This week’s message reminded us that we are chosen, called,  protected, and so many other graceful things God has done for us. Having that as a reassuring foundation, we also need to know what our responsibilities are as Christian. Prophets fought to deliver the Gospel to us, so we could, among other things, understand the three ways by which we can remain holy. We must:

• Gird our loins/brace our minds
• Remain sober-minded
• Put our full, undivided trust in God.

Gold is valuable. But your faith is more valuable than gold. – Pr. Vickylextar

Listen to this message for a full understanding of what being set apart and holy means!

This week, we are moving in the 4^th week of our series on fear, learning how to make sure it does not control our life. We have learned before that God is always there to help us, regardless of what we go through. He knows what tomorrow holds. If that is the case, do we need to focus on Him and on what the bible says?  Find out in this video.

We are learning this week that we can allow fear to not only keeps our walls up but also keeps God and people out. This has consequences, like keeping our hurt, and the offence we’ve taken from others inside to fester. God stands at the door of your heart, knocking; He wants to come in and dine with you. Will you let Him in to heal, to restore and bring you peace amid your worries and insecurities?  

Do you love [God] enough to say: “No matter what I like and how I do things, if it’s not aligned with Your Word [the Bible], I will change it”? – Pr. Vickylextar Sowah

This week message elaborates on God’s supernatural peace and God’s perfect love. It also speaks on how we can cheat ourselves from His supernatural peace and how we can allow His peace and love within our walls.

Be Blessed!

We remain in our series on fear for another week. We’re learning to examine our fears and how they affect the various areas of our life. It’s essential to assess how, consciously or unconsciously, fear creeps into our relationships, our judgment, our trust in God and event directly affects our health.

Bringing our thoughts in captivity requires effort on the believer’s part, since God has made it clear that He is always with us, ready and willing to help us out of any situation if we dare trust Him.    

What you choose to water will grow. Are you watering fear or God’s love? – Pr. Vickylextar Sowah

As you watch this message, you will learn strategies to help you lead your thoughts rather than allowing your thoughts to lead you.

We will review several encouraging scriptures that allow us to apply the word, see it transform things in and out of us, and become a living testimony!

Have a blessed week!

This week’s service is a follow-up to last week’s message on overcoming your fears. What are the causes, symptoms and solutions? We also discussed the importance of understanding and applying the word of God, which is in the Bible.

You cannot love God and not love others – Pr. Vickylextar Sowah

We should always understand where fear comes from and seek help where needed. The good news is that God can heal if we trust Him and realize His love for us.

It’s one thing to feel like giving up, it’s another thing to actually give up! – Pr. Vickylextar Sowah

By watching this message, you will be encouraged by actual practical examples of how God can help you overcome your fears!

*Note: Due to technical issues, the video isn’t available, but we are providing you with an audio recording. Please contact us with any questions.

This week, we’re revisiting the story of Job, and how his fears affected his reality. Job went from sacrificing out of faith and love to sacrificing in fear of losing what he had. Why did his fears become real? How was the enemy able to take everything away from him? So many questions arise as we go through his journey.

We have the power to cause good and bad things to happen in our lives. It’s during our trials that we see if we truly trust God or not. It is easier to praise God when all is going well. When Paul was encouraging the Philippian church to rejoice, he was in prison. Can we rejoice when we lose everything like Job did? Can we rejoice during a global Pandemic? We can rejoice in hard times when we walk in truth with God, and we know He’s with us!

God’s love for us is greater than His hate for sin. God flows through you as you help other people; as you do, He also takes care of your issues. – Pr. Vickylextar Sowah

Watch this message to find out what Job did wrong and why he repented in the end. Find out more about fear and faith and how each one can cause things to happen in our lives. Discover what happens when we let things become more important than God to us!