Apostle Eric Israel Okere in a mighty word takes us through the differences between a slave, servant and son. It is our responsibility as Christians to strive till we become sons of God.

In this Love & Marriage discussion, Obisora & Brother Olatunbosun Daramola share their own individual experiences in walking in purity before marriage.

God is still speaking. Are you listening? At this Prophetic Activation service, Pastor J.T Bakare teaches you to discover how to tune into the voice of the Holy Spirit, sharpen discernment, and release what God has placed within you.

In this teaching on Jesus’ resurrection by Pastor Shamal, we learn how it breaks every limit and that same power flows through you. Fear doesn’t win, sin doesn’t reign, and death doesn’t have the final say. What once seemed impossible is now within reach. Live boldly, because the grave is empty!

In this love service discussion, Dr. Foy and Dr. Maduka teach us that a successful marriage isn’t about saying “yes” to everything, it’s about knowing when to say “no” with love. Boundaries protect your emotional, physical, and spiritual connection, keeping your bond strong and secure. When both partners feel respected and heard, intimacy deepens.

Minister Ayooluwa shares what it means to wait in God’s kingdom. Waiting is never empty; it’s a season of preparation, not punishment. While you wait, worship. While you wait, grow. Here, you learn that the right posture in waiting shapes you for the promise ahead.

By Gaise Baba & Funto Ibuoye, Pastor Kola & Sarah Olayebi Edwards In this love service discussion, our panelists highlight that disagreements don’t mean your marriage is broken, they mean you’re two unique people learning to become one. The key is not to win the argument but to win together. In this love discussion, we […]

Pastor Shamal teaches that crying out to God isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s proof of your faith. When you call on Him, you’re acknowledging that He alone holds the answers. Silence may hide your pain, but surrender releases His power.