In this message, Dr. Dennis Inyang shows that looking ahead isn’t guesswork or empty wishing—it’s partnering with God through deliberate, practical planning. Drawing from Habakkuk 2:2, Luke 14:28–30, Proverbs 24, and Proverbs 16:9, he explains that vision only becomes reality when it is written down, broken into clear steps, and worked on intentionally. Prayer is vital, but prayer without a plan leaves many people going in circles, year after year.

Using vivid examples from building projects, daily schedules, finances, career, education, and even marriage, Dr. Inyang teaches why planning is deeply spiritual: God Himself is a Master Planner who created the world in phases and declares, “I know the plans I have for you.” He shows how wise planning:

• Demystifies success (you know how things happened, not “it just happened”)
• Helps you pace your life instead of trying to do everything at once
• Keeps you focused and resistant to distractions—even “good” ones that don’t fit your assignment
• Minimizes waste of time, money, and opportunities
• Gives you a clear standard to measure your progress each year

This sermon will challenge you to stop drifting, stop waiting for January 1st to “see how the year goes,” and start sitting down—before God—with a pen, a paper, and a plan for 2026 and beyond. If you’re tired of unfinished projects, wasted money, scattered efforts, or years that feel like a repeat of the last, this message will stir you to action and show you how to work with God to build a life that truly counts for time and eternity.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused about your future, or tired of repeating the same patterns year after year—this message will shake you awake. In this profound teaching, Dr. Dennis Inyang reveals how vision is the spiritual force that separates people who merely exist from those who walk boldly into God’s purpose for their lives.

With wisdom, stories, humour, and deep biblical insight, he shows that a man without vision becomes trapped in the moment—unable to see beyond current pressure, pain, or comfort. But a man with vision becomes unstoppable. Vision makes you restless. Vision pulls you out of your comfort zone. Vision opens your eyes to possibilities others cannot see. Vision gives you the strength to endure hardship, the discipline to stay focused, and the hope to wait for what God has promised.

Using Abraham, Samson, Joshua, and real-life examples, Dr. Inyang explains why many people fall into waste, discouragement, and wrong decisions—not because God failed, but because they could not see ahead. He teaches that vision is not imitation, ambition, or excitement—it is a picture from God, conceived in prayer, meditation, and fellowship. A real vision gives direction, imposes discipline, prevents waste, and helps you navigate life without crashing into avoidable “ditches.”

This message will challenge you to rise above short-sighted living, write down your God-given vision, align it with His Word, and run with purpose. You will learn to see beyond momentary shame, suffering, or delay—because when your eyes are on the future God has shown you, even the hardest seasons cannot break you.

If you are believing God for a turnaround—financially, spiritually, emotionally, or in your destiny—this sermon will ignite fresh clarity, strength, and hope. Listen with your notebook open. God is about to open your eyes.

In this forward-focused message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches how believers can prepare spiritually and mentally for the seasons ahead. He explains that God expects His children to move with vision, confidence, and discipline—never fear or uncertainty.

Drawing from Scripture, Dr. Inyang emphasizes that looking ahead is not about anxiety but about alignment: aligning your plans with God’s will, renewing your mind, and positioning yourself to receive divine help. He highlights key spiritual habits—gratitude, obedience, diligence, and faith—that prepare you for what God has prepared for you.

The sermon encourages listeners to let go of past limitations and embrace the future with expectation, knowing that God equips His people for purpose, progress, and relevance. This message will strengthen your resolve to step boldly into the next phase of your life.

Call to Action: Apply the Word intentionally this week—pray, plan, and position yourself for what God is setting before you, and share this episode with someone who needs clarity for the future.

In this thanksgiving message, Dr. Dennis Inyang teaches why gratitude is a spiritual force that unlocks God’s grace and empowers believers to walk in dominion. He explains how giving thanks—in all things—positions you to experience the will of God and enjoy the fullness of His blessings.

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, the sermon highlights that thanksgiving is not a reaction to good circumstances, but a deliberate lifestyle that keeps believers aligned with God’s purpose. Dr. Inyang shares how gratitude opens the door to divine strength, preserves joy, and activates spiritual authority.

This message will help you understand the power of grace, recognize what God has already done, and live boldly in the victory Christ has provided. Listen with expectation and allow the Word to build your faith.

Call to Action: Be encouraged to cultivate a daily habit of thanksgiving and share this message with someone who needs a reminder of God’s goodness.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2022

TEXT: Luke 12:13-21, 2 Cor 5:16

#Recap

1. Beware of Covetousness.

   #Covetousness is the unbridled, insatiable desire for things

   #Most people in life live for things

   Don't be so much in pursuit of things that you can sacrifice anything to get it.

   #The value of your life is not measured by the things you own.

   #Godliness without contentment will bring a lot of pressure and dissatisfaction.

   #If the little you have does not make you happy, even if God gives you the whole world you still will not be satisfied.

   #Covetous/Greedy people always have a hunger for what people have.

   #Your confidence should not be in things like good clothes. Latest shoe and phone. Because there will always be people who have the better version of these things.

   Covetous people are not thankful because they are never satisfied.

2. Beware of Selfishness

   #Only foolish people live a selfish life, don't leave yourself alone

   #Life was designed by God to look ahead, you have to look beyond yourself to make progress.

3. Lay Treasures in Heaven

   #You are as rich as your relationship with God

   #Don't only lay up treasures for yourself but be rich towards God

   #Place your relationship with God above anything else, it should be the foundation and most important thing in your life

   # every time you are a blessing to someone you are laying treasures in heaven Matt 6:21

Concluding part of the series on Nothing Shall By Any Means Hurt You. This sermon was preached during our Feast of Champions, Mid Week Service on Thursday, 22nd September 2022

A continuation of the teaching series on living a life of dominion. The sermon was made by Dr Dennis Inyang during the Supernatural Encounter service on Sunday 18th September 2022.

A continuation of the teaching series on living a life of dominion. The sermon was made by Dr Dennis Inyang during the Feast of Champions service on Thursday 15th September 2022.