Theme: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust that you are well and rejoicing in all that the Lord is doing in and for you. Our quarter theme on: God’s Power at work in us continues this Sunday with a look at Abraham and the matter of Righteousness by faith. Do you struggle with whether God approves of you or not; about what He thinks of you? Then you must not miss Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in Us Brethren, I trust this meets you well. Our quarter series on ‘The Power of God at work in us‘ is getting more interesting. This week we look at something many struggle with – believers and unbelievers. And that is God’s righteousness. This Sunday’s topic is: God’s Righteousness Revealed. Key Learnings are: Jews are chosen by God and custodians of the law, however, there’s a downside – we Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust this email finds you well. This Sunday, we will be looking at the sticky issue of obedience as we continue in our quarter theme ‘The Power of God at work in us.’ Our topic is ‘Obedience- the essence of the Law. Key Takeaways:1. Reading, hearing, studying, and teaching the word of God without obeying it personally will not get us anywhere with God. Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust this email finds you well. Our quarter series takes an interesting turn to look at the godlessness of man. This is so important for us to understand if we must understand why God has such a harsh response to sin. This understanding should give us some extra impetus in our effort, as a Church, to reach men with the saving knowledge of the Lord Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, Happy Easter. Like someone said, its Friday, but Sunday is coming. And this Sunday, the main issue on every believer’s mind and even non-believers, is the resurrection. That is what we will be exploring in our study. Key Learning Points: The resurrection of Jesus Christ was an actual physical raising of Jesus’ body from the dead. And apart from His disciples, scores of other people Read more…
Theme: The Power of God at Work in us Brethren, I trust you are well. Welcome to Q3. Last quarter, we looked at servant leadership. This quarter, we shall be looking at Romans, as we explore the power of God at work in us. We need that power to live out the lessons from the studies on servant leadership. Our first topic for this quarter is The Gospel of Christ. Key Learning points: include1. The gospel is Read more…
Theme: Servant Leadership Brethren, I trust you are well. We finally come to the end of this exciting and challenging quarter series on Servant Leadership. During the series, we saw Jesus Christ as the ultimate model of servant leadership. We also saw other examples of servant leadership in Scripture. Alongside those human examples, we looked at aspects of servant leadership, including the cost. And today we wrap up with a call to action. Key Learning Points Read more…
Theme:Servant Leadership Brethren, How are you doing today? I trust this email finds you well. One of the issues around leadership is the role of women in leadership, especially wives and mothers. And our topic this Sunday, highlights one such individual who not only wore the cap of wife and mother, but also that of prophet and judge (leader). Deborah stands tall as an example for all to see the significant roles women can play in Read more…
Theme:Servant Leadership Brethren, Hope your week has gone well. Do you ever wonder why there is so much confusion in most societies? The answer is right here in our study this Sunday on Consequences of Failed Leadership. In this Sunday’s study, God reminds us that we ignore His clear written commands at our own risk. Key Learning Points:1. A life invested in sin (disobedience to God’s word) is the principal cause of leadership failure. And Read more…
Theme: Servant Leadership Brethren, I trust that you are well. Our quarter series on Servant Leadership continues this Sunday with a look at ‘Selfless Leadership. And it is quite timely, coming during this period of transition, both at the National level and in our VFC family. The study is also applicable in every other area of our leadership interactions – family, neighborhood, etc. Key Learnings include:1. Self-interest impedes vision, which is a key attribute for servant Read more…