Posts from 2014

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“Is temptation a sin? Is it a sin to be tempted?”, by Deacon Mike Ben

by Church Office

These are some of the questions that do come to our minds often. Temptation, by its very nature, feels wrong. God’s moral law is written in the heart of every human being (Romans 1:20), and when a sinful temptation is introduced, our consciences immediately sense danger. However, the temptation itself is not the sin. Jesus […]

What is a carnal Christian?, by Deacon Mike Ben

by Church Office

This question was asked in one of our Sunday school classes recently.  Can a true Christian be carnal? In answering this question, let’s first define the term “carnal”. The word “carnal” is translated from the Greek word sarkikos, which literally means “fleshly.” This descriptive word is seen in the context of Christians in (1 Corinthians […]

Achieving Spiritual Maturity

by Church Office

As we have been told, one of the processes of attaining spiritual maturity is to join the workforce. Workers in Training and Baptismal Classes are currently in progress. Please, enroll and join one of the classes.

Living in Dominion, by Deacon Wole Bodunde

by Church Office

Texts: Psalm 121, Philippians 2:9-10, Genesis 1:28 Introduction The name Jesus Christ has been given to the body of Christ for our benefit. God had made an investment with that name for the church. God has made a deposit – the name Jesus – from which the church has the rights to draw from for […]

Connecting to Spiritual Realities, by Deacon Wole Bodunde

by Church Office

Text: Mathew 16:19, Matthew 18:18 Introduction Physical law is no obstruction to spiritual realities especially to those that know their God. Bolts and bars and prison gates open at their volition for Peter the Apostle: Acts 12:8-10. Joshua obstructed nature (Sun and Moon): Joshua 10:10-13. Hungry lions could not devour Daniel in their den: Daniel […]

The 10 Productivity Habits Every Achiever Must Cultivate, by Bro Sina Seun

by Church Office

1. Productive people can differentiate “fake” productivity from “real” productivity. Sometimes, we put off doing real work in favor of other non-essential tasks. These tasks might somehow resemble “real” work, and thus give us a false sense of productivity. For example, in lieu of doing important tasks, people might attend useless meetings, sort out emails, […]