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Pastor Ben Akabueze teaches on a sermon titled "Pressing On The Upward Way," emphasizing the importance of evangelism and soul-winning. He begins by discussing the Redeemed Christian Church of God's evangelism weekend, urging believers to reposition themselves for evangelism and to understand the value of every soul to God. He references scriptures like John 15:1-16 and Acts 8:1-8, highlighting God's desire for all to come to repentance. Pastor Akabueze stresses the Great Commission's mandate for Christians to make disciples, not just converts, and the necessity of ensuring new believers remain in the faith. He also touches on the rewards of evangelism, promising that God will grant what is asked in Jesus' name as believers fulfill their soul-winning mission.

Some Highlights Include:
Introduction to Evangelism
    * Emphasizes the evangelism weekend
    * Encourages studying John 15:1-16 and Acts 8:1-8
    * Highlights the intrinsic value of every soul
The Great Commission
    * Defines it as a mandate, not a suggestion
    * Reflects on the early church's evangelism efforts
    * Challenges believers to utilize their resources for evangelism
Necessity of Soul Winning
    * Discusses the love of God for the world
    * Addresses the increase of wickedness and the power of the Gospel
    * Reminds that there is no repentance after death
Categories of Believers
    * Distinguishes between soul winners and backsliders
    * Encourages self-reflection on personal evangelism efforts
    * Calls for a renewed commitment to soul winning
The Upward Way
    * Describes it as a lifelong journey towards Christ
    * Encourages perseverance despite loneliness and challenges
    * Stresses the importance of righteousness and walking in the Spirit
Conclusion and Call to Action
    * Summarizes the upward way as leading to eternity with Christ
    * Urges believers to continue pressing on despite difficulties
    * Concludes with a reminder of the rewards of soul winning

Learn from the early church's example and be inspired to press on towards a higher spiritual calling. Watch the full sermon for insightful lessons and actionable pointers that will empower your spiritual journey. Don't miss out on this powerful message that promises to deepen your commitment to Christ and His mission.

In today's sermon titled "Destined For Overflowing Peace," Pastor Sina Alabi tells us that 'to be destined' according to the Oxford Dictionary is to be regarded as developing as true according to a preexisting plan and also defined as to be certain, nothing can change it or intended or traveling towards while overflowing simply means having a container so full that it flows over.

He explains that when you have overflowing peace it is obvious and people get to see it in your life. Although the current situation in our country does not appear to be one where we can be at peace as long as we have the peace of God we have nothing to worry about. He says that it is God's plan for us to have rest in Him.

It is important to know that when we do not believe the word of God or believe the word for what it is then we are disobeying Him and so we need to be careful not to disbelieve but be as children believing freely.

Pastor Sina Alabi uses David as a primary example as he teaches us about the overflowing peace of God.

The word of God should be a part and parcel of you. Romans 1:17

As you continue to watch the sermon we assure you of a renewed faith in God and one that pushes you to cast all your worries on Him.

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In today's sermon titled "The Mercy of God", Pastor Obi Umahi explains that mercy is the compassionate treatment of those in distress. It is the fruit of compassion. He tells us that it is a gift given by someone with compassion. He goes further to say that there is an action aspect of compassion: Mercy.

He takes his first scriptural reference from Luke 15:11-23, and he uses this to teach us that no matter the mistake made in the past, mercy can locate you and re-establish you. We need the mercies of God to go through the year.

Pastor Obi tells us that there is another dimension of mercy that is found in other scriptures which is Psalm 103:17A

Some attributes of God's mercy are;
1. The Mercy of God sees 
2. The mercies of God shield from harm 
3. The mercies of God deliver from misery 
4. The mercies of God provoke celebration

We pray that you receive a deeper insight into the mercies of God.

God bless you

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In today's sermon titled "What does it feel like to experience the Mercy of God?" Pastor Ben teaches us that great joy is what is expected from experiencing God's mercy. 

Pastor Ben helps us understand that mercy is available when we acknowledge our sins and show signs of repentance. The issue with Adam and Eve was that they did not acknowledge their sin, show any sign of repentance, or ask for forgiveness, but played the blame game. 

David is the exemplary man Pastor Ben uses to show us a heart that is sorry and seeks forgiveness for the wrong he committed several times. He never blamed anyone for the sins he committed but acknowledged his wrongdoing and turned to God for forgiveness.

God is willing and ever-ready to show forgiveness as long as we take accountability for our wrongs.

As you watch the sermon, you will understand what it means to experience the mercy of God just like David did.

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In today's sermon titled Understanding The Season Of Christmas, Pastor Ben Akabueze shed light on many things that helped us understand how Christmas came to be.

Pastor Ben Akabueze did a proper teaching on Christmas and taught several things such as;

1. Origin of Christmas
2. The word Christmas is not in the Bible
3. The day called Sunday
4. Constantine's role in the celebration of Christmas
5. The Gregorian Calendar

As you listen to the sermon, you will learn a lot about Christmas, how it all began, and why it is the biggest holiday ever celebrated worldwide.