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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about not looking back at your past, but moving upwards towards your future.
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In this message, pastor Thomas speaks about God answering your prayers in multiple ways.
In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the gathering of the gifted, Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, if you are called you are gifted and if you are gifted you are called, stating that being gifted and being called are two sides of the same coin...Enjoy.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about taking Christianity outside of the church and into the community. According to Bishop Malcolm, our time in church can be compared to our at the gym and the real christianity begins
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about taking a stand and being courgious. According to Bishop Malcolm, courage is the critical success factor for anyone seeking to possess the promises of God. Also when God promises us something the is simply letting us know what is available to us. But we have to be couragious enough to pocess it.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the use of our time. According to Bishop Malcolm, time is our greatest resource and therefore must be used wisely. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God, is a God of timing and timing is critical when it comes to purpose and progress because everything has a season.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the importance of the firstborn in ancient culture. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to explain the significance of the Passover.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the true meaning behind the Passover, explaining the context around the Passover.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about moving with God. According to Bishop Malcolm, when God starts making a change in our lives it is uncomfortable because God will always lay the axe to the root of the problem.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about moving with God. According to Bishop Malcolm, once we make a decision then nothing can stop our progress and the power of God behind us is much stronger than the obstacle in front of us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the moves of God. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is important to differenciate between a moment, a movement and a mounument and it is important to not get them confused.
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In this message, Pastor Thomas speaks about grapes being an essential ingredient of the wine fermenting process. Pastor Thomas also went on to say, just as Christ created wine with no grapes, without going through the lengthy process, so shall our blessings be.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about being fluid, not getting stagnent and having the flexibility to get up and move when God moves, inforning us to pitch a tent in our process and building a house when we get to our promise land. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, until we get where we are going we must have the flexibility and the fluidity to move and to transition.
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In this message, Minister Bird Speaks about God being the ultimate entrepreneur though creation, claiming that God has also blessed us with the ability to create so we can be entrepreneurs too. Minister Bird also went in to say, entrepreneurship is doing Gods' work and the only real way to solve poverty.
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In this message, Christian informs us that God will never let us go, reminding us all in the week of love, that God's love is unconditional.
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In this message, Pastor McClure speaks about managing and maintaining our relationships with each other and with God.
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In this message, Mrs Reid uses the passage of Ruth to encourage us to activate and not to (FEAR) but rather to Face Every Thing and Rise.
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In this message, Bishop Nickelson teaches us about the fundamentals of prayer, while also reminding us of how Christ taught the disciples how to pray to get answers.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm states that in the spiritual kingdom, the ear gate is more important than the eye gate, Bishop Malcolm reminds us that our life is linked to what we hear, faith cometh by hearing and our life is linked to our ability to hear what God is saying.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about putting God first. According to Bishop Malcolm if you doing what God is doing then you do not need God to bless it because it is already blessed. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we should always seek for what God is doing.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm explains the difference between a good idea and a God idea. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, when God gives you a vision, He isn't giving you an idea, He is giving you an instruction.
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A powerful message on what it takes to lay hold of a glorious future by letting go of the past.
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A powerful message on what it takes to lay hold of a glorious future by letting go of the past.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses how we all have an assignment to fulfil, which is why we are alive, also, because we have an assignment, naturally, we have adversaries. However, we must separate our personal enemies from the enemies of our assignment. According to Bishop Malcolm, our personal enemies can be the friends of our assignment, while our personal friends can be the enemies of our assignment. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we must learn to Forgive, Forget, Focus and Fight.
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Discussing finance with David Frederick at iCan Community Church.
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The next generation service at iCan Community Church
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Discussing the issue of Mental Health in Christianity at iCan Community Church.
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Celebrating Women's Empowerment Day at iCan Community Church
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In this Black History Month UK series, we will be taking a look at ourselves to get a revelation of who we really are, where ever we come from or where ever we have come through.
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In this Black History Month UK series, we will be taking a look at ourselves to get a revelation of who we really are, where ever we come from or where ever we have come through.
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In this Black History Month UK series, we will be taking a look at ourselves to get a revelation of who we really are, where ever we come from or where ever we have come through.
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In this new series, 'Finding the Courage to Continue', discover the power within to press on and continue the fight to be great.
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In this new series, 'Finding the Courage to Continue', discover the power within to press on and continue the fight to be great.
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In this new series, 'Finding the Courage to Continue', discover the power within to press on and continue the fight to be great.
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In this new series, 'Finding the Courage to Continue', discover the power within to press on and continue the fight to be great.
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Samuel Speaks and other young talent take over the service.
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iCan Community Church brings together some of the best Christian comedians.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm breaks down Jesus' prayer in the garden of Gethsemane and how Christ overcame temptation.
The Destiny Of The Church // Ecclesiology, The Mystery Of The Church (Part 6)
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm concludes the six-part series about the origins of the church and building the house of God.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the origins of the church and about building the house of God.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the origins of the church and about building the house of God
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the origins of the church and about building the house of God.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the origins of the church and about building the house of God.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the origins of the church and about building the house of God.
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In this message, Elder Luke discusses about remembering Jesus Christ both in the good and the bad times.
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In this message, Pastor David uses the story of King David to encourage us to not throw in the towel and to face our Goliath.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the benefits of receiving the gift of the holy spirit.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the various forms of witchcraft, how we can identify the practice and how we can break the cycle of being delivered from witchcraft.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm uses the 10 commandments and the story of King David to describe how we can break generational curses.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm uses the story of the Patriarchs of Israel and the story of Jacob specifically to describe how we can turn our pain into power.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm talks about the concept of miracles, the context of miracles, the criteria for miracles and the climate or atmosphere of miracles.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the safe houses that existed in the cities of the Levites. According to Bishop Malcolm, a portion of the land of Israel was allocated to the Levites, thirteen cities were set aside for the priests, and six of those cities were designated cities of refuge, which were safe spaces for those seeking refuge. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, our safe house is Christ.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about God's love for man and the provision of a solution for sin before the creation. Bishop Malcolm concludes the sermon by saying God conquered sin through the cross so we can have a personal relationship with Him.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about Christ on Palm Sunday being disruptive in Jerusalem which led to Christ being crucified. According to Bishop Malcolm, when Christ comes into our lives, He is coming to disrupt things by bringing the light into our dark spaces. Bishop Malcolm concludes the sermon by advising us to be careful what we wish for because we do not know the affects it will have on our destiny.
As Christians, we have been designed to be amphibious. According to Bishop Malcolm, in our new birth, in our new nature, we have been designed to live and breath in two worlds, living on earth physically and in heaven spiritually, having a relationship with both heaven and earth. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that as Christians we must learn to go to heaven spiritually, grab the resources we need and then come back down to earth so that we have the power to continue living our lives.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about getting ready for what God is about to do in your life before it arrives.
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In this message, Claudine Reid speaks about the various challenges of being a mother.
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In this message, Elder Luke speaks about coming to Christ just as you are, being true to yourself trying to be perfect.
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In this message, Bishop Nathan Culver speaks about the difference between influence and popularity, claiming influence is about being clear about God's purpose for your life. Bishop Culver also speaks about the different seats we have to sit in before we get to the seat of influence.
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In this message Bishop Malcolm speaks about coming to God as you are.
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In this message Patrick and Claudine Reid discuss what to look out for when you are dating and what it will take to sustain a marriage after the wedding.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the difference between Kings and Jokers, Queens and Concubines.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about God's divine vision for Man. According to Bishop Malcolm, God created everything for man but he created man for himself. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, in order to be great, we must learn to reproduce our talent and skill, doing something bigger than us that will touch people we will never meet.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about Christ being rejected by earlier Judah because three reasons, the package, the product and the process. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, Christ came to plug us back in so we can be connected again and God's intention for us, is to change things in us and not for us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm draws a comparison between the varied perspectives of the two criminals that were crucified with Jesus on the cross, as one saw Jesus as fake and the other saw Jesus as the Messiah. However, how we see Jesus will determine how we witness about Him.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the process of magnifying the Lord, not making Him bigger but making Him clearer. According to Bishop Malcolm, the process of making God clearer is to be continuously be filled with the Holy Spirit and the evidence of God in our lives is in our mouths. Therefore, we must always testify.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm discusses how we can be prepared for success in the decade of disruption and uncertainty. We will also explore how to cultivate a meaningful and fulfilling relationship with God even in a constantly changing environment.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm discusses how we can be prepared for success in the decade of disruption and uncertainty. We will also explore how to cultivate a meaningful and fulfilling relationship with God even in a constantly changing environment.
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According to Bishop Malcolm 2022 is the year of the chosen. Bishop Malcolm goes on to explain why 2022 will be the year of the chosen and how we can participate in what God is doing.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm discusses how we can be prepared for success in the decade of disruption and uncertainty. We will also explore how to cultivate a meaningful and fulfilling relationship with God even in a constantly changing environment.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm discusses how we can be prepared for success in the decade of disruption and uncertainty. We will also explore how to cultivate a meaningful and fulfilling relationship with God even in a constantly changing environment.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm discusses how we can be prepared for success in the decade of disruption and uncertainty. We will also explore how to cultivate a meaningful and fulfilling relationship with God even in a constantly changing environment.
If you like our Podcast and what we do at iCan Community Church, please click the link to support us: http://bit.ly/iccdonation. A collection of messages from our Directors, Ministers and Leaders.
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A collection of messages from our Directors, Ministers and Leaders.
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A collection of messages from our Directors, Ministers and Leaders.
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A collection of messages from our Directors, Ministers, Leaders and Teacher of the house.
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In the fourth part of our Black History Month Series,Bishop Malcolm concludes the series by giving a brief history of black heritage in our yearly cultural day celebration.
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In the third part of our Black History Month Series, Bishop Malcolm addresses the entitlement mentality. According to Bishop Malcolm, entitlement is a disease and is the route to many global, local and personal problems. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, gratitude is the attitude that determines your altitude in life and grateful people see life from another perspective. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by saying it is impossible to feel or exercise gratitude with an entitled spirit. Therefore, we must practice gratitude to conquer the spirit of entitlement.
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In the second part of our Black History Month Series, Bishop Malcolm addresses authority and responsibility. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is impossible to have one without the other, the more authority we have the more our responsibility increases and vice versa. The idea of the message is for us to start taking more responsibility for our lives rather than placing the responsibility on others.
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In the first part of our Black History Month Series, Bishop Malcolm addresses the subject of a victims mentality, discussing how we can all move from being victims, blaming everyone for our mistakes to taking responsibility and claiming victory over our situations.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about opportunities and outcomes. According to Bishop Malcolm, leadership is the difference between an opportunity and an outcome. Opportunities do not always deliver a positive outcome. However, when an opportunity delivers a positive outcome, it is usually because a leader took control of it and began to lead the process in the right direction. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, whenever we ask God for an outcome, he will always give us an opportunity.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the power of dreams and visions. According to Bishop Malcolm, dreams and visions are the language of the holy spirit and they indicate the presence of God in our lives. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, old men, dream dreams and young men see visions because dreams rely on imagination and vision relies on intention, execution and work. Therefore, there is a level of energy required when it comes to executing a vision which is why it has been reserved for the young men. There is also a level of relaxation required when it comes to dreams, which is why it has been reserved for old men. Bishop Malcolm concludes his teaching by claiming that dreams do not come to pass while we sleep, at some point, the dream has to become a vision, meaning it will no longer rely on our imagination but be will require our intention.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm continues with the discussion he started in part one of this series, claiming that the global pandemic was like a reset button for the church because the church was becoming too commercial and comfortable for believers. According to Bishop Malcolm, our crisis and chaos are often an opportunity for us to create and we are never more creative than when we are forced to find a way. The pandemic force believer to find a way of worship online and build a personal relationship with God like never before because the church building was closed.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses the challenges we all faced as Christians during the global pandemic. According to Bishop Malcolm, when going through a trial, the best question to ask is what next and not why me. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, asking what next puts us in a proactive frame of mind to take control of a situation that is out of our control.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm discusses the issues around focus, attention and choice. According to Bishop Malcolm, our circumstance is not the creator of our mindset and is not responsible for how we are feeling, if it was, everyone in the same circumstance will be feeling the same way. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we only have control over our subjective experiences and not our objective circumstances. so when we are passing through an objective circumstance that is difficult, we must take authority over our subjective experience, how we are interpreting the situation, what lessons we are learning from it and how we are feeling about it.
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In this message Elder Luke speak about the story of Samson, when he finally cries to God towards the end of his life. According to Elder Luke, God always sees what is going on. However, sometimes he wants us to tell him what we think about our situation and how we intend on dealing with it. Elder Luke also concluded the message by saying we should allow our choices to be instrumental, life-changing and a blessing to those around us as we make the right decisions at the right time.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm is asking the question: Where are you growing? the argument from Bishop Malcolm is, if we are not growing in knowledge, then we are growing in ignorance, the opposite direction. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm is asking us to mind the gap, the gap between our expectations and our experience. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, the gap is not a good place to live, it is the reason why many people are unhappy because we can develop bitterness and resentment toward God and other people as we seek to blame others for our life decisions.
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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm is asking the question: Where are you growing? the argument from Bishop Malcolm is, if we are not growing in knowledge, then we are growing in ignorance, the opposite direction. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that Jesus did not come into the world to start a new religion or to show us a God who lives in the sky, but rather He came to reveal a kingdom within us and how to have a personal relationship with God.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that ministry is the key to our next promotion and the key to our prosperity. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that another name for ministry is service and the way we serve others will ultimately determine how successful we become. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by saying he is addicted to serving others and worship because he is forever grateful to God.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores the reasons behind what caused the early church to grow. According to Bishop Malcolm, persecution and adversity crafted a new culture in the early Christian movement, which was the reason for the experiential growth of the early church. Bishop Malcolm goes on to conclude his message by saying, when we are grateful we become addicted to ministry.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are born and they are born out of a crisis or a cause. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores the idea of an ordinary individual at the church becoming a minister without any titles or recognition but simply by just being a believer and having a personal relationship with Christ. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe the three aspects to the call of God on our lives.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea of birthing a movement out of a crisis. According to Bishop Malcolm, movements are not made, they are birthed out of a crisis or a cause. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speak about what it means to be a believer and a missionary at heart, preaching the gospel without a need for a title.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this final instalment to the series, Bishop Malcolm encourages us to never confuse Gods presence with his performance because if we confuse Gods presence with his performance, then we will come to rely on performances to prove to ourselves that God is present. However, Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, God is present in our lives, even when we cannot see him doing miraculous things. Bishop Malcolm concludes the series by challenging us to grow through the various levels of spiritual maturity, from little children to young men and then to fathers.
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In this series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about recovering our generational blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, fathers should aim to leave their successor with at least a double portion of resources as an inheritance for them to run their race, allowing them to operate with a generational blessing. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by stating that we must not take out knowledge and wisdom to the grave and we must empty out ourselves in our lifetime by sharing our wisdom with others.
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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about recovering our generational blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, those who create a great legacy always have generational faith and God's plan is that we all start our journey on the highest achievements of our fathers and ancestors. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, success with no succession is a curse and not a blessing. Bishop Malcolm concludes his message by stating that succession is the only way we can move from good to great.
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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be discussing about the idea and process involved in leaving a legacy for our children's children. In this message, Bishop Malcolm goes on to speak about how we can discover our destiny. According to Bishop Malcolm, our destiny must be discovered and not simply decided and we should only decide what we will do with our lives once we have discovered what God's intention for our life is. Bishop Malcolm goes on to encourage us all to find something besides our daily jobs to do. To participate in a purpose bigger than us and as we participate in this greater purpose, we will discover our destiny as we go.
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In this message from House On The Rock church Nigeria, Bishop Malcolm speaks about God aiming us and firing us just like a skilful archer who carefully aims and fires their arrow. According to Bishop Malcolm, when it is time for God to fire us into a particular direction it does not take Him long and that is the easy part and in most cases, God is waiting for the alignment of our vision, focus and direction.
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Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better post-pandemic. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm concludes the series by speaking about the tabernacle of David. According to Bishop Malcolm, King David's tabernacle represented inclusivity of both Jews and Gentiles and designed for everyone to gain access to God. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that we, the church of Jesus Christ are the restored tabernacle of David that was in ruins.
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Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better post-pandemic. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the process of recovery. According to Bishop Malcolm, recovery happens in stages and waves and there is always an order to our personal recovery process because our God is a God of order.
Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, whatever God does, He does it based on principles and on a set of predetermined priorities. God always does things in a specific order, which creates a system and systems create sustainability, which in turn generates longevity and legacy.
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Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better post-pandemic. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the process of building after a crisis, claiming that within the various process of going into a crisis, there are always many opportunities to repent, change our minds or address the situation. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speak about the power of the first wave of people go back to build their lives and their communities post-pandemic.
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Throughout this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be explaining how we can start building back better. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm assures us that God's plan for us is going to be fulfilled, it's going to materialise and in many cases, it will come from unlikely places. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, some of the stuff we would like to achieve will come to nothing until we realise we are in a prophetic window and it is now our time to participate in the building of God's plan and desires.
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In this Sermon, the conclusion to our series The Resurrection Of Hope, Bishop Malcolm explores why God starts everything with a cross. According to Bishop Malcolm, God started the creation with a cross because the cross is his provision for sin. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God knew that sin was the inevitable and unavoidable consequence of giving us free moral agency. Therefore, he created a provision for sin which was the cross.
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In this Sermon, Bishop Malcolm speaks about our ability to look at what has been killing us and being able to see it judged, dead and powerless. According to Bishop Malcolm, on the cross of Calvery, Jesus became sin for us so that we might be the righteousness of God in Christ. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we traded places with Christ on the cross and Christ became us so that we by faith could become Him. Meaning, when we look at Christ on the cross we are supposed to see our condition, our crisis and the sin that caused the condition and curse judged, dead and powerless.
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In this Sermon, Bishop Malcolm speaks about our ability to look back and make peace with our past. According to Bishop Malcolm, our past is full of the mistake that we have made. However, until we learn to forgive ourselves and make peace with our past we will never find peace with our path. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, only when we can see God in our past, can we then make peace and see God in our future.
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In our Easter Sermon, Bishop Malcolm speaks about how the death of Christ left His disciples devastated and bewildered, even after, according to the scriptures, Christ revealed to His disciples multiple times that He will be crucified but will be resurrected in three days. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God's secret weapon is His ability to turn adversity into triumph, just as he did on Calvery...Listen to the full message now or watch us live on YouTube via the link...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny0OAyZ1gCw.
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In this message, concluding our series, The Mind Of Christ, Bishop Malcolm speaks about gratitude being the master key to having good mental health. According to Bishop Malcolm, gratitude is a strategy to lift us out of the mud of negative emotions which the enemy would like to drag us into. However, by focusing on God, His goodness, His promises, His power, and the good people in our lives, it allows us to step back, putting negativity into perspective. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by saying because God is for us, whatever is done against us is going to work out for our good. Meaning both our friends and enemies are working for us.
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In this message, Reverend David Shosanya delivers a celebratory message called 'Seven Things In The Life Of Bishop Malcolm' for our birthday celebratory service of Bishop Malcolm.
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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be exploring the mind of Christ in an attempt to discover the biblical pathway to peace. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the importance of having a spiritual mind. According to Bishop Malcolm, the spiritual mind is the mind of Christ and the difference between the spiritual mind and the carnal mind is that the spiritual mind knows that the facts are not final and the facts are not always true. However, the carnal mind, believes that all the facts are true. Bishop Malcolm concludes the message by saying, no weapon formed against us shall prosper because, in the end, those weapons will end us serving God's purpose for our life.
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In this new series, Bishop Malcolm will be exploring the mind of Christ in an attempt to discover the biblical pathway to peace. As Christians must discover the biblical pathway to peace because our peace is under attack and there is a war on our mental health. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm goes on to explore the psychology of Christ, how He was able to focus, overcome and prevail over His enemies.
According to Bishop Malcolm, it is not the storm outside that defeats us, but it is the storm raging within us. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, the real battle is in our minds where the enemy wants to establish a stronghold by sowing seeds of doubt, fear and anxiety to dismantle us from the inside. If we can adopt the mind of Christ, then we will have a psychological advantage over the enemy.
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Throughout February, the universal month of love, Bishop Malcolm has been preaching a series called Relationship Matters and in this final instalment of the series, Bishop Malcolm concludes the series with an explanation of the starting point for creating lasting relationships. According to Bishop Malcolm, we must first love God, then ourselves and then we can love our neighbour as ourselves. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to explain how we can increase our value by raising our self-esteem.
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Throughout February, the universal month of love, Bishop Malcolm will be preaching a series called Relationship Matters. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about identifying abusive relationships. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to explore the difference between leadership and tyranny, modern-day witchcraft and what to do when we find ourselves in an abusive relationship.
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Throughout February, the universal month of love, Bishop Malcolm will be preaching a series called Relationship Matters. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the first-ever family Adam and Eve. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to explain how a perfect union made in heaven by God, ended up in disaster.
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Throughout February, the universal month of love, Bishop Malcolm will be preaching a series called Relationship Matters. According to Bishop Malcolm, nothing has more impact on our destiny than the quality of our relationships. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, love matures when we start to take on responsibilities, perfect love is what will cast out fear in a relationship, immature love is fearful, mature love is fearless and faith is what causes commitment.
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In this message preached in House on the Rock Church in Lagos, Nigeria. Bishop Malcolm speaks about our blessing making room for us. According to Bishop Malcolm, the gifts and the calling of God are inseparable and are comparable to two sides of the same coin. "For God has not called anyone that he has not gifted and God has not gifted anyone that he has not called". Bishop Malcolm went on to say that, the fact that we are gifted is evidence of our calling and we should all use our gifts to serve others.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about abiding in Christ and the ability to keep the connection and to stay plugged into Christ. According to Bishop Malcolm, we need to stay plugged into Christ because we cannot fulfil our purpose outside of a relationship and a connection with Him because it is the source from which our blessings flow. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, with all that needs protecting this season, our relationship with Christ is the most important and without it, everything else goes downhill. However, if we keep the God connection, it is only a matter of time before our seeds sown on good ground start to bear fruits. Plus, we must also connect with people, places and practices that empower us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the parable of the wheat and the weeds. In this parable, Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a person who sows good seeds and while he slept an enemy sowed weeds among the wheat. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is not enough to just sow good seeds in our fields because we have to protect our investments and potential. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, there are two kinds of seed that will be sown in our lives, the truth and a lie. The truth will always empower us to achieve more, while the lie is there to steal, kill and destroy our future.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the parable of the sower. According to the parable, Bishop Malcolm claims the seed is always good but limited by the ground it falls on. The seed being the word of God. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, everyone is given the opportunity to hear the word of God. However, the word of God only works when it is heard correctly. Hearing it physically does not mean the word has been heard correctly because the word must connect with the right internal conditions to allow it to grow roots and bear fruits.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the principle of a harvest. According to Bishop Malcolm, the purpose of planting is for the fruit and God always plants with a purpose and the purpose is for us to bear fruit. Bishop Malcolm also when on to say, every branch that bears fruit is purged, pruned and nurtured to bring forth more fruit. The idea here is that through a process of farming and cultivation God manifests his intentions and ideas for us. Therefore, liking God to a farmer.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about Jesus Christ disarming principalities and power and triumphing over them in the cross. According to Bishop Malcolm, regardless of what is happening, God is in total control, he reigns and his Lordship is never uncertain. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, what Jesus Christ did on the cross was to legitimise the intervention of God in our lives and on our behalf.
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A musical sermon of the story of Jesus Christ as seen through the eyes of the angels.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about having the peace of God. According to Bishop Malcolm, The peace of God passes all understanding and it will allow us to smile in the midst of a storm, it will give us confidence and a sense of safety, especially during the challenging times. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, that type of peace is called Kingdom Peace and is the type of peace that comes when we make Jesus the Lord of our lives, inviting him to live inside of us. Things do not always deliver the feelings that they promise. Wealth, fame and fortune are nothing without peace. Therefore, we should desire the peace of God more than we desire anything else because through peace comes fulfilment.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about God giving man dominion over the world and its resources. According to Bishop Malcolm, Gods highest intension is for man to walk in dominion. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, the order of God is for man to Be fruitful, Do multiply and then Have dominion. (BE, DO and HAVE). In this message, we also learn the five key principles for fulfilling the dominion mandate in our lives.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about why God created man. According to Bishop Malcolm, man was created to exercise dominion and rule the Earth realm in His name. Bishop Malcolm also when on to say, they was no rain on the Earth before man was created because they was no man to manage the produce. Therefore, God put management in place first before allowing the Earth to be abundant and God will establish management for His project before He blesses the project to prosper and flourish.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about God making his masterpiece which is man. According to Bishop Malcolm, man represents the apex of the creation of God because man was created in the image and likeness of God. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we are a reflection of the nature and attributes of God and when God reveals something about himself, he is often revealing something about us. Also in Genesis, God reveals himself as the creator of heaven and earth, therefore, we also have creative capacities and are the sole creators of our subjective experience. Bishop Malcolm also reveals a seven-part process in this message of how we can begin to change our world.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the significance of a name. According to Bishop Malcolm, during the patriarchal period, the naming of a child was a secret ceremony and a prophetic declaration over that child's life and destiny. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, our name is our self-concept and story. Therefore, when God changes our names, it is a psychological operation, for us to begin calling, and thinking of ourselves in a new way. He is not just changing a sound, He is changing our beliefs about ourselves, beliefs such as the way we speak about ourselves, the way we present ourselves to others and the way we required others to think about us.
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In this message Bishop Malcolm speaks about the, I am principle. According to Bishop Malcolm, we are made in the image and likeness of God and Whenever God tells us something about Himself, he is indirectly telling us something about ourselves. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, I am, is the secret name of God and we have to make our I am, secret, holy and sanctify. Plus, we must not attach anything to the I am that is incompatible with the nature of God. Therefore, let the weak say, I am strong and let the poor say I am rich.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm encourages us all to go and get our blessing. According to Bishop Malcolm, apathy, procrastination and lethargy do not pay and never deliver results and waiting on the Lord does not mean standing still. Rather, it means serving the Lord with gladness in anticipation for an immanent break-through. Bishop Malcolm also went on to explain the importance of the generational blessing and why we all need to go and get our blessing.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm tackles the question of identity. According to Bishop Malcolm, ever so often we ask ourselves questions such as, who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? And why am I here? Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we cannot get the answer to these questions from man or philosophy but we can only get the truth from God. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience. Plus, we were created in God before our formation, which is why it is always important for us to go to God first so He can reveal to us how he sees us.
The Alpha and Omega // The Revelation. God's Strategy For Victory (Part 4)
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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation.
In this message, our concluding episode, we learn that Christ reveals himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. According to Bishop Malcolm, when Jesus calls himself the Alpha and the Omega, he is referring to the circle of God's intention and divine purpose. Meaning God will get in the end what he wanted in the beginning and we will always come back to God's original intension for man. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, God has placed us in Christ, Therefore, the victory of Christ is our victory and the promises that were made to Christ is now applicable to us all.
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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation.
In this message, we learn about the battle in heaven between Archangel Michael against the dragon Lucifer and his angels and Michael prevails by casting the dragon and his angels out of heaven. According to Bishop Malcolm when the bible talks about the relationship between heaven and earth, it is talking about the relationship between the physical and spiritual realm and the spiritual world is the first cause of every material thing. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, we are a tri-part being and we experience the first heaven through our body, the second heaven through our consciousness and the third heaven through our spirit. Therefore, the war in heaven is a war over our destiny and we have been targetted because we have been chosen. However, we shall overcome according to the scriptures.
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In this four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation.
In this message, we learn that whenever we are about to go through difficulty or adversity, they will always be an invitation from God to come up to a higher dimension so that we can see it, view it and manage it from a higher place. According to Bishop Malcolm, in this season it is important for us all to come up higher because when we look at what is happening around us from the perspective of what is happening around us, its can only cause us anxiety, frustration and discouragement. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, God wants us to come up higher so we can see what is happening around us from a heavenly perspective and laugh at every conspiracy against our destiny. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, that is what faith looks like in adversity, the look of someone physically struggling by psychologically in control, and that kind of faith comes by a personal revelation.
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In this new four-part series, we will be exploring the book of Revelation to uncover God's unique strategy for victory. We will also be studying the book to discover its implications and application to our current situation.
In this introduction to this series, we learn that the book of Revelation is about Jesus Christ and was not about the anti-Christ, the false prophets, the beast, the harlot, the dragon or the mystery Babylon. According to Bishop Malcolm, an important key to victory is how we see Jesus, where we see Jesus and when we see Jesus. Reminding us that Peter walked on water and did the impossible when he was able to see Jesus. However, when he took his eyes off the Lord and began to focus on his circumstances, he began to sink. Therefore, whenever we are faced with a challenging situation in life, that is the best time to look beyond our circumstance to find The Saviour. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, even in our valleys, storms, adversities and persecutions, Jesus is present and he is the fourth man in our fire.
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In this live sermon delivered in Nigeria, Bishop Malcolm speaks about going from the cave to the stage. According to Bishop Malcolm, we do not need to spend a lot of time asking God to bless what we are doing, if we are already doing what he is blessing. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, this is a form of spiritual alignment because what God is doing is blessed and if we can do what God is doing, then the blessing is guaranteed. Bishop Malcolm concludes his message by stating that God is calling all his prophets out of hiding and that our destiny of greatness is waiting for us on the stage.
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In this live sermon delivered in Nigeria, we learn that the mystery of our assignment is in the history of our experiences. According to Bishop Malcolm, if we can decipher our experiences and reach the right conclusions, then we can figure out what role we are here to fulfil. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to inform us that we are a perfect match for our mission and God choose us because he deemed us as capable of achieving success before sending us on the mission. Plus, all we will ever need to fulfil our assignment was deposited in us at birth.
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In this live sermon delivered in Nigeria, we learn about the responsibility of leadership. According to Bishop Malcolm, as a young man, King Solomon asked for wisdom when he was given a blank cheque by God because he knew the responsibilities involved in leading people. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, leadership is the life or death of an opportunity and opportunities do not become desired outcomes without great leadership. Furthermore, Bishop Malcolm also goes on to encourage us to be more vocal because if we all keep quiet then our future is doomed.
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In this episode, we learn that the sleeping giant of Christianity is the collective potential of our critical mass and as a collective, if we came together, we can do anything we imagine to do. According to Bishop Malcolm, this collective potential of the Church has been sleeping due to preachers feeding the church a cocktail of barbiturates which has been putting the church into a sedative state. Bishop Malcolm, also claimed that the idea of personal success within the church is even more dangerous and we can never truly realise our collective potential until we all work together as a collective because true success is a team sport.
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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm explores why a good, almighty and sovereign God who is forever present and knows everything can allow evil to exist, persist and sometimes prevail in various parts of the world. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is because the earth is man's domain. Therefore, we must always pray for the Will of God to be done on earth as it is in heaven.
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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about two kings meeting Abraham, the king of Sodom and the king of Salem. According to Bishop Malcolm, God will always give us a purpose before he gives us power because power without purpose is dangerous, destructive and reckless. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, we must decide and resolve what we will do with the power, provisions, anointings and resources before they arrive. Plus, everyone experiencing success will eventually meet a king of Sodom and a king of Salem that will test their integrity, Thus, making it all the more paramount for us to resolve what we will do with success before we become successful.
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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about faithfulness. According to Bishop Malcolm, the word faithfulness appears in the bible primarily as an attribute of God and He can be trusted to keep His word and to fulfil His promises. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, faithfulness can be compared to reliability and if God is able to rely on us, then we are faithful.
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In this series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm goes on to demystify some of the ideas we have about the end times. According to Bishop Malcolm, signs of the destruction of Jerusalem are not to be confused with the signs of His coming or the end of the Age. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that there is no such thing as an end of the world in the scriptures, only the end of an age because God intends on redeeming His creation.
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In this new series on stewardship, Bishop Malcolm will be unpacking and exploring the authority and responsibility that God has given to us as believers. In this episode, Kind of Hearts, Bishop Malcolm states that Gods plan is that the king's heart will be in His hand. According to Bishop Malcolm, God has made us all kings and priests. Therefore, any person operating in leadership, any person with delegated authority and responsibility is biblically a king and when the king's heart is in the hands of the lord, then and only then does the kingdom reflect the character of God.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about how God places the authority of the kingdom upon the shoulders of the sons, stating that the keys of the kingdom are carried on strong, broad and mature shoulders. According to Bishop Malcolm, the shoulders represent the ability to advance a cause, a mission, an agenda or an assignment and the strength that comes with the responsibility of leadership. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, your level of spiritual maturity is directly reflecting the load you are able to carry because there is a correlation between your level of spiritual responsibility and the load you are able to carry. If you can carry more, it is because you are more spiritually mature and if you cannot carry responsibilities it is because you are immature. Therefore we have to grow up and be mature enough to say God you can count on me.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the various levels of spiritual maturity, little children, young men and fathers. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to suggest ways we can identify where we currently are and how to start and keep growing our level of spiritual maturity.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about trying the spirits to see if they are of God or the devil. According to Bishop Malcolm, we should not automatically believe every spiritual impulse or inclination but we have the right to test the spirit. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say as Christians, it is important that we get comfortable with putting our inclinations and senses through a test. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe the various ways we can test our feelings and inclinations and claims it is important for us to know this because they are a lot of people who are misrepresenting God and if we are not careful we will fall prey to their schemes.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about growth and compares the leadership of Moses and Joshua. According to Bishop Malcolm, under the leadership of Moses, Isreal was still a baby so God carried them while they were in the wilderness, God fed them and their cloths and shoes grew with them. However, under Joshua's leadership, Isreal had to grow up before they could repossess the Promise Land. Meaning they had to find their own food, water and clothing as part of the growth process. Thus, concluding that growth requires us to leave our comfort zone behind before we can discover and tap into the power that God gave us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about Emotional Intelligence. Bishop Malcolm states that according to Daniel Goleman, if we are not in command of our emotions then regardless of how smart we are, how good we are, or how much technical skills we have, we will not get very far. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, that quote exposed the fatal floor of our educational system which focuses on academic achievements and technical skill, whilst ignoring skills that enable us to work with people effectively such as social intelligence and social skills. Thus, making it extremely important for us as individuals to make it a priority to develop our emotional intelligence.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about understanding our comfort zone, which he also refers to as our familiar zone. According to Bishop Malcolm, Miracles only ever happen outside your comfort zone and they never happen inside the comfort zone. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that when Peter walked on water, he was not really walking on water but he was walking on Gods word. Plus, Peter only walked on the water outside of the boat and was unable to walk on the water inside the boat. Therefore we must all learn to get out of the boat, learn to work outside of our comfort zone because that is where the true miracle happens.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm answers the question, does God speak to us today? According to Bishop Malcolm, yes he does and he speaks to us at different times in different ways. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, God speaks to us through Christ because Christ is the word of God. Therefore, whoever is unable to hear Christ, cannot hear God.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about how we can develop the capacity to know when God is speaking to us and what God is saying to us. According to Bishop Malcolm, the critical success factor as a believer is being able to develop an ear for God. Bishop Malcolm also claims that our spiritual life is linked to every word that comes out of the mouth of God. Therefore, if we are unable to hear what God is saying, it makes it impossible to flourish and grow in order to live the life that God intended for us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about aligning ourselves with God to fulfil our purpose. According to Bishop Malcolm, we must concentrate on our target and not allow our focus to be blurred and resist distractions because we will be unable to hit our target without focus. Therefore we must reconnect with God our source so we can be reconnected with our purpose to manifest God's intention for our life.
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In this message, The spiritual purpose of a lockdown, Bishop Malcolm speaks about what it means to feast in a fight, the four purposes of a lockdown and how we can use lockdown to our advantage.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about being fit for God's calling on your life. According to Bishop Malcolm, we were created before we were manifested, our birth, marks the moment of our manifestation. However, we were created before we were born. Bishop Malcolm states that life is God uniting our spiritual essence with our physical being and death is the departure of our spiritual essence from our physical being. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, greatness is not about the celebration of achievement or recognition for great things we have done. Greatness is about responsibility and it is measured in terms of the load we are able to carry. Therefore, we must be intentional about building our spiritual muscles to be able to handle the responsibility of becoming great.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm claims that when the world around us is locked down, the world within us is unleashed. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to speaks about the spiritual phenomenon the lockdown represents, the various lockdowns in the scripture, how the children of Israel emerged from the lockdown as an example of how we can emerge from the current lockdown stronger and also the work we have ahead of us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about how the devil attempts to break our focus, why our focus is such a target for the enemy, especially when we are going through challenging times. Plus, how we can focus. According to Bishop Malcolm, what the enemy wants is your focus and he will fight for it. Therefore, we must also fight for our focus.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about understanding angels and demons. According to Bishop Malcolm, it is more important for us to hear and understand what angels have to say because they are messengers and their primary function is to communicate the heart, the mind and the plan of the Will of God.
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In ths messgae, Bishop Malcolm speaks about our calling, claiming that before Christ assended, he left us with a clear set of instructions and those instruction had to do with changing the world. According to Bishop Malcolm, we must change the world because we are called, choosen and annointed to change the world. Bishop Malcom went on to say, changing the world is our assignment as the body of christ in every generation and location as we are Gods agents for change.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm encourages us to mind our language because what we say, will determine what we think about, which will influence our state of mind. According to Bishop Malcolm, our words have power. The power to create, the power to direct and the power to elicit the best emotional state. Therefore, if we want to find energy, enthusiasm, excitement and control, then we must engage in positive conversations that elicit the best emotional state.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about protecting ourselves with the whole armour of God. The sword of the spirit, The shield of faith, the breastplate of righteousness, the helmet of salvation, the belt of truth and the boot of peace. According to Bishop Malcolm, simply by living in the world, we will encounter adversity and disappointment and most will be self-made. Therefore, it is extremely important that we differentiate between a demonic attack and a circumstantial adversity so we do not end up giving the devil credit for a mess that we made. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, as Christians we must learn to choose our battles wisely unless we end up fighting a battle that we are not called to fight.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm defines revelation as unveiling the truth, discovering reality and coming into a new realisation. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, revelation is a personal realisation, claiming that two people can sit under the same teaching but get different messages out of it. According to Bishop Malcolm, for continuous transformation, we must continue to consume the word of God and fall in love with the word of God because as we continue in the word of God, we become disciples of Christ and know the truth.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the power in the blood of Christ. According to Bishop Malcolm, only when you cast down the accuser does salvation, strength, the kingdom and the power of Christ become experiential and evidential in your life. However, the only way to overcome the accuser and his accusations is by the blood of the Christ. .
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm claims that God is calling all believers back to school, back to a place of learning and education. According to Bishop Malcolm, God is calling us back to school because he would like to build our internal fortitude, resilience and capacity, giving us the ability to thrive during these challenging times.
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In this session of #BibleStudyWednesday Bishop Malcolm describes the different types of power in the bible and how we can use them to exercise our spiritual authority in Christ.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm claims that attention is a form of spiritual currency and we can purchase the best or worse of it simply by paying for it with our attention. Therefore we must understand that our attention is magnetic and will attract whatever we purchase with it. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that when we want Gods attention we tend to shout. However, when God wants our attention, he goes quiet and calls us with a still small voice.
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In this session of #BibleStudyWednesday, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the importance of prayer, claiming that praying is like putting on the armour of God. Therefore we must learn to pray more about everything.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm speaks about personally feeling under siege especially during the lockdown. The feeling of being cut off from what we are used to doing. According to Bishop Malcolm, the enemy knows that he cannot come in and take us, he knows that he cannot physically grab us and he is limited in his ability to paralyse our purpose. Therefore, the enemy will often employ the strategy of a siege against us to get us to surrender our destiny. Bishop Malcolm states that it is important to constantly acknowledge, confess and declare that our best days are ahead of us. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, in a siege situation fear not and know that we have more going for us than we do coming against us.
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In this session of #BibleStudyWednesday, Bishop Malcolm speaks about the power of silence. According to Bishop Malcolm, when Jesus was found guilty and sentenced to death, he chose not to speak because choosing when to speak is an important strategy for victory. Bishop Malcolm states that many people are loosing or delaying their victory because they do not know when to be silent and when to speak. Therefore in times of trouble, whenever we are surrounded and cannot fight, stand still and see what God will do. Meaning, we stand still in our hearts, we stand still in our soul and we stand still in our emotions. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, we move to a place of stillness while we physically engage in our daily activities.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm claims that due to the nature of the Christian journey, we fall down multiple times but we get up. According to Bishop Malcolm, Christians like everyone else, experience the good, bad and ugly, disappointment, frustration, infirmity in the body and seasons of instability and uncertainty. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, as Christians we are not immune from the circumstances of life. However, what sets up apart is our ability to get back up again because God will always bring us back from what seems like an impossible situation for us.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm draws a parallel between Adam and Christ. According to Bishop Malcolm, Jesus Christ was last Adam and the head of the redeemed family, just as the first Adam was the head of the human family. Bishop Malcolm went on to say, Jesus Christ was tempted just like Adam was. However. Christ defeated the enemy in a Wilderness while Adam was defeated by the enemy in a Garden. Therefore, victory is always linked to our psychology, our way of thinking and believing and not to our circumstance, so that even in the worse of circumstances, the enemy can still be defeated.
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In this message, Bishop Malcolm talks about faith, the various types of faith we will need. According to Bishop Malcolm, we do not just walk by faith but we walk by growing our faith. Therefore, if we get our faith wrong, then we often become angry with God and mad at the church. Bishop Malcolm also stated that they are different levels of faith, the first level is hope. Hope is the faith to get out of a negative situation. The next level of faith after hope is called Trust, which is the faith to get through a situation we cannot control. After trust, the next level of faith is Aspiration, which is the faith to get more from God. Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, the faith that gets us out (hope) will not get us through, the faith that gets us through (trust), will not us more. Therefore as we walk by faith in our faith journey, we need to be growing and feeding our faith at the same time so we are ready to move with our faith to deal with any situation we find ourselves in.
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According to Bishop Malcolm, whatever the devil means for evil, God has a way of turning it around for our good and even in this crisis, Christ is in the crisis. Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, this season is Gods way of resetting the church, moving the church away from a building back into the household, allowing us to rediscover personal faith, personal commitment, personal consecration, family worship, family devotion, family commitment to God and conversations about the bible and Jesus in our homes. Bishop Malcolm also stated that God is not sleeping, God has not abandoned us, it is not the end of the world. However, it's going to take faith to see God at work in this hour and it is only when we can see God at work, that we will experience greater levels of victory.
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In this message Bishop Malcolm shines a light on the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming these are unprecedented times and uncharted territory, a time of uncertainty and disruption with the health scares and the economy taking a U-turn. According to Bishop Malcolm, we are seeing a reversal of the tax system in which the government are willing to pay wages to people in the private sector and willing to help others. However, Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, it is the perfect context in which authentic Christianity thrives.
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According to Pastor Thomas, sometimes we will hear some instruction, wisdom or direction from people that God has placed in our lives that might make us feel uncomfortable because at times we like to hear instructions that compliments what we are thinking. When God gives instructions, it may not be as glamorous as we expect it to be. However, God is always in control and He will take us through it.
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During this series we will deal with the issues of identity and finding ourselves in order to discover our purpose, enabling us to be truly great and influential in that space. In this episode, we learn that greatness is conceived with we say I can, but it is only born when we say I cannot. We negotiate and navigate tensions between our strengths and weaknesses because none of us is strong in every area of our lives. According to Bishop Malcolm, our weaknesses are not our enemy and they can become our friend if we would make them our servant and not our master. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, our weakness can serve our interest if we learn to use them to our advantage. Our weakness also gives God the opportunity to manifest his strength because with God all things are possible and if we were strong in every area of our lives, then we will never know the strength of God.
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During this series we will deal with the issues of identity and finding ourselves in order to discover our purpose, enabling us to be truly great and influential in that space. During this episode we learn that, without destination, there is no direction and we cannot find our sense of destination or direction until we can answer the question, why am I here? According to Bishop Malcolm, God's plan is to plant us in a field of potential and we will never find our field of potential if we are constantly looking for a ready-made garden. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, the purpose of our lives is to dominate our domain and have dominion over that field.
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During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. During this final episode in our series, we learn that when two people come together as one during a wedding, they have to be willing to kill their individualistic ideology and must be willing to tolerate and cooperate with each other if not the marriage will not work. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, families are the basic unit of society and society cannot survive without strong families. Therefore, whatever family we are part of, we should be committed to it because strong families provide for children the informal education and structure that they really need in order to make progress in the world.
During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm talks about the difference between love and lust. Claiming that attraction or addiction is not love and because someone is attracted or addicted to you does not mean they love you, it just means they like or need you. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, love is about giving and lust is about taking. Therefore, you cannot truly say you love someone or something if you are not willing to give.
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During our new series Kings, Queens and Concubines, we will be dealing with relationships in relation to theology, psychology and how it relates to modern-day Christianity. We will also explore the importance of having good, strong and positive relationships as well as our ability to refuse to engage in negative and toxic relationships. In the episode, we learn that God’s original plan for man is for man to be in a polygamous relationship based on him creating only one woman for Adam in the garden of Eden. According to Bishop Malcolm, in the old testament, there are permissions for men to have a monogamous relationship. In the accent world, the wife represented the family business and the concubine represented pleasure. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, theologically having multiple wives is not permitted in accordance with the New Testament and modern societal values. However, it does not destroy the psychology revealed, that a relationship with one wife should comprise of both business and pleasure.
During the episode, Elder Rhule claims that we all need relationships because no one is an island and we are limited by ourselves. However, iron sharpens iron, meaning that you need to engage in relationships with like-minded people to stay sharp. Elder Rhule also goes on to say, everyone, every day should try to cultivate good and healthy relationships and we must not allow our negative relational experiences to cripple our future.
To conclude our series on The Wisdom of God, Elder Joseph Luke claims that as a ministry God wants us to minister to the whole man. According to Elder Luke, we need to be able to minister to the social, physical and spiritual life of an individual in order for them to be a balanced Christian. There are parts of an individual that are visible to the human eye and then there are other parts that is are not visible. However, God sees it's all and God knows what we need. Elder Luke goes on to say, God loves us so much that at times he will allow us to feel the fire to know that it is hot. But, he will not allow it to destroy our destiny. He will allow us to stumble but he would not let us lay down for too long. The idea here is that wisdom will come through our mistakes and there is always a price to pay, it's not cheap and the price will always involve a sacrifice.
In this episode we learn that wisdom can be defined as the ability to make strategic decisions and smart choices. In other words, the ability to discern difference. According to Bishop Malcolm, wisdom will make you stand out in ways that knowledge will not because wisdom is an action word, it's a verb. Therefore, we are not wise in what we know but rather wise in what we do. Bishop Malcolm also claims that wisdom teaches us that we must focus on taking incremental step daily towards our ultimate goal because many incremental steps equals a monumental leap over a period of time. Thus making success like a jigsaw puzzle or a mosaic which is made up of lots of little pieces. If we focus too much on the picture in the puzzle we risk omitting the little pieces.
In the episode, we learn that the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. However, it does not mean we should be afraid of God because it can be extremely difficult to love someone you are afraid of. According to Bishop Malcolm, the fear of the Lord is about realising God's sovereignty is absolute authority and about realising that he is the fountain and the source of all wisdom. Therefore, there is nothing wise that works against Him and anything working against His council is unwise. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to encourage us to seek the Lord for guidance before making an important decisions.
We kick off 2020 with our new series called "The Wisdom of God" and according to Bishop Malcolm, wisdom will give us visibility, influence, dominance and power. Wisdom will cause us to light up the night and those who are wise will shine and not those who are just knowledgable. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, wisdom stands in contrast to knowledge because everyone has knowledge. Therefore, it cannot be just knowledge that sets us apart and unused knowledge is potential power, only when knowledge is used and set in motion does it be kinetic power.
In this final crossover service of 2019 we learn that faith demands us to celebrate the end from the beginning so that we receive it before it appears. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, it is the evidence of things not seen. Meaning faith gives substance to everything we hope and prove the existence of things we have not seen. See you in 2020.
During this episode we discover that we can learn a lot about God by simply looking at His creation. According to Bishop Malcolm, when we look at creation, what we see is circles, Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, the universe is very circular because we have circular planets spinning on its own axis while also orbiting their nearest star. Therefore, everything God does moves in circles. However, we move in straight lines. Bishop Malcolm also claims that moving in straight lines means that our beginning and ending are far from each other. Therefore, we must to move in circles which will allow us to see the beginning and the ending at the same time.
In this episode, we learn that in the book of judges, whenever Israel asked for deliverance God raised up a man, including Gideon and Samson in response to prayer and deliverance. According to Bishop Malcolm, God typically answers our prayers through other people and as much as we are people of faith that look to God we must not discount the presence of good people in our lives because good people often are the presence of God in your life. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, if your vision is big enough, it will command the presence of other people. However, if you can do it all by yourself then your vision is too small and not worthy of your testimony. Therefore we must look to God and anticipate the arrival of a destiny helper in the form of a person.
In this series called The Attitude Of Gratitude, we will deal with how to get more by firstly by appreciating and being grateful for what we already have. The idea here is to use what we already have to get what we want and desire. In this episode, we learn that our destiny is bigger than our dream, our destiny is what God sees and what God has planned for for us. Our dream is what we see and want for ourselves. What God has planned for us is much bigger than our dream because it will impact many more people than we will ever meet. According to Bishop Malcolm, we can live our dream and destroy our destiny at the same time. Therefore, we must learn to forgive so we can live our dream and manifest our destiny.
This week our guest speaker Matt Bird goes on to describe the fundamental differences between being a disciple of John and a disciple of Jesus. According to Mr Bird, sin will take you further than you want to go and cost you more than you are willing to pay. Mr Bird also goes on to say, Jesus was known for what he was for, not for what he was against. Therefore, as a Christian, are you going to be defined by what you are for or against? Are you going to withdraw and step back to protect your own holiness like the disciples of John? Or are you going to step forward and engage with the community like the disciples of Jesus.
In this series called The Attitude Of Gratitude, we will deal with how to get more by firstly by appreciating and being grateful for what we already have. The idea here is to use what we already have to get what we want and desire. During this episode, we learn that gratitude is the attitude that ultimately determines your altitude in life and if you want to go higher, faster and further, you start by recognising the value of the things you already possess. According to Bishop Malcolm, you have to call your nothing something, because if you call your something nothing, you will loose the something that you have. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, until you value what you currently have, you are not qualified for anything more and have excluded yourself from better because gratitude is the key to greatness.
In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode, we learn that the Tower of Babel project was a good idea but with bad intentions. According to Bishop Malcolm, there is a difference between a good idea and a God idea. A good idea is a good idea for selfish reasons and a God idea is a good idea for God. Bishop Malcom goes on to say that the Babel project was a good idea because of the striking similarities with the Day of Pentecost. However, it was not a God idea because Nimrod was trying to make the people Godless. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that when people have personal interest in a collective initiative, then they have transitioned from savagery to civility and are in a much better place because of the power of collaboration. Therefore, if your vision is something you can execute by yourself, then your vision is too small. However, if your vision require cooperation and collaboration from others, then it is a vision that is bigger than the individual and therefore must consider the interest of others.
In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode, we learn that a group of approximately 120 believer in the book of Acts who believed that Christ rose again after seeing and spending time with him post resurrection, are commissioned to start a movement that would reach the entire world. According to Bishop Malcolm, such was their success, that everyone became familiar with the gospel and were within range of a Christian and a Christian church. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to describe how within a generation, the Christian church was embedded in every part of society, the church had an impact on the political, social, economic, spiritual and cultural fabric of society.
In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode with Elder Clinton Rhule, we learn that things begin to happen when you speak. Word have power and words have meaning. According to Elder Rhule, we create what we speak, so when we speak, we must speak life because when we speak, things begin to manifest. Therefore, we must speak to our mountain with faith.
In our series 'Strategic Faith' will look at how to use the right sort of faith for the right sort of circumstances. For example, the faith that gets you out a problem, is not the same faith that will get you through a problem. Therefore, in the series we will look at what sort of faith you need right now. How to find it and how to use it. In this episode we learn that the condition of the old covenant in the Old Testament was obedience and the condition of the new covenant in the New Testament is faith. According to Bishop Malcolm, we are saved by grace through faith and grace is the provision God has made for us, faith is the access to that provision. Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, it does not matter how much God has provided, it cannot be accessed without faith. Thus, making faith a form of spiritual currency and without faith it is impossible to please God.
In this series during Black History Month in the UK, Bishop Malcolm will deal with ’The Identity Crisis’ that has plagued so many Christians especially those from the black community. In this Episode, the last in our Black History Month series, Bishop Malcolm deals with the issue of black leadership and challenges the status quo by stating that society has made a space for black volunteers, black workers and even black partners but not black leadership. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, black people has inherited an inferiority complex and often see themselves as less in comparison to their white counterpart. On the flip side, everyone else, white and otherwise, sees themselves as superior to black people. Makes it challenging to see a diverse church with black leadership.
In this episode, we learn from Minister Kirvin Henry that Jesus called his disciples and gave them power and authority outside the four walls of the church. According to Minister Henry, too many times as Christians, we are too focused on delivering those inside the church building. However, we need to go outside the church building to deliver others if we truly claim to have power and authority. The idea here, is about the church having a real influence in the wider society outside the four walls of the church.
In this series during Black History Month in the UK, Bishop Malcolm will deal with ’The Identity Crisis’ that has plagued so many Christians especially those from the black community. In this episode, we learn that, If you believe you are a result of random selection and are nothing more than a biochemical machine, with cognitive capacities. Then one could argue that your life has no meaning at all. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that, if you believe that you are not a spiritual being with a soul, then the question, why am I here? Will not apply to you. However, if you are a believer in Christ, then you understand that you are fundamentally a spiritual being in your essence, you have a soul which is your cognition and you live in a body which is your form. Therefore, you are here on a mission from heaven.
In this series during Black History Month in the UK, Bishop Malcolm will deal with ’The Identity Crisis’ that has plagued so many Christians especially those from the black community. In this episode, we learn that, When you do not know who you are, then it is very easy for people in power to suggest that you are someone else. According to Bishop Malcolm, of all the things you could lose in life, do not lose your knowledge of self. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, if you lose you car, house, money and goods, if you still have a knowledge of who you are, you will eventually bounce back and rebuild yourself because your sense of I am has everything to do with the outcomes of your life.
In this series during Black History Month in the UK, Bishop Malcolm will deal with ’The Identity Crisis’ that has plagued so many Christians especially those from the black community. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that your spirit didn't come into existence at conception, it pre-exited before conception for God to know it. Therefore, none of us came from Africa, we all came from Heaven, through Africa.
In this series, we will delve into the myth of predestination. Are some people more successful than others because they have been predestined or is their level of faith in God and actions the true deciding factor of their success. In this episode, we learn that God is never reacting or responding but always acting intentionally. According to Bishop Malcolm, His foreknowledge, omniscience and infinite intelligence is responsible for our presence on Planet Earth at this particular time. Bishop Malcolm also explained that as Christians once we discover the purpose of our presence on Plant Earth, we will make peace with our past and find the freedom to pursue our future.
In this series, we will delve into the myth of predestination. Are some people more successful than others because they have been predestined or is their level of faith in God and actions the true deciding factor of their success. In this episode, we learn that we are here right now not out of coincidence but because we were chosen for a specific time and a particular purpose. According to Bishop Malcolm, contrary to what has always been preached, the new birth is not Gods answer to hell fire. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say, the purpose of the new birth is so that God can pick us up from where we have fallen, clean us off, sharpen us up and re-fire us into the world like a guided missile with a new consciousness about who we are and what we are meant to achieve.
In this message, One More Night With The Frogs, Bishop Mark Nicholson deals with the spirit of procrastination. The idea of waiting for a tomorrow that never comes. According to Bishop Nicholson, God wants to answer our prayer, shape our destiny and align us to where we are going. However, we procrastinate by choosing to pursue our desires first before saying yes to God. Bishop Nicholson also claims that no one really knows what tomorrow brings. Therefore, we must say yes to God today and refuse to spend one more night with the frogs.
In this series, we will delve into the myth of predestination. Are some people more successful than others because they have been predestined or is their level of faith in God and actions the true deciding factor of their success. In this episode, we learn that the sleeping giant of Christianity is the collective potential of our critical mass and as a collective, if we came together, we can do anything we imagine to do. According to Bishop Malcolm this collective potential of the Church has been sleeping due to preachers feeding the church a cocktail of barbiturates which has been putting the church into a sedative state. Bishop Malcolm, also claimed that the idea of personal success within the church is even more dangerous and we can never truly realise our collective potential until we all work together as a collective because true success is a team sport.
In this series, we will delve into the myth of predestination. Are some people more successful than others because they have been predestined or is their level of faith in God and actions the true deciding factor of their success. In this episode, we learn that because of God’s love for the world, he gave his only begotten son so that who so ever believes in him will not perish. According to Bishop Malcolm, Gods desire is for everybody to have a personal relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that were created before we are born and they is a difference between our creation and our manifestation, and our birth does not mark the moment of our creation but rather the moment of our manifestation.
This series is called Spiritual intelligence (how and why things work in the kingdom of God). This series is about making sense of why we pray, praise and worship as Christians. In this episode with Pastor Phillip Thomas, we learn that through our journey in life, it's not always about mountains, but rather, about mountains and valleys. Pastor Thomas also goes on to say, you have to go though the low places in order to escalate to the high places. Valleys are necessary because they develop our character, they build our strength, our fortitude, makes us stable and position us in different ways. The idea here, is not to avoid valleys but to learn while going through the valley.
This series is called Spiritual intelligence (how and why things work in the kingdom of God). This series is about making sense of why we pray, praise and worship as Christians. In this message we learn that the will of God for our lives above all things is that we may prosper and be in health even as our soul prospers. Bishop Malcolm goes on to say that, it is the prosperity of your soul that God wants more than anything else and the prosperity of your life would be an outcome of the prosperity of your soul. (The fruit of the root).
This series is called Spiritual intelligence (how and why things work in the kingdom of God). This series is about making sense of why we pray, praise and worship as Christians. In this message we learn that heaven is God's throne and a piece of God's house. Bishop Malcolm also goes on to say that heaven was created for earth and for man as the store house and a resource centre where all of His spiritual resources are kept in stock available for man to get when ever needed.
This series is called Spiritual intelligence (how and why things work in the kingdom of God). This series is about making sense of why we pray, praise and worship as Christians. In this message we learn that success in life is never a straight line, it's a crooked line which often involves you moving one step forward and two steps back. According to Bishop Malcolm, if you cannot deal with the disappointment, frustration, rejection, betrayal, sabotage and all of the natural experiences life has to offer anyone aiming for anything of value, if you cannot pick yourself up and start again, then you will never make it at anything that you value. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say that by grace Christ became man in the world and though faith, man became Christ in the heavens, making Christ a door for man to go in and out of the heavens through praise, worship and prayer.
In this series Spiritual Warfare, we will be discussing about fighting demonic thoughts and taking back control of your own mind. According to Bishop Malcolm, your mind is where the real battle takes place. Therefore, you must constantly renew your mind on a daily basis and continuously invite God in because God would like to do so much for us but needs our cooperation first because earth is man's domain. In this episode, we learn that zombies do not come to eat the living but rather to bite or scratch them so they can become one of them. According to Bishop Malcolm, if a bitter person bites you and you don't have the antibodies inside of your bloodstream to protect you from the venom of bitterness, then you become a bitter person yourself, and you end up making enemies with people that have done you no harm. The idea here is to be careful about the types of conversations we immerse ourselves in because words are a tool of creation. Therefore, we must use our words to create the kind of world we would like to live in and be cautious of the types of conversations we entertain because every conversation is a potentially poisonous bite.
In this series Spiritual Warfare, we will be discussing about fighting demonic thoughts and taking back control of your own mind. According to Bishop Malcolm, your mind is where the real battle takes place. Therefore, you must constantly renew your mind on a daily basis and constantly invite God in because God would like to do so much for us but needs our cooperation first because earth is man's domain. In this episode, Bishop Malcolm claims that the presence of demons in an atmosphere does not pose a problem for believers. What poses the problem is a conversation, which normally starts with a suggestion and if unchallenged becomes a scenario and when acted out it becomes a stronghold. Bishop Malcolm also went goes on to say that the true nature of ’Spiritual Warfare’ has more to do with fighting the devil in your mind, than the devil outside.
In this series Spiritual Warfare, we will be discussing about fighting demonic thoughts and taking back control of your own mind. According to Bishop Malcolm, your mind is where the real battle takes place. Therefore, you must constantly renew your mind on a daily basis and constantly invite God in because God would like to do so much for us but needs our cooperation first because earth is man's domain.
In this episode, Bishop Malcolm compares the practices of the modern day drug dealer and the tax collectors from the New Testament when Judea was still under Roman rule. According to Bishop Malcolm, the modern day drug dealer is an agent of the state because like the tax collectors of ancient times they are selling their people out for money by working for an oppressive state.
The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, according to Bishop Malcolm, when you fight the economic war you get respected and celebrated, therefore, If you don't solve the economic root of the problem, then all you are doing is facilitating more of that problem. Bishop Malcolm also went on to say, they will always be prejudice people but they must not stop us from living out our dreams because they is a whole new generation that is not judging us by the colour of our skin but by the content of you character and the power of your contribution.
The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, according to Bishop Malcolm, only when you have converted your work tools into weapons of war can the weak say I am strong. Bishop Malcolm also claims that at the root of all social evil, they are a set of economic factors at play. Therefore, it is extremely important to be economically strong.
The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, According to Bishop Malcolm, They will be no prosperity or progress in life without promise. Therefore, the ability to make and keep a promise is a fundamental prerequisite of success in life.
The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals. In this episode, using Genesis 41, 33-38 of when Joseph advises Pharaoh about planning for the upcoming famine as a backdrop, Bishop Malcolm goes on to encourage the congregation to prepare financially for their future using the biblical principal of delayed gratification. Bishop Malcolm also claimed that the ability to anticipate a challenge and create a contingency for it is what makes people prosperous.
The Biblical Economics series is about shifting us as Christians from a defensive posture of protecting ourselves from the economic environment to an offensive position, allowing us to become intentional, strategic and deliberate about achieving our goals.
In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God, and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship. However, in this concluding episode of the series, Bishop Malcolm claims that when you are born again, the part of you that is born again is your spirit man and not your mind, which is why your mind has to be renewed by the word. Therefore, after being born again, your spirit man is regenerated and recreated, making you a new person.
In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship. However in this episode, according to Bishop, if transformation in your life is the result of a threat, it will not be lasting transformation but more like a cage containing the real you. Bishop also went on to inform us that when you become a born again, your sprit gets recreated and regenerated in the image of God.
In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship. However, In this episode, Bishop Malcolm goes on to say, it is possible to study about God and not know God. Therefore, practicing christianity means studying Christ and a christian is one who is Christ like.
In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship.
In this series, Bishop Malcolm uses Adam and Christ to describe the difference between religion and relationship. According to Bishop Malcolm, religion is the practice of appeasing an angry God and most Christians spend most of their time trying to appease God rather than building a relationship with Him. Bishop Malcolm also informed us that God only sees two people, Adam and Christ. After sinning, Adam took us from relationship to religion, while Christ saved us, taking us from religion to back to relationship.
In this episode, Bishop Malcolm speaks about your worship being an expression of God’s worth to you. Stating that the true place of worship is from a place of gratitude, and gratitude comes when you realise that what God has already done is more than enough. Therefore, He is forever worthy.
In this message Rev. Israel claims that the reason God calls us, is not because of our strength but rather because of our weakness because He is our strength. Therefore, allowing Gods glory to shine through us.
In this episode, Bishop speaks of the relationship between heaven and earth, claiming that heaven is Gods domain and the earth is mans domain because God has given man dominion over the earth. Therefore, in order for God to intervene in your circumstance you have to grant him permission.
Our series 'The Family Business' deals with the generational wealth gap that has placed so many communities at a disadvantage because they failed to grasp the divine principle of working together as a family. While other communities that have understood this principle, have used it to their advantage to build generational wealth for their families.
Our series 'The Family Business' deals with the generational wealth gap that has placed so many communities at a disadvantage because they failed to grasp the divine principle of working together as a family. While other communities that have understood this principle, have used it to their advantage to build generational wealth for their families.
Our series 'The Family Business' deals with the generational wealth gap that has placed so many communities at a disadvantage because they failed to grasp the divine principle of working together as a family. While other communities that have understood this principle, have used it to their advantage to build generational wealth for their families.
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