God's Word from the King's Arena: Recent Episodes
Kings Arena
This is the King’s Arena in Monkstown, Co. Dublin in the Republic of Ireland. KAD a great place to receive individualized ministry for you and your entire family. You’re invited to come and experience the love of God, uninhibited worship, Holy Spirit encounters and empowerment, and adding value to you and equipping you to make a difference with your life and also in the lives of others around you.
In Psalm 121, the psalmist says "I lift up my eyes to the mountains - where does my help come from?".
God grants us talents based on our abilities. We have to move at once to become a good and faithful servant. Matthew 25:14-30
But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out. 1 Peter 2:9
"For judgment I have come into this world, so that the blind will see and those who see will become blind.” - John 9:39
Have faith in God. This is a simple yet powerful way to live. For with God nothing is impossible.
God has called us to a live a life of success. However as seen in Joshua 1:8, we have to study and meditate on His word and be in alignment for His will and plan for our lives.
This season, God is calling us back to focus on the foundational truth of our faith. Just like the day of pentecost and with story of the virgins, we will need to tarry and be ready for the appointed time of God's visitation.
As for me and my household, the Lord will do a new thing, now it shall spring forth, and I shall know it.
He will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert in Jesus’ name, Amen.
A lame man from birth was taken to the temple gate called Beautiful, to beg everyday until he had an encounter with Peter and John that changed his life forever.
As parents we sometimes need to put a child into time out. Not out of spite or to make the child sad but to make it a teachable moment. So is the case with God when he puts us in naughty corner. He wants to teach us to grow.
We renew our strength by waiting on God because in his presence is fullness of joy which gives us strength.
God says in his word "“I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.”
So let's come forward to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy
God calls us to see the new thing he is doing in our lives. Are we paying attention or are we distracted by our worries and cares?
Job 14:14 - If a man die, shall he alive again? all the days of my appointed time will I wait, till my change come.
Are we ready to wait for our change to come?
John 11:1-43 tells of the story of the death and resurrection of Lazarus by Jesus. It's a story of obedience, trust, faith, love and life which is appropriate as we celebrate Easter
As for me and my household, the Lord will do a new thing, now it shall spring forth, and I shall know it.
The Lord wants to do a new thing but are we ready to step out?
It's important to understand the different types of pain, so we don't always ascribe it to the devil. Sometimes God permits us to go through pain as a test and other times we cause it for ourselves. Understanding pain, enables us address it effectively.
The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. However are we willing to let go of our old treasures to make room for the new and hidden? Matthew 13:44
Psalm 104:4 - He makes winds his messengers, flames of fire his servants. God tries us with fire to purify us but we do have to surrender our hearts to him.
For the upright will live in the land, and the blameless will remain in it; but the wicked will be cut off from the land, and the unfaithful will be torn from it. Proverbs 2: 21-22
A word of encouragement from Pastor Esirigho during the COVID19 pandemic. We should be anxious for nothing and rather use this opportunity to express God's love to each other in the household of faith as well as our neighbors.
We are wonderfully and fearfully made. God has deposited gifts in each of us and it's up to use to find, identify, and use them for his glory.
As believer's we all will experience the King’s prison. Just like Joseph, it's a place for divine connection, to build divine capacity and be catapulted to the where God have destined us to be that we may fulfill purpose.
We're encouraged not to worry about anything. If God take care of the birds of the air and animals of the field, how much more we His children.
God is ready to complete His work in our lives but we're cautioned to beware not to forget that it's not us -- our ability or talent but God's grace and blessings.
Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that YOU may be careful to do everything written in it. Then YOU will be prosperous and successful. Joshua 1:8. It's really up to YOU to do your own part for God is faithful to do his.
We are in the world but not of it and so we must resist the current that by default favors the flesh over the spirit.
It's one thing to have faith and another to keep it in the face of challenges. Listen and blessed.
When going through challenges, we often run helter skelter before we then turn to God. We're encourage to consider God first in all things -- when things are good or otherwise.
Pastor Segun Gbadebo covers the importance and power of prayer in the life of Christian. Listen and be blessed.
The bible admonishes us to let our light shine before others, that they may see your good works in order to glorify God. This messages covers the importance of good works and why we can't afford not to do good. Listen and blessed.
"I won't give God that which costs me nothing" - David. We are called to a life of sacrifice and this message goes on to admonish us. Are you ready to pay the cost?
Sis Nana Nubi shares on the importance on patience. The grace may seem greener on the other side but God has placed us where we He wants us and His plans is for good and not evil to take us the expected end.
Why worry when you can pray? Worry robs us of God's blessings and plans for us. It makes us take God out of the drivers seat. Learn more on how God wants us to deal with worry.
It's not enough to talk to God -- telling him what we want but not patient enough to hear Him and see his work. This sermon admonishes us on the important of hearing and seeing.
Paul in Roman 6 personifies sin in a very interesting way. We can be slaves to sin or choose to only serve Christ. We have a choice not to listen to Sin. He has no hold on us since Christ died. We're free to sin but now have a new master -- we're free slaves.
This book of the Lord shall not depart from my mouth but I shall meditate on it day and night. Find out why Joshua said those words.
The journey may be hard but we're being encourage not to relent for weeping may last for the night but joy comes in the morning.
God has called us to a life of humility but that doesn’t mean we should fall pray to the enemy and his devices — the first of which is fear.
When God speaks, do we hear? This sermon touches on the importance of hearing God and how to develop this act through practice and faith. Listen and be blessed in Jesus name.
Bro Nubi Kay shares on the importance of giving right. For it's better not to give at all that give with wrong heart. We give not to God of our own but what He already blessed us with. Listen and be blessed.
Pastor Tobore Kokoricha shares a power sermon on the importance of deliverance that starts form within. Listen and be blessed.
Grace is unmerited favour. Now image we as God's expressions of Grace. Listen to this timely word of God as preached by his servant, Pastor Esirigho as we prepare to go into the new year.
There are periods in our lives when everything is quiet. We pray and it feels like heaven in silent. While those periods could be frustrating, Pastor Esirigho explains how to navigate these times.
According to John 14:17, it takes the God to dwell in us for us to be able to know Him. We have to absorb Him into our lives. Listen and be blessed by the message brought to your by Pastor Esirigho.
This 2 part sermon was brought to us through God's servant in person of Pastor T.G. Nubi. While it's easy to be carried away by the prosperity of the wicked, we are reminded it's temporary and calamity awaits. We were also admonished to know and user our gifts of the head, hand, and heart.
My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me. John 10:27. Do you know the voice of God and most importantly do you trust and obey it. Listen and be blessed in Jesus name.
Jesus last command to the believer is to go preach the gospel to every nation. Times have changed and so is the way we conduct evangelism. Sis Nana Nubi shares with us the method of Friendship Evangelism - an effective way for an outward looking church takes to witness Christ to the community.
To obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams. God doesn't accept partial obedience either. Do listen and be blessed as Pastor Esirigho teaches on the dangers of partial obedience
According to Ephesians 6:12, our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Life is war. Listen and blessed.
Genesis 11:5-6 shows the importance of having one purpose. Pastor Esirigho shares why two or more can't work together unless they are agree and why it's not always the case that God's presence is where two or three and gathered. Listen and be blessed.
God his faithful. His word and his nature proves this . Let's strive to be faithful as he is when it comes to living righteously, and let's wait on him for anything we've asked -- for he that has called us is faithful and will bring it to pass.
In God we trust. Is that your declaration? Do you put God first or is he just an afterthought? Be blessed by this sermon as shared by Pastor Mrs. Abiola Ofurhie
God shows us visions as a bit of what He is about to do. We don't need to be concerned about the "how". Just believe, write it down and run with it. Habakuk 2:2
According to Romans 8:30. God is not a man that he should lie, not the son of man that he should repent. He does whatever he pleases whenever he pleases to whomever he pleases. Bro Nubi takes us through the supremacy of God in this message. Be blessed as you listen.
The Nubis were opportune to visit the Fairfield Methodist Church, Singapore where Rev Daniel C Tan taught on biblical take of dating. Listen and be blessed.
God's word is powerful. One word, multiple interpretation - spoken once, heard twice - the place of the holy spirit (a still small voice - turn left, turn right, giving us direction — Isaiah 30:21). It is a lamp and light to feet and path so we don’t stumble (Psalm 119:105) also preventing us from sinning against Him (Psalm 119:11)
Miracles are still real. Not a thing of the old or just tales fro the Bible. We were blessed with a sermon by Pastor Camilla who shared real miracles experienced by her -- healing from cancer and done through her by God's grace and power. Be blessed as your listen.
Everyone is looking for something - a purpose. Abiola Ofurhie takes us through God's word teaching us what, how, and where to seek Good.
Pastor Esirigho Ofurhie shares on the importance of consistency in life. Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much - Luke 16:10
Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see (Hebrews 11:1). The terrain of faith is first spiritual then physical. It takes faith to acknowledge God and then please him (v6), Obedience affirms faith (v7,8,31) and with faith comes test (v17,24,30). Believe it and you'd receive it.
God's word is for us is not settle for the Aaronic anointing where we hear God's whispers or his word through his servant Moses. Instead, let's strive to hear from the source, God himself and this stands the test of time and increases our faith in Him.
Staying connected to the God ensures us victory, success, and the blessings that we need (Philippians 4:13). This is why the devil is always planting seeds of disconnect. We must remain vigilant and eliminate these from our lives. (Matthew 13:22)
In today's teaching, Nubi Kay looks at the topic -- Joy. Where we find it, why we need it, and how to get it.
We find Joy in God’s presence. Its source is in Jesus who freely gives us joy through the Holy Spirit. Joy gives us strength because we’d need it when the resistance comes. Joy is essential to Christian living — hence why Paul says in Phillippians 4:4 -- Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice.
The world waits in eager expectation for the children of God to be revealed. (Romans 8:19) Are you living up to that expectation? That was the question for this teaching by Deacon Wilson Olayinka and how to do just that.
Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? Matthew 7:3. We are encouraged to look within and address the issues we face with the help of the Holy Spirit and we'd be better off for it.
We continue this week on the theme of prayer. 2 Chronicles 7:14 if My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.
As the last days come upon us, we can prevent things from happening but we can keep them at bay with prayers and intercession.
"I will speak to the heavens, and the heavens will speak to the earth, and then the earth will produce" - Hosea 2:21
Pastor Tunde Oke (Regional Pastor of RCCG) admonished us on how the physical is controlled by the spiritual and it all starts with the words that we speak. It is important to pay attention to our prayer lives.
Pastor Biola Ofurhie admonishes us on how to connect with the divine in order to accomplish all we set out to do. The key is the Holy Spirit. Listen and be blessed in Jesus name.
Bringing your first fruit into God's house is the key to unlocking a season of overwhelming blessings. Find out more about this principle as Pastor Esirigho shares with the King's Arena Church
This Sunday at King's Arena we were encouraged by Deacon Wilson Olayinka on the importance of thinking and how crucial it is in our attainment and being -- after all, as a man thinketh so he is (Prov 23:7).
We were also told by visiting Preacher, Pastor Gbadebo on how 2018 is a year of choices (Deuteronomy 30:19). Let's be sensitive to the Holy Spirit as we make the right choice as well as avoiding wrong ones as inspired by the enemy.
Happy new year! It's the first Sunday in 2018 and Pastor Esirigho Ofurhie shared a thanksgiving exhortation encouraging us not to undermine what God is ready to do in our lives and in those around us.
We simply have to play our part and trust God to do his.
Pastor Esirigho Ofurhie ends the year (2017) at King's Arena Church encouraging us that it's not enough to rely on yesterday's knowledge and understanding of God. Come to him on a daily basis as one who knows nothing and he'd reveal himself a new -- new revelation and discovery.
Don't get too familiar with God and his ways -- catch us the little foxes -- lest we become immune to his blessings and power
Taking a cup half-filled from yesterday only means you get half-a-cup full from today's freshwater -- your cup is also diluted
Come empty!
Listen and be blessed.