Pastor Osinachi Nwoko

Bro Joseph Etuka

Pastor Osagie Azeta, in his sermon, emphasizes the importance of recognizing and acknowledging one's sins to experience true joy and blessedness. He highlights David's repentance and the joy of forgiveness, urging believers to seek God's mercy and maintain a humble, repentant heart. He stresses that true happiness is found in God's forgiveness and encourages believers to forgive others as God forgives them.

Pastor Tony Okoroh, in this sermon, highlights the importance of trusting in God's provision and avoiding murmuring and anxiety. By illustrating God's care for creation and reminding believers of their Heavenly Father's knowledge and care, he encourages believers to strengthen their faith, engage in fellowship, and seek God's kingdom first.

Pastor Osinachi Nwoko warns believers about the sinfulness and certain destruction of false teachers, emphasizing that God knows how to deliver the godly from temptation. He encourages believers to stay vigilant, avoid false teachings, and trust in Christ’s power to deliver and preserve them.

Pastor Osinachi Nwoko, in his sermon, warns believers about the presence of false teachers who introduce destructive heresies and deny Christ. He emphasizes the need for vigilance, grounding in scripture, and proactive warning of others to safeguard the faith and integrity of the church.

Pastor Osinachi Nwoko, in his sermon, emphasizes the divine inspiration and reliability of the scriptures. By highlighting the eyewitness testimony of the apostles and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, he underscores the truth and authority of the Bible. Believers are encouraged to pay close attention to the scriptures, allowing them to govern their lives and protect them from false teachings.

Pastor Osinachi Nwoko, in this sermon, highlights the essential role of regular exhortation in the life of a Christian. By reminding believers of the truths they know, pastors help maintain their spiritual alertness and growth. The sermon underscores the seriousness of salvatio, and the pastoral duty to regularly exhort the congregation.