In times of crisis, God wants us to trust Him. Before His crucifixion, Jesus prepared his disciples for life after His departure. They were about to experience a severe shock to their psyche. He told them, "Don't let your heart be troubled..." (John 14:1). Amid the current pandemic, He wants us to trust Him, not panic.We should take all the necessary precautions. Self-isolation doesn't mean a lack of faith. It means you are being considerate.Have a blessed week. 😉Don't forget to listen, subscribe, like and share. 👊🏾😉👍🏾______________________www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.ukwww.embracinglifeinchrist.com_______________________pastor@higherlifechristiancentre.org.uk

Usually, people get shutdown with God said this; the Holy Spirit said that. They don't feel they have the space to scrutinise what is said to them. Some believers have even gone as far as getting married based on one party's revelation from the Lord. This is risky.Asking questions isn't wrong. The early apostles gave us checks and balances to keep us safe. 😉

Would you be willing to go with the truth? Sometimes we let the opinions of others get in the way of God's word. Once He opens your eyes, the Father wants you to walk in the light revealed.It might be uncomfortable. You might have to walk alone. But go with the Word. God with the Father.------------Website - www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.ukwww.embracinglifeinchrist.com-------------Email: [email protected]: pastor_olua

Jesus told us to beware of false prophets (Matthew 7:15). It is an issue we seldom like to highlight. But in an atmosphere where many self-proclaimed prophets flourish, we need to heed the words of our Saviour.We can't afford to be gullible. We must test the source. We must examine those who dish out prophetic words and claim to work miracles (1 John 4:1).----------------------www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.ukwww.embracinglifeinchrist.com--------------------pastor@higherlifechristiancentre.org.uk--------------------Don't forget to Follow, Share, Like & Subscribe.

The challenges we face can, indeed drive us towards the Father. We might not start out searching for Him. But somehow He orchestrates events to bring us to the knowledge of the truth. We must be aware of the fact that God is not the source of every supernatural experience - Acts 16:16-21.----www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.ukwww.embracinglifeinchrist.org.uk

It is easy to be deceived by miracles, signs and wonders. In times of desperation, people are usually open to all kinds of spiritual experiences. We must be cautious. Why? Because God is not the source of all spiritual experiences.Preached on 26.01.2020www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.ukwww.embracinglifeinchrist.com_______________________________Email: [email protected]

What is your focus? Christ? Or the things you can get from Him? Our Heavenly Father wants us to know Him. He wants us to move beyond running after miracles and the spectacular. There is no substitute for knowing Him. Don't let the bells and whistles distract you.Preached on 19.01.2019 www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.uk

There are many things we allow into our lives that stop us from growing in Christ. We need to weed them out, so that we can be the people God wants us to be.Live Sermon @ HLCC 12.05.2020www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.ukpastor@higherlifechristiancentre.org.uk

Sermon preached on 05.01.2020.Old and New Testament saints never saw themselves alone in their struggles. Even when things suddenly sprung up, their default position was God. Christians are not excluded from the trials of life. But our Heavenly Father expects us to rejoice in Him regardless. Website address for Higher Life Christian Centre: www.higherlifechristiancentre.org.uk

When it comes to getting married, does our loyalty to Christ matter? Life can be complicated. It is better not to complicate it further.