Faith To Change Your World

Apostle Chidi Ifoh responded to the question from an undergraduate student at the University of Benin, Nigeria. See the question below: "Is knowledge a good thing? From childhood, we were taught right and wrong. But how can we ascertain the correctness of what we now know as right or wrong? Also, with the advent of AI and Elon Musk's new medical products, what guarantee do we have that the Bible will remain relevant or needed in the next say 100 years?"

But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves. For if any be a hearer of the word, and not a doer, he is like unto a man beholding his natural face in a glass: for he beholdeth himself, and goeth his way, and straightway forgetteth what manner of man he was. (James 1:22​-25 KJV)

God is a Good Father who wants to give us our heart desires, and bring us to a place of fulfillment. But our responsibility is to desire in accordance with His will and purpose. In Psalm 37:4, the Bible tells us to delight ourselves in the Lord, and He will give us the desires of our hearts. In Psalm 112:10, the scripture also affirmed that the desires of the wicked shall perish. Many do not see their desires granted because of the wickedness of their desires. In this podcast episode, Apostle Chidi Ifoh shares the practical lessons learned from God about the power and blessing of desire. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast channel and share the messages. God bless you.

Like the brethren in Berea God wants us to receive His Word heartily and progress in our revelation-knowledge like the brethren in Berea. In Acts 17:11-12, the Bible tells us about the unique culture of a unique people - the people of Berea. These people were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the Word [of God] with all readiness of mind, and searched the Scriptures daily, whether those things were so. Therefore many of them believed... From the scripture above, it is quite clear that the Bereans established the all-important habit and discipline of reading and studying the Scriptures daily. They were a people whose standard for authority and truth was the very Word of God. Although the Bereans were quick to receive the message that Paul and Silas brought them, they weren't naïve. They didn't just take Paul's word for it. Instead, they "searched the Scriptures daily to find out whether these things [which Paul preached] were so." These were a people that held the Scripture in such a high regard that it became their daily pursuit and source of truth - the only reference book or material they would read in search of what is true. Because they were familiar with the Word of God, they saw the truth of Paul's message about the Lord Jesus Christ, and they believed. They believed, like Lawyers would say, beyond every reasonable doubt. This kind of belief can never be erased. We must note that their kind of FAITH cannot be dominated. It is never enough to hear the gospel preached without searching to check... In these last days especially, I also believe that it is never effective to hear God's Word from one source alone without making reference to the Holy Scriptures for confirmation. So many Christians today run to sources other than the Bible. There's no better, more accurate and infallible source of Godly instruction other than the Bible itself. In Matthew 24:35, our Lord Jesus said, "Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my Words shall not pass away." The Word of God, which will surely stand the test of time, should remain your most reliable source of Godly instruction. This is, therefore, a noble call for you to make the scriptures the final source and authority in your life. We must be like the brethren in Berea, who received the Word with all readiness of mind and search the scripture daily - for confirmation and for spiritual growth and edification. When we give time to the searching of Scriptures and understanding the Word, we will never be tossed around by every wind of doctrine nor swayed by people's deceitful schemes. I invite you to meditate with our weekly podcast today on bit.ly/faithtochangeyourworld God bless you.

2024 is declared by the Spirit of God our Year of Greater Glory

I don't know who this is for: but you must refuse to die untimely. You must refuse to die by impulse. You must refuse to die suddenly. God's ultimate plan for us is to enjoy the more-abundant life [John 10:10]. This life is a choice, you can choose to live. Choose life so that you and your loved ones may live and declare the works of the Lord in the land of the living [Psal 118:17].

FAITH is given to the Believer for dominion. It empowers us to walk the earth according to the purpose of God. Our unique FAITH can be released by words and corresponding action. In this sermon, the man of God expounds on the procedures for releasing our FAITH and living an everyday life of victory in JESUS.

God is a God that values small beginnings. In Zechariah 4:10, the Holy Scripture urges us not to despise small beginnings because the Lord rejoices to see the work begin [NLT]. It is true that everything God does is great in itself; He is a great God, and He's involved in big things. However, that big or great thing must begin like a seed. It must begin small because God values process and He grooms us through the humble start. The Kingdom of God, in Matthew 13:31-32, is likened to a mustard seed, which is the smallest of all seeds - but when it grows, it becomes the largest of garden plants bearing numerous branches. We must know that this is exactly how His Kingdom works. It is exactly how the vision God has given to us, His children, will work. In this episode, Brother Chidi Ifoh teaches us not to despise our days of small beginnings because small beginnings, mixed with FAITH for the end, will bring us great results. Listen, meditate, and share!!!