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31/05/2026

Sunday Glorious

31/05/2026

Sunday School Class
Topic: The Mosaic Covenant
Memory Scripture: Deu 5:1

The Mosaic Covenant (or Covenant of Moses) is the agreement God made with the Israelites through Moses at Mount Sinai after the Exodus from Egypt.

Key Features of the Mosaic Covenant

1. Parties Involved
* God and the nation of Israel.
2. Main Content
* God gave Israel His Law, including:
* The Ten Commandments
* Civil laws governing society
* Ceremonial laws concerning worship, sacrifices, and festivals
3. Conditional Nature
* Unlike some other biblical covenants, the Mosaic Covenant was largely conditional:
* Obedience would bring blessings.
* Disobedience would bring curses and judgment.
4. Purpose
* To set Israel apart as God’s holy people.
* To reveal God’s standards of righteousness.
* To regulate Israel’s worship and national life.
5. Key Biblical Passages
* Exodus 19–24
* Leviticus
* Deuteronomy

In Christian Theology

Many Christians believe the Mosaic Covenant was fulfilled by Jesus Christ through the New Covenant, while the moral principles of God’s law continue to have significance. Different Christian traditions interpret the relationship between the Mosaic Covenant and the New Covenant differently.

In Judaism

The Mosaic Covenant remains foundational to Judaism, forming the basis of the Torah’s commandments and Israel’s covenant relationship with God.

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

Sunday School Class
Topic: God's promises To Abraham And The Birth Of His People
Memory Scripture: Genesis 17:7

God made several important promises to Abraham that shaped the birth of the people of Israel.

God’s Promises to Abraham

According to the Book of Genesis, God promised Abraham:

A Great Nation
God said Abraham’s descendants would become a great people, even though Abraham and his wife Sarah were old and childless.
The Land of Canaan
God promised to give Abraham’s descendants the land of Canaan (later associated with Israel).
Blessing and Protection
Abraham would be blessed, and through him “all nations of the earth” would be blessed.
Countless Descendants
God compared Abraham’s future descendants to the stars in the sky and the sand on the seashore.
The Birth of His People
Abraham’s son Isaac was born miraculously to Sarah.
Isaac’s son Jacob was later renamed Israel by God.
Jacob had twelve sons, who became the heads of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
These tribes formed the nation known as the Israelites — the people descended from Abraham.
Why This Matters

The covenant with Abraham is central to:

Judaism — Abraham is the founding patriarch.
Christianity — Abraham is seen as a model of faith.
Islam — Abraham (Ibrahim) is regarded as a prophet and ancestor of many peoples.

24/05/2026

Media clips from English Service

17/05/2026

Songs of Hymn
CAC G.H.B 99

17/05/2026

Yoruba Glorious Service

17/05/2026

Sunday School Class
Topic: Understanding God's Covenant With Noah
Memory Scripture: Genesis 6:18

God’s covenant with Noah is one of the foundational agreements in the Bible. It appears in the Book of Genesis, mainly chapters 6–9, after the flood narrative.

What Is a Covenant?

In the Bible, a covenant is a solemn agreement or promise between God and people. Some covenants are conditional (“if you obey…”), while others are unconditional promises made by God.

The covenant with Noah is especially important because it is:

Universal — made with all humanity and living creatures
Unconditional — based on God’s promise, not human performance
A new beginning after judgment
Background: Why the Flood Happened

According to Genesis, human wickedness had spread across the earth. God decided to judge the world through a flood but chose Noah because he was described as righteous and faithful.

Noah obeyed God by building the ark and preserving:

his family
animals of every kind
the possibility of renewed life on earth

After the flood waters receded, Noah offered a sacrifice to God, and then God established the covenant.

The Main Promises of the Covenant
1. Never Again Destroy the Earth by Flood

God promised:

Never again will all life be destroyed by the waters of a flood.

This does not mean there will never be local floods, but that there will never again be a worldwide flood destroying all living creatures.

2. Stability of Creation

God promised the regular order of nature would continue:

seedtime and harvest
cold and heat
summer and winter
day and night

This reflects God’s commitment to sustaining creation.

3. Humanity’s Responsibility

God renewed humanity’s role in the world:

people were to “be fruitful and multiply”
human life was declared sacred because humans are made in God’s image

This includes an early biblical foundation for the value and dignity of human life.

The Sign of the Covenant: The Rainbow

The rainbow is the visible sign of the covenant.

In Genesis, God says the rainbow is:

a reminder of His promise
a sign between God, humanity, and all living creatures

The rainbow symbolizes:

mercy after judgment
hope
peace between God and creation.

17/05/2026

English Glorious Service
Topic: Love Rules
Text: 1Cor 8:9

Love rules in Christ" is a powerful statement. In Christian teaching, love is not just an emotion but the very foundation of faith. Christ Himself said, “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another” (John 13:35). That means love is the guiding principle, the highest commandment, and the ultimate rule in the life of a believer.

✨ What it means in practice:

Love governs relationships — forgiving others, showing compassion, and serving selflessly.

Love defines leadership — Christ led by humility and sacrifice, not domination.

Love fulfills the law — as Paul wrote, “Love is the fulfillment of the law” (Romans 13:10).

It’s a reminder that in Christ, love isn’t optional; it’s the rule that shapes everything.