You cannot begin the journey to holiness without first acknowledging your sins and the corruption in your heart.

Whenever there is sin, God will always impose a retribution, but if the person quickly retraces his steps and repents and pleads for forgiveness from the Lord, it will be removed.

The pursuit of heaven-bound believers is to please the Lord. Apostle Paul emphasises the necessity of pleasing the Lord and not men in our calling, ministry and evangelistic outreaches, and in all our activities in life.

Many people, young and old, seek freedom to live as they please. Nations yearn for freedom to govern themselves and manage their affairs without interference from other nations.

Christlike love is very important for our present life, destiny and ministry. To remain and appear godly in the sight of men and God, a family must exhibit Christlike love.

Just when you think your life is settled and you have either no need or hope of something new; that is when God shows up as the great disrupter.

What many people find difficult to understand is the impact the word of God can have in the life of an individual. The reason is because people think that the word of the Almighty is not much different from the word of men.

God is very deliberate in everything He does. He has a plan for the church, which must, of necessity, be fulfilled. And He will do it under every situation.

The success of the early church was underscored by the fierceness of the opposition they faced, and the persecution they experienced. In one instance, a notable disciple, Stephen, was accused of speaking blasphemous words against Moses, against God, against the temple and against the law (Acts 6:11,13).

Signs and wonders, miracles of healing and deliverance, supernatural manifestations and protection were daily experiences in the early Church. These miracles were not performed only by Apostle Peter.

The best strategy for a believer to triumph over the opposition of wicked and evil men today is to depend on the power of the Holy Ghost.

When Jesus died on the Cross of Calvary, and arose to life three days later, on the first Easter Sunday, He vanquished the power of Satan to hold men permanently down in sin, and to condemn them to a lifetime of suffering in his hands.