Presbyterian Church of Nigeria Agboju Parish

06/15/2026

Prepared for Good Works

Texts: Nehemiah 2:1–12, Ephesians 2:6–10, Mark 14:3–6

We are not just saved from something; we are saved for good works.

God did not save us merely to escape hell, but to serve Him and become instruments of His purpose on earth. Being prepared for good works means being spiritually ready and mentally focused on what God wants us to do.

God prepared these good works before we were born. His purpose precedes our preparation. You are not an accident—you are God’s project. Personal preparation makes you valuable and useful, and preparation always begins with prayer.

Lessons from Nehemiah (Nehemiah 2:7–8)

* Preparation includes patience. Nehemiah waited for the right timing.
* There is a time to be silent and a time to speak.
* God works through prepared and disciplined vessels.
* Good works flow from a heart of love and sacrifice.

Lessons from Mark 14:3–6

* Good works are not measured by public applause but by the posture of your heart.
* True preparation involves your heart.

The Role of the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is the divine preparer. He empowers us for good works and draws us closer to God.

The Fruit of Preparation

God expects us to be faithful where we are. Preparation produces impact.

Practical Ways to Be Prepared for Good Works

1. Through prayer and fellowship.
2. Develop godly character.
3. Be sensitive to divine timing and instruction.
4. Serve faithfully where you are.

Preparation is not about doing more; it is about becoming the person God has prepared to do the work He has already planned.

Listen to the full sermon on: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1wOPyxsqMfeDPnb6KX4vTQ

06/08/2026

It’s our Month of Good Success!

"Then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success." Joshua 1:8

As we meditate on God's Word and walk in obedience, we step into a season of divine direction, growth, and prosperity. May this month be filled with testimonies of God's goodness and success on every side.

05/24/2026

05/10/2026

An excerpt of today’s sermon — Effective Parenting
📖 Psalm 127:1–5 | Ephesians 6:1–9 (Children’s Month)

Parenting is challenging, yet it is a responsibility we must never leave to chance. It is a sacred duty God has entrusted to us. As parents and guardians, we must intentionally shape the future of our children through godly values, wisdom, and love.

Key Principles of Effective Parenting:
• Have a clear-cut objective for your child.
• Be intentional about your children and upbringing — even in your words, because words are seeds.
• The training you give your children is what will sustain them. The greatest treasure you can give them is the fear of the Lord.
• Lead by example. (1 Timothy 4:12)
• Teach with wisdom and the Word of God. (Proverbs 22:6)
• Discipline in love and encourage them.
• Pray continually for your children. (1 Samuel 2:20–21)

May God grant us the wisdom, patience, and grace to raise children who walk in His ways and fulfill their purpose. 🙏🏽

Listen to the full sermon on https://open.spotify.com/episode/2K4zv1xdH9Ub2VjGd4erBp

PCN Agboju Parish - Miracle Centre · Episode

04/30/2026

Sunday Service | Mission Sunday
📖 Exodus 5:10–21, Acts 8:1–17

Soul Winning

God calls us back to spiritual consciousness, to the assignment He has given us. And with every assignment comes His assurance: “I am with you.” He never sends us out alone.

What God provides for every assignment:
• Power
• Grace
• The Holy Spirit

Every assignment from God may attract persecution, but it also carries purpose.

Looking at the life of Philip: though he was appointed as a food server, when the disciples were scattered, he stepped into purpose, going to Samaria and boldly proclaiming the gospel.

Why we must engage in soul winning:
• We have received the ministry of reconciliation (2 Corinthians 5:19; John 20:21)
• That men may receive forgiveness of sins
• To liberate men from bo***ge (Exodus 3:7)

The Benefits:
• Supernatural supply
• Eternal reward

The Consequence of Neglect:
• Spiritual stagnancy
• Diminished spiritual impact

Grace has been released unto all men this is our call to action.

Listen to the full sermon on https://open.spotify.com/episode/7KTbwSasPIKYkpKhC6JXqR

04/19/2026

Today’s sermon was a reminder of the potency of the Word of God

The Word of God carries great power and authority. No matter how much we study or hear the Word, if we cannot apply it, it holds no meaning.

Text: Isaiah 55:6–11, Matthew 8:13, Mark 5:41, Luke 5:14

The Word of God is the living voice of God: whenever He speaks, His Word brings results. It transforms lives, guides believers, and strengthens the faith of His people.

What the Word of God does:
* It brings life
* It changes character
* It gives spiritual life
* It strengthens us
* It produces faith (Romans 10:17)
* It transforms lives
* It defeats the enemy and overcomes temptation
* It serves as a spiritual weapon, helping us resist the enemy
* It guides our lives (Psalm 105, Mark 9:22)

Let the Word not just be heard, but lived.

Listen to the full sermon on https://open.spotify.com/episode/7DzfBC4avhTVqDaEjAW2MS

Have a blessed week.