Patrick Bruce Audio Podcast: Recent Episodes
Patrick Bruce
Sermons preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Lighthouse Chapel International, Bantama, Kumasi, Ghana
Are you ready to step into the extraordinary power of God? In this powerful message, "Miracles, Signs, and Wonders," we explore how simple, unshakeable faith serves as the key to experiencing the supernatural in your daily life. Drawing from the heart of Jesus’ teachings, this episode highlights why approaching God with pure, childlike trust unlocks the fullness of His kingdom. When we let go of doubt, overthinking, and skepticism, we open the door for God’s miraculous power to move freely. Tune in to discover how cultivating an expectant, trusting heart can transform your spiritual walk and position you to see God's signs and wonders unfolded in your life today!
In this powerful message, discover how God actively communicates with you every day. The preacher breaks down four profound ways to hear His voice: through the quiet conviction of your conscience, the undeniable certainty of truth, persistent reminders brought to your mind, and direct divine revelation or knowledge. Whether you are seeking clear direction, spiritual growth, or a deeper daily walk with the Almighty, this audio will equip you with practical spiritual insights to discern God's guidance, recognize His promptings, and align your life with His ultimate purpose. Listen now and tune your heart to His voice.
Are you ready to step into the extraordinary power of God? In this powerful message, "Miracles, Signs, and Wonders," we explore how simple, unshakeable faith serves as the key to experiencing the supernatural in your daily life. Drawing from the heart of Jesus’ teachings, this episode highlights why approaching God with pure, childlike trust unlocks the fullness of His kingdom. When we let go of doubt, overthinking, and skepticism, we open the door for God’s miraculous power to move freely. Tune in to discover how cultivating an expectant, trusting heart can transform your spiritual walk and position you to see God's signs and wonders unfolded in your life today!
Are you ready to step into the extraordinary power of God? In this powerful message, "Miracles, Signs, and Wonders," we explore how simple, unshakeable faith serves as the key to experiencing the supernatural in your daily life.Drawing from the heart of Jesus’ teachings, this episode highlights why approaching God with pure, childlike trust unlocks the fullness of His kingdom. When we let go of doubt, overthinking, and skepticism, we open the door for God’s miraculous power to move freely.Tune in to discover how cultivating an expectant, trusting heart can transform your spiritual walk and position you to see God's signs and wonders unfolded in your life today!
Serving God isn't a burden—it’s a profound privilege. In this powerful message, "The Work of God," we explore the true heart of ministry and Christian service. When you say "yes" to God's calling, you aren't just making an impact today; you are actively building a spiritual legacy. Your faithfulness and dedication open doors, paving a smooth path for the next generation to know, love, and serve Him.Tune in to discover how your current labor of love shapes the future of your family and kingdom history.
Discover the profound honor of divine service in this inspiring sermon, "The Privileges of the Ministry." The message powerfully illustrates that being chosen to serve God is not a burden, but a sacred privilege and a high calling. Gain a renewed perspective on your spiritual assignment, embrace the joy of fulfilling your divine purpose, and learn what it truly means to impact eternity through faithful, heartfelt obedience to His call.
In this powerful sermon, "4 Things About Fathers," the preacher delivers a profound blueprint on biblical and spiritual fatherhood. The message highlights that we possess many fathers across our biological, spiritual, and professional lives. To fully mature, we must intentionally identify who our true fathers are, recognizing those positioned to speak into our destiny. Beyond recognition, the sermon emphasizes that we owe our fathers absolute honor and obedience. Aligning with these four timeless pillars unlocks deep spiritual inheritance, provides critical divine covering, and positions us to walk in true humility, blessing, and purposeful leadership.
In this powerful message on Humility, the preacher teaches that true humility is demonstrated through a willing and obedient heart. As followers of Christ, we are called to remain teachable, submissive to godly authority, and ready to receive instruction without pride or resistance. Humility is not merely a character trait but a reflection of Christ's nature in us. When someone can correct, guide, or direct us and we respond with obedience, it reveals genuine spiritual maturity. Listen and discover how cultivating humility strengthens our walk with God, deepens our relationships, and positions us for His grace and favor.
In this inspiring message titled “My Walk,” we are reminded that the Christian life is more than religious activity—it is a journey of intimacy with Jesus Christ, our Bridegroom. The sermon highlights God's desire for a close and personal relationship with every believer and emphasizes that we are not only saved but also called for a purpose. Each believer has a unique role and responsibility in God's Kingdom. As you listen, be encouraged to deepen your walk with God, embrace your calling, and faithfully serve in the place God has prepared for you in His divine plan.
In this powerful message, My Walk, My Work and My Faithfulness, we are reminded that the Christian life is first and foremost a relationship with God. The preacher teaches that believers are called into a marriage union with Jesus Christ, our Bridegroom, where intimacy with Him becomes the foundation of our walk, work, and faithfulness. Drawing from Revelation 4:11, he explains that God created us for His pleasure and desires a deep, personal fellowship with His people. Listen and discover how growing in intimacy with Christ transforms every aspect of your life and strengthens your faithfulness to Him.
In this powerful sermon, “My Walk, My Work and My Faithfulness,” the preacher reminds us that every believer is called into a divine marriage relationship with Jesus Christ, the Bridegroom. Our walk with God is not merely about religion or routine, but about deep intimacy and fellowship with Him. Drawing from Revelation 4:11, the message reveals that God created us for His pleasure and delight. As we grow in intimacy with Christ, our work, service, and faithfulness become expressions of love and devotion to Him. This sermon will challenge you to pursue a closer, more personal relationship with God every day.
In this message titled “Christlikeness,” the preacher teaches that becoming like Christ is rooted in a life of obedience. He explains that obedience means doing what we are instructed to do, even when it goes against our will, feelings, or personal understanding. The message highlights that many people struggle to obey when they do not fully understand the instruction, yet true Christlikeness requires trust, humility, and submission to God’s will. Through this sermon, listeners are encouraged to examine their hearts, surrender their own desires, and grow into the character of Christ through faithful obedience.
In this message titled “Interaction,” the preacher teaches on the importance of engaging with people around us. He explains that interaction is the first step toward building meaningful relationships. When we learn to talk, listen, and connect with everyone, we create opportunities for understanding, friendship, growth, and support. The message reminds us that relationships do not happen by accident; they often begin through simple conversations and intentional interaction. As believers, we must not isolate ourselves, but be open, approachable, and willing to relate with others. Through interaction, strong and valuable relationships can be formed.
In this message titled “Jesus and Sacrifice,” the preacher teaches that many Christians naturally reject suffering, yet Jesus considered and accepted it as part of God’s purpose. He explains that believers should not spend all their effort trying to escape suffering, because suffering is not the final destination but a pathway to a better place. The message highlights that without the ability to endure suffering, a person cannot give anything significant, move far beyond their comfort zone, or make a lasting difference in any assignment, ministry, relationship, or purpose they are part of.
In this message titled “Jesus and Others,” the preacher emphasized that human beings are naturally inclined toward selfishness, often placing personal desires, comfort, and interests above everything else. However, the Christian life calls us to a higher standard: a life of selflessness, humility, and love. To be a good Christian, we must learn to put God first, allowing His will, Word, and purpose to guide our decisions. After God, we must consider others second, showing love, care, sacrifice, and compassion in our daily relationships. Only after honoring God and serving others should we consider ourselves. This message encourages believers to follow the example of Jesus, who lived not for Himself but for God’s glory and the good of others.
In this inspiring message, the preacher highlights the disciplined life of Jesus, showing how He prayed continually, went to church often, and read Scripture faithfully. As sons of God, believers are encouraged to follow His example by building a consistent life of prayer, daily Bible reading, and regular fellowship in church. This episode calls listeners to grow spiritually and become more like Jesus in everyday life.
The message titled “What Is Your Life” focused on the brevity and uncertainty of life, reminding believers that many of the things people chase after may not matter in eternity. The preacher explained that, in the end, only a few actions, decisions, and sacrifices will have lasting value before God and in the lives of others. Because no one truly knows which opportunities or responsibilities will become significant in the future, believers are encouraged to approach every task with seriousness, excellence, and dedication. The message challenged listeners to serve faithfully, work diligently, and give their best in every season of life.
The message on the Four Spiritual Laws emphasized becoming more like Jesus in daily life. The disciples were first called Christians in Antioch because they reflected Christ in their actions. True transformation begins within and is expressed outwardly. The acronym “GROW” was shared as a guide: Going to God in prayer daily, Reading the Bible through Sunday messages, the Gospels, and quiet time, Obeying God moment by moment, and Witnessing through one’s life. Spiritual growth is intentional and consistent, and by practicing these habits, believers can genuinely reflect Jesus and influence others through both their character and actions.
In this episode, the preacher explores the story of Zacchaeus and his desire to see Jesus despite facing two key limitations: the crowd (external) and his short stature (internal). The message highlights how both outward pressures and inward struggles can hinder our pursuit of Christ. Yet, Zacchaeus’ determination led him to overcome these barriers and experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus. It serves as a reminder that limitations are real but not final. When your desire to encounter Jesus is strong, you can rise above both external and internal obstacles and step into transformation.
In this life-changing sermon, “Christ in You, the Hope of Glory,” the preacher unpack the mystery of God’s presence dwelling within every believer. Through Scripture and practical insight, you will discover how Christ within you becomes the source of hope, strength, transformation, and purpose. No matter your struggles, disappointments, or fears, God’s glory is at work in you. Be encouraged to rise above limitations, walk confidently in your calling, and live daily with the assurance of His presence and promises forever.
In this episode, the preacher teaches that hope and faith work together. Hope is our future expectation—the good things we believe God will do in our lives. It gives us something to look forward to and keeps us encouraged during difficult times. Faith, however, is what we do now in response to that hope. It is not just believing, but taking action and obeying God even before we see the outcome. The preacher explains that faith is essentially obedience in action. If hope is the vision of what is ahead, faith is the step we take today to move toward it. This message encourages listeners to keep hoping and to demonstrate that hope through faithful, obedient living.
In this episode of Spiritual Appointment, the preacher teaches that most suffering in life is imposed on us, not willingly chosen. While people naturally try to avoid pain and hardship, he explains that avoiding trouble often leads to greater problems. As Christians, suffering and trials are part of our journey of faith. God uses difficult seasons to strengthen us, build our character, and deepen our trust in Him. Instead of running from challenges, we should embrace them and remain faithful. The message ends with hope and encouragement: after every trouble comes growth, breakthrough, and promotion from God.
Offence often comes when we are corrected, misunderstood, ignored, or when a simple comment is made. If not dealt with, it can quietly grow in the heart, affecting our relationships, spiritual growth, and peace. In this message, the preacher explains how many people become offended easily and why it is important to guard our hearts. You will learn how to respond wisely to correction, avoid unnecessary misunderstandings, and walk in forgiveness. Through God’s Word, discover how to overcome offence, grow in maturity, and maintain healthy relationships while living in the freedom and love found in Christ.
Pride can subtly influence our attitudes, relationships, and spiritual growth. In this message, the preacher highlights seven signs: quarrel, not responding to kindness, quietness, unable to be advised, not knowing what is wrong with what you are doing, some things are below you, and projecting yourself to look good. These reveal both outward actions and hidden heart issues. The teaching explains how pride leads to resistance, lack of self-awareness, and a desire to appear right or superior. Listeners are challenged to examine themselves honestly, recognize pride, and pursue humility, growth, and a more teachable spirit.
Faithfulness is vital in our walk with God and relationships. This message reveals how an independent spirit and offense can lead to disloyalty and unfaithfulness. Learn the importance of humility, forgiveness, and staying connected. Be challenged to guard your heart, remain committed, and cultivate true loyalty even in difficult seasons.
“Loyalty” explores the value of staying committed through challenges. It highlights faithfulness in relationships, purpose, and God, urging listeners to remain steadfast, trustworthy, and true even when it’s difficult.
“Loyalty” explores the value of staying committed through challenges. It highlights faithfulness in relationships, purpose, and God, urging listeners to remain steadfast, trustworthy, and true even when it’s difficult.
In this powerful message, the preacher explores how people often begin life with innocence and kindness but gradually transform as they encounter different life experiences. The message highlights how challenges, relationships, disappointments, and successes shape attitudes and behaviors over time, sometimes causing people to lose parts of their true selves.It calls listeners to reflect on their personal journey, recognize what has influenced their change, and take responsibility for who they are becoming. Ultimately, the message encourages intentional growth, healing, and a return to the good within.
In this powerful message titled “Those Who Leave You,” the preach explores the reality that every relationship has a season and a purpose. This episode discusses the seven ways relationships can end prematurely—including resignation, drop-out, divorce, desertion, and abandonment—and the deeper spiritual influences behind them. Drawing from biblical insights, the preacher examine six spirits that often operate in those who leave, such as the spirit of independence, selfishness, ungratefulness, heaviness, and false prophecy. This message offers wisdom and spiritual understanding to help listeners discern relationships, guard their hearts, and grow in maturity through every season of life.
In the compelling message "Loyalty", the preacher boldly proclaims that loyalty is the single most important qualification for anything worthwhile in life—whether in relationships, leadership, ministry, business, friendships, or any sphere of responsibility. Without it, talent, skill, anointing, education, or opportunity ultimately fall short.He goes on to unpack the true essence of loyalty: it is being unchanging—remaining consistently the same in character, conviction, word, and deed regardless of changing seasons, pressures, benefits, or surroundings. Loyalty refuses to bend, shift, or adapt to convenience, fear, popularity, or personal advantage. It is the quality of staying steady and dependable when everything else fluctuates.At its deepest level, this unchanging nature finds its anchor in being faithful to God. The preacher emphasizes that genuine loyalty begins and ends with steadfast faithfulness toward the Lord—honoring Him consistently, obeying His voice even when it costs, and refusing to compromise or turn aside no matter the trial or temptation. When we are truly loyal to God, that same spirit of faithfulness naturally flows into every other area of our lives.
In this powerful episode of the podcast, titled "Labour to Be Blessed", the preacher delivers a transformative message emphasizing that everything belongs to God—our time, talents, resources, and efforts. Drawing from biblical truths, he challenges the false divide between secular life and spiritual life, declaring that no part of our daily existence is separate from God's presence and purpose. Whether in the workplace, business, or everyday routines, our labor becomes an act of worship and stewardship when done unto the Lord. This sermon inspires listeners to pursue diligence, integrity, and blessing through a holistic faith that integrates every sphere of life under God's ownership. A must-listen for anyone seeking to align their work and walk with divine purpose!
In the opening chapter of the Bible, before sin entered the world or any curse was spoken, God looked upon the man and woman He had created in His image and blessed them. This powerful moment is recorded in Genesis 1:28: “And God blessed them. And God said to them, ‘Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth.’”This verse contains God’s original blessing over humanity—a divine declaration filled with purpose, empowerment, and authority. It is not a mere wish but a five-fold mandate: be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth, subdue it, and have dominion. These commands reveal God’s dream for mankind: to produce the fruit of our God-given potential, to increase and expand, to carry His presence everywhere, to bring order to chaos, and to exercise wise, righteous stewardship over creation. The blessing comes first, then the assignment—empowerment precedes responsibility.Though sin brought toil and struggle, the original blessing was never revoked. Through Christ, believers are restored to walk in this same authority and fruitfulness. This episode unpacks the deep meaning of Genesis 1:28 and shows how it still speaks directly to your identity, purpose, calling, family, work, and assignment today.Whether you seek clarity about your destiny, greater confidence in your authority, or fresh revelation of who God created you to be, this message will reignite your sense of divine purpose. The blessing was spoken in Eden before you were born—it still echoes over your life now. God still desires a people who are fruitful, multiplying, filling the earth, subduing chaos, and ruling with dominion.
In this enlightening episode, "What It Means to Be a Christian." The preacher shares attributes of Jesus Christ that we must strive to attain, drawing from scripture to inspire a Christ-like life.First, Jesus prayed a lot, retreating for communion with God amid His ministry. Listeners are urged to foster genuine prayer for guidance and intercession.Next, Jesus visited people, showing compassion to the marginalized like Zacchaeus and the sick. The preacher challenges Christians to extend hospitality to the needy, bridging divides with hope.Then, Jesus taught people through parables and sermons, imparting kingdom principles of love and justice. Believers are encouraged to share truths in daily spheres to disciple others.Finally, Jesus interacted with others inclusively, engaging Samaritans and critics with empathy and dialogue. This calls for authentic relationships built on kindness and truth.
In this inspiring sermon on Commitment, the preacher explores four progressive levels of dedication to the church: Fair-weather commitment, Situational commitment, non-situational commitment, and Marital commitment. Beginning with the lowest level—where service and loyalty depend on comfort or convenience—the message challenges listeners to rise above conditional faithfulness and move toward unwavering devotion.
In this powerful and uplifting sermon, titled "Prayer," the preacher delves deeply into the transformative and miraculous power of prayer, emphasizing God’s divine promise that we will receive whatever we ask for when we approach Him with faith, sincerity, and trust. Drawing from key biblical passages, such as Mark 11:24 ("Whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours"), the message underscores the importance of bold, faith-filled prayers that align with God’s will. The preacher explores practical ways to cultivate a vibrant prayer life, encouraging listeners to overcome doubt, persist in their petitions, and trust in God’s perfect timing and provision. Through inspiring stories, scriptural insights, and heartfelt exhortation, this sermon challenges believers to deepen their relationship with God, unlocking divine answers to life’s greatest needs and desires. Perfect for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith and experience the life-changing impact of prayer, this episode is a call to approach God’s throne with confidence and expectation. Join us for this transformative message, available now on our podcast, and discover how prayer can move mountains in your life.
The Holy Spirit is more than a presence—He is an active helper, teacher, and guide in the life of every believer. In this episode, the preacher explores five powerful ways the Spirit transforms our walk with God. He teaches us, giving wisdom and understanding beyond our own ability (John 14:26; Mark 13:11). He reminds us of God’s Word, bringing truth back to our hearts at just the right moment (John 14:26). He guides us, leading us along the right path and showing us where to go (Isaiah 30:20–21; Acts 16:6,9). He provides, meeting our needs and empowering us for God’s work. And He convicts, aligning our hearts with truth and drawing us closer to Christ (Acts 2:3). This episode will encourage, equip, and inspire you to recognize and respond to the Spirit’s leading in everyday life, deepening your faith and strengthening your journey with God.
Embark on a transformative journey with this profound sermon titled "Six Things You Must Know About the Supernatural," to deepen your spiritual understanding. Delivered with conviction, the preacher unveils six critical insights to guide your faith and awareness. First, explore how the Bible brims with supernatural wonders, serving as a testament to divine mysteries. Second, recognize that these phenomena remain invisible to the human eye, challenging us to trust beyond the physical realm. Third, awaken to the subtle supernatural forces shaping your life pause and reflect: can you identify their influence in your experiences? Fourth, the sermon urges a shift from natural, logical, or rational thinking, encouraging an embrace of faith-driven perspectives to unlock spiritual truths. Fifth, honor your dreams as potential divine messages, inviting you to share your most vivid ones in the comments for communal reflection. Sixth, value your thoughts as sacred reflections, prompting introspection on their guidance in your daily walk. This interactive session calls listeners to engage actively identify personal supernatural moments, contribute dreams, and ponder guiding thoughts. Awaken your spiritual awareness today and join a vibrant discussion to enrich your faith journey. Tune in and transform!
Step into a realm of supernatural life: expect the supernatural and believe well. By shifting your mindset to anticipate miracles at any moment, you position yourself to recognize divine interruptions in daily rhythms. Believing well means cultivating faith that’s rooted not in wishful thinking, but in the character and promises of God—faith that holds steady when circumstances seem unchanged.You’ll hear real-life stories of breakthroughs, healing, and surprise encounters that happened when someone simply opened their heart to possibility. The preacher shares practical rhythms—daily practices, journaling prompts, and conversation starters—that nurture deep belief and help you stay poised for the miraculous. Reflect on where you’ve limited expectation and how you can expand your vision of what’s possible. Tune in, lean into faith, and watch as the ordinary moments of your day become infused with divine possibility.
In this soul-searching message titled "Why Few Are Chosen", the preacher challenges our understanding of spiritual identity, drawing a powerful distinction between being mere citizens and being faithful servants in the house of God. Anchored in Luke 19:11–27, the parable of the nobleman reveals that while many claim proximity to the kingdom, only those who serve with diligence, obedience, and purpose are entrusted with authority.The preacher unpacks the call to “occupy till I come,” urging believers to move beyond passive affiliation and embrace active stewardship. Citizens may profess loyalty, but servants prove it through action. This message confronts the spirit of rebellion and spiritual complacency, reminding us that God rewards faithfulness and judges neglect—not by titles, but by fruit.Whether you're a leader, a seeker, or someone wrestling with your role in God’s kingdom, this episode will stir your heart and sharpen your focus. Few are chosen—not because God excludes, but because few choose to serve.
In this powerful episode, the preacher explores the true essence of Christianity—not just as a belief system, but as a lifestyle of active soul winning. The preacher breaks down 20 transformative steps that guide believers from passive faith to purposeful outreach. From seeking the Holy Spirit’s guidance to understanding that evangelism isn’t always a one-time encounter, this message emphasizes persistence, emotional connection, and prayerful strategy.Listeners will learn how to identify receptive hearts, revisit those who seemed closed off, and recognize that breakthrough often comes when it feels like nothing is working. With insights like “evangelism is not hit-and-run,” “mark those who are listening,” and “you’ll make a big difference when you go out and try,” this episode is a call to action for every Christian who desires to live out the Great Commission in a practical, heartfelt way.Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to deepen your impact, this episode will equip and inspire you to become a soul winner who moves with compassion, conviction, and divine purpose.
In this powerful episode titled What It Means to Be a Christian — Becoming an Active, Practical Soul Winner, the preacher dived deep into the heart of Christian identity and purpose. The message challenges believers to move beyond passive faith and embrace the call to actively share the gospel. Through 20 transformative steps, listeners are guided on how to initiate meaningful spiritual encounters, distinguish between simply inviting someone to church and boldly preaching Christ, and emphasize the core truths of salvation: that all men are sinners, we deserve death, and Jesus Christ is our hope. Drawing from scriptures like Hebrews 8:5, Luke 4:18, Acts 13 and 17, and 1 Corinthians 1:24, this episode equips believers to recognize prepared hearts, navigate distractions, and persist even when not everyone believes. Whether you're just beginning your journey in evangelism or seeking to deepen your impact, this episode offers clarity, encouragement, and a practical roadmap for living out your faith with conviction and compassion.
In this powerful and thought-provoking podcast episode, the preacher delves into the heart of what it truly means to live as a Christian, placing a profound emphasis on the concept of sacrifice. Drawing from biblical teachings and real-life insights, the preacher challenges listeners to reflect on their faith and commitment, asserting that many Christians today shy away from the sacrifices required to fully embody their beliefs.The preacher identifies three critical areas where Christians must learn to sacrifice: time, money, and family and friends. First, he explores the sacrifice of time, urging believers to prioritize their relationship with God and service to others over personal convenience or worldly distractions. Second, he addresses the sacrifice of money, encouraging generosity and stewardship as acts of faith, even when financial giving feels uncomfortable. Finally, he tackles the difficult topic of sacrificing relationships with family and friends, explaining that following Christ may sometimes require putting faith above even the closest earthly ties.This episode is a compelling call to action, inviting listeners to examine their willingness to sacrifice for their faith. With practical examples and heartfelt conviction, the preacher inspires Christians to embrace sacrifice as a transformative part of their spiritual journey, fostering a deeper connection with God and a more authentic expression of their beliefs.
In this soul-stirring message, the preacher dives deep into the heart of Christian identity, revealing that sacrifice is not just a concept—it’s a calling. Many believers instinctively avoid suffering, yet it’s often the very path through which faith is refined and purpose revealed. This episode explores the sacrifices required in our walk with Christ: our time, relationships, potential, and finances. These aren’t losses—they’re offerings that shape us into living testimonies of God’s grace.The preacher shares seven profound truths about sacrifice: you cannot sacrifice what you don’t possess; what feels overwhelming has already been done by someone else; a living sacrifice is a daily commitment; a burnt offering symbolizes total surrender; sometimes, the willingness to sacrifice is enough; the ultimate sacrifice is your life; and above all, there must be a sacrifice—faith demands it.Whether you're wrestling with what to lay down or seeking clarity on your spiritual journey, this message will challenge, inspire, and guide you toward deeper devotion.
In this stirring message, the preacher calls every Christian to embrace their calling to share the gospel and lead others to Christ. With clarity and conviction, he outlines five reasons many believers fall short: some don’t know their purpose, others lack the knowledge or tools, and many are hindered by shame or fear. Through biblical insight and practical encouragement, this episode challenges listeners to overcome hesitation and step boldly into the soul-winning mission. If you've ever felt unsure or intimidated about evangelism, this message will equip, inspire, and reignite your passion for reaching souls.
In the sermon "Faith," the preacher shares four principles for growing faith: hearing God’s Word, standing firm, declaring desires, and trusting God’s timing. Citing Romans 10:17, faith grows through engaging with Scripture. Believers are urged not to waver, emulating Abraham’s steadfastness. The preacher encourages boldly speaking desires aligned with God’s will to shape reality. Finally, patience is emphasized, urging trust in God’s perfect timing rather than rushing. This inspiring message equips listeners to deepen faith through intentional listening, resilience, bold confession, and patient trust, offering practical guidance for life’s challenges.
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In the inspiring sermon titled "The Anointing," the preacher delivers a profound message on the indispensable role of the Holy Spirit’s anointing in sustaining momentum in both personal life and ministry. The preacher portrays the anointing as the divine empowerment that fuels spiritual vitality and progress. This anointing is not a one-time experience but a continuous flow of God’s presence and power that keeps believers dynamic, purposeful, and effective in their walk with God and their service to others.The preacher passionately explains that without the anointing, believers risk becoming stuck—lacking passion, direction, and fruitfulness in their lives and ministries. The anointing is presented as the divine catalyst that empowers individuals to overcome obstacles, walk in their God-given calling, and impact their communities with transformative love and power. Through practical applications, the preacher encourages the congregation to seek a fresh anointing daily through prayer, worship, and surrender to the Holy Spirit.With compelling biblical insights and heartfelt exhortation, the message challenges listeners to reject complacency and pursue a deeper connection with God. The preacher underscores that a life marked by the anointing is one of movement, growth, and divine purpose, urging believers to remain open to the Holy Spirit’s leading to avoid the pitfalls of stagnation and to thrive in their spiritual journey.
In the sermon titled "The Anointing," the preacher delivers a compelling and spiritually enriching message centered on Ezekiel 47:1-6, where the prophet describes a vision of a river flowing from the temple, growing deeper as it extends outward. The preacher uses this vivid imagery as a metaphor for the believer’s journey toward a deeper, more intimate relationship with God. The core of the message emphasizes the transformative power of surrendering to the Holy Spirit, moving beyond superficial faith to a level of spiritual maturity where one’s thoughts, actions, and desires are fully guided and controlled by divine influence rather than self-will.The sermon begins by unpacking Ezekiel’s vision, where the river’s increasing depth—ankle-deep, knee-deep, waist-deep, and eventually too deep to stand in—represents the progressive stages of spiritual growth. The preacher explains that many believers remain in the shallow waters, comfortable with a surface-level connection to God, but the call is to wade deeper, trusting the Holy Spirit to lead them into uncharted and transformative territory. This depth signifies a life of total surrender, where the Holy Spirit anoints and empowers believers to live out God’s purpose with boldness, clarity, and divine authority.Drawing practical applications, the preacher challenges the congregation to examine areas where self-reliance or worldly desires hinder their spiritual progress. Through heartfelt exhortation and biblical insight, the message inspires listeners to pursue a Spirit-led life, fully immersed in God’s presence, where the anointing flows freely to impact their lives and others.
This episode is perfect for anyone seeking to grow spiritually, discover their God-given purpose, or make a difference in the world for His glory. Tune in to be encouraged, equipped, and inspired to do more for God with passion and courage.
The Christian life unfolds in distinct stages, reflecting spiritual growth and maturity. The Baby Stage (1 Peter 2:2, John 3:3) represents new believers who rely on foundational teachings, much like infants depend on milk. The Child Stage (Galatians 4:1-8, Hebrews 6:1-6) signifies growing faith, where believers learn to discern spiritual truths but still require guidance. Finally, the Adult Stage (1 Corinthians 13:11) marks spiritual maturity, where believers walk in wisdom, responsibility, and a deeper understanding of God's will. However, growth can be hindered by distractions like life's worries, riches, and pleasures (Luke 8:14). This journey emphasizes the importance of continual spiritual development, seeking God’s truth, and living a faith-centered life.
This sermon highlights the divine principles that set believers apart as peculiar people, chosen by God to live differently from the world. The preacher emphasizes that letting God lead our lives is a foundational principle—trusting His guidance brings purpose and direction, distinguishing us from those who rely solely on their own understanding. Another key principle is the importance of new relationships—aligning with people who strengthen our faith and help us grow spiritually, rather than those who pull us away from God’s plan. The central truth of this message is that God saved us to be peculiar, calling us to live differently from unbelievers. Being peculiar means being different, unique, or even strange compared to others. Through obedience, faith, and community, believers experience transformation and become a light in a dark world. This episode encourages listeners to embrace their identity in Christ, boldly walking in the principles that set them apart. Are you willing to let God shape your life into something extraordinary?
In this impactful sermon titled "Seven Great Principles of Who You Are," we explore the divine blueprint that shapes our identity. Discover how the triune nature of man — spirit, soul, and body — reveals the essence of who you truly are. Learn how to align your life with God's purpose by understanding the power of your words, the influence of your thoughts, and the impact of your actions. Tune in for a transformative message that will inspire you to live with greater purpose.
In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the true meaning of vision—not just as a dream or a goal, but as a divine discovery. Vision is not about climbing to a position; it's about committing to a task. It's not self-centered ambition—it's God-centered purpose.You'll learn the difference between three types of vision:Your vision – the plans you’ve made.Someone else’s vision – the expectations or influence of others.God’s vision – the divine calling designed uniquely for you.Biblical References: Proverbs 29:18, John 3:16, Psalm 100:3, Jeremiah 1:5, Habakkuk 2:2, Hebrews 11:7 and Psalm 71
In this powerful episode, The Experience of Salvation, we explore what it truly means to live in the fullness of your salvation. It’s more than just a moment—it’s a lifestyle. Learn how to enter and walk in the blessings that come with your salvation. From understanding your identity in Christ to unlocking the spiritual benefits God has promised, this message will help you move from just being saved to fully experiencing all that salvation offers. Biblical Refences: Matthew 21:1-11, John 3:5, 1 Corinthians 12:1-7, Proverbs 13:7,Deuteronomy 8:18, Genesis 28:16, 2 Timothy 3:5, Genesis 3, John 14:26, 1 Samuel 3:10
The Christian experience is meant to be spiritual and supernatural, and not a mere ordinary experience. Join Bishop Patrick Bruce as he does a deep dive into the principles underpinning the total experience of a spiritual Christian.
The Christian experience is meant to be spiritual and supernatural, and not a mere ordinary experience. Join Bishop Patrick Bruce as he does a deep dive into the principles underpinning the total experience of a spiritual Christian.
Prosperity is often misunderstood among Christians, yet it holds a vital place in God’s plan for His people. This powerful message unveils the hidden, supernatural aspect of prosperity that comes from God—not just material wealth, but a divine principle rooted in the Kingdom. It challenges believers to move beyond physical understanding and embrace the deeper spiritual truths about the prosperity God desires for His children.
In this eye-opening episode, we dive into the real reasons why things may not be working in your life. It’s not just about circumstances—sometimes, it’s spiritual. Are you truly walking with God, or just going through the motions? This message confronts the hard truths: lack of spiritual depth, absence of the anointing, and yes—plain laziness. If you’re ready to stop making excuses and start seeing breakthrough, this one’s for you.Biblical References: John 4:24, Colossians 1:13, 2 Samuel 1:21, Acts 10:38, Acts 1:4, Matthew 25:26, Proverbs 24:30-34, Genesis 2:18, 1 Samuel 21:1, Deuteronomy 32:30, Hebrews 13:1
In "Why Things Are Not Improving For You," the preacher uncovers four key reasons behind stagnation—lack of spirituality, anointing, diligence, and the right helpers. Through deep insights and biblical wisdom, this message challenges listeners to reflect, take action, and embrace the breakthrough needed for transformation. Listen and be empowered!
Christian maturity is more than just knowledge—it's a transformation of heart, mindset, and lifestyle. In this episode, we explore what it means to grow in faith, deepen our relationship with God, and develop spiritual discipline that sustains us through life's challenges. From understanding the role of trials in refining our character to embracing biblical wisdom for daily living, we uncover the key principles that lead to lasting spiritual growth. Whether you're new to the faith or seeking to strengthen your walk with Christ, this discussion will equip you with practical insights to cultivate a life that reflects His teachings. Join us on this journey toward spiritual maturity
Join us as we explore what it means to grow in faith and spiritual maturity as a Christian. This episode dives into biblical principles, real-life experiences, and practical steps for developing a deeper relationship with God, building Christ-like character, and living out your faith with purpose and grace.
Gratitude must be taught just like Jesus taught his disciples how to pray. May we learn the art of gratitude and how to say thanks. A message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Bishop Patrick Bruce. Take a listen
This messsage reemphasizes the work of a shepherd by applying the "Supreme Code" also known as the "Love Code". The concept of PVCI is diligently explained by Bishop Patrick Bruce. Preached at SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The spiritual realm reveals clearly that the work of a shepherd cannot be natural. God must work on your behalf in the supernatural with miracles to make great impact. A message preached at The SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
"I will give you pastors according to mine own heart......" feeding the sheep with knowledge and understanding is part of the main expectations of pastors. Listen to many more things that are expected. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Unsurmountable burdens and impediments are considered giants to success. You must overcome and wipe out these giants to achieve greatness. A message preached at the SAT service, at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The ministry of Jesus suffered a great deal of oppression but there is wisdom in keys. Your ability to maneouvre around challenges will spring forth greatly your ministry. A message preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
What are the most important traits of a successful ministry? To be able to fulfil your ministry, faithfulness is required in some key areas. A conference held at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Have we replaced the concept of presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice with materials sacrifice? God expects a great deal of sacrifice for His glory to be manifested. A message preached by Apostle Vincent Loate at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The church has the ultimate power, systems and strategies to change you completely into what God wants you to be. Do not underestimate the power of the church. A message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sacrifice is either a very powerful thing or a very foolish thing. To them that are perishing, it is foolishness but unto us who are saved it is the power of God, Preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Stability in your faith and in a church family will cause you to flourish just like the palm tree. A restless and wandering person is a mark of the devil at work. Preached at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
To them that perish it is foolishness but unto us it is the power of God, Preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
There are certain qualities that translate into greatness. You shall become great as you strive to exhibit these traits. A continuation of the message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The growth of the church must be a deliberate, well plan structure that needs to be followed religiously.
The growth of the church must be a deliberate, well planned structure that needs to be followed religiously. A message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
In natural sense, all things must grow. You begin to die when you stop growing and God delights in growth of His church. May our churches grow to become Mega. Preached at the SAT service at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Sacrifice requires a certain level of grace to do. Your ability to sacrifice has the potential to deliver you from many curses. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The blessings of church growth is the result of deliberate attempt to practicalize all the SSMG campaigns. The hope of seeing a great church is a lively one. A message preached at The True Vine Cathedral.
The most depressing state of life's journey is to come to the realization that you are back to where you started from. May we be delivered from this curse. A message preached at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
In the original plan of God, all curses are supposed to be neutralized. A certain kind of sacrifice has the power to cause this shift. A message preached at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Curses are real. God blesses and God punishes as well, sometimes through curses. To overturn a curse, the remedy is the key of sacrifice. A message preached at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Enlargement is a collective effort of numbers. All are needed to put their hands to the plough to experience growth. A message preached at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Jesus Has good things in store for all mankind. We must therefore spread this goodly message Jesus has for the world. We must beckon them to come and see. Preached at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Doubters kill our zeal to believe. In this message, Bishop Patrick Bruce admonishes Christians to separate themselves from all form of negativity but be encouraged by flowing with positive energetic minds. from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama,
God expects us to come to him fully withholding nothing back. True salvation is when we want to be with Jesus all the time doing his will and obeying his commands. A message preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama. Do listen
The church will end without the compelling spirit of evangelism. All believers must apply this technique to become fruitful. Preached at the SAT Service by Bishop Patrick Bruce, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Many have taken very lightly the price Jesus paid for the gift of salvation out of sheer ignorance or contempt. Bishop Patrick Bruce opens our eyes of the price and value of salvation, a message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Any institution or religion is as strong as its cultural values. Our culture of allegiance is faithfulness, fidelity and loyalty to the church and its leaders. A message preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The life of a rebellious dangerous son is short. Don't cut short your life by rising up against your father or mother
As a believer, forgetfulness is considered a very dangerous and treacherous thing. Don't forget your past
Accusations have the power to make you powerless and lose boldness. Watch out for those who accuse
How do you discern between those who will stay and those who will not? There is nothing good for those who leave
The force that holds together any human institution is allegiance. Without it everything else fails
The evil influence of demons is strong and is all around us. Exercise restraints and and beware of demonic voices
This message reiterates on the subject on familiarity, another dangerous trait to avoid when relating with leaders.
Having an independent spirit is the beginning of disloyalty but God really expects loyalty from us.
The severerity of pretence is that it completely erodes away your love, power and sound mind. Beware of pretenders.
It is key to continuously emphasis the subject of Loyalty as we strive to grow our ministries.
The conference begun with the opening session by Bishop Patrick Bruce on the the subject Why Loyalty.
The Spirit admonishes us to make amends when we err. Your ability to make this swift turn and get back on track is important for your growth. An inspiring message preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Bishop Patrick Bruce.
Sacrifice is a major requirement to becoming a christian. "Take up your cross and follow me" as Jesus states it. A message preached at the SAT service, by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral Bantama
The road to fulfilling your ministry is a long, lonely and labourous one as seen in Jesus' ministry. We all need help and so must we humbly seek for it. A message preached at the SAT service by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Your life comes in various seasons. Each season must be wholly complete to make way for the next. As believers, the salvation, maturity and anointing seasons make all the difference. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral Bantama. Take a listen
Your vision to succeed stems from a burning desire and being relentless. The church will not grow on its own unless conscious efforts are made towards its growth. A message preached during SAT service at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
This message classifies obedient and disobedient believers into two main groups; those who work from those who do not work. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Bishop Patrick Bruce.
People are very loyal in little things, but this wanes away as things get bigger if care is not taken. and it all starts with "Independence". In this series, Bishop Patrick teaches on the stages of disloyalty, preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Spending more time working for God sometimes look foolish but wait till the end as explained in Malachi 4. Bishop Patrick Bruce throws light on the rewards for working for the Lord against those who do not. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Work is far better than rest. Who you work for is as important as the work that you perform. Our work must therefore be unto God almighty. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bishop Patrick Bruce explains the concept of work and its benefits.
Man works to satisfy the basic necessity for life; food. A believer must do some works to remain kingdom relevant. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bishop Patrick Bruce emphasizes the need to work rather than to rest.
A key is an instrument that has the power to take you to a place that is better. In this season of Thanksgiving, a heart of gratitude is the key to unlock a blessing. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Suffering must be intentional..."who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross...., There is a good after every suffering and so suffering must be embraced. Preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the SAT Service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Suffering is not a mistake to correct or an accident to avoid, but something to expect. Christ suffered persecution, died and so must we as believers. Preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Suffering is not a mistake to correct or an accident to avoid, but something to expect. Christ suffered persecution, died and so must we as believers. Preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
In this series, Bishop Patrick Bruce explains that doing a little bit more for God is very important and can make a great impact if we go the extra mile. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
God expects us to do just a little bit more always. Our faith is increased as we achieve little things like soul winning for God. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Bishop Patrick Bruce. Be blessed as you listen to Part 1 of this series.
"And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters". God expects us to be in continuous movement by doing His will. Listen to this inspiring message preached by Bishop Patrick Bruce at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Offences must need come and we will lose the position of our candlestick if we allow it. We are admonished to live beyond these offences that has the potential to block our blessings. Preached at the True Vine, Bantama by Archbishop Patrick Bruce.
God has given specific instructions on tithing. Clarity on what tithing is key to avoiding ambiguity. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he shares on "The Must Knows" of tithing, preached at the True Vine Cathedral. Bantama
Anything that does not grow is cursed to wither prematurely. The church must grow; a prophetic word for increase. Preached at the SAT Service at True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Archbishop Patrick Bruce.
We have life because Jesus gave his life for us. This life is a gift and we will be required to account for what we did with it on the judgement day. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Archbishop Patrick Bruce.
On this resurrection day death was conquered when Christ arose, breaking the last curse. A certain kind of sacrifice has the potential to turn curses into blessings, message preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Curses are real in our lives and affect us greatly. To neutralize curses, believers must proclaim blessings continually. Preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama, Archbishop Patrick Bruce throws more light on curses. Take a listen.
God said, remember the Sabbath day to keep it Holy. Maximizing the Sabbath is key in developing a believer's spirituality. In this sermon, Archbishop Patrick Bruce emphasises more on church work on Sundays, preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
A campaign is a systematic, progressive and aggressive set of activities. A church must grow or else it dies. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he challenges us on church growth campaigns, preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
A campaign is a systematic, progressive and aggressive set of activities. A church must grow or else it dies. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he challenges us on church growth campaigns, preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
In concluding this series, Archbishop Patrick Bruce highlights a believer's usefulness to the church. He urges us to be benefactors to the body of Christ and cause of the gospel. Message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Jesus said, Ye are the salt and Ye are the light. In this episode, Archbishop Patrick Bruce explains three effects of salt. As a salt, what is your influence in the midst of your peers and among unbelievers? message preached at the True Vine Cathedral
What is a salt worth when it loses its saltiness? It shall be cast out and trodden under the foot of men. Archbishop Patrick Bruce explains further the purpose of man's life in the kingdom of God, preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
In this series, Archbishop Patrick Bruce explains further the importance of your relationship with God which has a direct influence on your worth as a believer. Message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama. Take a listen.
Fruitfulness is God's specific instruction to mankind. As believers we are obliged to be fruitful. Bishop Nterful teaches on the subject of fruitfulness at the special conference at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama. Be blessed as you listen .
Jesus' ministry is unparalleled. His mission for all is to make fishers of men by actually winning souls. Are you good for nothing? a question worth asking. Message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Archbishop Patrick Bruce
The root of ingratitude, unfaithfulness and rebellion is grounded on forgetfulness. How can one avoid such evil by not forgetting? Archbishop Patrick Bruce throws more light on what it means to forget, preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Everyone has a rank. To rise above this rank, one must be diligent and thankful. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he explains how to change ranks which leads to promotion, preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Being thankful unlocks a lot of opportunities and puts one in a privileged position. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he unveils the sins of unthankfulness preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
In this season of Thanksgiving, we all are encouraged to be thankful. To know how, Archbishop Patrick Bruce explains further how to say it. Message preached at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The goodness of God is all around us; the in spite of, the because of and the even thoughs, God has been good. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he teaches on the subject of gratitude, from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The last session of The Haths and Hath Nots series, recalls how prosperity is linked to recognizing the Grace of God on people and in situations. Listen to wisdom preaching from the True Vine Cathedral by Archbishop Patrick Bruce
To become a good shepherd, people handling skill is key. Be blessed as you listen to the teachings that will make you to become a skillful shepherd. From the True Vine cathedral, Bantama, Archbishop Patrick Bruce throws more light on the subject. Listen
Fighting Intractable Poverty is hard because of the curse of man. Recognizing the people God sends into your life can greatly help fight poverty. Listen as Archbishop Patrick Bruce continues this series, preached from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
This series of He That Hath continues as we learn more on the causes of poverty and how one can prevent it. Listen to wisdom preaching from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he throws more light.
Two categories of Christians exist; The Haths and Hath Nots. This teaching will propel you to become one who Hath. Listen to wisdom preaching from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama by Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he begins this series
If God doesn't help you, nobody can. The little help, makes the most difference. May we seek and ask for the help of God always as believers. Message preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Loyalty is the principal qualification for everything and this must be taught. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he explains key signs to watch out for when people are becoming disloyal, preached from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
The Lay Ministry is "The Helps Ministry". Helping will make you to become useful to the master. Helpers must hear and obey the voice of the words of him who instructs. Take a listen to wisdom as preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
As shepherds, we must continually seek to develop our skills and grow thereby. Take a listen as Archbishop Patrick Bruce teaches on the core areas shepherds must develop. A down to earth message preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Are you on the verge of giving up, maybe through betrayal, disappointment or rebellion? Listen to wisdom secrets on how you can learn and understand the subject of loyalty, preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce from the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Becoming a good shepherd requires that one be taught. Listen to this practical teaching by Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he delves into the keys to becoming a good shepherd preached at the SAT service, True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
"I have not a devil; but I honour my Father," There is a reward for those who honour and this must be taught. From the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama, Archbishop Patrick Bruce teaches us on the need to honour because of the many rewards.
The work is rewarding. More revelation on the privileges of serving the Lord is explained by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the SAT Service at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama. Be blessed as you listen.
There is a blessing in honouring. How then does one know how to honour? in word and in substance. Listen to Archbishop Patrick Bruce as he shares on the blessings of hnouring. Be blessed as you listen
Is the work of God being neglected? Is there a reward for doing God's work? Absolutely. Listen to an inspiring message on some privileges of serving the Lord preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the SAT Service at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed And Trained Sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Servants Armed And Trained Sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Servants Armed And Trained Sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Servants Armed And Trained Sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at The True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the Makarios Church, Banjul Gambia
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Servants Armed and Trained sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Sunday sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama.
Midweek sermon preached by Archbishop Patrick Bruce at the Good general service at the True Vine Cathedral, Bantama
Bishop Patrick teaches why as Christians,we are to evangelise and how being a strong christian can help us win souls
There are a lot of lost souls, Is up to us as christians to win these souls, Bishop Patrick teaches why its important to win souls for God.
Without the blood of Jesus covering,you can never encounter the holy spirit,Bishop Bruce preaches about the blood of Jesus and how it can invoke the annointing upon your life.
Join Bishop Bruce as he shows you the mysteries of prayers that many christians dont know
Ephesians 2 : 10, We are created for his good works,Bishop Patrick explains deeply what we are created for
Bishop Patrick preaches from the book Losing,Suffering, Sacrificing and Dying where he talks about dying.
A Series On Why Non-Tithing Christians Become Poor and How Tithing Christians Can Become Rich
Bishop Patrick preaches from the book art of leadership where he talks about suffering and sacrifing.
Honouring the prophet in your life,Bishop Patrick Bruce teaches the importance of honouring your prophet and how to honour him properrly.
Follow Bishop Bruce as he teaches how quiet time with God can improve your spirituality as a christian
The devil is always orchestrating new methods to sway Christians away from their faith. Follow Bishop Patrick Bruce as he teaches how dangerous it is to skip prayer.
In tonight's message, Bishop Patrick continues the series on Honouring Fathers. Scripture by scripture, he explains the overwhelming benefits of honouring fathers.
Follow Bishop Patrick Bruce as he preaches on the Notable Easter Personalities on Resurrection Sunday
The milk, bread, meat, fruit and wine are spiritual foods needed to fortify you as a strong christian.
Follow Bishop Bruce as he teaches about how exciting it is to be a soul winner and the blessings attached to soul winning
Follow Bishop Bruce as he teaches on the keys to receive to receive a series of victories through the secret of the mid-stream corrections
Follow Bishop Bruce as he teaches how being obedient can trigger a series of victories.
Follow Bishop Bruce as he shows us the ways to activate the series of victories that our prophet has declared for this year
Disloyalty is the fruit of ignorance,Bishop Bruce preaches why disloyal people are ignorant.
Follow Bishop Patrick as he teaches from one of the loyalty series book, ''One Of You is a Devil''.
Bishop Bruce preaches about those who forget and talk about mistakes of those who forget
Prayer is the key to getting many things in our lives. That is why Jesus told men to pray. Follow Bishop Patrick as he teaches why it is important to be prayerful.
Bishop Patrick concludes on the all important subject of honouring fathers, and today he explains the powers that a father has over his sons which can change the cause of their lives.
Though we have ten thousand instructors, yet have we not many fathers. Follow Bishop Patrick Bruce as he teaches the value of a father to your life.
Bishop Bruce preaches at the LCI Ashtown branch and he talks about God's purpose for creation especially man.
Bishop Bruce preaches about fathers and how other men of God can impact on your life in the stead of your biological father.
The secret of God is the wisdom of God in a mystery that is ordained for your glory and beautification.Bishop Bruce talks about the secrets to succeeding and doing well.
Bishop Bruce preaches about the blood of Jesus Christ and the things its doing in our lives.
Bishop Bruce preaches about allegiance and whom to owe your allegiance to as a christian.
Bishop Bruce talks about about disloyalty and symptoms to watch out for in a person who is disloyal.
Bishop Patrick talks about the stages of disloyalty and in this episode he talks about how to fight disloyalty as a christian
Bishop Bruce teaches about how we can change our anointing levels, thus by having conviction, aasking questions and having a change of mind.
Bishop Patrick Bruce ends the year by teaching us how to achieve great things in the coming with God.
What it means to be saved,Bishop Patrick preaches about what Jesus Christ did for us by sacrificing his life.
Stirring up christianity,what you need to do and how to do it,Bishop Bruce teaches how to stir up your christian life.
Stirring up christianity,what you need to do and how to do it,Bishop Bruce teaches how to stir up your christian life....29-11-2017
Stirring up christianity,what you need to do and how to do it,Bishop Bruce teaches how to stir up your christian life...28-11-2017
What does it mean to follow,Bishop Bruce teaches about what it means to follow and who to follow....19-11-2017
Following someone means doing the exact things he does,Bishop Bruce teaches about who follow....12-11-2017
Supernatural increase in all aspects of your life,Bishop Patrick preaches about how God blesses his people....17-10-2017
Bishop Bruce teaches about how God graciously provide for people who honour him with their first and best...15-10-2017
Bishop Bruce preaches about how God can provide for you supernaturally without you even expecting it...10-10-2017
Bishop Bruce preaches about how God can provide for you supernaturally without you even expecting it.....08-10-2017
The blessing of having a prophet in your life,Bishop Patrick explains the blessings in having a prophet.
Our daddy preaches from the book of our father Bishop Dag Heward Mills (He That Hath) where he teaches us that wealth is from God and that we can wealthy without compromising our Christianity.
Bishop Bruce preaches about soul winning and how helping to win souls can give your life purpose and meaning.
Bishop Patrick preaches about the blessings of fathers and teaches how it is unwise to underestimate the blessings of fathers
Bishop Patrick preaches about how we as christians at a point in our christianity will have to bear fruits thus sow into the life of other new believers(soil).
Bishop Patrick preaches from the newly launched book of our father Bishop Dag, victory secrets, where he teaches about the secrets of victory.
Bishop Patrick teaches about honoring our prophets and the meaning of having a prophet in your life.
Bishop Patrick preaches from the book Losing, Suffering, Sacrificing and Dying, where he teaches us how as Christians, we are supposed to suffer for Christ's sake.
Many people do not recognize that the people that are in their lives have been given to them by God. This teaching will open your eyes to the gift of people God has put in your life to bless you.