Word Alive Church - PAOG - Mongu

07/10/2026

06/10/2026

ENTERING YOUR NEW SEASON
Key Text: Isaiah 43:18–19

On Sunday, we were reminded that God is doing a new thing in this season, and we must position ourselves to recognize what He is doing.
It is possible to be at your point of breakthrough and miss it because you fail to recognize what God is doing. Often, your current situation does not seem to align with where God is taking you. We frequently fail to recognize that exactly where you are right now may be a setup for what God is about to do.
Isaiah 43:18 reminds us to forget the former things because they can become a hindrance to what God is doing.
We were encouraged to let go of:
🔹 Our former identity — We are new creations in Christ.
🔹 Our past defeats — We may have fallen, but we must arise, press on, and step into our new season.
🔹 Our past deliverances — God is faithful, but we must not become so focused on how He did it before that we fail to recognize what He is doing now.
We must desire the Creator, not just what He creates, and be intentional about our prayer life, Bible study, and the environment we allow around us.
God is doing something new. The question is: Do you perceive it?
✨ “Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?” — Isaiah 43:19

03/10/2026

⏳ Just a few hours to go! 🙌🏽❤️

Tomorrow at 08:30 hours, we gather in the presence of the Lord! 🔥

Get yourself ready, prepare your heart, get your spirit ready, grab your Bible, notebook and pen, and come expectant. 📝📖

There's a word waiting for you, and we can't wait to worship with you!

See you tomorrow! Don't come alone. 🙌🏽

26/09/2026

There's a seat saved for you!!!
Join us tomorrow at 08:00hrs for our Sunday service,
We would love to see you there.

📍Behind the office of the auditor general along spring field road

22/09/2026

preaching:Rev. Kingsley Mwiya
Theme: God's timing
Title: It's never too late with God.
Text: Genesis 18:10-14
John 11:25

■ God's timing is always perfect, never too early, never too late.
● God's timing (Kairos) means that divine events and answers unfold according to a perfect, purposeful plan rather than human deadlines or expectations (chronos).

I. Refuse the lie of finality:
● The enemy wants you to believe that your mistakes and squandered years or closed doors mean that your story is over.

II. Depend on God's timing:
● What looks like a dead end in the natural world is an opportunity for God to display His glory and perform a miracle.

III. Keep trusting:
● Stay steadfast, and stop looking in the rear view mirror of your past failures.
▪︎Jesus Christ conquered our past failures. It's never too late, child of God.
▪︎ Renew your trust in the Lord and fix our eyes on Him, the author, and the finisher of our faith (Heb 12:2), and he that began the good work in you shall bring it to completion (Philippians 1:6).

20/09/2026

What a beautiful time in the presence of God! 🙌🏽🔥

Today, we worshipped, we prayed, we received the Word, and we were reminded once again of God’s goodness and faithfulness.

Until we meet again, stay blessed and keep the fire burning! 🔥🙏🏽

15/09/2026

AM NOT A KIND WHO QUITS! 🔥

We had a powerful time in the presence of God as we were reminded through 1 Kings 19:1–4 that, as children of God, we are not a people who quit.

Elijah had just experienced a great victory, yet shortly afterward, fear and discouragement caused him to run and ask God to take his life. Sometimes, just like Elijah, we can become tired when the battles seem endless, when things don’t add up, or when it feels like someone or something is constantly standing in our way.

But the message was clear: DON’T QUIT—REST! 🙏🏽

Rest does not mean giving up. Take time to pray, regain your strength, and allow God to fight your battles. Our God is Jehovah Nissi—the Lord our Banner.

Elijah thought he was alone, but God reminded him that there were still 7,000 who had not bowed to Baal. (1 Kings 19:18) There is still help. You are not alone, and there is still much more ahead of you!

📖 “But those who wait on the LORD shall renew their strength…” — Isaiah 40:31

📖 “Be of good courage, and He shall strengthen your heart, all you who hope in the LORD.” Psalm 31:24

Child of God, this is not the hour to quit. Stop. Rest. Pray. Regain your strength and keep going. What you are going through is only a phase. The Lord is with you! ❤️‍🔥

13/09/2026

We asked: “Describe today's service in ONE word.”
But apparently… ONE WORD WAS NOT ENOUGH! 😂😂Almost Everyone had a whole testimony ready! 🔥
That's how good the service was. 🙌🏽❤️
Have a blessed week ahead🙏.

08/09/2026

A POWERFUL TIME IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD!

We had a great time in the presence of God as our Bishop ministered a powerful message titled “God Remembers” from Luke 1:5–25.

Through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, we were reminded that God has not forgotten us, even in seasons of silence, delay, and waiting.

Bishop shared three powerful lessons:

I. GOD SEES FAITHFULNESS IN OBSCURITY — Luke 1:5–7

Zechariah and Elizabeth were righteous and faithful, yet they were still childless and hurting.

You can be faithful and still be waiting. God sees your hidden faithfulness.

II. GOD HEARS PRAYERS, EVEN OLD PRAYERS — Luke 1:8–13

After years of waiting, Gabriel told Zechariah, “Your prayer has been heard.”

The prayer Zechariah may have stopped praying, God had not forgotten. Sometimes God uses seasons of silence to prepare us for what He is about to do. Your silent season has an expiry date.

III. GOD REMOVES SHAME AND GIVES A TESTIMONY — Luke 1:24–25

Elizabeth conceived and declared, “The Lord has done this for me.”

What people called impossible, God called appointed. The delay may be long, but God’s purpose is still on schedule. He doesn’t just give us an answer—He can turn our waiting into a testimony.

We were encouraged to stay faithful, keep worshipping, and trust God’s timeline. Our waiting is not wasted, and God’s delay does not mean denial.

🙏 God sees you. God hears you. God remembers you.