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.

A teaching series on living a life of dominion. The sermon was made by Dr Dennis Inyang during the Feast of Champions service on Thursday 8th September 2022.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2022

TEXT: Matter 19:11-12, Hab. 2:3-4, 1 Cor 7:33-34

#Recap

• Commitment is giving your spouse the freedom to fail, and not allowing it to break your marriage and it takes maturity to accept that.

• Maturity is not a function of age, it’s a function of exposure and experience

• Not everyone is mature enough for marriage, don’t marry if you are not mature enough

• Immaturity will make you pick on everything, not talking to your spouse for weeks is making a shipwreck of your marriage

• Your spirituality/carnality is measured by the quality of your marriage

• Create a vision for your marriage, Vision is foresight with the benefit of hindsight.

• If there’s anything you need the most in marriage, it is patience.

• The worst thing that can happen to anyone is marrying a proud spouse, there can never be a conversation, they only give instructions.

• Insult Is never given, abuse is taken!

• Marriage becomes easy, it becomes bliss when the preoccupation of the spouses is "how to please one another"

• The drive to please each other has to be mutual.

• You know if your marriage is fine, by how your spouse feels not how you feel.

DR DENNIS INYANG

SUNDAY MAY 22, 2022

TEXT: Jude 1:3, Luke 18:8, Hebrew 11:6, John 4:23-24, Hebrew 11:25, Romans 4: 18, 21.

#Recap

• You cannot fight for what you don’t value. If you are going to contend for the faith, it has to be of value to you. You must place value on your salvation, you must place value on your belief in Jesus.

• We must contend for the faith because of our belief system, and our understanding of Christ Jesus. The faith delivered to the saints is under attack.

• The faith we have does not change with the times. It has been passed on to the saints and it remains the same for all times. Resist the temptation to modernize it.

• If you must be born again, you must repent of your sins, confess Jesus as your Lord and Savior and receive atonement by His blood ... that will not change.

• God saves the lost through preaching. So you must go out to preach because that is the Great Commission and it will not change.

• We live in a digital world now but no matter how good technology is, it cannot replace the gathering of brethren together in fellowship. That gathering is the church and must not change.

• No modernization or technology should take us to a point where a wife will no longer submit to their husband. No matter how accomplished a woman gets, that should not change her role in the home as a wife. That's the faith we received.

• We must keep the sanctity of the faith. It must not be corrupted by worldliness and immorality.

WHAT KIND OF FAITH WAS HANDED OVER TO THE SAINTS?

1. New Testament Faith: Faith in a God that we do not see. Moulding an image to represent Jesus and worshipping it is idolatry.

2. Sacrificial Faith: Faith that forsakes everything for the sake of the gospel. If your faith costs you nothing and the focus is only on what you get, that is counterfeit faith.

3. Strong Faith (Righteous faith): Faith that is not moved by circumstances. It is faith that is based on God's word and triumphs over science.

DR. DENNIS INYANG

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2022

TEXT: Jude 1, Eph 2:8-9, Rom 6:1-12, Tit 1:11-14, 2:11-12

#Recap

• We are all saved by grace through faith. The only basis for our salvation is Christ's finished work at Calvary.

• You cannot fight for what you do not value. If you will defend your faith, you must understand its worth.

• The Grace of God is not a license to live an immoral life. Some teach today that because we are not saved by work, it does not matter how we live. This is a lie from the pit of hell.

• Jesus did not come to abolish the law but to fulfil it. The Spirit empowers us the obey the law not under compulsion but by volition. This is what differentiates adults from children.

• The greatest threat to the church is not outside the church. The biggest danger that we face is people who claim to be Christian but pervert the gospel of grace.

• What you believe about the grace of God is critical to how you live. If you centre on the grace of God, to the detriment of personal responsibility, you are a heretic.

• Grace is not only God's ability to forgive sin but His ability given to you to overcome it. When you truly live under grace, sin ceases to have dominion over you.