Liberty for Africa and All Men Ministry

07/09/2026

Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ, LFAM.

We greet you all with love this week and we want to share this word together.

This week we are reminded to continue to trust God through all challenges, knowing that He will restore and strengthen us. The walk of faith is not always easy. There are seasons when we feel stretched, tired, and tested. Yet even in those moments, God remains faithful. He watches over us, He cares for us, and He promises to lift us up in due time.

When we choose to humble ourselves under His mighty hand and cast all our cares upon Him, we find rest. We find peace. We find strength to keep going. God does not overlook our struggles. He uses them to shape us, to ground us, and to make our faith stronger. After we have endured a little while, He Himself will restore us and make us strong, firm and steadfast.

So let us keep trusting Him together. Let us keep encouraging one another, staying rooted in faith, and holding on to the hope that God is working all things for our good.

We thank mama Ennie for sharing this Word of the Week with us.

Remain blessed

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

LFAM Family and Community,

You are specially invited to our Online Sunday Service.

📅 Date: Sunday, 06 September
🕰️ Time: 11:30am
💻 Venue: Microsoft Teams (Online)

You're invited to Sunday service 1
Sunday, 06 September 2026
11:30 - 12:30 (SAST)
https://teams.live.com/meet/9359876278340?p=Ow8uYcLsxu57AKkiTe
Tap on the link or paste it in a browser to join.

You're invited to Sunday service 2
Sunday, 06 September 2026
12:30 - 13:30 (SAST)
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Come with expectation.

We look forward to seeing you online.

Remain blessed.

06/09/2026

To those who are called, sanctified in God the Father and preserved in Jesus Christ: Mercy, peace, and love be multiplied to you.

Happy blessed Sunday LFAM Family and Community.

GAINING NEW GROUNDS
Text: Joshua 13:1 NIV - "When Joshua had grown old, the Lord said to him, You are now very old, and there are still very large areas of land to be taken over."

To gain new grounds is to make progress, to advance, to increase in capacity and prominence. Notice when God speaks this word. It is at the twilight of Joshua's life. Joshua could have said, I have fought battles, I have divided the land, I have done well. But God says, there is still very much land to be possessed. You must never rest on your laurels. There is still more of God to discover.

God is telling us today, your best days are not behind you. There is still more.

We see the same principle in Acts 6:7 NIV - "So the word of God spread. The number of disciples in Jerusalem increased rapidly, and a large number of priests became obedient to the faith."

The early church had grown, but they plateaued. Complaints started. The apostles became distracted with serving tables. They made a decision to realign. They said, we will give our attention to prayer and the ministry of the word. They gave other responsibilities to faithful men, the deacons. Immediately, the church began to gain new ground again. Growth returned.

Sometimes to gain new ground, you must become uncomfortable with the status quo and realign your focus.

HOW DO WE GAIN NEW GROUND?

1. Be Unsatisfied With The Status Quo
Never get to a place where you are satisfied with your walk with God. Continually examine yourself. Spiritual hunger is key. When your passion to seek God dies, growth stops.

Ask yourself, What more? David had killed a lion and a bear, but there was still a giant-killer inside him that had not yet emerged.

2. Increase Your Capacity To Perceive
You cannot possess what you cannot perceive. Proverbs 23:7 says as a man thinks in his heart so is he. We must increase our vision of what God can do. Think differently, think strategically.

3. Embrace The Word And Partner With The Holy Spirit
Acts 6:7 shows, when the Word increased, they multiplied. New ground comes by acting on the Word in faith, in partnership with the Holy Spirit.

4. Engage In Prayer For New Ground
Every new ground demands warfare. Every new territory must be taken by prayer. The apostles returned to prayer and new ground was taken.

Joshua was old, but his assignment was not over. God is saying to LFAM, there is more than enough land to be possessed. Do not settle.

May the Lord awaken our desire for more. May He give us a passion for new experiences in Him. We refuse to be satisfied with yesterday. Lead us into new grounds, in Jesus name, Amen.

05/09/2026

Good evening LFAM family and Community❤️

We are so excited to invite you to our Prayer Meeting and Deliverance Service happening every Saturday.

Join us this Saturday at 5:30pm at LFAM as we press in prayer together. We are live right here on our Facebook live.

Today we are dealing with a powerful topic: When Giving Up Is Not An Option Because Of The God You Serve

We will be drawing lessons from the life of Nehemiah who refused to come down from the wall despite opposition, using Nehemiah 2:17-20, Nehemiah 4:1-20 and Nehemiah 6:1-9, with Proverbs 29:18 and Galatians 6:9.

We will be uncovering the 5 winning personalities of a wall builder that God wants to release in you: the Eagle who sees the vision, the Lion with courage, the Shark that keeps moving, the Wolf that protects the pack, and the Beaver that finishes what it starts.

If you have been tired, attacked, or tempted to come down from what God gave you to build, this service is for you. Come and be strengthened, delivered and restored. Your wall will be finished.

We look forward to seeing you and praying with you.

Remain blessed

02/09/2026

Good evening LFAM! 🙏

You are warmly invited to our weekly Bible Studies this Wednesday at 19:30 SAST on Microsoft Teams.

This week we will be studying under the theme: GOD'S DIVINE POWER

We will be looking at 2 Peter 1:1-11 and what it means that His divine power has already given us everything we need for life and godliness. We will also draw from Genesis 1:1 and Romans 1:4-7 to see how the same power that created the world and raised Christ from the dead is at work in us through His precious promises.

Reading:2 Peter 1:1-11, Genesis 1:1, Romans 1:4-7
Time:19:30 SAST
Lead by: Brother Allan Hyera

Come and be blessed. See you there!

Remain blessed

01/09/2026

The Strength To Keep On Going

Bible Reading: Isaiah 40:29-31, Galatians 6:9

> "He gives power to the weak, and to those who have no might He increases strength... But those who wait on the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint."

> "And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart." - Galatians 6:9

You have been praying, you have been believing, you have been serving, you have been holding your family together, and quietly you are asking, "Lord, how do I keep on going?"

If that is you, this word is for you. God did not promise that the journey would not be tiring, but He did promise strength to keep on going.

There are three places God gives us strength when we feel like quitting.

1. STRENGTH COMES WHEN YOU ADMIT YOU ARE WEAK - Isaiah 40:29

"He gives power to the WEAK, and to those who have NO MIGHT He increases strength."

We often think God only gives strength to the strong. But the Bible says the opposite. He gives power to the weak.

As long as you are pretending you are strong, you cannot receive His strength. The moment you say, "Lord, I have no might left," that is the moment He steps in.

Paul understood this. In 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, God said to him, "My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness." So Paul says, "When I am weak, then I am strong."

Maybe you have been trying to keep going in your own strength. Your own willpower. Your own plans. And you have run out.

Today, God is not asking you to be stronger. He is asking you to be honest. Say, "Lord, I am weak. I have no might left to keep going as a parent, as a spouse, as a student, as a believer."

That honesty is the doorway to His strength.

2. STRENGTH COMES WHEN YOU WAIT, NOT WHEN YOU RUN - Isaiah 40:31

"But those who WAIT on the LORD shall renew their strength."

We want strength to run faster. God says strength comes when you wait.

The word "wait" in Hebrew is qavah. It does not mean passive waiting like waiting at a taxi rank. It means like a farmer waiting for rain, like a waiter expecting to serve — it means to wait with expectation, to intertwine, to bind yourself together with God.

An old rope is made strong by intertwining many small strands together. When you wait on the Lord, you are intertwining your weakness with His strength.

This is why many of us are tired — we are running without waiting. We start our day without waiting on Him. We make decisions without waiting on Him. We try to fight battles without waiting.

How do we wait?

- Wait in His Presence: Psalm 27:14 - "Wait on the LORD; be of good courage, and He shall strengthen your heart."
- Wait in His Word: When you don't have strength, don't go to your phone first, go to His promise.
- Wait in Prayer: Not just talking, but waiting to hear Him.

The promise is, your strength will be RENEWED. The Hebrew word means exchanged. He takes your weak strength and exchanges it for His strong strength.

You will mount up with wings like eagles. You will run and not be weary. You will walk and not faint. Notice — first you fly, then you run, then you walk. Sometimes strength to keep going is not about flying high, it is just strength to take the next step, to walk and not faint.

3. STRENGTH COMES WHEN YOU REMEMBER THE HARVEST IS COMING - Galatians 6:9

"Let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap IF we do not lose heart."

Why do people quit? Because they cannot see the harvest yet. They have been doing good — raising children, serving in church, staying faithful in marriage, working honestly — and it looks like nothing is happening.

But Paul says, there is a DUE SEASON. Your season of reaping is already scheduled in heaven. It is coming.

The only way you miss it is if you lose heart and quit before due season.

Think of a farmer. He planted during Spring, as we spoke about. He does not dig up the seed every day to check if it is growing. He keeps watering, keeps cultivating, trusting that in due season, it will spring up.

Some of you are in the middle. You planted, but you have not reaped. Don't quit in the middle. The strength to keep going comes from knowing — God keeps His calendar. Your due season is coming.

Philippians 4:13 says, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Not through positive thinking, but through Christ who is strengthening you right now.

Conclusion

So I want to ask you today: What do you need strength for to keep going?

Is it your marriage? Is it your faith? Is it your calling? Is it to keep serving when no one says thank you?

Today, do three things:

1. Admit your weakness — Say, "Lord, I have no might."
2. Wait on Him again — intertwine your heart with His before you run again.
3. Remember your harvest — due season is coming, don't lose heart now.

The same God who kept you yesterday will give you strength for today, and strength for tomorrow.

Let us stand and pray for strength to keep on going.

Thank you to Sister Patience for sharing the Word of the week.

01/09/2026

Good Morning LFAM Family and Community.

The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit. Amen.

HAPPY BLESSED MONTH OF SEPTEMBER!

LFAM, we have entered the 9th month — our month of fruitfulness, of birthing, and of blessing. In Luke 7:10, the Centurion said, "Just say the word, Lord."

We are not asking God to come down, we are asking Him to SAY THE WORD over this month.

May this be our declaration :

Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will be HEALED.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will be BLESSED.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will be FRUITFUL.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will be VICTORIOUS.

Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will be RESTORED.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and my doors will be OPENED.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will have PEACE.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and my family will be COVERED.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will PROSPER.
Say the Word, Lord, over my September and I will TESTIFY.

For the Bible says in Haggai 2:19, "From this day on, I will bless you."

We decree over every LFAM family — this September, your long road will lead to a rainbow. Your mountains will move. Your rain will turn to sunshine.

Welcome to your blessed new season!

Have a powerful, fruitful and victorious September.

30/08/2026

Good afternoon and a blessed Sunday LFAM Family and Community.

Psalm 31:14-15 says, "But I trust in you, Lord; I say, 'You are my God.' My times are in your hands."

One of the most challenging things in the life of a child of God is recognizing when a season is ending and a new season is beginning.

Look at John 15. The Father is the vinedresser. He prunes the branch that already bears fruit, not because it is failing, but so that it may bear MORE fruit.

Sometimes God has to end a season that was good, because He wants to take you into a season that will be more fruitful.

Your old season may have had growth, but God is saying, "I want more." The ending is not rejection, it is preparation.

If you think it is still winter, you will not plant. If you misjudge the season, you will miss what God wants to do.

What does Spring require? Planting. Cultivating. Sowing.

Some of us are praying for a harvest when we have not planted anything in this new season. God says, this is not a season to fold your hands and wait, this is a season to work the ground I have given you.

What do you need to plant in this season? The Word of God in your heart? Prayer in your home? Discipline in your life? Love in your relationships?

Don't bring last season's tools into this new season. Ask God: What should I be doing now?

David says, "But I trust in you, Lord; I say, 'You are my God.' My times are in your hands."

David says this when he is surrounded by enemies. His times — his seasons, his moments, his future — are not in the hands of Saul, not in the hands of his enemies, not in the hands of chance. They are in God's hands.

REMEMBER, WHATEVER SEASON YOU FIND YOURSELF IN, TO TRUST GOD.

If you are in a season of waiting — your times are in His hands.
If you are in a season of loss — your times are in His hands.
If you are in a season of new beginnings and you are afraid — your times are in His hands.

You don't have to understand the season to trust the God who holds the season.

So today, as we stand on the edge of Spring — both naturally and spiritually — let us do two things:

Let us have the courage to let the old season go, and the faith to plant in the new one.

And above all, let us say with David: "You are my God. My times are in Your hands."

Have a phenomenally blessed Sunday.

Amen.

24/08/2026

Happy blessed Monday LFAM Family and Community. 🙏🏾

We welcome you to a new week of victory in the presence of the Lord.

Today we will be sharing the Word of the Week and today’s ministration is by Mama Caroline.

THEME: The Egyptians you see today, you shall see no more.

BIBLE PASSAGE: Exodus 14:13-14, 22
_“Moses answered the people, ‘Do not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverance the Lord will bring you today. The Egyptians you see today you will never see again. The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.’ [...] and the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground, with a wall of water on their right and on their left.”_

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THE WORD:

Family, everyone has an “Egyptian”.

Your Egyptian might be that sickness that has refused to leave, that debt that has followed you for years, that addiction, that toxic relationship, that fear, that family pattern, or that person who swore you will never rise.

For Israel, their Egyptians were real - 400 years of slavery, oppression and pain standing behind them, and a Red Sea standing before them. They felt trapped.

But God was seeing what they could not see. God saw every whip, every tear, every midnight cry. He sees the issues your own Egyptians have put you through - the sleepless nights, the betrayal, the struggle.

And today, God is saying the same thing to you: Do not be afraid. Stand firm.

Your God is taking you through your own great Exodus! What looked like your end is becoming your passage. The same sea that was meant to drown you, God will part it for you. He will make a way where there seems to be no way and cause you to walk on dry ground.

You will not drown in this season. You will cross over.

And the good news is this: That affliction will not rise a second time. That oppressor will not follow you into your next season. The same God who shut the sea behind Israel is shutting the door on your struggle.

THE EGYPTIANS YOU SEE TODAY, YOU SHALL SEE NO MORE!

Remain phenomenally blessed.