United Church of Zambia intercessors group

03/08/2026

19/07/2026

Happy Sunday brethren.
Do we have any scriptures prohibiting polygamy. let's discus after service.

11/07/2026

Beloved, what does this saying by Apostle Paul mean
" For the gifts and calling of God are without repentance" ?

22/05/2026

YOU DON’T NEED MORE PRAYER—YOU NEED OBEDIENCE
When Knowing Isn’t the Problem… Doing Is

There comes a point in the believer’s life where the issue is no longer lack of prayer—but lack of obedience.

We ask God for direction.
We pray for clarity.
We seek confirmation.

But often, God has already spoken.

“Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and do not do what I say?” — Luke 6:46

Prayer is powerful—but it was never meant to replace obedience. It was meant to lead to it.

Some are waiting for another sign, another feeling, another “word”—when God is waiting for a response to what He has already said. Delayed obedience is still disobedience.

You don’t need more prayer to forgive—you need to forgive.
You don’t need more prayer to step out—you need to move.
You don’t need more prayer to change—you need to obey.

This doesn’t diminish prayer—it defines its purpose. True prayer aligns your heart with God’s will so that you can walk it out.

The danger is using prayer as a delay mechanism—spiritual language covering a resistant heart.

But obedience is where transformation happens.

It is in obedience that:

Faith becomes action
Truth becomes life
Calling becomes reality

God is not looking for perfect people—He is looking for responsive hearts.

Takeaway:
If God has already spoken, your next breakthrough is not in another prayer—it’s in your next step of obedience.

Call to respond:
God is speaking—will you keep asking, or will you start obeying?

22/05/2026

YOU CAN BE IN CHURCH… AND STILL BE FAR FROM GOD
> Attendance doesn’t equal transformation.

Message:
One of the most sobering truths in the Christian life is this:
You can sit in church every week… and still not walk with God.

You can sing the songs.
Lift your hands.
Say “Amen” at the right moments.
And yet—your heart can remain distant.

Jesus confronted this reality when He spoke of people who honor God with their lips, but whose hearts are far from Him (Matthew 15:8). Outward participation is not the same as inward transformation.

Religion focuses on appearance.
Relationship transforms the heart.

You can know the language of faith…
and still not know the voice of God.

You can serve in ministry…
and still lack intimacy with Him.

The Pharisees were experts in Scripture, yet they missed the very One the Scriptures pointed to. They had knowledge—but no connection. Structure—but no surrender.

God is not after your routine.
He is after your heart.

True Christianity is not about checking boxes—it’s about being changed from the inside out. It’s not just about going to church—it’s about becoming the Church.

A relationship with God means:
You hear His voice.
You respond in obedience.
You are being transformed daily.

Because at the end of the day,
God will not ask how often you attended—
but whether you truly knew Him.

“These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.”
— Matthew 15:8

Declaration:
I refuse empty religion.
I pursue a real relationship with God.
My heart belongs to Him—not just my habits.

Takeaway:
You can be present in a place… and still absent in relationship.