find rest in His perfect care.

Speaker: Pastor Tayo Fasan Message: The Remission of Sins & The Possession of Peace Description: Comparing ourselves to others shows that our souls have not yet found rest in God. In this message, Pastor Tayo Fasan teaches that the peace God desires for us not only covers the remission of our past sins, but it will also work in us till we overcome the inward tendency toward sin. The peace that Jesus gives flourishes in us as we become selfless, loving, and serving others—especially fellow believers—as He loved His disciples. This episode is a call to step beyond our comfort zones, serve sacrificially, intentionally resist, and confess the habit of comparison to brethren we trust or Pastors and those who are more spiritual than us. As we do so, our souls can move from simply having peace with God to carrying the deeper, settled peace of God.

Wishful thinking moves into vain imaginations and thoughts, and when these things journey to our hearts, they get to our core and begin to form our person. Therefore, when thoughts contrary to Scripture come to our minds, they should not last long, because they should meet a multitude of God’s thoughts. We will not be able to overcome wishful thinking, or the love of self, if we do not have God’s thoughts dwelling in us. The more we have the thoughts of God, the more we come to peace and rest (Jer. 29:11). In this message, we are encouraged to walk in the Spirit, walk in faith, and walk by the Word of God, because when we do so, we begin to judge thoughts. Be blessed as you listen.

Wishful thinking is a service to vanity, and when we excel at it, our imagination itself becomes vain. Sin teaches us, through the world and our family background, to meditate on ourselves by projecting images and thoughts that stir up a false hope. If we respond to that hope, it activates the love of self in us. In this message, our pastors admonish us to prefer others over ourselves, because flesh is crucified by preferring others. Self wants to be seen as better than others, but charity does not seek its own; it prefers that another person take the honor. This is how we overcome wishful thinking and self.

Wishful thinking can seem harmless, but it can lead the heart away from God’s design. In this message, our pastors trace its roots to the love of self and show how comparison can stir desire for another person’s place, possessions, marriage, or opportunities. Tune in to discover how the answer is contentment: learning to love the path and boundaries God has given us, rather than resorting to envy. True faith trusts His provision and stays within His will, rather than using faith to justify selfish ambition.

The temptation to compare ourselves with others is as old as sin, and it can hide beneath a desire to be specially used by God. As believers, we are called to keep our eyes on the Lord instead of becoming distracted by perceived privileges or advantages. In this message, our pastors show how comparison and wishful thinking can weaken the soul and disturb its peace. We are encouraged not to entertain anxious thoughts, but to receive and hold fast to the thoughts God reveals, which makes for our peace.

Man was created upright, with a calling to grow into the image and likeness of God. But Adam’s fall corrupted that uprightness, and each generation has inherited ways of death through family and society—ways that can feel like part of our identity, though they are the fruit of sin. In this message, our pastors show how Jesus came not only to save us but to reveal the pattern of the man God intended: a heart formed by faith, hope, and charity. Through the gospel, the Holy Ghost builds Christ’s nature in us and teaches us to live beyond the ways we have inherited. This is a call to be willing, take up our cross, and let every situation become an opportunity to lay aside our old ways and inherit the ways of God.

Our hearts have been shaped by sin and have inherited wrong ways that resist God’s will and hinder the Christ nature in our spirit from being formed in our soul. In this message, our pastors explain how God uses trials, delays, and seasons of lack to expose and break these patterns, forming in us hearts that are sincere, humble, and willing. David is presented as an example of a heart after God’s own heart: one that freely acknowledges its offenses, lays aside entitlement, and carries God’s law within. His longing for God went beyond mere knowledge, to a constant penitent attitude that will do all of God’s will, which made God fall in love with him. In contrast, Saul began in God’s will but turned it toward his own purposes. This powerful session calls us to stop excusing the condition of our hearts, receive God’s dealings like David did, and let His law be fully written within us.

The heart is the core of a man—the hidden treasury from which his thoughts, desires, and ways proceed. God designed the human heart to carry His own thoughts, desires and ways, as seen in Adam and David, but sin corrupted it. Salvation is therefore God’s work of cleansing and transforming the heart: removing the heart of stone, giving a heart of flesh, and planting charity within it until the heart becomes not only clean but perfect before Him. In this message, our pastors reveal how the enemy seeks entrance into the heart through thoughts, as he did with Judas, and warn us not to provide those thoughts with a place to settle. God seeks a meek and a willing heart—one that does not depend on personal ability, reputation, or the deceptive assurance that says “I am fine.” This call is for us to examine our hearts, receive correction, seek the Lord’s mercy, and yield to His work until He forms within us a heart that He can fully accept.

Salvation is God’s work of transforming the heart, to become exactly like His, not merely producing an outward appearance of godliness. What He discerns, addresses, and desires to possess is the inward man—and the condition of our hearts determines how near or distant we are from Him. In this message, our pastors unveil God’s intention to create within us a clean heart: one that can receive Him and become a throne through which His reign can be freely and fully expressed. Through His commandments, dealings, trials, and everyday situations, the Lord exposes and cleanses everything that resists Him. This is a call to yield to His process, obey His voice, and allow Him to be fully enthroned in our hearts.

The heart is the throne room of the soul—the place God desires to possess and the adversary seeks to occupy. In this enlightening meeting, the Lord confirms the season of “heart examination” over His people, in which the searchlight of His Word exposes hidden idols, offences, vainglory, self-confidence, and every nature that resists His reign. Learn how revelation must journey from the mind into the heart through repentance and obedience, as we submit to God’s dealings, walk in love and honor, and endure the Spirit’s surgical work. By exercising ourselves in lovingkindness, judgment, and righteousness—rather than glorying in wisdom, might, riches, titles, or accomplishments—our hearts are enlarged, reclaimed, and made a fitting throne for the Father and the Son.

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