Jewel City Church

Jewel City Church The Kingdom Community OUR MISSION
Continuing steadfastly in the apostle's doctrine, breaking of bread and prayers.

Jewel City Church is the body of Christ, under the Anointing, Leadership and oversight of Jesus Christ through His servant Pastor Medad Makama

OUR VISION
Is to be a great city of God's people, built for his habitation and expression (1 peter 2:5; Revelation 21:2-3).

The Awakening of the Eternal Man and the Destruction of Worldly RealityThe core of human struggle is that we are blind t...
18/01/2026

The Awakening of the Eternal Man and the Destruction of Worldly Reality

The core of human struggle is that we are blind to any reality beyond the one we have been awakened to (Ecclesiastes 3:11). We define "life" by what satisfies the flesh—food, clothing, and material increase (1 John 2:16). When we say "my life must be better," we usually mean we want to be richer, seeking a "star" status or a "name" to gain honor from men (John 5:44). This pursuit of identity and the "pride of life" drives us to use a worldly wisdom called _"prudence"_ to navigate life's ladder for personal advantage.

This system is fueled by corruption—seen in the manipulation of judges, lecturers, and utility officials—where we often silence our consciences just to survive.
However, man is an eternal being, and this physical world is merely a "making room" or a womb designed for the formation of the "Real Man." Just as a fan blade "disappears" when it vibrates faster than the eye can see, the spiritual realm is a tangible substance vibrating at a frequency we cannot yet perceive (2 Corinthians 4:18).

Death is not the end of existence but a transition of the soul; our 100 years on earth are simply the time given to determine the quality of our next 100 million years.
Even Adam was an "unfinished product." God sent Jesus as the pattern of a "Finished Man" who emptied Himself of glory to show us how to receive "God-substances" through faith (Ephesians 4:13). To save us, God must use the power of the Cross to destroy our worldly wisdom and the "prudence" we rely on to succeed (1 Corinthians 1:19).

This Gospel seems like foolishness to the ambitious because it offers no "timely glory," but to God, it is the only way to escape destruction (1 Corinthians 1:18, 27). True salvation is the destruction of your worldly perspective, allowing you to prioritize attaining the measure of Christ over attaining earthly titles.

The Restoration of Divine Dependence: From Fallen Self-Sufficiency to the Life of God. The transformation you are experi...
17/01/2026

The Restoration of Divine Dependence: From Fallen Self-Sufficiency to the Life of God.

The transformation you are experiencing is evidence that you are no longer living as an ordinary human being; your changed appetites and the ability to sustain the hearing of this preaching prove that a spiritual barrier has been broken and you have moved beyond mere human capacity.

In Genesis 3:1, the serpent was created subtle by God, possessing a unique natural wisdom intended for its own sustainability—a uniqueness that Satan hijacked and palpitated with his own anointing to deceive man. Originally, man was angelic and lived by a higher form of life, consuming heavenly food that was entirely pure and absorbed by the body; unlike the biological waste produced today because of the corruption found in natural food, their original sustenance was incorruptible and left no waste in the system. Man was a free moral being, and the presence of the tree in the garden was necessary because true obedience and love cannot be established without the opportunity to disobey.

The temptation in Genesis 3:6 targeted the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, which awakened a dormant, inferior nature and kindled a self-sufficient life that effectively exited God from man’s experience. This fall made man a "god"only in his own self-sufficiency, enabling him to survive through his own brain and skill—a "spoiled design" that functions much like the mosquito, which uses its God-given wisdom to moisture skin with saliva and sense danger just to sustain its own existence.

Because this awakened wisdom made man feel he did not need his Creator, 1 Corinthians 1:18-19 declares that God must destroy the wisdom of the wise, for the preaching of the cross is foolishness to those relying on the very intelligence they use to survive. According to 2 Corinthians 4:3-4, the god of this world blinds the minds of the lost to keep them in this fallen state.

Milk to Meat: Maturing in the Revelation and Faith of Jesus ChristThe journey into God’s purpose begins with faith, whic...
16/01/2026

Milk to Meat: Maturing in the Revelation and Faith of Jesus Christ

The journey into God’s purpose begins with faith, which is the means through which we come into Him. Faith comes by hearing and believing the gospel of how Jesus died, was buried, and rose again according to the Scriptures (1 Corinthians 15:1-4). By receiving this initial gospel, a person is saved and born again in their spirit, gaining access to the blessings of the Father’s house such as healing and protection. However, Paul warned that a believer can manifest the gifts of the Spirit like prophecy, healing, and tongues and still be carnal rather than spiritual (1 Corinthians 3:1-3).

True spirituality comes from receiving "spiritual things" that transform the soul, moving a believer from the status of a "babe" who only seeks sustenance to a mature representative of the Father.

The Bible reveals that there are two kinds of faith: your faith in what Jesus did, which justifies your spirit, and the faith of Jesus, which justifies your soul (Galatians 2:16). While God’s mercy sustains all people, believers are called to live their lives in the flesh by the faith of the Son of God (Galatians 2:20). This level of faith comes by revelation, which Jesus called "the Rock." As seen in Matthew 16:15-18, when Peter received the revelation of who Jesus was, Jesus declared that upon this rock He would build His church, and the gates of hell would not prevail against it. Building your life on this personal revelation allows you to withstand the storms of life that would otherwise overwhelm you.

This transition from "milk" to "meat" represents the difference between knowing what Jesus did for you and knowing who He is (1 Corinthians 3:2). These deeper truths are the "mysteries of the kingdom" which remain parables to the world but bring conversion and forgiveness to the believer (Mark 4:11). Able ministers of the New Testament do not preach the "letter," which kills, but the "Spirit," which gives life.

The Gospel of the Son: The Revelation of His PersonThe gospel concerning the Son reveals Jesus Christ as both divine and...
15/01/2026

The Gospel of the Son: The Revelation of His Person

The gospel concerning the Son reveals Jesus Christ as both divine and human: born of David’s seed in the flesh, yet declared fully the Son of God by resurrection. This dual nature — humanity from David and divinity from God — fulfills the promises written from Genesis to Malachi.
(Romans 1:3–4)

His resurrection was the third and final declaration of his sonship, bringing fullness and power. The first declaration had John as witness, the second had Peter, James, and John, but the third came by revelation through Paul.
(Romans 1:4) Through this Son, Paul received grace and apostleship to bring nations into obedience of faith. The promise of God cannot be received apart from obedience to faith; faith is the means, and obedience is the condition.

The Roman believers already had a faith spoken of worldwide, yet Paul pointed them toward the deeper faith required to receive the promise. (Romans 1:5, Romans 1:8)

Paul longed to impart a spiritual gift that would establish them. This was not merely a manifestation of the Spirit for the profit of all, but a gift that becomes theirs — revelation and understanding that can be applied at any time. Such impartation produces establishment and comfort through mutual faith.
(Romans 1:11–12, 1 Corinthians 12:7)

The gospel they first received was about what Christ did — his death, burial, and resurrection — which brought salvation and blessings. *But the gospel of the Son is about who he is.* Knowing his works brings benefits, but knowing his person opens the promise hidden before the world began. (1 Corinthians 15:3–4)

The promise is not simply being born again, healed, or prospering; these are preparations. The true promise is inside the person of the Son. Only when he is revealed can one receive what belongs to them.
(Romans 16:25, Ephesians 1:9–10)

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The Voyager of the Mystery: Navigating the High Waters of Faith.The spiritual life is not a static state but a profound ...
14/01/2026

The Voyager of the Mystery: Navigating the High Waters of Faith.

The spiritual life is not a static state but a profound voyage of the soul into the "unsearchable riches of Christ.* Rooted in God’s eternal purpose (Ephesians 3:11), the Church is mandated to reveal His manifold wisdom to the principalities and powers in heavenly places (Ephesians 3:10). Through the faith of Him, we are granted the boldness and access to navigate mysteries once hidden in the Godhead (Ephesians 3:12).

In this journey, Faith is the vessel, but a good conscience is the rudder. To *"war a good warfare,"* one must hold both; if the conscience is compromised, the ship of faith becomes unstable, inevitably leading to a spiritual shipwreck (1 Timothy 1:18-19). Sailing into these *"high waters"* attracts intense opposition, yet a storm is not a sign of failure—it is proof that you are navigating deep, heavenly realms that threaten fallen spirits.

We must guard against _"apostles of diversion"_ like Hymenaeus and Alexander (1 Timothy 1:20), who, after wrecking their own faith, labored to overthrow the faith of others (2 Timothy 2:17-18). True spiritual leadership requires custodians—those who "hold the mystery of the faith in a pure conscience" (1 Timothy 3:9). Only this mystery produces the heavenly wisdom needed to administer the Church and fulfill God’s heart: empowering others to be greater so that His treasures are made manifest.

The Promise of Life and the Salvation of the Soul.Divine purpose is not an afterthought; it is a predestined counsel tha...
13/01/2026

The Promise of Life and the Salvation of the Soul.

Divine purpose is not an afterthought; it is a predestined counsel that precedes birth. We were created because an inheritance was already prepared, and to live outside this intent is to wander without a destination. Realizing this destiny requires alignment with the _"Original Hope"_ God promised before the world began.

Spiritual death has made the human soul insensitive to God’s riches. Like the swine that tramples pearls, the fallen nature prioritizes mundane survival—jobs, marriage, and earthly comfort—over eternal life.

Even after the spirit is born again, the soul requires a labor of reformation to be cured of this "derangement" and made capable of valuing the things of God.

Jesus abolished death to bring Life and Immortality to light. Accessing this inheritance requires us to endure the cross for the joy set before us, moving beyond our limited belief to a higher operation.

This year, we must transition from merely believing in Him to living by the Faith of Jesus Christ. It is _*through His faith*_ that we are justified and conformed to His image, finally fulfilling the purpose for which we were born.

Scriptural Foundation:
Genesis 1-2, Matthew 7:6, John 17:3, Romans 8:28-30, Galatians 2:16, 2 Timothy 1:1, 2 Timothy 1:9-10, Titus 1:2, Hebrews 1:2-3, Hebrews 12:2.

The Gestation of Divine Life: The Containment of CorruptionMan’s lifespan was reduced to 120 years as an act of strategi...
11/01/2026

The Gestation of Divine Life: The Containment of Corruption

Man’s lifespan was reduced to 120 years as an act of strategic mercy—to prevent sin from maturing into "Great Death," a state of perishing so deep that the soul becomes unrecoverable. This limited window ensures we can be rescued before corruption becomes total.

The soul has a "womb" that naturally births corruptible ambitions. Even as born-again believers, we can remain barren to the expression of God's Life. True life only begins when the soul becomes potent enough to conceive the divine nature.

Birthing God’s life requires a gestation marked by patience and faith, which serve as the vehicle carrying this "pregnancy" until it matures into Charity—the beginning of the eternal substance of God.

Spiritual gifts like prophecy and healing are temporary tools for earthly use; they do not follow us into eternity. The true "profit" is Charity. We must move beyond the gospel of initial salvation into the "Faith of Jesus" in order to birth riches that survive the grave.



DAY 7THE SUBSTANCE OF WORTH: FROM SPIRITUAL BARRENNESS TO THE BIRTHING OF LIFETrue value is not found in human status or...
10/01/2026

DAY 7
THE SUBSTANCE OF WORTH: FROM SPIRITUAL BARRENNESS TO THE BIRTHING OF LIFE

True value is not found in human status or achievement but in the internal possession of the substance called Christ. The human soul is a womb that must be healed of spiritual impotence to birth this life, moving the believer from personal design to divine purpose.

Human worth before the Maker is defined solely by the presence of Christ within the soul. Without this substance, all labor and building are vain, as man can do nothing of eternal value by himself (John 15:5, Psalm 127:1).

The natural soul lacks the capacity to respond to God's purpose, a state described as spiritual impotence. Fruitfulness begins when the soul is healed of barrenness by the incorruptible seed of the Word, allowing Christ to be birthed as the fruit of the womb (Psalm 127:3, 1 Peter 1:23, 2 Peter 1:8).

The birth of Christ within is signaled by the emergence of charity. While a baby Christian clings to his own designs, the matured life is marked by a love for God that overrides selfish ambition and aligns with His eternal calling (1 John 4:7, 2 Timothy 1:9, Ephesians 1:4).

Salvation is the end goal, but sanctification is the essential process where Christ is consistently revealed to the soul. In this state, trials and hardships are transformed into fertilizer and catalysts that accelerate the believer toward God's original intent (2 Thessalonians 2:13, Romans 8:28, Jeremiah 29:11).

Day 6, Fasting and Prayer The Grand Design: Man as the Living Habitation of GodGod’s plan for your life is not a reactio...
09/01/2026

Day 6, Fasting and Prayer

The Grand Design: Man as the Living Habitation of God

God’s plan for your life is not a reaction to your birth; it is a grand design conceived in eternity before the world began. While God created the heavens and the angelic hierarchies—the Cherubim, the Seraphim, the Twenty-Four Elders, and the Seven Spirits—as His operational state, He did not find His rest in them. He desired a habitation generated by His own life flowing through a creature of choice. Man was created a little lower than the angels to start at the lowest state and evolve into the highest purpose of becoming the organic dwelling place of Divinity. Any life built independent of this purpose is a wasted labor because true fulfillment is found only when we stop our unnecessary labor and abide in the Vine, allowing the Farmer to harvest His glory through us.

We are not here to fulfill our own expectations, but to align with the blueprint of the Master Builder and become the place of His rest. This truth is anchored in the scriptures which remind us that unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it according to Psalm 127:1. In Isaiah 66:1, the Lord declares that while heaven is His throne and earth is His footstool, He still seeks a house and a place of rest. Jesus further explains in John 15:5 that He is the vine and we are the branches, and that without Him we can do nothing. Colossians 1:27 reveals the riches of the glory of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory.

Day 5 Fasting and Prayers Divine Mandate and Spiritual SensitivityGod has a specific design for every life that must ali...
08/01/2026

Day 5 Fasting and Prayers

Divine Mandate and Spiritual Sensitivity

God has a specific design for every life that must align with His larger purpose, for He says, "I know the thought that I think towards you... the plan I have towards you" (Jeremiah 29:11). Any pursuit—whether marriage, career, or business—that pulls you away from God’s original purpose is not His plan. Fulfilling your destiny requires more than just knowing your calling; it requires being led step-by-step by the Holy Spirit rather than relying on human strategy or "soulish" intelligence.

This is why Ephesians 5:17 warns us to "be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is." True wisdom is found in a consistent lifestyle of being "filled with the Spirit," as Ephesians 5:18 commands: "Do not get drunk on wine, which leads to debauchery. Instead, be filled with the Spirit." Just as the world trains the mind through years of education, a believer must develop their spiritual senses because "the Holy Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God" (1 Corinthians 2:10). Without this spiritual development and total surrender to His will, even the greatest worldly success fails to achieve God's eternal reward.

DAY 4 FASTING AND PRAYER Living in the Fullness of the SpiritTrue wisdom is not hidden in mystery but revealed in knowin...
06/01/2026

DAY 4 FASTING AND PRAYER

Living in the Fullness of the Spirit

True wisdom is not hidden in mystery but revealed in knowing and walking in God’s will, and this wisdom becomes practical when we are filled with the Spirit.

The fullness of the Holy Ghost is not a passing moment but a continual state that makes the supernatural our normal experience. Just as a drunken man manifests the influence of wine without effort, so a Spirit-filled believer naturally manifests God’s character and power.

Honesty is inseparable from this fullness, for the Spirit of truth cannot dwell in deceit; integrity makes you trustworthy before both God and man.

Being in the Spirit sharpens discernment, giving wisdom from above that extinguishes fiery trials and grants divine advantage in life’s challenges. To walk in God’s will is to remain under His Spirit’s control, so that every action flows in harmony with His plan unless He restrains it. This consistency is cultivated through daily exercises of prayer, worship, and obedience, ensuring that fullness is not a fleeting experience but a lifestyle. In this way, the believer becomes a living testimony that the Spirit of God governs every thought, word, and deed, making life a continual expression of His presence.

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