TEXT: MATTHEW 9:37-38. INTRODUCTION: Our text clearly specifies three key issues in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ: His Ministry; Motives and Methods of Ministry. However we want to closely examine the key phrase- THE LORD OF THE HARVEST. THE LORD: Connotes:- Simply put : The Master; The Owner; The final Authority; The One […]
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EATING THE BREAD OF THE INCREASE OF THE EARTH
Text: Isaiah 65:21-23 KEY WORDS Eating – (dictionary meaning) Feeding or the act of consuming food Bread – ( in context) The finished product, the end result, the goal, the conclusion, the reward Increase of the earth….. ( in context) Value added SIGNIFICANCE OF THE WORDING a) Increase of the earth…A certainty, a forgone conclusion, No […]
Journeying Through 2016
Sunday 3 January 2016 Speaker: Pastor Don Woke Key Passages: “And the Lord went before them by day in a pillar of cloud to lead the way, and by night in a pillar of fire to give them light, so as to go by day and night. 22 He did not take away the pillar […]
The Sufferings and Sacrifices of Jesus
Sunday 27 December 2015 (Part Two of Christmas Teaching Series) Speaker: Pastor Austen Ukachi Two days ago we said, Jesus was born in human flesh like us in order that he might die on the cross to defeat the devil who had power over death and sin. (Hebrews 2:14,15). The crucifixion of Christ is described in […]
Christmas is About the Incarnation
December 25 2015. Christmas Day Service (Part One of Christmas Teaching Series) Speaker: Pastor Austen Ukachi Key Passages: Matthew 1:18-23: Luke 1:26-35 Christmas is not about the celebration but about the incarnation; It is about God becoming man The Spirit took on flesh (Luke 1:26-35) The Infinite God became finite (Philippians 2:6,7). The Eternal […]
The Seed
Sunday 20 December 2015 Speaker: Pastor Julie Woke Introduction We thank God for 2015. There are just 11 days to the end of 2015 and we have one more Sunday before the new year. The curtains are fast closing on 2015. From predictions, it appears that 2016 will be economically tough for most people across […]
