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Pastor shared a deeply instructive word during our Countdown to Encounter. We were reminded that salvation is priceless—while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. There's no work we could have done to meet God's righteous standard; our salvation is the free gift of His grace.For the believer, Jesus is enthroned in our hearts, changing how we see and live. Because we've been forgiven much, we can forgive much. Having been saved from sin, we now live empowered above it. Our lives must reflect gratitude, dependence, and surrender—always saying, “I am what I am by God,” and “If the Lord wills.”Some things can only be received through prolonged prayer—so we stay with God until His will is formed in us.Listen to this stirring sermon and be blessed as you do so.

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True worship is never about what we want—it is about honouring the Lord the way He wants to be honoured as revealed in the scriptures.Pastor shared a powerful and instructive word reminding us that we are called to thrive, not just survive. The enemy of great is good—your comfort zone can be a prison. It takes conviction to live for God and not be swayed by culture. We are bought with a price, and our lives must reflect His ownership.There must be more to your life than money. Think purpose, think assignment, and live with eternity in view. Work diligently and live as unto the Lord, for true fulfilment is found in pleasing God, not in mere survival.Listen to this message and be stirred in the direction of the will of God.

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We gather not just to learn, but to be grounded in truth. Today's service brought greater clarity to the Yeshua Series, as Pastor Nelson answered stirring questions about Scripture and the person of Jesus, helping us see Him more clearly through the Word.In our prayer session, we declared powerful confessions — affirming Jesus as the Son of God, our Savior, and the Light of our lives. We prayed that the Son would rise in our hearts and never set, shaping our desires and deepening our devotion.Be blessed as you listen to this sermon.

We gather not to be entertained but to be transformed by the Word. Today's teaching, “Glitchy Messiah,” reminded us that the Word of God is not mere speech—it is power that corrects, renews, and reforms our hearts.A true sermon doesn't just inspire; it performs surgery on the soul. The ministry of the Word must pull down wrong ideologies and build Christlike convictions. Every time we sit under God's Word, our worldview should become less cultural and more scriptural.Listen to this enlightening teaching on the purity of the gospel and be strengthened in truth.

We gather not just to hear words but to behold the Word revealed through Scripture. Today's teaching, “Jesus Before Bethlehem — The Angel of the Lord,” reminded us that Christ's story didn't begin in the manger but spans all of Scripture.The term “angel” means messenger. When Scripture speaks of The Angel of the Lord, it refers not to a created being but to a divine messenger — the pre-incarnate Christ. In these moments, Jesus is seen in the Old Testament, distinct from the Father yet fully God.This truth affirms the Trinity and reveals God's intentional plan of redemption. Long before Bethlehem, Jesus was already at work, revealing the Father to men.Listen to this profound teaching and be blessed.

Nos unimos a la celebración de 1700 años del credo. Pastor Nelson nos lleva a una viaje en la historia, pero nos habla de la importancia para el día de hoy del Credo.

We believe in a God who still works wonders. To believe in Him is to believe in miracles—because faith in a supernatural God means trusting that the impossible can happen.Jesus performed miracles to reveal His deity, show compassion, and teach truth. The believer should never play it safe—Jesus never rebuked anyone for having too much faith, only for unbelief.Miracles bring glory to God, not man. Dare to believe again and trust the One who still works wonders today.Listen to this faith-stirring teaching, “Miracle Lessons,” and be blessed.

We gather not for ourselves but to follow the Captain of our salvation. The gospel is not a message of variations—it is one truth for all, revealed in Christ.God's plan goes beyond deliverance; through salvation, He brings many sons to glory. Jesus has conquered our hearts, and as Captain He leads us in victory. Every step of faith is a call to trust His voice, follow His lead, and proclaim His triumph.Listen to this powerful teaching on Jesus: The Captain of Salvation and be strengthened in your faith.

We gather not to serve ourselves but to know the Lord and grow in Him. The whole reason for church is to see Jesus more clearly, because spiritual growth is measured by revelation.When Jesus called Himself the Son of Man, He was showing both His humanity in the incarnation and His divinity as revealed in the prophets. When He is called the Son of God, it speaks of His eternal nature—He did not become the Son, He has always been the Son.Scripture shows He is uncreated, uniquely begotten, and eternally one with the Father. We are sons by adoption, but Jesus is the eternal Son by nature. Every witness affirms this truth: Jesus is not just Savior—He is God.Listen to this edifying teaching on Jesus the Son of God and be blessed.

We continued our teaching series and Pastor Nelson taught on “Jesus The Word”The Word didn't just start existing at John 1:1 and He also wasn't just quiet all through the Old Testament.The Word has been existing since before time began!When the Bible speaks of Jesus as The Word, what it encapsulates is the eternality of the word, the creating power of The Word, the revelatory nature of The Word. Nothing that is created can hold every other thing that was created. It has to be that which is eternal that must hold everything. He is the one by whom every other thing, visible and invisible, angels and humans were made.Jesus is God. It is by Him all other things were made and it is through Jesus we see the Father!

Pastor Nelson of Got Questions Ministries explains how Christians should respond to pride month. All the while, he pretends that the fact that he's speaking calmly while smiling somehow doesn't make the content of his speech hateful bigotry.Cards:Easter is Just Around the Corner!:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-jbM-FKq9USatan DESTROYED My Marriage!:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sTewA8VDJAWhere Do Atheists Get Their Morals?

A God you don't truly know you cannot accurately worship. Being in the Spirit is not a mood or an emotional experience—if you only chase feelings, you will miss Him. If the Spirit is in you, then you are in the Spirit. Worship is anything that shows obeisance, honor, and that your life is lived for Him alone. Songs are not the primary thing, because the Lord hears your heart before He hears your words.Jesus taught that the man in devotion matters more than the act of devotion. Devotion can be seen, and posture in worship reflects it. If you are born again and you come before God and say “Father, I love You,” that is worship in spirit and in truth.

God is the maximal good, He is the best form of every divine and communicable attribute. He does not become; He is the eternal IS. In God making us we find our best self in allegiance to Him and when we follow His instruction we are best for it. As believers, we are called not to think logically alone but theologically, renewing our minds to see from God's perspective, this is why teaching is essential.Faith is not only seen in what we get by it but in what we lose for it. Sometimes God delivers us out of trials, and sometimes He delivers us through them, but in all things He remains good, kind, and sovereign. The believer is built to last.Listen to this edifying teaching and be blessed.

Revelation is progressive—throughout Scripture we see the Lord revealed consistently. Everyone who belongs to Him is a candidate for the Spirit, and nothing can disqualify you. While not all have the gift of prophecy, every believer can prophesy.The Spirit within marks our identity, while the Spirit upon empowers us for service. Both are the same Spirit at work in us. The gifts of the Spirit are given for ministry, and every believer should desire them.Earnestly covet the gifts of the Spirit.

Today, we continue our teaching series as Pastor Nelson spoke on the topic: “Hypostasis: Truly God, Truly Man.”To confess the hypostatic union is to believe Jesus is truly God and truly man. The eternal Word did not merely appear as human—He became flesh while never ceasing to be divine. In Him are both natures perfectly united in one person.The incarnation was necessary: divine enough to save, human enough to die, revealing the Father and granting us life with Him. This is the mystery and glory of Christ—God with us.Be blessed as you listen to this sermon.

Pastor Nelson reminds us that even in times of trial, we can count on God's sustenance.

Creeds, councils, and confessions are helpful, but unlike Scripture they are fallible and reformable in the light of scripture. The Bible alone is God-breathed, infallible in all matters of salvation, and centered on Christ.Through the councils, the Church defended the truth of God's against error: Nicaea upheld Christ's divinity against Arianism, Constantinople affirmed the Spirit's deity, Ephesus rejected Nestorianism, and Chalcedon declared Christ fully God and fully man. Other councils confronted heresies that distorted the faith, always pointing back to Christ.Sola Scriptura reminds us that God's Word is unique in nature and in authority. It is our final standard of truth.This teaching takes us on a journey of the creeds in church history, what they addressed and why they are important. be blessed as you listen to this teaching.

We gather not to serve ourselves but to serve the Lord and learn of Him. A god shaped by personal preference is an idol. True worship is never about what we want—it is about honouring the Lord the way He wants to be honoured as revealed in the scriptures.Scripture shows that only God is worthy of worship—yet Jesus received it, forgave sins, and claimed equal authority with the Father. His disciples confessed Him as God, prayed in His name, and ascribed to Him divine titles. Every witness affirms the same reality: Jesus is not just Savior—He is God.Listen to this edifying message on the diety of Christ and be blessed.

The Bible shows that there is a unity within the Godhead where the Father, the Son and the Spirit exist in perfect oneness. Jesus has always been present from eternity and Scripture affirms His divinity. He called Himself I AM and the First and the Last, titles that belong only to God.He forgave sins, gave life and declared Himself the Messiah, which the prophets had already described as Mighty God and Everlasting Father. Though He humbled Himself on earth and submitted to the Father's will, this was in function and not in essence, for He remained fully equal in nature with the Father. The consistent witness of Scripture is that Jesus is not only Saviour and Messiah but truly God the Son, exalted as Lord forever.Listen to this sermon and learn about Jesus as revealed in scriptures.

Today we were reminded that Jesus is not just a message to believe, but a pattern to follow. One key lesson from His life is that He often withdrew to pray. He prayed about everything from choosing His disciples and even when being baptised. Prayer is the place where weakness is exchanged for strength. In Gethsemane, burdened with sorrow, Jesus prayed until He was ready to face the cross. We too are revived and empowered when we meet with God in prayer. Love for God must show in devotion. Withdraw, pray, and keep your heart burning.Don't settle for a lukewarm faith. Let the prayer lessons from Jesus set you ablaze again.

Breaking spiritual lethargy begins with embracing prayer as an act of humility and alignment with God's design. Prayer is not just a discipline—it is dependence. If Jesus, the Pattern Man, prayed, then we must pray. A prayerless life is prideful, and pride distances us from God.True prayer births strength, freshness, and trust in God's sovereignty—even when He feels distant. When routine dulls your fire, revelation revives it. Don't wait to feel like praying—choose to pray. In that decision, spiritual strength returns.Don't settle for a lukewarm faith. Let God's word set you ablaze again.

In the Law is bondage, in Christ is freedom. In the law is veiled faces, in Christ is unveiled faces!As we behold these truths, we are being changed and transformed by the Spirit of God. Christ is revealed through scriptures and the Spirit helps us to see Him. The Spirit reveals Him to us! We shouldn't read or listen to the word alone, we should read and listen prayerfully. In prayer we step into sight. We ask the one who is origin of the word, the one who inspires the word to take us into the experiences He spoke about in His word!Prayerfully listen to this sermon and be stirred as you do so.

The Holy Spirit is not a creature but the creator, fully divine. Just as the Father and the Son are God, so is the Spirit: co eternal and co equal. He is not a force or a feeling but fully God— eternal, holy, and worthy of worship. He is more than a presence we feel; He is divine, a person, God and is at work in our lives transforming our hearts and conforming us to the image of Christ.Be stirred as you listen to this sermon.

Today, Pastor Nelson shared on the power of the Holy Ghost. In the Old Covenant, only a few had access to the Spirit prophets, kings, and judges, but now, every believer has been empowered. This fulfils Moses' desire in Numbers 11 and the prophecy in Joel 2:28 that God would pour out His Spirit on all people, without limits. The Holy Ghost equips us for service, brings utterance, and stirs boldness. We are called to earnestly desire spiritual things, because pursuit reveals passion. The gifts of the Spirit are not just signs,they are tools God uses to bless and reach others through us.Be stirred as you listen to this sermon.

We get to see the object of our affection again and this is the promise of the Christian life! We will see the one we love more than the solutions to our issue. We will see the one who is bigger than all our problems.The resurrection from the dead was a demonstration of power! We have something better in resurrection and we can only see it in revelation.It is through the Spirit that Jesus was raised. The Holy Spirit is the agent of resurrection. Because of the Holy Spirit, resurrection power is at work in our lives.Be stirred as you listen to this sermon.

The Spirit of God is at work in us both to will and to do, we have been empowered by the spirit!The way to put a death the appetite of the flesh is by the Spirit.We must understand that sin is not just wanting bad things, it can also be wanting good things badly. The more you gratify the flesh, the more you are a slave to sin. It is also in the same way, the more you gratify the Spirit and the things of God, the easier it is to live for God and do His will.Be stirred as you listen to this sermon.

The work of the spirit is to testify of Jesus. He is a spirit of truth, He continues and sheds more light on the things Jesus has taught!The mind of Christ is the faculty given to the man in Christ to know the things of God. We understand the things of God because we have the mind of Christ. 1 Corinthians 2:16Ephesians 3:4. In the apostles being led into all truths, we can now be led into all truths by reading their letters. The Holy Spirit revealed each of them for us. It was not reviewed to us but for us!

To be marked by the Spirit means to be identified as God's own, sealed, branded, and set apart by His presence within you. It is not primarily about speaking in tongues or having emotional moments, but about receiving the promised Holy Spirit through faith in Christ.This Spirit is the guarantee of your salvation, the agent of sanctification, and the proof that you belong to God. Just like circumcision marked the people of God in the Old Covenant, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit marks believers in the New covenant.We pray that as you listen to this sermon, you grow in the knowledge of God.

True giving isn't just about the act,it's about honour for the Lord and the posture of the heart. In the Old Testament, sacrifices weren't only about sin, they were also acts of honour. God sees the heart, not just the offering.Giving and doing good please God, whether He responds immediately or not. Giving is a privilege that sanctifies unto the Lord.The message was clear: It's more blessed to give than to receive. May the Lord give us discernment in giving, don't give what you're meant to keep, and don't keep what you're meant to give.

The message emphasizes that there are two kingdoms at work, and God is looking for those who will stand for His cause. God's will shall be done, and those who partner with it will see His help. Philippians 3:14 reminds us that as believers, we have a prize set before us and must align with God's will. We live with intentional conduct because we know we are accountable to God, who is the moral standard above all. This accountability shapes how we live, think, and act, and it all ultimately glorifies the One who gives us life. We must run this race to win, being temperate in all things, knowing there are eternal rewards. Soul-winning is part of God's plan, and wherever believers are, they are agents of His kingdom. We are running for gold, living our lives as unto the Lord.Listen to this sermon and be blessed.

When people are not mature or properly taught, they can be deceived. Doctrine matters.Doctrine shapes the disciple. People will grow based on what they have been fed, so we must be intentional about what we receive. Christianity is not a free-thinking club; there is a right way to live our lives. We must always be conscious of the fact that we will give an account at the end of this life.Listen to this sermon and be blessed.

We kicked off our Mid-Year Retreat themed Operating Priesthood with a powerful session from Pastor Nelson. He shared deep, spirit-stirring truths about how God chooses to work through men and spirit beings—not out of need, but by divine will. Heaven is closer than we think, and Scripture reveals the profound connection between the spiritual and physical realms.From Genesis to the New Covenant, we see a God who steps directly into His plan—not distant, but deeply involved. As believers in Christ, we are not powerless. We've been washed by His blood and filled with His Spirit to live boldly and resist every form of darkness.This is your call to operate in your priesthood. Listen to this sermon and be stirred.

Spiritual warfare goes beyond what we see,it's about unseen battles for influence. The spiritual realm overlaps with our reality, and as believers, God's business has become our business. When we pray and fast, we're aligning our hearts with God's purposes.Prayer isn't just routine; it's dependence on God. Fasting isn't just about food,it's focusing your heart on what truly matters and preparing yourself for what God wants to do.The message was clear: Turn to prayer and fasting in times of challenge. Don't ignore any nudge to seek God, it might be more significant than you realize.

This week, Pastor Nelson gives the final sermon in the series "Last Days". Tune in for a final charge from the series.

God's plan is that we are radical together. That we burn together. It is an anomaly to be a Christian without a heart for ministry.Devotion should lead to transformation.At the end of devotion is a better me and God glorified.Don't practice devotion in contradiction.Growth must be whole.God wants you charismatic and moral. He wants you to honour ministry gifts and honour your parents. Once you've received the love of God, you lose the right to live for yourself.

God's glory must come first in our lives. When we truly listen to His Word, it should stir a transformation deep within our hearts. Without understanding the rules of engagement, there can be no real victory.This sermon dives into what it means to know God's plan, pursue what truly matters, and walk in the calling of priesthood — serving God, honoring others, and being fully part of what He's doing in our day.Listen to this sermon and be blessed.

Many want to act what God has done in them without knowing what God has done.Because your Heavenly Father is holy, you can live holy.Conduct is the natural outflow of revelation.Salvation is a miracle of changed desires — your heart has been made tender toward the Lord, and now the Spirit is at work in you to will and to do.Don't just burn for God — burn with truth.If you listen to falsehood enough, you'll believe it.Tend your fireplace: pray, study, fast, fellowship, evangelise.Listen to this stirring message and be blessed.

We invest in the Lord and the things of God because that is where true gold is.Many times, laying up treasures in eternity means destroying treasures on the earth.The world may regard what we lose in our pursuit of God as loss, but for us, it is profit because we have found a treasure of inestimable value—and this treasure is worth more than anything. So, we run after Him: God.Listen to this sermon and be stirred in your walk with God and your consecration to God.

Today's teaching emphasized the power and importance of gathering as believers. God moves uniquely when His people come together — gatherings are not ordinary but sacred moments where His Spirit is present. We don't gather casually; we come as temples of God, prepared to meet Him. Throughout Scripture, we see that when believers united in prayer and purpose, the supernatural was released. The gathering of the saints strengthens us, reveals God's presence, and allows every member of the body to contribute and grow. Community is where fullness and transformation happen.Listen to this stirring sermon and be blessed.

At our 5-hour prayer meeting, Overturn, Pastor Nelson shared a powerful charge on Hindrances to prayer: 1. Selfish Motives – Praying with self-centered desires places us at the center instead of God. 2. Unbelief – God gives freely, but we must ask in faith. The issue isn't His giving, but our receiving. 3. Under-Praying / Spiritual Warfare – Like Elijah and Jesus, we must persist in prayer. Don't quit too soon. 4. Sin – God accepts the man before the sacrifice. Cain's offering lacked what Abel's had—purity. Don't come before God with strife or unrepentant sin.Prayer is not time wasted, but time invested.

God's goodness is more than kindness—it reveals His very nature. To call Jesus good is to declare Him as God. His justice and judgment flow from His goodness, and even when we don't fully understand, we can trust Him completely.Fellowshipping with the Good God transforms us—His goodness shapes our lives and reflects through us. And our response? Thanksgiving. Not just for what He's done, but for who He is. The cross remains the ultimate display of His goodness.Listen to this sermon to understand the goodness of God.