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25/08/2026

Another presentation by Ibonda Assembly Sunday School TAC Ibonda Assembly Media/Publicity Department

23 || 08 || 2026Sermon by Elder Essien ObongTheme: God Honors Long-Term Commitment‎Texts: 2 Kings 2:8–15; 8:1–6‎‎True sp...
23/08/2026

23 || 08 || 2026

Sermon by Elder Essien Obong
Theme: God Honors Long-Term Commitment
‎Texts: 2 Kings 2:8–15; 8:1–6
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‎True spiritual inheritance is rarely given to spectators. Elisha spent years serving Elijah in complete obscurity before his ultimate test arrived. Because he stayed committed to the end, he witnessed God's power and received a double portion of Elijah’s mantle.
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‎A similar instance of long-term faith is found in the story of the Shunammite woman. Her commitment began with pure hospitality, building a room for the prophet, Elisha and expecting nothing in return. God honored her generosity with a miraculous son, yet her faith was truly tested when tragedy struck years later and the boy suddenly died.

Instead of falling into despair, she laid her child on the prophet’s bed and rode out with unwavering determination, declaring "it is well." She refused to let go of God’s promise until Elisha arrived, prayed, and God resurrected her son. Years later, that same history of unwavering faith led the king to restore her lost land, proving that her commitment through the birth, death, and resurrection of her miracle was never forgotten.
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‎Your labor, obedience, and quiet loyalty to God are never in vain. You may endure long seasons of waiting, service, or deep trial, but God sees every step of your journey. Remain steadfast through your hardest battles; when you refuse to give up, God will remember your faithfulness, open doors no person can shut, and restore everything the years have stolen.


My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. A worship song that expresses deep gratitu...
23/08/2026

My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. A worship song that expresses deep gratitude and complete surrender to God.


Lord, we may not have the right words, but our hearts are crying out to You. You are still faithful, still good, and sti...
23/08/2026

Lord, we may not have the right words, but our hearts are crying out to You.

You are still faithful, still good, and still worthy of our worship.


Nice presentation by Sunday School TAC Ibonda Assembly Media/Publicity Department
23/08/2026

Nice presentation by Sunday School TAC Ibonda Assembly Media/Publicity Department

YOUTH SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 16, 2026SPEAKER: BROTHER CHRISTIAN EFFIONG NTATHEME: THE MASTER IS HERE A ship with...
16/08/2026

YOUTH SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 16, 2026

SPEAKER: BROTHER CHRISTIAN EFFIONG NTA
THEME: THE MASTER IS HERE

A ship without a captain to steer it in the right direction is at the mercy of the storm. This is a clear picture of what our lives look like without God's footing. His mere presence changes everything; even the thickest of confusions gets absolute clarity when 'The Master is here.'

Human effort had failed when Lazarus died and was buried, but the arrival of Jesus caused the supernatural to occur. There is no world in which a man who had been buried for four days was going to wake up, but our God is the God of wonders and He made this possible(John 11:28). When God steps in, impossibility steps out.

In this message, Bro. Christian Nta outlines the benefits that is manifest when the master is present in the life of a believer:

• Guidance and direction are guaranteed.
• Divine peace and glorification are made possible.
• Fear, worry, and doubt are taken away.
• Renewed hope is birthed.

Ways We Can Access the Master

God does not just barge into our lives uninvited; we must actively engage His presence. We access the Master through two distinct pathways:

• Walking with Him: Sacrifice and living in the revelation of God's glory are the primary features of walking with God. True sacrifice means being willing to suffer loss along the way, and it is paramount if we want to see tangible, supernatural results in our lives.

• Believing in the Master and the power of His resurrection: While walking with God, you must anchor your mind in the truth that He is actively with you, and He will never steer you off your path or abandon you to the storm.

The Abiding Truth
God is ever-present, but a lack of knowledge concerning these truths will prevent us from experiencing and feeling His presence. Your life situations may seem entirely unsalvageable right now, and your hopes may look completely dead. But we serve a God whose mere presence is all we will ever need to raise the dead.


Y O U T H S U N D A YWe raise a sound by "Tim Godfrey"The one who was, who is and is toCome.The lion, the lamb, the on...
16/08/2026

Y O U T H S U N D A Y

We raise a sound by "Tim Godfrey"

The one who was, who is and is to
Come.
The lion, the lamb, the one
upon the throne.

Now unto the Lamb upon the throne
we raise a sound, we raise a sound
for He is God and God alone

Alleluia Alleluia.
For He is worthy to receive glory
honour and praise.


Despite the cold weather, God’s people gathered with grateful hearts to worship, praise, and honour His name.
16/08/2026

Despite the cold weather, God’s people gathered with grateful hearts to worship, praise, and honour His name.


09/08/2026

09 ll 08 ll 2026

Minister: Elder Edet U. Ette
Interpreter: Bro. Cyril Sunday

Theme: Lack of knowledge destroys my people
Text: 1John 3: 1-10
The Danger of Ignorance & Knowing Who You Are

Family, God’s people don't go down because they lack power or promises—they go down because they don’t know the truth (1 John 3:1-10). When we live in ignorance, we build our own prison. Sin steps in to mess up our divine design (Romans 1:24), defiles the very temples we are supposed to be (1 Corinthians 3:16-17), and fills our lives with unnecessary pain and blindness (John 16:5-6, Jeremiah 11:15).

Now, let's talk about what it actually means to be a SAINT in times like this. Being a saint isn't about being perfect or waiting until you get to heaven; it's a daily strategy to defeat the ignorance that tries to destroy us. It breaks down simply like this: Sanctification, Abide in Christ, Increase in the knowledge of God, No sin in you, and Trust in the Lord. When you break out of ignorance and start walking as a true saint, the enemy completely loses his grip on your life.

To live this out, we have to stay Sanctified and Abide in Him (Romans 1:7, 1 Timothy 1:9). Real victory only happens when we anchor ourselves completely in Jesus and walk in the oneness He prayed for us to have (John 17:6, 11). When we die to the old way of living, sin loses its mastery because Jesus already carried our heavy burdens to the cross so we could walk right with God (Romans 6:7, 9, 1 Peter 2:24).

This means we must be intentional about Increasing our Knowledge of God by locking His word deep in our hearts (Job 22:22) and letting Him guide our steps (Psalm 119:33, 35-38). When God's seed is alive in you, there is No Sin in You that can dominate your identity (1 John 3:9, Romans 8:10, 16). Finally, we must Trust in the Lord instead of our own strength. As Moses and Hannah declared, we prevail only by sitting at His feet and resting in His power (Deuteronomy 33:3, 1 Samuel 2:9). Drop the chains of ignorance, pick up His wisdom, and let's watch Him fill the earth with His glory (Psalm 72:19). Amen!


03/08/2026

Praise is the expression of love, honour, thanksgiving, and admiration to God for who He is and what He has done.


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