BAU Christian Fellowship

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We are a community of Believers with a passion for God, His word and His people. We find our identity in Christ Jesus and we aim to become more like our Father. Join us weekly SUNDAY SERVICES; 11AM @ the CONFERENCE HALL (B515), B-Block, BAU Cyprus Campus MIDWEEK SERVICES (TUESDAYS); 6:30PM @ B202, B-Block, BAU Cyprus Campus (or 8PM online)

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THE GOOD SACRIFICE || Min. Sharon Manjate

Why do we treat God like He owes us for our bare minimum? This message opens with Cain and Abel's offerings side by side, and the difference isn't really about what was given, it's about how it was given. Cain grabbed something quick. Abel spent time choosing the best of what he had.That gap shows up in our own lives too: going to church so no one questions our faith, saying a quick prayer so we can call it done. The message pushes back on that gently but directly, reminding us that God is not just a God of love, but also a God of justice, and everything we bring Him should reflect knowing who He actually is.There's a practical center to it: three ways to bring your best to God. Know Him. Do everything with excellence. Bring a willing heart. And a challenge to stop treating ordinary life, waking up, having a meal, a place to sleep, as if it's owed to you rather than a gift.
Aug 20

THE BELIEVER'S AUTHORITY || Min. Josué Djiroda

What does it actually mean to have authority as a believer? This message breaks it down simply. Authority is exousia, power given from a higher source, and for believers, that source is Christ. But knowing you have authority and actually walking in it are two different things. The message moves through where that authority comes from (your position in Christ, not your performance), how it's activated (through faith), and the one condition that makes or breaks it (submission to God). There's a strong line here: you don't fight for victory, you fight from victory. It's already been given to you at the cross. There's also a practical, honest look at what submission looks like in real situations, not just casting things out, but fleeing what you know you should flee, and letting your everyday choices line up with the authority you're claiming to walk in. And a reminder that authority isn't only for confronting the enemy, it's for governing your own emotions too. It closes with a challenge: know your identity, spend real time in the Word, and stop waiting for someone else to stand in the gap for you.
Aug 13

JOY || Pastor Desire

What's the difference between joy and happiness? This message opens with the congregation working that question out together, and lands somewhere worth sitting with. Happiness depends on what's happening around you, but joy is born of the Spirit. It doesn't move when your circumstances do. From there, an unexpected turn into the book of Joel, where a lack of joy is directly tied to a lack of harvest. Joy isn't just a feeling, it's what draws counsel and insight out of hard situations, the way you'd draw water from a well. There's a walk through what joy actually looks like when it shows up. Singing, dancing, shouting, laughter (yes, including David dancing before the ark). And a challenge worth carrying into the week: cultivate gratitude on purpose, because the alternative, complaining, is exactly what kept a generation wandering the wilderness longer than they needed to.
Jul 30

PRAYER II || Pastor Desire

Prayer isn't just something we do. It's proof of what we believe. This message opens with a hard line: a believer who doesn't pray is a proud believer, because prayer is humility. It's coming honestly to your Father and saying exactly where you are. From there, why prayer feels like hard work sometimes, and why it doesn't have to. Prayer only becomes hard work when we try to carry it in our own strength. When the Spirit is doing the carrying, it becomes something else. A delight, not a duty. There's a walk through the kind of prayer God won't answer (the doubting, wavering kind) and the kind He will (bold, faith-filled, in Jesus' name). And a challenge that's easy to feel personally: stop waiting until the need is urgent before you start praying about it. It closes with an invitation to ask God for the grace to pray, so it stops being a chore and starts being what it's meant to be.
Jul 14

PRAYER: Why do we pray? || Pastor Desire

We started with a question nobody had a quick answer for. Why do we actually pray? The room had thoughts. To communicate with God. To align with His plan. To feed the soul. To put suggestions in our mind so we can move toward God without fully realising it. Every answer had something real in it. But the line that landed hardest? A person who doesn't pray is a proud person. This is Part 1 of a new series that's going to cover everything — what prayer is, the different types, what to pray about, what not to pray about, praying in the Spirit, in tongues, intercession, supplication, thanksgiving. All of it, bit by bit. This is just where it starts. In this episode: prayer as a two-way conversation, not a monologue. God answering prayers in ways that look nothing like what you asked for. Why prayer flows out of relationship first. And why God is genuinely interested in every part of your life — your academics, your finances, your relationships, your health. Not just Sundays.
Apr 15

THE BELIEVER'S AUTHORITY IV || Don't Throw Away Your Instrument || Pastor Desire

In this message, we're taken to the banks of Babylon — where Israel sat in captivity, refused to sing, and hung their harps on the willows. But through the stories of Jehoshaphat's choir army, Paul and Silas in prison, and Samson's jawbone, God asks us a confronting question: What have you thrown away that was once your instrument of victory? Whether it's your worship life, your prayer discipline, a skill, or even a relationship — God may be calling you back to what you've set aside. The breakthrough you're waiting for might be hanging on the very thing you abandoned.
Mar 24

DON'T FORGET THE PROMISE: Did God Really Say Rehoboth? || Pastor Desire

Three months into 2026, Pastor Desire (PD) delivers a timely and personal word — a reminder that the promises God spoke at the beginning of the year are still alive, even when life has made them hard to remember. Drawing from Isaac's journey in Genesis 26 and the theme of the year, this message is a call to return to the word, hold fast to the promise, and keep digging — because Rehoboth is real, and Beersheba is still ahead. 1. The Danger of DriftingThree months in, the pressure of life can quietly push the word of God out of your boat. The theme, the promise, the instruction — all of it fades if you are not deliberate about holding on. PD calls the church back to ask: What did God say to you at the beginning of 2026, and do you still remember? 2. Isaac's Pattern — Instruction Before IncreaseGenesis 26 shows a familiar pattern: famine came to Isaac just as it came to Abraham. Isaac's instinct was to follow his father's method and head to Egypt. But God interrupted and gave a specific instruction — dwell in the land. Obedience to that instruction unlocked a hundredfold harvest in the very land of famine. 3. Rehoboth Is Real — But Don't Stop ThereWhen Isaac dug the well at Rehoboth, God made room. But the story didn't end there — Isaac moved on to Beersheba, the well of sevenfold. The point: don't let the blessing become a ceiling. Some blessings, if we're not careful, can stop us from pressing into the greater things God has ahead. 4. You Cannot Experience Rehoboth Outside of ChristJohn 15 makes it plain — apart from the vine, the branch bears nothing. Your Rehoboth, whether financial, academic, relational, or spiritual, can only be sustained in genuine fellowship with God. The promise is real, but the posture matters. 5. The Theme Still StandsSacrifice. Sanctification. Service. Hear right. These were the pillars declared at the start of the year. PD brings the church back to these foundations, reminding us that real growth is not just about receiving blessing — it's about the quality of your walk with God. If you cannot remember what God said, you cannot hold fast to it — and you cannot contend for it.Envy is destructive. The Philistines covered wells that would have blessed even them. Check your heart.The blessing that stops you from seeking God is more dangerous than the famine that drives you to Him.God is not just interested in your prosperity — He is interested in you. His love is unconditional.
Mar 13

THE BELIEVER'S AUTHORITY III: Know Your Position, Know Your Power || Pst Richard Mason

Part 3 goes deeper into what it means to be in Christ and why that changes everything. This episode unpacks the legal logic of authority, the transfer of dominion from Adam to the devil, and how Jesus reclaimed it — not for mankind broadly, but specifically for those who are in Him. If you've ever wondered why some believers walk in power and others don't, this episode answers plainly: it comes down to knowledge. 1. All Power Belongs to GodGod is omnipotent — no one shares that title. When He swore a covenant with Abraham, He swore by Himself because there was no one greater. This is where all authority originates. 2. The Difference Between Power and AuthorityAuthority is conferred — given by one who has power, to another who operates within a defined jurisdiction. This is why Jesus in Matthew 28:18 says all authority was given to Him: He was operating as the Son, not as God the Father. 3. Adam, the Devil, and the Transfer of DominionGod gave Adam authority over the earth — no being, not even the devil, could operate without Adam's involvement. When Adam fell, that authority was transferred. Sin handed the enemy legal access to the earth realm. 4. Jesus Reclaimed the Authority — for Those In HimJesus' death and resurrection reclaimed what Adam lost — but for those in Christ specifically, not mankind broadly. If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature and a joint heir to that authority. 5. You Are the Body, Not Just a Follower1 Corinthians 12:27 — you are the body of Christ. Wherever the head is, the body is. When He was raised and seated in heavenly places, you were raised and seated with Him. That is your legal, spiritual reality. 6. You Died — and That's the PointColossians 3:1–3: the old you died in Christ. What rose from the grave was not you by your old name — it was the body of Christ. The life you now live is Christ's life. That is why the devil has no claim. 7. Your Authority Has a JurisdictionYou have authority over your domain — your life, family, health, and environment. You do not have authority to cast Satan into the abyss indefinitely — that timing belongs to God alone. Know your jurisdiction and operate boldly within it. The devil cannot act without human involvement — he needs a door. Guard yours.Demons have knowledge. The sons of Sceva found out the hard way that a wrong answer to "who are you?" has real consequences.You can be in Christ for 20 years and still be oppressed — the issue is never time, it's knowledge.You are already seated above principalities and power. Pray from that position, not from fear.The episode closes with a corporate declaration over every believer:"I died in Christ, I'm buried in Christ, resurrected in Christ. I am seated in heavenly places at the right hand of power and authority. I am too loaded to fail." 🔁 Missed the earlier episodes? Start from Part 1 for the identity foundation, then Part 2 for the four dimensions of authority.📖 Study further: Romans 6, Ephesians 1–2, Colossians 3.

We are a community of Believers with a passion for God, His word and His people. We find our identity in Christ Jesus and we aim to become more like our Father. Join us weekly SUNDAY SERVICES; 11AM @ the CONFERENCE HALL (B515), B-Block, BAU Cyprus Campus MIDWEEK SERVICES (TUESDAYS); 6:30PM @ B202, B-Block, BAU Cyprus Campus (or 8PM online)

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BAU Christian Fellowship
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2025 - 2026
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39
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