TEXT : 2 TIM 4 vs 7-10.
Accomplishment is something that is successfully carried out, it is the successful achievement of a task. It may interest you to know that not to him that started well has accomplished, but to him, that ends /finish well. Eccl 7 vs 8a. Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof.

Your starting matters, but your finishing is the most important.
Looking at the character in our text of this morning, we will see that Paul’s beginning was a doom, as far as the kingdom of God is concerned, but his end was worth emulating. 2 Tim 4 vs 7-8.

While Paul was still alive, by the grace of God he could confidently say that he has totally accomplished and attained. I pray that will be our own testimony in Jesus might name. Read More

Text: Ezekiel 37: 1-10.
Other texts: Psalms 119: 89, Isaiah 40:8, Mark 13: 31, Numbers 23:19, Romans 3: 3-4.

I want to believe that all of us is convinced and not confused that whatever is written in the bible is true and forever settled.

The bible has no editions 1,2,3….it has been constant and it will continue to be.

I serve an unusual God that does unusual things in unusual ways.

Recently I had an unusual encounter with the unusual God and He did some unusual things in my life that I will like to share some with you this morning.

God took prophet Ezekiel in chapter 37 to an open valley full of dry bones and ask him a very “tempting” question which prophet Ezekiel was also diplomatic in answering.

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Texts : Psalm 121 vs 1 – 2, Psalm 46 vs 1 – 11, Isaiah 41 vs 10 – 13.

Since we are in our month of divine help, it may be necessary to alert ourselves what we need to do as to be qualified for this divine help. Our God is a God of mercy and loving-kindness, but at the same time, He is also a God of principles and order.

As we have known before now that God loves everybody and that is the reason why Jesus came to die for our sins,but He is not responsible for everybody as it were, He will only take the full responsibility of His children. In line with that, we can say that for you to completely enjoy His help, some responsibilities is expected of you. Read More

John 14.13-14: “And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If ye shall ask anything in my name, I will do it.”

Whilst reflecting further on John 14.13-14 for this month let us consider the background to God’s claims, promises and assurances to us in those verses of scripture.

At the time of this promise, Jesus had a long relationship, meant to be permanent, with his twelve disciples. They had already spent more than three years together. He had been teaching them, taking care of them and answering their questions. They had no doubt he was the Messiah, The Son of God, The Anointed One, and The Lamb of God that would be slaughtered to take away the sin of the world. But they were yet unsure of all the details. They had no idea exactly how his blood would be shed in atonement for not only their sins but of the world including future generations. History was unfolding before their eyes. Read More

Text : 1 Corithian 12: 5, 27 – 31, Eph 4: 11 – 13.

As we mentioned in part one of this series that, there are three categories of Spiritual gifts which God can empower us with for divine liberty, we shall be treating the last category, which is the Ministry gifts.

The Ministry gifts are the tools God uses to build up the church. It is how God works with what a believer does to serve and meet the need of others.

These gifts are,
The APOSTLES

The PROPHETS

The EVANGELISTS

The PASTORS and

The TEACHERS. Read More

Text : 1 Corinthians 12 vs 4 – 10, Romans 12 vs 3 – 8.

The gift of the Holy Spirit is given by God to an individual so as to give liberty to the individual, the church and the society at large.
First of all, it tends to benefit the recipient, then spills over to the church and then the society as it were.
Prov 18 vs 16 says a man’s gift will make room for him and bringeth him before great men (Access to important people).
As God permits we shall be considering the various gifts of the Holy Spirit that God endowed us with so as to live a life of total liberty from all forms of trials, challenges and such likes, as Jesus Christ did when He came in the human form. Read More