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In this episode, we discuss the third level of spiritual warfare - Culture.

In this second part of Thrones and High places we discuss the second level of warfare - Philosophy.

The session emphasizes that every idea and philosophy carries a spiritual influence. Hence, spiritual warfare is not merely about confronting visible problems but about bringing every thought, ideology, and belief into obedience to Christ.

In this episode on the Order of Melchizedek, we discuss the lordship of christ and repentance as a weapon of warfare.

In this concluding episode on Ezer we speak about the unique essence of women in the church.

In this episode, we continue our teaching on the truth of Ezer Kenegdo.

In this episode we look at the truth of Ezer Kenegdo and how every joint supplies.

In this episode we look at the mystery of names.

The role of priests as designed from the very beginning by God is to tend and keep what has been committed to them.

In this teaching episode, we took a deep dive into the dominion mandate as given in the book of Genesis 1:26-27.

In this introductory episode to the order of Melchizedek series, we spoke about the several priesthood in the bible and particularly the uniqueness of the priestly order of Melchizedek.

In this episode, we speak about the seat of mercy.

In this episode, we continue our discuss on the purpose of the adversary in creation and the blood of Jesus.

In this episode, we speak about the purpose of the adversary in creation.

In this episode, we speak about how God uses both good and evil to bring about his GOOD purpose.

In this episode, we speak about the role the accuser plays, not in the courts of heaven but in the courts of our own hearts.

In this class, we teach how blessings and curses are verdicts issued from the courts of heaven.

In this teaching, we continue our series on The Courts of Heaven — exploring the witness of the conscience, the inner testimony God has placed within every human being.

In this session of The Courts of Heaven, we explore the witness of words.Speech is not casual. It is covenantal. Throughout Scripture, blessings, vows, curses, and agreements were established by what was spoken. Words testify. Words bind. Words establish matters.From Jacob and Esau to national covenants, we examine how speech functions in Heaven’s justice system and why your mouth carries legal weight.

We continue our teaching series on The Courts of Heaven by laying the foundation: What is a court, and why does it exist?God is not only Father, He is Judge. And His courts are not established for our destruction, but for the preservation of law and life.In this session, we explore the structure of divine justice, the purpose of law, and the power of witnesses, beginning with the first witness in Scripture: blood. This teaching will reshape how you understand justice, repentance, responsibility, and the blood of Jesus.

In this teaching, we begin a new series titled “The Courts of Heaven.”This session lays the foundation by unveiling the judicial nature of God, the legal structure of the spiritual realm, and why life itself operates within laws, boundaries, and divine order, whether we are aware of them or not.

The world today is in a deplorable state. From media, health, nutrition, fashion, education, policy making, entertainment, to even religion, every industry is under an evil engineering programmed to push man away from the original intention of God. This engineering is often disguised as advancement but in truth it is captivity. 

This has gone on for so long because the church as an institution has become active consumers of culture instead of shaping culture leveraging righteousness.  

In this episode we emphasised the need of the church to abandon the escapism mindset of waiting to be raptured to heaven and execute the agenda of the Lord to redeem the earth and its people through our pulpit, businesses, vocation and profession.

In this episode we looked at how God's grace demands from us the dividends of the investment he has deposited in us.

We explored the statement of Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:9, the offering of Isaac in Genesis 22 and the stories of Joseph and Daniel.

In this session, we took a deep dive into the different expressions in the body of christ and the danger of extremities

We discussed how every part is important and needed for the salvation of the world and the building of the sons of God.

In this teaching, we begin exploring the church in Laodicea, the only one of the seven churches to receive no commendation from the Lord, just a rebuke.

The church in Laodicea is the symbol of fleshly government reigning supreme in the house of God.

In this concluding teaching on Philadelphia, we unpack the quiet struggle of remaining righteous in a world that rewards compromise.

We delve deeply into the subtle tactics the enemy uses to lead us into disobedience and the critical importance of holding fast to our crown.

Discover the power of divine establishment—becoming stable pillars in God’s spiritual house—and the significance of receiving His name, reshaping our identity and spiritual authority.

In this teaching, we linger at the feet of Philadelphia—the faithful remnant church that received no rebuke.

Though she had little strength, she held tightly to the Word and the Name.

Jesus speaks to her not of escape, but of inheritance: an open door no one can shut, a promise to become a pillar in God’s temple, and to bear His name.

In this episode, we press further in the study of the church in Sardis.

In this episode, we touch briefly on the seven spirits of God and authenticity in our Christian faith.

In this episode, we speak deeply about the inheritance of the nations and the reward of God.

In this episode, we go more in-depth into unmasking Jezebel and the spirit of lawlessness that we ought to combat in our generation.

In this episode, we begin teaching about the spirit of Jezebel as mentioned in the book of Revelation.

In this episode, we speak about why God hates the doctrine of the nicolatians and what it means to give a white stone to his sons.

In this episode, we delve even deeper into the doctrine of Balaam and how it takes form in our world today.

In this teaching, we begin speaking about what the spirit said to the church in Pergamos and what he had against them.

In this meeting, we teach about legacy.

In this episode, we meditate upon what the Holy Spirit said to the church in Smyrna.

In this teaching, we begin a dive into what God was communicating to the seven churches in Revelation.

In this episode, we continue our teaching on the revelation of Jesus Christ through his saints to the world.

In this teaching, we begin speaking about the collective expression of Jesus that is the body of Christ.

In this teaching, we speak about Jesus as the prototype of what it means to be human.

In this episode, we venture into a deep discourse about identity and contemplate the name Jesus introduced himself to John as the Alpha and Omega.

In this teaching, we contemplate heavily on the progressive revelation of Jesus Christ and how it calls us to abandon old ways of engaging him in favor of a deeper intimacy with him.

In this teaching, we meditate on Rev 1:9 where John introduced himself as a companion in the tribulation of Jesus Christ and what it means to us today.

In this episode, we meditate on the first chapter of the book of Revelation. We speak about the sovereign power of God and how he is the one that appoints leaders for his purpose.

From this teaching, we begin a deep dive into the book of Revelation.

In this teaching, we spend time understanding what the Lake of fire is, it's purpose, and what it means to us here and now.

In this class, we speak about the judgement of God and what its purpose is in our lives.

In this episode, we further our teaching about the purpose of adversity as we venture into understanding the courts of heaven.

In this teaching, we take a dive into the book of Genesis to learn about the purpose of the adversary in the life of every son of God.

In this class, we pore through scriptures to see whether or not we serve a God who can be questioned.

In this podcast, we meditated on the story of Lot and how it teaches us about not settling for less than the things God has called us to.