Part two of the “Follow Me” series explores the cost of following Jesus: understanding our identity as created in God’s image, the power of the Spirit at work within us, and the need to challenge assumptions about cheap or transactional faith.

The message highlights three demands of true discipleship—love Christ above all, take up your cross daily, and hold possessions and comforts loosely—and warns of the spiritual loss (purpose, peace, and fruit) that comes from half-hearted following.

This sermon explores John 1:14 and explains how the Word—Jesus—was present in creation, is the source of eternal life, and is revealed in the Scriptures. The speaker shows that eternal life is a person, not just a future hope, and unpacks Old Testament prophecy pointing to Christ.

The message outlines three theological purposes of the incarnation: to become fully human and defeat death, to establish and empower the church, and to connect heaven to earth. It closes by emphasizing the gift of sonship, faith coming by hearing the Word, and an invitation to fellowship.

This message explores John 15:1–6 and related New Testament passages to explain what it means to "abide in Christ." It shows how believers receive life and identity through Christ, become a new creation, and are supported and pruned by the Father so they can bear fruit; it also highlights the Greek nuance of key words and affirms freedom from condemnation and the law of sin and death.

This episode continues last week’s teaching on “in Christ” realities, unpacking passages like John 15, Galatians 5, and Romans 8 to show the believer’s secure position in Christ.

It contrasts life in the Spirit with life in the flesh, explains freedom from the law of sin and death, and highlights ongoing sanctification and assurance—God upholds, perfects, and will not let His own be separated from His love (Jude 1:24; Romans 8).

This sermon explores what it means to be "in Christ," teaching that being in Christ brings stability, justification, and reconciliation with God. Using John 15, John 10, Romans, Colossians, Ephesians, and Hebrews, the speaker explains that Christ uplifts and strengthens believers, presents them holy and blameless, and has restored the broken relationship between humanity and God through his death and resurrection.

The message emphasizes coming to Christ as you are, receiving power to live as a child of God, and the ministry of reconciliation that follows, encouraging listeners to understand their position in Christ and live from acceptance, not fear.

This message traces one man’s journey from a war-torn childhood to global ministry, highlighting how God’s promises bring hope, peace, joy, and love in difficult times.

Drawing on Scripture (Jeremiah 29:11, Romans 15:13, Hebrews 6:19, John 14:27 and others), the speaker encourages listeners to trust God’s faithfulness, embrace His love, and let the Holy Spirit renew their hearts.

By Pastor Adekoye Sanni

This message from the RCCG Salvation Center reminds men of God’s special love and the responsibilities placed on fathers: lead by example, be emotionally and spiritually present, affirm and teach children the goodness of God, and never give up.

Practical encouragement includes dwelling in God through prayer, modeling integrity and love, sharing testimony of God’s faithfulness, and holding on through trials. An invitation is extended to fellowship at Salvation Center.

By Monica Isibor

Recorded at the Redeemed Christian Church of God Salvation Center, this message unpacks Isaiah 54:2–3 to encourage listeners to move beyond present limitations. The speaker explores the historical context, explains the tent imagery (capacity, courts, and stakes), and connects it to faith, preparation, and spiritual foundations.

Practical takeaways include resetting a scarcity mindset, strengthening spiritual disciplines, preparing for what you pray for, and expecting restoration and renewed growth.