Weekly Manna - Jijin Mathew

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You will find sermons by Pastor Jijin Mathew here. Let the word enrich all of us as we listen to it.

  1. 3d ago

    THE BLESSING IN THE FOOTSTEPS

    The Blessing in the Footsteps | Inheriting a Spiritual Legacy Certain blessings are found in the footsteps of those who have gone before us. In this episode, we explore the spiritual significance of following closely, honouring spiritual fathers, and inheriting the mantle, oil, and fire entrusted to a previous generation. Through the lives of Elisha and Elijah, and Stephen and Paul, we discover how what one generation carries can become preparation for the next. Elisha followed Elijah to the very end, witnessed the chariots of fire, and received the mantle to continue the work. Stephen’s testimony, his vision of heaven, and his witness of Jesus standing at the right hand of God became part of the story that preceded Paul’s ministry. Legacy is not merely about receiving a calling. It is about the posture of the heart, the willingness to follow, the humility to surrender, and the faithfulness to remain close. Your proximity can shape your inheritance. Your pursuit can position you to carry forward what heaven entrusted to the generation before you. Listen and discover why mantles are not merely received, oil is not merely carried, and fire is not merely witnessed. They are entrusted to those who are willing to follow faithfully.

    THE BLESSING IN THE FOOTSTEPS

  2. Oct 7

    DESIRES THAT LEADS TO LIFE

    Desire determines direction. David understood that there is always more of God to know, and therefore our hunger and thirst for Him must continually grow. Our desires can either draw us closer to God or pull us away from Him. Temptation is inevitable, but love for God gives us the strength to endure. Jesus demonstrated this perfectly when He surrendered His desire to the Father’s will: “Not My will, but Yours, be done.” (Luke 22:42) Even when David fell, he humbled himself, returned to God, and worshipped Him. The key to overcoming temptation and walking in blessing is simple: cultivate a greater hunger and thirst for God than for anything else.

    DESIRES THAT LEADS TO LIFE

  3. Oct 5

    A HEART AFTER GOD (When God becomes your greatest desire)

    In this episode, we explore the life of David and the power of a heart that continually thirsts for God. David saw a deer panting for the waters and recognized something deeper within himself: a desire for God that could never be satisfied by anything else. It is easy to thirst when we are in lack, but to remain thirsty in abundance reveals genuine desire. The Church can drift into two extremes: the Word without experience, becoming mere knowledge, or experience without the Word, becoming performance. We need both revelation and encounter. We come to church not merely to receive information, but to meet Jesus, know Jesus, and experience Jesus. David desired God, and God desired David. While Saul became a king for the people, David became a king unto God. Saul sought his own name, glory, and monument, but David’s heart continually returned to God. David was not sinless, but his desire kept drawing him back to God. Even when he lived in a palace, he could not remain comfortable knowing that the ark of God was dwelling in a tent. His desire for God made him uncomfortable with comfort and moved him to build a house for God. From the beginning to the end of his reign, David’s desire remained fixed on God. When God finds a heart that truly desires Him, the rest becomes history.

    A HEART AFTER GOD (When God becomes your greatest desire)

  4. Sep 25

    ALL THAT I AM PRAISE THE LORD

    Worship: Remembering His Goodness | Psalm 103 A beautiful journey of introspection through Psalm 103, discovering that worship begins with intentionally remembering who God is and what He has done. David calls his soul to remember: He forgives, heals, restores, crowns, renews, and reveals His righteousness, justice, compassion, mercy, and steadfast love. Even His delay is not neglect but grace; His restraint is mercy. In correction, healing, weakness, and waiting, there is still a reason to worship. Knowing God’s character is knowing God Himself. The deeper our revelation of His grace, the deeper our reverence becomes. Worship is not casual gratitude; it is our response to who He is and what He has done. Though we are fragile like dust, God remembers us. And when we worship Him, everything we carry begins to praise Him. Just as the mantle carried the oil from Elijah, what comes into contact with a life surrendered to God begins to carry the fragrance of that worship. When we worship and follow Him, our possessions, assignments, endeavors, and initiatives can become expressions of praise. Because He is the Ruler, we position ourselves under His rule. United with Christ, worship secures our identity and positions us for the place He has prepared for us in Him. Remember His goodness. Know His character. Position yourself under His rule. And let everything within you bless His holy name.

    ALL THAT I AM PRAISE THE LORD

  5. Sep 15

    NOT EMOTIONLESS BUT TRANSFORMED

    Emotions are not the enemy. Unmanaged emotions are. Did you know that the way we manage our emotions can be decisive in determining our success or failure in life? We all have emotions because God has emotions and created us in His image. But God teaches us to manage our emotions differently. Jesus wept, yet He turned His tears into a miracle. He was angry when His Father’s house was turned into a marketplace, and His passion for His Father’s house moved Him to righteous action. In this episode, we explore how to manage emotions the Jesus way. Emotions are not something to suppress or be ashamed of. They are real, but they must be brought under the truth of God. Jesus, our High Priest, understands our weaknesses and emotions. Because of His holiness, we can approach the Most Holy Place with boldness to receive mercy and grace. Grace leads us into truth, and truth gives us the wisdom of God the antidote to unmanaged emotions. Like David, our soul may be discouraged, disappointed, or overwhelmed, yet the truth we carry in our spirit can cause us to rise above what we feel and praise God again. Your emotions are real, but they are not your identity.You don't have to be ruled by what you feel.Trust the High Priest who understands you, and allow the Holy Spirit to anchor your heart in the wisdom of God. You are precious to Him, and He is able to bring your emotions under His truth.

    NOT EMOTIONLESS BUT TRANSFORMED

  6. Sep 9

    CONQUERING THE THOUGHT REALM

    Conquering the Thought Realm The thought realm is one of the greatest battlegrounds of our lives because what we continually think about eventually shapes who we become. In this episode, we explore how low self esteem, negative self perception, anxiety, fear, insecurity, and even wrong interpretations of Scripture can become strongholds in our minds. Scripture teaches us that we have been given spiritual weapons to pull down arguments and take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. God is the Director of our lives, but we are called to faithfully guard and edit what occupies our minds. What fills our thoughts eventually influences our hearts, words, decisions, ambitions, and ultimately the way we live. Through Christ, the veil has been removed. We no longer have to live under guilt, condemnation, fear, or insecurity. As we continually fix our thoughts on Jesus and allow the Spirit of God to transform our thinking, our hearts begin to produce something different, and we progressively become more like Christ. We fix our minds on God's promises, experience His perfect peace, and learn to live from the confidence of sonship rather than from lack and fear. Scriptures:2 Corinthians 10:4–5Philippians 4:8Proverbs 23:7Proverbs 4:23Isaiah 26:32 Corinthians 3:12–18 What occupies your mind is shaping your life. Fix your thoughts on Christ

    CONQUERING THE THOUGHT REALM

  7. Aug 28

    WHEN DIVINE INSTRUCTIONS MEETS OBEDIENCE

    When Divine Instructions Meet Obedience Victory is not always the assignment. Glorifying God through obedience is. In this episode, we explore what happens when divine instructions meet a heart that is willing to obey. Every instruction from God carries a revelation of identity, drawing us deeper into His heart and establishing loyalty within us. Through the contrasting stories of Saul and Gideon, we discover how identity shapes obedience, why partial obedience can weaken our walk with God, and how trusting His instructions, even when they defy human reasoning, can lead to divine results. Because when God gives the instruction, our obedience becomes the pathway through which His purpose is revealed. 📖 Psalm 19 | 1 Samuel 15 | Judges 7

    WHEN DIVINE INSTRUCTIONS MEETS OBEDIENCE

  8. Aug 18

    KNOWING THE BIRTHRIGHT IN THE SPIRIT

    Spiritual discipline helps us navigate the power of the choices we have in life in a way that protects both our flesh and our spirit. Discipline is not about religious restriction; it is about protecting destiny. What we learn from the life of Esau is that destiny can be compromised when we fail to recognize the value of our identity and birthright, especially in moments of exhaustion, vulnerability, and careless choices. The reason we fall for temptation is not just its capacity to allure us, but our failure to recognize the value of our birthright, destiny, and identity. Esau’s greatest vulnerability was not merely the temptation before him, but his inability to recognize what he carried and what he was willing to trade for a fleeting pleasure. (Genesis 25:29 onwards) When God’s Spirit joins with our spirit, there is an affirmation within us: “I am a child of God.” This revelation helps us know who we are, recognize our birthright, and become strong enough to refuse any trade off that exchanges our God given identity and inheritance for temporary gratification. (Romans 8:16 onwards) Faith operates beyond what the flesh can comprehend. The spirit is where the supernatural knowing of God begins. God searches the spirit of a man, and our spirit is a lamp unto the Lord. It is the place where God dwells and reveals His purposes. (Proverbs 20:27) Therefore, we must feed our spirit with God’s Word, speak life, guard our choices, and live from the revelation that we are children and heirs of God.

    KNOWING THE BIRTHRIGHT IN THE SPIRIT
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