Gratitude Album Launch

21/10/2021

06/10/2020

Do not procrastinate your progress. Make decisions and take actions to make tangible progress today. Progress never happens by accident.

Be intentional!

04/10/2020

When life gives you more than you can stand, KNEEL and PRAY.

Happy Sunday family.

21/03/2018

Just 4 days to go...

18/03/2018

Just a week to go!

02/12/2017

Paul Ajibola is passionate about true, sincere worship of the King who sits upon the throne. The essence of our being is to give God praise.

04/08/2017

Why Give God Extravagant Praise and Worship?

We give God extravagant praise and worship because He is incredibly worthy.

Psalm 150, verse 2 says, "Praise Him according to His excellent greatness." He is very great, therefore we praise Him accordingly in great and expressive ways.

Just as the woman in John 12:3 poured out her expensive ointment on Jesus' feet, so we are invited to pour out our offering of worship to Him.

You may see us following many Biblical examples of praise and worship:

Clapping: "O clap your hands, all peoples; shout to God with the voice of joy." Psalm 47:1

Shouting: "Shout joyfully to God, all the earth." Psalm 66:1

Lifting Hands: "Lift up your hands in the sanctuary, and bless the Lord." Psalm 134:2

Speaking in Tongues: "And these signs will accompany those who have believed:...they will speak with new tongues." Mark 16:17

Prophecy: "But one who prophesies speaks to men for edification and exhortation and consolation... therefore, my brethren, desire earnestly to prophesy, and do not forbid to speak in tongues." 1 Corinthians 14:3, 39

Spontaneous Songs: "Sing to the Lord a new song." Psalm 149:1

Dancing: "Let them praise His name with dancing." Psalm 149:3

Flags: "We will sing for joy over our victory, and in the name of our God we will set up our banners." Psalm 20:5

Join us as we praise Him according to His excellent greatness!

Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!

06/05/2017

Join us tomorrow for another edition of (PUSH)!

with your family
a Friend
an Enemy
It's gonna be an unforgettable experience with the Holy Spirit.

Venue remains #55 Ohaozara Street (IMSU Back Gate), Aladinma.

Service starts by 8.00am.

See you on Sunday!

14/02/2017

STOP COMPLICATING TRUE LOVE WITH SELF INTEREST, LET'S RETURN TO OUR FIRST LOVE



Let me tell you a secret that you probably know already but not willing to admit.

Unconditional love, the kind that pours meaning and significance into your life, is hard to find in another human being because we are all too self-interested and too self-motivated.

Our hearts are bent toward protecting and promoting ourselves. It is not hard to see! We live in a culture that constantly measures every relationship by what we get out of it.
We stay married only as long as it is benefiting us. We commit to a relationship only until something better comes along.
The success of our relationships is measured by our need for love being met, instead of seeking to meet the need for true love in others.

The Bible speaks clearly to this fact. It calls our bent toward self-interest sin, and it was neither the way humanity, nor the world was created originally.

Adam and Eve were the first to experience love and it was much deeper than what we call love today. Adam and Eve’s relationship was perfectly woven together with one another, with God, and with the enjoyment of creation around them. There was no self-interest. Instead, their whole lives were shaped by caring for each other, caring for the world around them, and thanking God for the experience. Neither Adam nor Eve ever felt a moment of fear, rejection, or failure.
If you are familiar with the Bible’s story of the first sin, you will remember it involved a simple proposition. Adam and Eve were forbidden to eat from one tree in the Garden of Eden. As Eve passed by, a serpent whispered a temptation.

“Eve, if you eat of this fruit you will be like God.”

It is strange that the serpent did not tempt Eve with how delicious the fruit looked. The real temptation had nothing to do with appearance. Instead, the Serpent did something more subversive. He offered Eve a thought about herself. Eve asked herself a question she had never wondered before,

“What’s in it for me?”

This moment of self-discovery came with massive consequences. Eve ate the fruit and passed it on to her husband who ate it as well.

This act of disobeying God led Adam and Eve to the startling realization they had been naked this whole time. It is as if they had been so enjoying one another, and the world around them so much, that they never thought to look down at themselves.

For the first time they felt vulnerable and ashamed. They made clothes to cover and protect themselves.
God discussed their disobedience with them, because He knew that all of their relationships were falling apart as a result of their .

Eve blamed the serpent for tempting her. Adam blamed Eve for giving him the fruit and then even went so far as to blame God for giving him Eve in the first place! Neither one wanted to take the blame but was concerned only for their .

It is starting to look more like the world with which we are familiar!
The consequences for disobeying God were the loss of relationships. Adam and Eve would never be allowed back into the perfect garden world. They lost everything. We know their new world of self-interest and self-protection, because we carry with us the same sin-bent reality.

We long for real love, because we were created to love and be loved unconditionally.
[This is a very important point].

You will never find or experience the true love you are looking for in this world alone. Each of us and the world around us is too soaked in sin.

The great news is that there is One who is the very definition of Love and you can be in relationship with Him!

ITS 4 DAYS TO GO
OWERRI ARE YOU READY!!!

31/12/2016