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Goshen Cathedral Of Mercy Church is at idioro area bayaoje road ogbomoso, our mission is telling people about the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ

16/08/2026

Know yourself before choosing a partner. Understand your values, purpose, strengths, weaknesses, and what you want in marriage.
Don't marry because of pressure. Don't allow age, family, friends, church members, or society to force you into marriage.
Choose character over appearance. Beauty, money, education, and status are good, but character, integrity, kindness, responsibility, and godliness matter greatly.
Don't ignore red flags. Lying, violence, manipulation, uncontrolled anger, addiction, disrespect, and irresponsibility should not be treated lightly.
Learn to communicate. Marriage requires honest conversation. Learn how to express your feelings and resolve disagreements without insults or violence.
Don't rush into sexual relationships. Physical attraction can make it difficult to see clearly. Give yourself time to know the person properly.
Pray and seek godly counsel. Don't make marriage decisions based only on emotions. Ask God for wisdom and listen to mature, trustworthy people.
Discuss important issues before marriage. Talk about finances, children, career, faith, family responsibilities, where to live, and expectations in marriage.
Prepare financially and emotionally. Marriage is more than having a wedding. Prepare for responsibility, sacrifice, patience, and teamwork.
Remember that marriage is a covenant, not a competition. You are not looking for someone to serve you alone; you are preparing to build a life together.
Bible foundation:
“Above all else, guard your heart...” — Proverbs 4:23
“Two are better than one..." Ecclesiastes 4:9
“Be kindly affectioned one to another...” — Romans 12:10
Key message to the youth: Don't just prepare for a wedding; prepare for a successful marriage. Choose wisely, pray sincerely, and don't allow temporary emotions to make permanent decisions.

12/08/2026

Never Mock a Pain You Haven't Endured

Many people are quick to judge or mock others without knowing the battles they are fighting. Just because you have not experienced a certain pain does not mean it is not real.
The Bible says, "Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn." (Romans 12:15). God calls us to show compassion, not condemnation.
Today you may be strong, but tomorrow you may need the same mercy you refused to give someone else. Life has a way of reminding us that no one is beyond trials.
Instead of mocking someone's tears, pray for them. Instead of criticizing their struggle, encourage them. Your words can either heal a wounded heart or deepen its pain.
Lesson: Never laugh at a burden you have never carried. Choose kindness, because mercy is a language God understands and rewards.

09/08/2026

DIVINE RESTORATION
Text: Joel 2:25–26
“And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten…”
There are things we may lose in life—time, opportunities, joy, finances, peace, and relationships. But God is able to restore what seems lost forever.
God can restore your wasted years, renew your strength, and turn your pain into testimony. Do not give up because your present situation is not the end of your story.
God is saying: “I will restore.”

02/08/2026

Four Things You Must Never Overlook to Grow in Life
Anchor Text: Proverbs 3:5–6

Growth in life is not by luck but by following God's principles. If you want to move forward, never overlook these four things:

1. God's Direction (Proverbs 3:5–6; Isaiah 30:21)
Always seek God's guidance before making decisions. His direction keeps you on the right path and leads to success.
2. Your Helpers (Ecclesiastes 4:9–10)
God uses people to bless and lift us. Value those He has placed in your life, because no one succeeds alone.
3. Appreciating Others (Luke 17:15–19)
A grateful heart attracts more blessings. Learn to appreciate both God and the people who help you.
4. The Power of Prayer (James 5:16; Jeremiah 33:3)
Prayer is the key to divine intervention. A praying believer is a growing believer.
To experience continuous growth in life, follow God's direction, value your helpers, appreciate others, and remain committed to prayer. As you do, God will open doors and take you to greater heights. Amen.

01/08/2026

May the Lord go before you and make every crooked path straight. May He bless the work of your hands, grant you divine wisdom, protect you and your family from every evil, and surround you with His peace. Every delayed blessing shall become a testimony, every unanswered prayer shall receive God's attention, and every good desire of your heart shall be fulfilled according to His perfect will.

29/07/2026

Never Mock a Pain You Haven't Endured.

Many people are quick to judge or mock others without knowing the battles they are fighting. Just because you have not experienced a certain pain does not mean it is not real.
The Bible says, "Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn." (Romans 12:15). God calls us to show compassion, not condemnation.
Today you may be strong, but tomorrow you may need the same mercy you refused to give someone else. Life has a way of reminding us that no one is beyond trials.
Instead of mocking someone's tears, pray for them. Instead of criticizing their struggle, encourage them. Your words can either heal a wounded heart or deepen its pain.
Lesson: Never laugh at a burden you have never carried. Choose kindness, because mercy is a language God understands and rewards.

27/07/2026

Happy Birthday
On behalf of the entire church, we celebrate you today and thank God for the gift of your life. May the Lord bless you with good health, long life, peace, joy, and abundant grace. May this new year bring greater testimonies and divine favor in every area of your life.
Happy Birthday once again! God bless you richly in Jesus' name. Amen.

26/07/2026

We Are One Family in Christ
Psalm 133:1–3

When we accepted Christ, we became one family with one Father, one faith, and one Lord. Though we come from different backgrounds, we are united in Christ.

1. Love One AnotherSee every church member as your brother or sister. Rejoice with those who rejoice, support those who are hurting, and help those who fall. The church is a family, not just a building.

2. Care, Don't Compare, Avoid jealousy and comparison. Everyone has a unique role in God's house. Instead of asking, "Why not me?" ask, "How can I serve?"

3. Protect Our UnityRefuse gossip, division, and unforgiveness. Be a peacemaker who builds the church through love, encouragement, and prayer.

Psalm 133 tells us that God commands His blessing where there is unity. As we celebrate Family Sunday, let us welcome everyone, love one another sincerely, and make every person feel they belong in God's family.

Try something new, greet someone, encourage someone, forgive someone, and pray for someone. Let us remain one family in Christ, where God's blessing continually rests. Amen.

19/07/2026

Sermon Topic: Launch Out into the Deep
Text: Luke 5:1–8
Introduction
Peter worked all night without catching any fish, but one instruction from Jesus changed everything. This shows that God can turn failure into success when we trust and obey Him.
1. Without Christ, Effort Can End in Frustration
Verse 5: "We have toiled all night and caught nothing." Hard work is good, but lasting success comes from God's direction.
2. Obedience Brings Breakthrough
Verse 5: "Nevertheless at Your word I will let down the net." One act of obedience can change your situation completely.
3. God Rewards Faith with Abundance
Verses 6–7 When Peter obeyed, his nets overflowed with fish. God is able to do more than we can imagine.
4. A True Encounter with Jesus Changes the Heart
Verse 8 Peter recognized his need for God and humbled himself. Every genuine encounter with Christ leads to repentance and transformation.
Conclusion
No matter how long you have struggled, Jesus can change your story. Trust His Word, obey His instructions, and He will bring you into your season of abundance. Amen.

15/07/2026

Spiritual Gifts and the Fruit of the Spirit

Text: Galatians 5:22-23, 1 Corinthians 12:4-11

God gives every believer spiritual gifts for service and ministry. Some are gifted to teach, sing, preach, lead, encourage, or pray. However, possessing gifts alone is not enough. The fruit of the Spirit must also be evident in our lives.
A person may have great gifts but lack love, patience, humility, and self-control. Such gifts may attract people, but only the fruit of the Spirit reflects the character of Christ.
Spiritual gifts show what God can do through us, while the fruit of the Spirit shows who we are becoming in Christ. God wants believers to operate in their gifts and also grow in love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
As Christians, let us not focus only on our gifts. Let us also develop the fruit of the Spirit so that our lives will glorify God and bless others.

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