Our General Overseer Pastor Austen Chimdi Ukachi with the Leadership of He’s Alive Chapel Laval, Montreal, Canada and their families after a Leadership seminar which held on Saturday 18th May. The theme of the seminar was on ATTITUDES OF LEADERSHIP.
Pastoral Visit to Canada May 2019
Our Senior Pastor Austen Chimdi Ukachii at Montreal Airport with the Pastor Henry Omogbai, His wife Elizabeth Modupe Orogun-Omogbai and members of He’s Alive Chapel Canada.The Pastoral visit to Canada was undertaken from the 17th to the 21st of May. The theme of the Conference: “New Wine.”
ROYALTY WAS BORN AND LAID IN A MANGER
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE 25th December, 2018 Reading Texts: Luke 2:1-20; (note verses 7,12,16) This Christmas we shall focus our attention on examining the environment where Jesus was born and where he was laid. What lessons does his birth in a manger convey to us? Everything that happened in the life of Jesus was in fulfillment of […]
FROM THANKSGIVING TO THANKS-LIVING
INTRODUCTION What are Thanksgiving and Thanks-Living? Thanksgiving is expressing our gratitude to God for all he has done for us. What we had last Sunday was an event; a Thanksgiving Service to appreciate God for his blessings upon us for the year. But, beyond Thanksgiving Sunday, our duty is Thanks-living that is, living a life […]
DISCOURAGEMENT A LEADERSHIP ACHILLES HEEL (6)
According to Wikipedia, “An Achilles’ heel is a weakness in spite of overall strength, which can lead to downfall. While the mythological origin refers to a physical vulnerability, idiomatic references to other attributes or qualities that can lead to downfall are common.” Discouragement is one weapon Satan uses to neutralize a leader. Not even Moses, […]
DISCOURAGEMENT: SATAN’S WEAPON AGAINST BELIEVERS (5)
Many of David’s subordinates disappointed him at one time or another and brought much pain to him. Shimei was one of them; Joab was another. The act of treason from his own son, Absalom was even more devastating to the king. But among all these, none seemed to have hurt David more than the disloyalty […]
