DLCF IMSU

18/08/2026

The service was over, but the evidence of God's presence was still written on every smile.😊

16/08/2026

THE DANGER OF REBUILDING ONCE DESTROYED RELIANCES

Rebuilding once destroyed sinful relationships and reliances makes one a transgressor. Some doors were closed by God's mercy, not by coincidence.

King Saul once destroyed every connection with familiar spirits, but in a moment of desperation, he returned to the very thing he had once rejected. That decision eventually contributed to his downfall.

Many believers lose their spiritual strength, not because they encountered something new, but because they rebuilt what God had already helped them to destroy.

Be careful not to reconnect with sinful relationships, unhealthy dependencies, or ungodly reliances. What God delivered you from should never become your refuge again.

For if I build again the things which I destroyed, I make myself a transgressor. — Galatians 2:18.

10/08/2026

As you walk into that exam hall today, remember: you are not going in alone.

There is a God who has been with you through every lecture, every sleepless night, every revision, and every moment of preparation. He is going in with you. 🙏🏽

02/08/2026

GCK SUNDAY ✨

RECEIVING MORE AND MORE FROM CHRIST THE INEXHAUSTIBLE SOURCE

Today’s message reminds us that Christ is a source that never runs dry. The world may offer temporary satisfaction, but in Christ we find an endless supply of grace, wisdom, strength, peace, and transformation.

Receiving from Christ requires a heart that continually seeks Him. We do not come to Him only in times of need; we come because He is our daily source and the foundation of all we need.

Just like a stream that keeps flowing, Christ continues to pour out His goodness to those who draw closer to Him. There is always more of His love to experience, more of His wisdom to receive, and more growth to encounter when we remain connected to Him.

May our hearts remain open to receive more from Christ our inexhaustible Source.

01/08/2026

HAPPY NEW MONTH! ✨

WALKING IN GOD'S FAITHFULNESS

Welcome to the beautiful month of August.
As we step into this new month, may our hearts remain steadfast in the assurance that God is ever faithful. His mercies are new every morning, His grace is sufficient for every season, and His promises never fail.

May August be filled with divine direction, answered prayers, open doors, and undeniable testimonies of God's goodness in your life. Through every challenge and every victory, may His faithfulness remain your constant confidence.

It is of the LORD'S mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness. - Lamentations 3:22–23.

26/07/2026

📚 ACADEMIC SUNDAY

KINGDOM SCHOLARS PURSUING EXCELLENCE WITH INTEGRITY

Academic excellence is a calling, not just an ambition. As Kingdom scholars, we are called to pursue knowledge with diligence, stand firmly on integrity, and honor God in every assignment, test, project, and examination.

In a world where compromise is often celebrated, we choose honesty over shortcuts, character over convenience, and faithfulness over fleeting success. Our goal is not only to excel academically but to shine as ambassadors of Christ wherever we are.

Seest thou a man diligent in his business? he shall stand before kings; he shall not stand before mean men. - Proverbs 22:29

May our pursuit of excellence always reflect the values of God's Kingdom.

20/07/2026

19/07/2026

FIGHTING FOR PRESERVATION WITHOUT ACCOMMODATING FEAR

Our Sunday service was a timely reminder that fear should never have a place where faith in God resides. No matter the battles before us, the Lord has promised to go with us, fight for us, and preserve those who trust in Him. We are called to stand firm, refuse intimidation, and hold on to God's promises with unwavering confidence.

We were also blessed with a powerful drama presentation titled "They That Wait," reminding us that waiting on the Lord is never in vain and His timing is always perfect.

May we continue to fight the good fight of faith without accommodating fear.