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Have you ever been in a season of waiting—or are you currently in one? Adanna Osisogu shares a powerful message on how we can not only wait, but wait well. She offers practical keys to help us navigate the waiting season with faith and purpose.

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"A second go" delivered by Pastor Jeronne Rudder contrasts Abraham’s first and second call to “go,” revealing how God often calls us again, not when we’re empty, but when we’re established. Takeaways: Being established doesn’t mean being excused — stability can sometimes dull our sensitivity to God’s voice and leading. God is inconvenient on purpose — His timing often disrupts our plans to build our trust. Let go of what He never asked you to carry. Where might you have strategized God out of your life? For anyone who feels like they’ve missed their chance or are “too late,” this is a reminder: God is offering you a second go.

Pastor Emmanuel delves into the book of Hosea, exposing the tension between human unfaithfulness and divine love. Through themes of idolatry, redemption, and holiness, this episode invites reflection on a God who pursues, restores, and calls us to return—even when we’ve given Him every reason not to.

What is the meaning behind God’s “No”? In this inspiring sermon, 'No' May Mean 'Not Yet', Dr. Hugh Osgood encourages us to embrace seasons of waiting and closed doors as strategic steps in God’s bigger plan. Drawing lessons from Paul’s missionary journeys, Dr. Hugh teaches us that delays can be divine redirections, and encourages us to stay faithful, assess wisely, and trust God’s perfect timing for a greater impact.

What is the true meaning of Easter? In this sermon, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji unpacks the truth behind Easter, moving beyond tradition and commercialism. He debunks common myths, emphasises Christ’s death, burial and resurrection reminding us that the resurrection power is real and available today - offering hope, healing and new life through Jesus Christ.

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Anxiety is a widespread issue, and is prevalent affecting millions of people through symptoms, such as GAD and panic attacks.Exercising biblical widsom such as; trusting God's plans, avoiding worry about tomorrow and standing in prayer and community are practical steps to overcome anxiety. Pastor Kunlé urges us to learn how to face anxiety with faith and find peace through Christ.

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God sees you, knows you, and calls you by name—just as He did with Jacob, Abraham, and Naomi. Names hold power, reflecting identity and purpose, so honor the name God gives you and walk in it. Be mindful of what you call yourself, reject negative labels, and trust that God re you.Pastor Emmanuel shares the significance of God’s names, the importance of calling on Him in tough times, and ensuring your name is written in The Lamb's book of life, by living a life that reflects Him.

Can you handle the truth? Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares three signs of pride, among many. Have you ever considered how pride manifests? What are the signs of pride in a person? Do any of them apply to you? God detests pride—He cannot use anyone with a proud heart or mind. Don’t let pride keep you away from Him.

Throughout Scripture, we see that the people who accomplished great things for God were often the ones least likely to be chosen.Pastor Emmanuel Anthony shares five important points on how God wants us to value the small things. Small beginnings may seem insignificant, but God has something big planned for us through them. Often, we tend to disregard the little things because they start off small but , God speaks in the still small voice.

Do you fall into any of these categories? If so, which one or one's apply to you? Pastor Kunlé highlights 5 challenges, predicaments, and issues we may encounter, explaining how they can manifest in our lives , emphasizing the importance of addressing them and practical steps we can take to overcome them. There is so much God wants to do in you, with you, and through you, but He desires for you to let go of these things that are be holding you back.

Who you marry significantly affects the course and quality of your life.To wrap up our Relationship Matters series, Pastor Tomi Tolunhi shares six key questions that should before you say "I do." Marriage is one of the most significant decisions you'll ever make, shaping not just your future but also your spiritual, emotional and personal growth. Choosing the the wrong partner can bring unnecessary challenges, while the right partner can lead to a fulfilling and purpose-driven life.

Ayokunu and Susan Oduniyi unpack the significance of spiritual, mental, and emotional health in relationships. Exploring trauma healing, the power of vulnerability in marriage, and how self-awareness and the Holy Spirit nurture intimacy, communication, and healthy connections.

Min. Dayo and Tayo Oyinlola share their insights into marriage and highlight core spiritual values such as, faithfulness, commitment, and aligning with God's purpose, alongside the importance of practical priniciples like communication, ability and trusting mentors in strengthening relationships and preventing loneliness-driven choices.

The Holy Spirit plays a vital role in our lives—reminding us of scripture, bringing conviction, and guiding us into truth. Pastor Kunlé addresses the importance of being open to His direction. By surrendering and listening to His leading, we grow spiritually, aligning our lives with God’s will.

In what areas of your life do you need to establish order? Pastor Kunlé shares insights on how God creates order and the importance of being intentional about bringing order into our personal lives. He also emphasises prioritising spiritual disciplines and their significance.

Have you ever wondered how to tell the difference between your voice and God’s voice in your life? Pastor Kunlé kicks off 2025 with a sermon on spiritual discernment, teaching us how to recognise God’s calling amidst the noise of our own thoughts and desires. We hope this message challenges and transforms you, helping you better align with God’s will and sharpen your ability to hear Him clearly.

As we close out 2024, Pastor Emmanuel shares a timely sermon entitled 'The Missing Messiah,' inviting us to reflect on how easily we can overlook or misunderstand the presence of Jesus in our lives. We hope this sermon moves you to recognise the Messiah in every moment deepening your relationship with Him, entering the new year with renewed faith. We wish you all a peaceful and joyful end to 2024 and look forward to gathering again on Sunday 5th January 2025