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Something big, bright, and beautiful is coming this June! The choir is tuning up, the atmosphere is charging, and the S...
25/05/2026

Something big, bright, and beautiful is coming this June! The choir is tuning up, the atmosphere is charging, and the SOUND OF VICTORY is about to echo through Calabar!

We aren't fighting for victory; we are praising from a place of victory because God already won the battle for us (1 Cor 15:57)!

Clear your schedules, invite a friend, and let’s get ready to experience explosive worship and impartation!


23|| 05|| 2026Sermom by Elder Nsikak Okpon‎Topic: May the Peace of God Be with You‎Text: John 20:19, 20 & 26‎‎Divine Pea...
24/05/2026

23|| 05|| 2026

Sermom by Elder Nsikak Okpon
‎Topic: May the Peace of God Be with You
‎Text: John 20:19, 20 & 26
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‎Divine Peace: A gift anchored in God's Word
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‎The sermon explored the profound reality of God's peace, demonstrating that it is not merely the absence of trouble, but a tangible, structural presence given by Christ to anchor us through trials, transform our character, and guide our relationships.
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‎Christ’s peace does not wait for our external circumstances to calm down before it arrives. He enters into our locked spaces, our anxieties, fears, and doubts, and brings immediate comfort. Our peace is anchored firmly in His finished work on the cross.
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‎True peace is a shock absorber. When trials strike, peace allows us to endure rather than panic. This steady endurance reshapes our inner character, ultimately anchoring us in an unshakeable, resilient hope.
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‎The peace we receive from God is not meant to be hoarded; it must be shared. We are called to actively pursue peaceful relationships and holy living. Our peace with mankind is a direct reflection of our peace with God.
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‎The sermon concluded with a powerful reminder that the same Jesus who stood with His disciples is amongst us today. To experience the fullness of God's peace, we must open the doors of our hearts, allow His presence to build our character through endurance, and actively strive to be peacemakers in a world that encourages violence.
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‎Refs: Hebrews 12:14, Romans 5:4, Galatians 6:16, Exodus 6:1, Psalm 35:1-6, Esther 6:10, Ephesians 1:2.



Just as Jesus Christ took the little children in His arms, laid His hands on them, and blessed them (Mark 10:16), Pastor...
24/05/2026

Just as Jesus Christ took the little children in His arms, laid His hands on them, and blessed them (Mark 10:16), Pastor Offiong O. Asuquo Ph.D also demonstrated love, compassion, and fatherly care through his gracious actions.


“Immortal, Invisible, God only wise — when my heart is weak and my soul is weary, You remain my eternal refuge.”
24/05/2026

“Immortal, Invisible, God only wise — when my heart is weak and my soul is weary, You remain my eternal refuge.”


Speaker: Pastor O. O. Asuquo Ph.DTheme: Only the Plans of God Shall StandStandWhile we all make plans for our future, we...
10/05/2026

Speaker: Pastor O. O. Asuquo Ph.D
Theme: Only the Plans of God Shall Stand

StandWhile we all make plans for our future, we must remember that human intentions can fail. Biblical history proves that no matter how smart or strong a human plot may be, God’s purpose always prevails:

• The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11): Shows that plans built on pride and independence from God will collapse.

• Joseph and his brothers (Genesis 37): Demonstrates that even when others plot evil against us, God can repurpose those actions for our lifting and good.

• Haman and Esther (Book of Esther): Reveals that God protects His people by overturning the schemes of the wicked, even when they have official approval.

Because God’s plans are designed for our welfare and hope (Jeremiah 29:11), we do not need to live in fear. As the Bible says, "The counsel of the Lord stands forever, the plans of His heart to all generations" (Psalm 33:11).

To apply this truth, we must:

1. Acknowledge Him: Don't trust your own understanding; let Him direct your paths (Proverbs 3:5-6).

2. Trust His process: When people rise against you, remember that God sees and protects.

3. Align your heart: "Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him, and He will act" (Psalm 37:4-5).

Conclusion: Men may propose, but only God’s counsel stands. If God is for you, no plan of the enemy can prosper. Commit your future to Him and rest, knowing He is working all things for your good.


Some came with unanswered prayers. Some came with secret tears. Some came with burdens too heavy for words. But one thin...
10/05/2026

Some came with unanswered prayers. Some came with secret tears. Some came with burdens too heavy for words. But one thing is certain God is here.


03 || 5 || 2026.Speaker: Elder Uno Williams Theme: Submission to Constituted AuthoritiesScripture: Romans 13:1–7Introduc...
03/05/2026

03 || 5 || 2026.

Speaker: Elder Uno Williams
Theme: Submission to Constituted Authorities
Scripture: Romans 13:1–7

Introduction: The Origin of Order

We live in a world of "different hierarchies", from the father in the home to the judiciary in the state. Many see these systems as human inventions, but Romans 13:1 shatters that myth. It tells us that "there is no authority except from God."

Before we look at the President, the Judge, or the Governor, we must look at the All-Supreme God. Every earthly power is a "borrowed" power. God is the Great Architect who designed order to protect us from the chaos of our own nature.

The Divine Appointment (Verses 1-2)

• Paul tells us that the "powers that be" are ordained by God. This is a heavy word. It means that when we resist a legal, constituted authority, we aren't just protesting a person; we are resisting the very arrangement God has set in place.

• VIEW: We submit not because every leader is "godly," but because God is Sovereign. He uses even the "Caesars" of this world to fulfill His divine purposes. To respect the office is to respect the God who created the office.

The Purpose of the Sword (Verses 3-4)

• Why did God establish the Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary? To be "God’s servant for your good." These bodies work together for "procedural and fair results." This is God’s grace in action! The law is there to be a terror to bad conduct, not good.

• View: When the government maintains peace and justice, it is acting as a shadow of God’s own perfect justice. We cooperate with the state so that the "smooth running" of society allows the Church to flourish.

The Call of Conscience (Verses 5-7)

• Paul moves the motivation from "fear of punishment" to "matters of conscience." We don't just obey because we might get caught; we obey because we want to be right with the All-Supreme Judge.

• The "Honor" Debt: "Give to everyone what you owe them."

• Taxes to whom taxes are due.

• Revenue to whom revenue is due.

• Honor to whom honor is due.

• View: When we pay our taxes and follow the law, we are declaring that our God is a God of order. We "give to Caesar what is Caesar’s" so that our hands are clean when we "give to God what is God’s."

Conclusion: One King Above All

Submission to constituted authority is the highest form of Christian testimony. It shows the world that we are not rebels, but citizens of a Higher Kingdom. We respect the earthly authorities because we serve the All-Supreme Authority who sits on the throne of Heaven.

By submitting to the "smaller" authorities today, we prove our loyalty to the Greatest Authority for eternity.


The veil is torn, the barrier is gone, and the way is wide open. We aren’t just observers today, we are standing in the ...
03/05/2026

The veil is torn, the barrier is gone, and the way is wide open. We aren’t just observers today, we are standing in the Holy of Holies because of what Jesus did.


LAST SUNDAY SERVICE FOR APRIL 2026Sermon by : Pastor B. B. Okpo Texts: Colossians 3 :4-5 -9 Theme: If you must appear wi...
26/04/2026

LAST SUNDAY SERVICE FOR APRIL 2026

Sermon by : Pastor B. B. Okpo
Texts: Colossians 3 :4-5 -9
Theme: If you must appear with Christ , kill this!
Refs: Galatians 5:19-21, 2nd Timothy 2: 22, Ephesians 2: 1-2.

Christ is our life. When he appears, we will appear with him in Glory.

For us to appear with Christ, we must;
KILL; We need to kill distractions and sinful acts , thugs that make God exhausted with us. These things must die for us to appear with Christ.

These killings are not counted against us, but for us in righteousness. Inability to mortify these things will lead to the enablement of these things to kill us.
These “killing “ is a spiritual act . It makes us clean . Whoever wants to live for God must be clean.

How do we avoid acts that can cause disparity with Christ :
1 By treating your body as dead to sin , not dead to Christ
2 By walking with Christ Through the Holy Spirit.
To kill these vices , one needs determination, some more of these acts include:
1 sexual immorality
2 sim of impurity
3 lust
4 Evil desires
5 Disobedience

If at the end of the day , we don’t kill these things , we will never win the battle against the spirit of God.
If we do mortify them, we shall appear with Christ and his glory shall be seen In us.


No matter the challenges we faced during the week, His grace has sustained us and brought us into this beautiful Sunday....
26/04/2026

No matter the challenges we faced during the week, His grace has sustained us and brought us into this beautiful Sunday.


19 || 04 || 2026YOUTH SUNDAY Mary and Joseph traveled a full day’s journey away from Jerusalem "supposing" Jesus was in ...
19/04/2026

19 || 04 || 2026

YOUTH SUNDAY
Mary and Joseph traveled a full day’s journey away from Jerusalem "supposing" Jesus was in their company. In modern times, we often fall into the same trap. We go about our daily routines—work, family, and even church activities assuming Jesus is naturally "back there somewhere" in the caravan of our lives.

Today's sermon, "ARE YOU STILL WITH JESUS?", by Deacon Emmanuel Nkwa was a question that cut through religion, routine and reputation.

It is possible to be religiously active and socially connected while actually being a full day’s journey away from the presence of Christ.
Starting with Jesus isn't the same as staying with Him - Matthew 24:13

Are you following the real Jesus today, or are you just moving with the crowd and assuming He’s following you?

The narrative reveals a stark reality: it took Mary and Joseph one day to lose Jesus, but three days of searching to find Him again. This serves as a metaphor for spiritual life—losing focus is often instantaneous, but reclaiming that special sense of His presence and peace requires intentional, sometimes painful, effort.

One day of moving on "assumptions" can lead to many days of confusion.

What "distractions" or "religious customs" have caused you to travel miles away before realizing you are walking alone?.

Mary and Joseph first searched for Jesus among "relatives and acquaintances". Today, when we feel spiritually empty, we often search for fulfillment in social circles, family approval, or professional success. However, Jesus was not there; He was in His "Father’s house," focused on the Father's business.

To find Jesus, you must go back to where He said He would be—deep in the Word and in communion with the Father.

Jesus' response to His parents—"Did you not know that I must be in my Father's house?"—marked a shift from being a protected child to a teacher with a divine mission. For us, "being with Jesus" means shifting from our own "make-myself-right business" to the Father's business of grace and obedience.

Growth requires moving beyond "instant spirituality" to a life of consistent maturation in wisdom and favor.

You cannot "be with Jesus" if you are disobedient to His will. Saul, the first king of Israel lost sight of this and veered from the path God set out for him. He didn't even realise when he stopped being with the Lord - 1st Samuel 9:1-down.

Conclusion:
Staying with Jesus is a daily decision, not a one-time declaration - John 15:4.

Just as the "three days" in Jerusalem foreshadowed the three days between the cross and the resurrection, our periods of feeling "lost" are never permanent. If you realize today that you’ve been traveling on assumptions and disobedience, you can stop, turn around, and find Him exactly where He promised He would be.

Refs: Luke 2:41-46, John 4,14:4, 10:2-3, 1st Corinthians 10:12, Joshua 22:5


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