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In this powerful teaching, our Apostle Henry Agyeman reveals why repentance is essential to the remnant walk. Before we can correct, serve, or help others, we must first allow God to deal with us.

Through Scripture, this episode unpacks repentance as being sorry, saying sorry, and staying sorry—demonstrated through a transformed life and consistent track record. It is a call to return to our senses, confront hidden weaknesses, and walk in genuine repentance before God. Tune in and be blessed!

In this sobering teaching, Apostle Henry Agyeman exposes the hidden weaknesses that can leave even those who love God vulnerable to being sifted. The remnant walk requires daily sacrifice, humility, and a willingness to confront what lies beneath the surface.

This episode calls us to examine ourselves honestly, because what remains hidden can eventually become the very thing that scatters us. It is a call to deal with every weakness and pursue God with genuine surrender and obedience. Tune in and be blessed!

In this sobering teaching, our Apostle Henry Agyeman examines the fall of Peter and the reality of being sifted. Despite Peter’s experience, proximity to Jesus, and spiritual credentials, pride and a lack of humility gave the enemy access to test his faith.

This episode challenges us to look beyond our spiritual achievements and honestly examine what within us could make us vulnerable to sifting. As a season of separation unfolds, we are called to humility, vigilance, and genuine obedience—so that when the shaking comes, our faith will not fail. Tune in and be blessed!

After weeks of intense Kairos, prophetic and spiritual alignment services, we return to a season of teaching, learning and deeper understanding. In The Remnant Series, our Apostle Henry Agyeman begins a thorough exploration of what it means to be among God’s chosen people in this season of selection and separation we have entered into.

This message, The Remnant – The Sifted Ones, is for those who have been sifted, those presently being sifted, those approaching their sifting, and those currently separated but do not want to end up at the point of being sifted. It is a call to understand the season, discern what God is doing, and position ourselves to remain standing when the shaking comes. Tune in and be blessed!

In this prophetic message, Apostle Henry Agyeman gives insight into the time and season we are entering—the season of the sifted and the separated. He warns of a coming wind that will shake believers across the nations, leaving no room for neutrality or compromise.

This is a call to protect and strengthen our faith like never before, so that we may endure, remain standing, and stay aligned with God through the shaking. Apostle Henry also reveals how this season is preparing and positioning us for what God intends to accomplish from 2030 and beyond. Tune in and be spiritually equipped.

Tune in and be blessed!

Following UR26, our Apostle Henry Agyeman uses this powerful Spiritual Alignment Service to explore what it truly means to be a remnant. A remnant is not simply a small group, but a people preserved, separated, and aligned with God for His purpose in their generation.

This episode challenges us to examine our alignment, our obedience, and our willingness to carry the weight of divine assignment. As the remnant, we are called to stand firm, confront compromise, deal with our weaknesses, and become answers to the cries of our generation. This is a call to move from simply being present to being purposeful—fully surrendered to God and ready to fulfil the mandate entrusted to us.

Tune in and be blessed!

In this powerful Spiritual Alignment Service ahead of UR26, through our Apostle Henry Agyeman, we are reminded that this is a season of election, separation, and urgency. As God searches for a remnant who will rise, carry their cross, and fully align with His will, we are challenged to move beyond simply being called into becoming chosen and purposeful.

This episode calls us to identify the cry our lives were born to answer, confront the weaknesses that can shorten our assignment, and embrace the separation that positions us for purpose. Like the disciples in the Upper Room, we are called to remain in one accord—aligned with God, His house, and His agenda. This is not a season to move in slow motion while God is moving rapidly; it is a season to arise, align, and fulfil the fullness of our remnant mandate.

Tune in and be blessed!

In this powerful conclusion to the HARAN series, our sister Stephanie Appiah teaches that the will of God is not merely something to be known, but something to be conceived, carried, and brought to life. Through biblical insight, she reveals that God’s Word must be received, nurtured through prayer, faith, and obedience, and allowed to grow within us until it produces visible evidence.

This episode challenges believers to desire God’s will above all else, embrace the process of spiritual incubation, and trust that whatever God conceives, He is faithful to bring to birth. Tune in and be blessed.

In this insightful message, Stephanie Appiah continues to teach on the vital distinction between desire and destiny, revealing that not everything we desire is necessarily what God has destined for us. Through biblical wisdom and practical reflection, she explores how desires are formed and why discernment is essential in stewarding God’s promises.

This episode challenges listeners to submit their desires to God, filter them through His Word, and pursue His will above personal comfort. As we learn to align our desires with God’s divine purpose, we position ourselves to walk faithfully in the destiny He has prepared for us. Tune in and be blessed.

In this thought-provoking episode, Sister Stephanie Appiah explores the crucial difference between what is merely desired and what is truly destined. Through biblical insight, she teaches that not every desire originates from God and that discernment is essential in seasons of promise and transition.

Listeners are challenged to examine their hearts, steward God’s promises with wisdom, and remain committed to His purpose rather than becoming consumed by personal desires. This message is a timely reminder that while promises create vision, pressure, and expectation, only alignment with God’s will leads to destiny. Tune in and be blessed.

In this powerful continuation of The Promise, Apostle Henry Agyeman teaches the importance of identifying and personalizing the promise God has placed upon your life. He reveals that a promise is more than a declaration—it is a divine assurance that sustains consistency, fuels expectation, and gives meaning to the believer’s pursuit of God.

Exploring the relationship between promise, understanding, and purpose, Apostle Henry challenges listeners to discover their personal “why” and align it with God’s collective vision. Through practical insight and biblical teaching, he demonstrates how understanding, humility, and prophecy help believers receive, steward, and walk in the promises of God. Tune in and be blessed.

In this Pentecost Sunday message, Apostle Henry Agyeman teaches that what distinguished the 120 in the Upper Room from the 380 who walked away was their desperation for the Promise of the Father. While some treated the words of Jesus as an option, the 120 embraced them as a matter of life and death, choosing to tarry until the promise was fulfilled.

This episode challenges us to identify the promise God has placed upon our lives—the very thing that compels us to remain steadfast, pursue His presence, and gather in one accord. For it is often our response to the promise that determines our positioning for the “suddenly” of God. Tune in and be blessed.

In this powerful teaching, Apostle Henry Agyeman exposes pride as one of the greatest forces behind the performance trap. He reveals how pride subtly shifts our dependence from God to ourselves, causing us to seek recognition, exalt our own abilities, and resist the brokenness that attracts God's grace.

Through biblical insight and practical wisdom, this episode challenges believers to confront the spirit of pride, embrace humility, and redirect all glory back to God. As we learn to walk in true brokenness, we become better reflections of Christ and position ourselves for lasting spiritual growth. Tune in and be blessed.

In this episode of Broken Expression – Performance Trap Pt. 6, our man of God Apostle Henry introduced us to the issue of why we cannot be truly broken before God, because we have not yet put down pride.

“The Pride of Life” is an arrogant self-sufficient attitude that trusts in personal status, position, and achievements instead of God.

Pride stands on two legs:

• Loving to be seen, always wanting to be the center in everything. Such individuals struggle to genuinely celebrate others and often focus on the negative side of other people’s achievements.

• Exalting yourself above measure, lifting yourself higher than you ought to through pride in status, position, or accomplishments.

This message exposes the hidden nature of pride and calls us into true humility and brokenness before God.

Tune in and be blessed

In this segment, our Apostle Henry speaks about brokenness as the beginning of true expression before God. Many people express emotion without first coming into realization, but expression without realization becomes performance. True brokenness starts when our eyes are opened to how deeply we need Him.

Drawing from Romans 7:23, he explains the inner conflict of man and how dependence on God is revealed through surrender. Brokenness is not weakness — it is the place where grace, encounter, and transformation begin. Through God’s presence, we come into realization, burdens are casted, grace is received, and genuine encounters are formed.

Referencing Isaiah 6:9, Apostle Henry teaches that purpose waits at the end of brokenness. Expression is the outward action of an inward posture. Brokenness remains incomplete until it is expressed through pursuit, prayer, principles, places, and people.

A prayerful man is a broken man, because true prayer is born from dependence on God. Expression is not informing Him of something He does not know — it is showing Him a surrendered heart. Brokenness matures the believer and positions the soul to carry what Heaven has prepared.

So tune in and be blessed!

In this episode, our man of God, Apostle Henry, continues to speak about the performance trap and how easily believers can fall into it through comparison and imitation.

He explains that comparison is not of God, because it leads us away from our true identity. When Satan desired to be like God, it became the origin of pride and deception (Isaiah 14:14, John 8:44). In the same way, we can fall into a similar trap when we constantly try to become like someone else instead of becoming who God created us to be.

Apostle Henry emphasizes that even though it is natural to admire others, we must not lose ourselves in trying to imitate them. You may look up to someone, but you will never be called to operate exactly like them, because your assignment, grace, and identity are unique.

He warns that the performance trap begins when we have not yet fully discovered who we are in Christ. Instead of walking in authenticity, we start copying others, thinking that is what is required of us—when in reality, God requires obedience, not imitation.

True growth in God comes when we are broken in humility, recognizing our need for Him, and allowing Him to form and transform us. God breaks to build, while the enemy breaks to destroy. In that process, we learn to let go of comparison and embrace contentment with what God has given us.

Ultimately, Apostle Henry reminds us that freedom comes when we stop performing for identity and start living from identity in Christ.

In this episode of HARAN: Broken Expressions – The Performance Trap II, Apostle Henry Agyeman deepens the conversation on the dangers and consequences of living a life of performance. He teaches that the true issue is not simply falling into performance, but remaining there—allowing the mask to become identity rather than a temporary expression.

With striking clarity, Apostle Henry reveals how the performance trap has produced a generation shaped by falsehood—where appearances are maintained at the expense of truth. He distinguishes between the lying tongue and the lying life, showing how some deceive through words, others through actions, and many through both. At its root, he explains, living a lie often begins with believing one—sometimes even the lies we tell ourselves.

This episode confronts the subtle ways we sustain performance through dishonesty, challenging listeners to remove the mask, embrace truth and step into authentic transformation. It is a call to break free from false identities and live a life that reflects truth both inwardly and outwardly.

Tune in and be blessed!

In this episode of HARAN: Broken Expressions – The Performance Trap, Apostle Henry Agyeman exposes a subtle yet dangerous reality within many believers—the tendency to live behind performances rather than authentic transformation. He teaches that many have become actors, mastering expressions that conceal their true nature instead of revealing it.

Highlighting two common responses, he explains how some become loud to mask insecurity, while others remain quiet to avoid exposure. Yet, both are forms of performance—layers of expression that distance us from truth. Over time, these patterns create expectations that trap us, causing us to function based on perception rather than divine instruction.

Apostle Henry challenges listeners and the big C church to confront the performance trap, emphasizing that what we present outwardly is often not what God is seeking inwardly. This episode is a call to authenticity, self-awareness, and true alignment—breaking free from performance to embrace genuine growth and transformation.

Tune in and be blessed!

In today’s segment, our Apostle Henry Agyeman spoke on the topic “Free from Fear“ in the Season of Haran.

We learned that fear is not a feeling or an emotion, but a spirit and every spirit has a source. As we find ourselves in the season of Haran, it is important that we confront fear and cast it out.

Fear has often caused us to hold back, to hesitate, and to avoid stepping into what we are called to do. But we must understand the difference between the fear of God and fear as a limiting force.

According to 2 Timothy 1:7, God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. Therefore, we must understand that fear should not dwell within us or define who we are.

Tune in and receive understanding through this powerful message. May God give you a listening ear and an open heart to receive His word. Amen!

Today’s spirit-led sermon preached by Apostle Henry calls us into being an expression of God.

Drawing from John 14:9, we are reminded that to see Christ is to see the Father a powerful invitation to truly recognize Him when He reveals Himself. This message challenges us to go into the world and preach the Word, not just with our lips but through a life that reflects Him.

We are reminded that what we carry within us must be expressed. We cannot remain in a place of only looking inward, because people encounter Christ through us. We are living epistles, the Bible that others may never read in written form, but will experience through our lives. Therefore, there must be a longing within us to express what we know and carry.

It explores the inner hunger placed within us that deep longing for God and the urgency of awakening our spirit so we do not miss His visitation. Because without expectation, there can be no visitation.

“Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.”

Let this be your call today: don’t leave the same way you came. Don’t just hear the Word , become it.

Be transformed. Let your mind be renewed. Let your life become an expression of God, so that when people see you, they encounter Jesus.

Because you are the living epistle. And the world is reading you.

Amen

In this episode, Apostle Henry Agyeman dives into the powerful theme of “Understanding HARAN.” He explains that every physical move we make often reflects a deeper spiritual shift. As followers of Christ , it is our responsibility to discern the spiritual demands of the new place we have entered.

HARAN represents more than just a stop along the journey—it is a season of preparation. It comes with new assignments, new atmospheres to cultivate, and a deeper level of understanding to embrace. We cannot carry the same mindset or behaviors from our previous place into HARAN, because each season requires something different.

Even though HARAN is not the final destination, it is a necessary passage. We must go through not around it, to grow, to be shaped, and to be equipped for the Promise Land ahead.

Tune in, be blessed and gain fresh understanding for this journey.

In this powerful introduction to the new series HARAN, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, unveils the mystery of delay and the spiritual responsibility required when nothing seems to move after a season has passed. He teaches that delay is not accidental, but a place that demands strategy, awareness and intentional alignment with God.

Through biblical insight, Apostle Henry challenges the church to discern between seasons and times, recognizing that while many may share the same season, each person must identify their appointed time and moment. Drawing from the lives of Jacob and Abraham, he emphasizes the importance of building a personal altar—understanding that corporate atmospheres alone are not enough without an active, living connection within.

This episode is a call to identify and name your “HARAN,” to grow in sensitivity, and to ensure that the place of delay does not break you, but makes you. Tune in an be blessed!

In this episode, Apostle Henry Agyeman shares a powerful message on “Make Room” revealing how everything God has placed inside of us has the ability to make room.

Grace is a gift, and our ability is connected to that grace. Just as Mary carried great capacity because she was full of grace, we too are called to steward what God has given us. Our gift makes room for us – God gives the gift, approves it through anointing, and releases authority for its execution.

But while we cannot work for grace, we must position ourselves for it. Through humility, surrender, and dependence on God, we create an environment where grace can remain and grow.

Grace is visible. Everything we have is given by God.

When we make room, God works in us. Just like oil needs a vessel, what God wants to pour out requires space.

In this segment, God calls us to examine our posture - have we truly made room?

Tune in and be blessed!

Today our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, shares a powerful message on what it truly means to love God. In this episode, we explore God’s “love language” and why real love for Him is often inconvenient, challenging, and even painful. Through digging deeper, we discover that God’s universal love language is obedience. Do you know the personal love language He requires from you? Be challenged to let go of your own terms of love and learn to love God His way.

On this 4 weeks journey of making room, we look in this episode at the character of Mary in Luke 1:26, who carried the fullness of God’s Word with readiness and surrender.

We are in a season of weighing. Just as in boxing, qualification is determined before the fight, so God is preparing to reveal destiny - opportunities, assignments, and ventures that require spiritual readiness. What we step into will be determined by how we have trained in secret.

Your training shapes your title. What is revealed outwardly is only the confirmation of what has already been formed within. And often, what is within us is only made known through testing.

This is an invitation to intentional preparation, to cultivate the capacity to carry what God is about to release. The question is simple: have you made room?

Tune into this episode and be blessed

In today’s sermon, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, introduced us to a new form of how to show love. In this topic, as part of the series Deeper Foundation , we learn that love is expressed through gratitude and appreciation.

Gratitude is a lifestyle of acknowledging God’s goodness in every situation, while appreciation is expressing it through our words and actions. This message shows us that gratitude is not silent—our response matters.

Just like the one who returned to Jesus, it is gratitude and appreciation that leads to wholeness. We are also reminded that what we sow is what we reap, and our level of expression determines our harvest.

Tune in and be blessed as we go deeper into living a life of gratitude and appreciation.

In today’s installment, our man of God, Apostle Henry, continued the topic “Make Room” in the series Deeper Foundation. He emphasized the importance of building capacity being able to carry what is necessary based on the level we have developed.

This episode highlights that capacity determines what we can hold. When our capacity is not properly developed, we may not be able to sustain certain blessings, responsibilities, or necessities, even if they are meant for us. Therefore, growth and intentional development are essential for enlargement.

A key barrier to building capacity discussed in this teaching is laziness. Just like the servant in Matthew 25:26 who failed to cultivate the talent given to him, neglecting what we have received can lead to loss. When we do not develop what God has entrusted to us, it can be taken away and given to another who is willing to steward it well.

This message serves as a call to diligence, growth, and readiness making room for what God desires to entrust into our lives.

Tune in and be blessed.

In this episode, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman continues the series “The School of Lovers Part 2”. This time the focus is on the Ecclesia - the Church.

We explore the two dimensions of the Ecclesia: the people and the institution. Through this teaching, we come to understand that the Ecclesia is the bride of Christ. Just as the bride and the groom are one, Christ and His Church are one. Because of this, we must carefully examine how we treat the Ecclesia, since our relationship with it reflects our relationship with Christ.

Another central truth we learn is that love is a command but it is not meant to remain only a command. God’s intention is for love to move from being something we are told to do, to something we become.

If God is love, and our desire is to become like Him, then our lives must be filled with love, because loving is not only an action, it is the very nature of God. Our journey is therefore to grow until love is no longer just obedience to a command, but our true identity.

Tune in and be blessed!

In this episode, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyemang, introduces us to a new segment of our series: Deeper Foundation.

God is calling us to go deeper and beyond the level we have been comfortable with. To fulfill destiny and carry what God wants to release in this season, we must build greater capacity.

Drawing from Matthew 25:15–17, we are reminded that God gives according to our capacity. If we want to receive more, we must first make room for more.

In this season, it is important to connect with people who carry a greater anointing and wisdom, so we can grow beyond our limitations.

If we do not develop the capacity God requires, we may only have excuses instead of results.

This episode will challenge you to dig deeper, enlarge your capacity, and make room for God to move in your life and destiny.

Tune in and build capacity

In this episode our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, introduces us to the School of Lovers, a place where we learn what it truly means to and how to love God.

During this teaching, we discover that loving God starts with understanding and receiving His love. We also learn a powerful principle from Scripture: before we can truly love Christ, we must first learn to love our brothers and sisters.

This episode invites us to examine our hearts and understand God’s order, as we grow deeper in our love for Him and for His people.

“Lovest thou me more than these?”

In John 21:15, Jesus asks Peter this interesting question after His resurrection, confronting not only Peter’s loyalty but the true priorities of his heart. In this episode, we reflect on what “these” represent in our own lives. What competes with our love for Christ? What truly holds our attention and affection?

We explore how God sees beyond words into the condition of the heart, how our attachments reveal our deepest devotion, and why true worship is more than just a confession, it is surrender.

Today’s episode is a call to examine the depth of our foundation and return to a deeper, undivided love for Jesus.

Tune in and be blessed!

In this episode, “Love is Death,” we learned that true love begins with dying to ourselves. Jesus calls us to three things: Deny ourselves , pick up our cross, and to follow Him.

To deny ourselves means to cut off what pleases your flesh and choose obedience over comfort. Picking up your cross means embracing discomfort, inconvenience, and surrendering daily. And only after we die to ourselves can we truly follow Him.

If we want to be real disciples, we must first be dead - dead to pride, dead to our will and dead to selfish desires. To love him requires surrender because the path to life starts with death.

Tune in, open your heart, and be blessed as we go deeper into what it truly means to truly love Jesus.

In this message, we continue the Deeper Foundations Series and look at what it really means to build our lives on Jesus Christ. We are reminded that we cannot live shallow lives, because only a deeper foundation in Christ can keep us strong when everything else around us is shaking. He is the only one we can truly depend on in every season.

This message also shows how God uses different seasons, even wilderness seasons, to teach us, grow us, and strengthen our foundation. The deeper we go in Christ, the more we learn to depend on Him, trust Him fully, and allow Him to grow within us.

This is an invitation to go deeper, strengthen your foundation, and build your life on the only foundation that will never fail.

Tune in and may you be strengthened

In this powerful introduction to the new series Deeper Foundations, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, casts a compelling vision for building a destiny-driven church. He establishes that this season is not about surface growth or outward activity, but about intentional depth—strengthening what lies beneath so that what is built can endure.

Apostle Henry teaches that to fulfill divine destiny, we must understand the tools required to build effectively—spiritual alignment, structure, discipline, revelation, and unwavering commitment to God’s pattern. He warns against complacency and comfort, reminding us that ease often weakens foundations, while intentional digging produces strength and stability.

This series is a call to go deeper, to refuse shallow Christianity, and to lay stronger foundations that can sustain purpose, growth, and generational impact. It is an invitation to build not just for the present, but for destiny. Tune in and be blessed!

As a bridge into the upcoming series, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, delivers a sobering and timely teaching on First Fruit Sunday centered on the importance of holding fast to our lampstand. Drawing from Revelation 2 and the warning given to the church in Ephesus—present-day Turkey—he reminds us that spiritual position, activity, and history do not replace intimacy, obedience, and sustained devotion.

Apostle Henry teaches that the lampstand represents spiritual light, authority, and presence, and that it can be taken away when love, reverence, and alignment with God are neglected. He emphasizes that the truest first fruit God requires is not material, but our very lives—fully yielded, consecrated, and continually burning before Him. This message calls listeners to examine their devotion, return to their first love, and guard the light entrusted to them as we step into a new season. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations: The Undisciplined Generation VII – The Consistency Code III, God uses His servant, Chidera Ezeja, to bring listeners into a deeper understanding of what it truly takes to crack the consistency code. This episode emphasizes that lasting consistency is not achieved through effort alone, but through revelation, a clear understanding that reshapes how we approach life, faith, and purpose.

Chidera Ezeja explains that while motivation has its place, it only ignites the fire and often produces haste. Consistency, however, is what sustains the fire, matures intention into discipline, and produces enduring results. Through insightful teaching and practical reflection, this message challenges listeners to move beyond emotional drive and embrace a disciplined, steady pursuit of growth and alignment with God. This episode is a call to shift from short-lived inspiration to sustained transformation, building foundations that endure through time, pressure and the testing of doctrines. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 8: The Undisciplined Generation VI – The Consistency Code II, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, continues his revelatory teaching on consistency, unveiling its direct connection to the storms of life. He explains how the enemy strategically targets consistency in order to interrupt discipleship and prevent discipline from maturing into true consecration.

Through profound biblical insight, Apostle Agyeman reveals the mystery behind life’s storms—teaching that every storm carries both the wind and the waves: the tester and the tempter. This episode brings clarity to why challenges arise, how they function spiritually, and what they are designed to produce in the believer. It is a call to remain steadfast, anchored, and consistent, understanding that storms are not meant to destroy foundations, but to prove and strengthen them. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 7: The Undisciplined Generation V – The Consistency Code, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, unveils consistency as the vital element that matures discipline and sustains lasting foundations. He teaches that consistency is the bridge between discipline—what we intentionally practice in the flesh—and consecration—what we cannot live without, empowered by the Spirit.

Apostle Agyeman emphasizes that without consistency, nothing of value can be built or sustained. Through revelatory teaching and practical insight, he shows how repeated, faithful alignment with God transforms effort into spiritual depth and habits into holy devotion. This episode calls listeners to embrace consistency as a spiritual code; one that strengthens foundations, deepens intimacy with God, and produces enduring fruit. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 6: The Undisciplined Generation IV, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, uncovers the transformative power of systems in shaping a disciplined life. He teaches that lasting discipline is not sustained by motivation alone, but by intentional structures that support consistency, growth, and spiritual maturity.

Continuing the conversation on discipline, Apostle Agyeman offers practical wisdom on how to build effective systems—spiritual and practical—that align daily life with purpose. Through clear insight and actionable principles, this episode equips listeners to move from intention to execution, replacing disorder with structure and instability with endurance. It is a call to build systems that reinforce discipline and establish foundations strong enough to carry destiny. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 5: The Undisciplined Generation III, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, reveals the inseparable relationship between discipline and discipleship. He teaches that true discipleship cannot exist without discipline, and discipline finds its highest expression through a life submitted to discipleship.

Building on this truth, Apostle Agyeman confronts the reality of the cost of discipleship—highlighting the sacrifice, obedience, and unwavering commitment required to follow Christ authentically. This episode challenges listeners to move beyond convenience and surface-level faith, embracing the demands of discipleship that shape character, deepen maturity, and establish a foundation that endures. It is a sobering yet empowering call to count the cost and commit fully to the path of disciplined, purposeful living.

In Foundations – Part 4: The Undisciplined Generation II, our sent man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, shifts the focus from identifying the problem to defining the standard. In this teaching, he outlines the clear signs of a truly disciplined generation and what it means to live with spiritual integrity and apostolic alignment.

Apostle Agyeman explains that discipline is not merely restraint, but a lifestyle marked by consistency, accountability, and submission to God’s order. He challenges listeners and the church to embrace an integral nature—where character, doctrine, and conduct align—and an apostolic nature that reflects responsibility, structure, and commitment to divine purpose. This episode calls our generation to rise as disciplined people whose foundations are firm, whose lives are ordered, and whose impact reflects the nature of the Kingdom. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 3: The Undisciplined Generation, Apostle Henry Agyeman delivers a timely and sobering message addressing one of the greatest challenges facing this generation—lack of discipline. He examines how the absence of spiritual discipline weakens foundations, leaving lives vulnerable to instability, distraction, and compromise.

With clarity and conviction, Apostle Agyeman calls listeners back to intentional living, emphasizing that strong foundations are sustained through discipline in the Word, prayer, character, and daily choices. This episode confronts cultural shortcuts and complacency while offering practical wisdom on cultivating consistency, self-control, and spiritual maturity. It is a call to rise above convenience, rebuild broken foundations, and pursue a life anchored in purpose and endurance. Tune in and be blessed!

In Foundations – Part 2, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, takes a deeper dive into the meaning of a true spiritual foundation and why it is essential for every believer. Moving beyond theory, he carefully breaks down what a foundation really represents in daily life—our values, disciplines, convictions, and spiritual posture before God.

Through clear biblical insight and practical wisdom, this episode offers tangible steps on how to build a strong and lasting foundation. Apostle Agyeman highlights intentional habits rooted in the Word and prayer, teaching listeners how consistency, obedience, and spiritual alignment form the bedrock of a life that can withstand pressure, change, and opposition. This message equips believers not only to understand foundations, but to actively build one that supports growth, stability, and purpose. Tune in and be blessed!

In this powerful opening episode, our shepherd, Apostle Henry Agyeman, lays the spiritual blueprint for the year, emphasizing that nothing enduring can be built without a strong foundation. Drawing from Scripture and lived faith, he reminds believers that stability, growth, and lasting impact are only possible when life is anchored in God’s design.

At the heart of this foundation are two unshakable pillars: the Word and prayer. Apostle Henry Agyeman in this teaching calls listeners and believers to return to the Word as the ultimate source of truth, direction, and transformation, while embracing prayer as the lifeline that sustains intimacy with God and activates divine purpose. This introductory message sets the tone for the series, challenging listeners to intentionally build their lives, faith, and destiny on spiritual depth rather than convenience—so that what they build will stand firm in every season. Tune in and be blessed!

In this profound installment of The Art of Hosting God, we journey deeper into the heart of God as ABBA by uncovering The Path To ABBA. In this heartfelt teaching, we explore through our set man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, how true intimacy with God is birthed through brokenness and vulnerability. Only when we dare to bring Him our unguarded, imperfect selves can He shape us, heal us, and draw us deeper into His heart. This episode calls us to lay down our defenses, embrace authenticity, and allow God to meet us in the most tender places of our journey. Tune in and be blessed!

In this honest and piercing episode, we confront one of the greatest barriers to truly hosting God: trust issues. Many desire God’s presence yet struggle to fully yield, not because God is unworthy of trust, but because life has taught us to guard ourselves. Here, our man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman, takes us on a journey to explore how past wounds, disappointments, and broken trust can quietly hinder our intimacy with the Father. This teaching invites us into healing, vulnerability, and renewed confidence in God’s character, learning to trust Him deeply so that He can dwell freely in us.

Tune in and be transformed.

In dieser bewegenden Botschaft lehrt uns Schwester Rita Schwägermann über den Weg der Vergebung und ruft uns dazu auf, die schweren Lasten abzulegen, die wir mit uns tragen. Da Gott uns in dieser Saison als Vater begegnet, lädt Er uns ein, Schmerz und Groll loszulassen und Raum für Seine heilende Gegenwart zu schaffen. Dieses Wort führt Dich in Freiheit, Wiederherstellung und eine erneuerte Nähe zu ABBA.

In this profound installment of The Art of Hosting God, we journey deeper into the heart of God as ABBA by uncovering The Mystery of Adoption. Our set man of God, Apostle Henry Agyeman teaches on the divine reality that we are received, embraced, and legally brought into God’s family. When we are received into the family of God, we enter as children; we receive the Spirit of sonship, but we must embark on the journey from child to son in order to be led.

This episode unveils being adopted by the Father and invites us to shed the orphan mindset, heal from distorted images of fatherhood, and step boldly into the fullness of our sonship.

This is more than a teaching; it is an encounter with the Father who chooses us, claims us, and calls us His own. Tune in and be blessed!

At the beginning of this series, God spoke through His servant, Apostle Henry Agyeman, revealing that He would come to us in three dimensions: as King, as Judge, and as Father. After journeying through the depths of the first two revelations, we have now come to the sacred moment where God comes to us as ABBA.

In this profound episode, we are invited into a deeper understanding of God’s heart as Father, an encounter meant to redefine true fatherhood, restore broken identities, and bring healing to wounds shaped by pain, distance, or “daddy issues.” God comes not only to teach us, but to tenderly rebuild us, showing us what it means to host Him as the Father who loves, affirms, and restores.

Prepare your heart. ABBA is coming.

In this continuation, our rabbi, Pastor Henry Agyeman, takes us deeper into the mystery of rebuilding the altars of our lives. He reveals that every true altar requires consistency, sacrifice, and intimacy, foundations that sustain the presence of God. This message challenges us to not only rebuild what was broken but to maintain the fire that keeps our fellowship with God alive. It’s a call to intentional devotion and a renewed commitment to being true hosts of His presence. Tune in and be blessed!