In this episode, Sir Elorm offers practical wisdom for staying rooted in the place of prayer. Prayer is not measured by duration but by burdens caught — the depth of communion that transforms a man.
Have you been asking questions about prayer and seeking clearer understanding? This episode includes a Q&A segment that may capture some of the very questions you’ve always wanted answers to.
You will learn practical principles for building stamina in prayer — from setting a structure and staying focused, to praying effectively and with confidence. Discover how to pray according to the will of God, plead His promises, and approach Him with a clear conscience and boldness as a son.
In this teaching, confidence in prayer is restored, faith is rekindled, and the believer is stirred to pray with revelation and rest.
What to Expect:
- Practical wisdom for staying in the place of prayer (Q&A inclusive)
- Building to stretch in prayer
- How to pray effectively
- Why you should be confident in the place of prayer
As you listen, may your faith be strengthened, your discipline renewed, and your confidence in God’s faithfulness deepened.
Shalom! Maranatha!
In this episode, Sir Elorm unfolds the depths of prayer in the Spirit — the prayer of the heart. He distinguishes between praying with your spirit and praying in the Spirit, revealing that while praying with the spirit deals with other tongues, praying in the Spirit captures the inward posture of the heart aligned with God.
Groaning, often misunderstood, is not a prayer language but the deep sigh of creation under corruption — an awareness of pain and imperfection awaiting redemption. The Spirit makes intercession with such groanings, working beyond words towards the end of adoption into divinity.
You will also learn how praying in tongues brings personal edification and entrance into divine mysteries, while Paul’s instructions help us understand order in corporate worship. The episode also highlights the hindrances to effective prayer such as unforgiveness, unbelief, doubt, laziness, and wrong motives.
What to Expect:
- The prayer of the heart
- Making all prayer in the Spirit
- Definition of groaning and its scriptural interpretation
- Debunking groaning as a mode of tongue-speaking
- Personal edification and coming into mysteries by praying in tongues
- Paul’s instructions on communal worship with speaking in tongues
- The relevance of corporate prayer
- Hindrances of effective prayer
In this session, learn to make prayer not only a language but a life — one where your heart beats with the burdens of God and your spirit aligns with His will.
Shalom! Maranatha!
In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of harnessing divine power through prayer, introducing the believer to the dynamics of spiritual energy, submission, and transformation in the place of communion. Prayer does not only build capacity; it disciplines the soul, refines the body, and energizes the environment.
Have you desired to build capacity in prayer? Do you know that your confessions without prayer are powerless? The soul was forged in fire—and the only way to stay alive in God is to stay on fire through prayer. In this session, you will discover how prayer activates divine power, enforces godly submission, and awakens spiritual consciousness.
We also begin our exploration into the mystery of tongues—understanding the difference between allos glossa and heteros glossa, “new tongues,” and the spiritual reality behind the Acts 2 experience. You will learn that speaking in tongues is not merely utterance but a participation in the language of heaven and of creation itself.
What to Expect:
- Harnessing the power within by prayer
- Effecting godly submission and consciousness by prayer
- Beating your body in prayer
- Energizing your environment by prayer
- Introduction to the concept of tongue speaking
- Deeper insight to “new tongues”
- Appreciating the truth behind the Acts 2 experience
- Other tongues; Allos glossa vs Heteros glossa
- Diverse kinds of tongues—the tongue of all creation
- Cultivating the habit of speaking in tongues
In this teaching, encounter prayer as the furnace that keeps the soul aflame, the discipline that yields to divine utterance, and the gateway into the mysteries of the Spirit.
Stay burning. Stay praying. Shalom! Maranatha!
In this episode, Sir Elorm continues unveiling the discipline of prayer, following the pattern of Jesus. Jesus separated Himself to pray, showing us that prayer must be done in the secret place, not for display. Prayer is not performance but fellowship; it must flow from revelation and rest.
A praying man surrounds himself with praying people, for the company you keep sustains your consistency in prayer.
In this teaching, you will learn the various expressions of prayer — intercession as the prophetic movement of the Spirit, supplication as petitions made in humility, and the prayer of agreement as a spiritual legislation that establishes divine will on earth, among several others. We will also explore the motions and postures in prayer, such as lifting hands, bowing, and kneeling.
What to Expect:
- Jesus’ model of prayer
- Praying in the secret
- The emphasis of kingdom-minded prayers
- Importance of separation in the place of prayer
- Praying from a place of trust in God
- Intercession
- Supplication
- Prayer of agreement
- The prayer of faith
- Prayer of consecration
- Casual prayers
- Corporate prayer
- The emphasis of unity in corporate prayer
- The importance of corporate prayer
- Debunking the concept of the sinner’s prayer
- Motions and postures in prayer
In this teaching, rediscover prayer as both posture and participation. Be prepared to encounter divine light and counsel from this session. God bless you!
Shalom! Maranatha!
Prayer is not only communion; it is also the exercise of divine authority and the proof of love, loyalty, and dependence on God. In this episode, Sir Elorm explores the deeper rudiments of prayer — where access, humility, and intimacy converge to form the true posture of a praying man.
A man who prays has understood fellowship and access, for prayer depends on the authority of Christ and our enablement in Him. We do not pray from fear but from perfected love. To pray is to declare that God is faithful, that we are dependent on Him, and that His Kingdom is our pursuit.
Do you know that prayerlessness is pride and rebellion? Do you know that when you cease to pray, you have declared your sufficiency without God? Do you know that through prayer, potential is stirred into active power, and the believer becomes a vessel through which the Kingdom of God finds expression on earth? Discover these and more as we delve into this session with Sir Elorm.
What to Expect:
- Foundations of prayer—authority and enablement in Christ
- Praying from the place of perfected love, not fear
- Sustaining a perpetual desire for God
- Prayer as proof of one's loyalty, humility, and submission to God
- Energizing your environment by prayer
- Flawed perceptions about God as a hindrance to prayer
- Importunate prayers
- Prayer as your revelation of God and Kingdom
May the Lord bless you and cause you to walk in the light of these truths as you continually listen and apply them.
Shalom! Maranatha!
Prayer is not merely a tool for petitions but the breath of divine communion — the place of face-to-face interaction with God. Have you always asked God only for your needs in prayer? Do you know that much more than what you can get is what you can become? In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils Proseuchomai — the prayer that restores presence, breaks flesh, and invites the believer into the very breath of the Almighty.
Do you know that access to God’s face has always come by way of death? Do you understand the significance of the cherubim guarding the way to the garden with flaming swords? Have you ever realized that a praying man will stop sinning — and a sinning man will eventually stop praying? If you have ever asked any of these necessary questions about prayer, you are in the right place to receive light and understanding.
What to Expect:
- Communion as our lifeline
- Death as a prerequisite to beholding the face of God
- Proseuchomai: sharing in the breath of the Almighty
- The ministry of the word through prayer
- The characteristic of prayer as the identification of the church
- The Jesus pattern of praying extended prayers
- Invitation to identification and participation of the Divine by prayer
- The agency of the quickening Spirit
- The transforming power of prayer
- The lifestyle and consciousness of prayer
- Iniquity as the opposing end of prayer
In this teaching, rediscover prayer as the sacred invitation into divine likeness — a continual communion where the believer breathes with God, reigns by His life, and is transformed into His image.
Shalom! Maranatha!
Have people made you seem weak because you mourned? In this episode, Sir Elorm brings light to an often-misunderstood spiritual discipline — mourning. Far from weakness, mourning is an inward movement of love, an expression of divine compassion and intercession. To mourn is to feel the weight of God’s heart for people, for nations, and for the Church.
Jesus wept though He knew resurrection was coming; true spirituality does not deny humanity. Fasting and weeping are all aspects of mourning and expressions of the burden of love that births transformation. In the fellowship of believers, mourning with others becomes a sacred act of unity, healing, and presence.
Are you available to mourn with your loved ones? In this session, you will discover the necessity of that availability.
What to Expect:
- Mourning as a spiritual practice
- The importance of mourning
- Godly sorrow versus ungodly sorrow
- The technicality of groaning
- Mourning with others as a component of fellowship
- Maintaining hope amidst sorrow
In this teaching, rediscover mourning not as despair, but as a divine posture — where love for people and the desire to see the purposes of God actualized are expressed.
Shalom! Maranatha!
In this episode, Sir Elorm teaches on the discipline of meditation—the believer’s tool for transformation. The mind is the battleground of desires, and through meditation, we align thoughts with the Word to produce life and peace.
Drawing from both Hebrew and Greek roots—Hâgah, Meletaō, and Soo-akh—this teaching unveils meditation as musing, contemplating, and confessing until the Word finds expression within. It is not only what we think, but also what we say; for every word carries a spirit component that must resonate with our inner man.
In addition to this, Sir Elorm explores the faculties of the mind—Nous, Dialogismos, Dianoia, and Phroneō—showing how imagination, intellect, and thought converge to shape the believer’s reality. As we meditate on the Word, on God, and on His works, we move from information to transformation.
What to Expect:
- Definition of meditation
- The mind as a battleground of various desires
- Exploring technicalities of meditation
- The effect of imaginations and emotions on meditation
- Prospering by meditation
- Faculties of the mind
- Things you should meditate on
Prepare for this mighty encounter with the word of God as we unpack deeper truths about meditation and how we can harness it to produce tremendous results. God bless you!
Shalom, Maranatha!
Every move of God has been preserved because someone wrote. In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the spirituality of journaling, not as a mere habit, but as a covenant act that sustains memory, continuity, and faith.
From Moses writing for a memorial to Habakkuk inscribing the vision, scripture shows that journaling is God’s way of preserving revelation for generations. Writing is not just remembrance, it is partnership with God’s intent for longevity. It marks progress, guards counsel, and keeps us accountable to the instructions we have received and things we ought to do.
Here, Sir Elorm teaches on the different kinds of journaling, how to capture divine experiences accurately, and the implications of neglecting this discipline. For every believer seeking growth and clarity, journaling becomes both a mirror and a memorial of God’s dealings.
What to Expect:
- The spirituality of journaling
- Kinds of journaling
- Elements to take note of when journaling
- Implications of not keeping a journal
Prepare for this practical yet sacred guide to recording divine patterns and walking faithfully in remembrance. God bless you!
Shalom! Maranatha!
Fellowship is not only personal—it is corporate participation in the life of the Spirit. In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the power of gathering, the bonds formed through communion, and the sanctifying hope that accompanies those who love the Lord’s appearing.
From breaking bread to building bonds, fellowship becomes the ground for unity, giving, and impartation. The cry of Maranatha is not just a call for Christ’s return, but a summons to purity. Where there is unity, the Lord commands His blessing; where there is love, faith, and worship in the Spirit, the Church is strengthened in glory.
Here, Sir Elorm teaches that true fellowship flows from the Spirit of Glory—bringing believers into one faith, one hope, and one love. Through fellowship, we not only receive but give, edify, and partake of divine advantages together.
What to Expect:
- Gathering of the saints
- Let him be accursed!
- Building through relationships through eating together
- Cultivating bonds among the brethren
- Fellowship of the Spirit
- The glory of the Spirit
- The temple of the Spirit
- Worship of the Spirit
- Access of the Spirit
- The unity of the Spirit
- The love of the Spirit
- The faith of the Spirit
- The gifts and impartations of the Spirit
- The hope of the Spirit
- Advantages of fellowship
Prepare for this enlightening and transformative session as we feast in light together on the subject of fellowship!
Shalom! Maranatha!
Fellowship is more than gathering — it is participation in divine life. In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of true fellowship as the believer’s entrance into partnership, intimacy, and shared responsibility in the body of Christ.
From the breaking of bread in Acts to the oneness of Spirit in 1 Corinthians 6:17, he shows that fellowship is both a business of light and a covenant of purity. The quality of a believer’s fellowship determines the quality of their confession, their joy, and their strength in the faith.
Here, Sir Elorm expounds on the depth of being joined to the Lord, the security and cleansing that come through fellowship, and how every genuine communion flows from the cross—the highest revelation of God’s peace and power.
What to Expect:
- Intricacies of fellowship
- Security by fellowship
- Lots in fellowship
- Declaration—the motion of fellowship
- Fellowship with the Father and Son
- The Spirit and fellowship
- Joy as a product of fellowship
- True fellowship in light
- The power of fellowship
- Defiling and perverting the spirit (filthiness of the spirit)
- Understanding being JOINED to the LORD (the accurate concept of the amalgamated spirit)
Brace up for stirring call to return to the purity, joy, and power of divine fellowship — where the believer’s union with Christ becomes both their strength and security.
Shalom! Maranatha!
In this episode, Sir Elorm opens a profound discourse on the mystery of the Volume of the Books and the Scripture of Truth—two distinct yet connected realities in divine guidance. The Volume of the Books reveals what a man is called to fulfill, while the Scripture of Truth unveils what must surely come to pass according to divine decree.
God guides His people not only through revelation but also through ordained men—burning and shining lights who lead others into alignment with the will of God.
Here, Sir Elorm expounds on the principle of fatherhood in the faith, the divine pattern of authority, and the necessity of relating rightly with those who have been set over us. Not every instructor is a father, and not every manifestation of grace implies an office. True fatherhood is tied to divine ordination, continuity, and conformity to Christ.
How does one discern a true father in the faith? How should honour and obedience flow without idolizing men? These are the weighty matters addressed in this session.
What to Expect:
- Volume of the books and scripture of truth
- The necessity of ministers in guiding the Church: burning and shining lights
- The distinct role of the office of fathers
- The principle of fatherhood in the faith
- The discrepancy between fathers and instructors
- Relating in honour to your father in the faith
This is a necessary conversation on divine order, fatherhood, and the patterns of God that sustain growth and maturity in the faith. Brace yourself as we feast together in this light! God bless you!.
Shalom! Maranatha!
In this episode, Sir Elorm unveils the mystery of how spoken words establish divine agreements that shape both destiny and direction. Through confession, the believer aligns with heaven’s order, yet through ignorance, many unknowingly enter covenants outside the light.
This conversation also opens a vital dimension of guidance — the ministry of angels. Who are angels, and how do they guide, guard, and minister in the believer’s journey? Walking through the Tanakh, gospels, and epistles, we explore interesting experiences of angelic guidance.
Do you know a baby can be sanctified from the womb? Do you know that consciousness is a requirement for having angelic experiences? How aware are you of the unseen guides assigned to your path, or the saints positioned as instruments of divine help?
What to Expect:
- Mastering covenant by confession
- Angels as guides
- Guarding as a dimension of guidance
- Understanding the term “angel”
- Cases of angelic guidance from scripture
- Sanctification from the womb
- Jesus the Nazarene, not Nazirite
- Sustaining angelic consciousness
- Men as angels
- Saints of old in angelic roles
- Esteeming glorious ones and dignitaries
- Wisdom in dealing with angels
Brace yourself for this insightful and powerful session that calls the believer to discernment, reverence, and the consciousness of divine partnership in guidance.
Shalom! Maranatha!
What To Expect:
- Understanding cult and cultism
- Brotherhood and unity
- Confession as tied to cultism
- The safety of brotherhood
- Divine guidance
- The guiding nature of God
- Guidance through godly confession
- Guidance by the word
- Covenantal confessions
What To Expect:
- The technology of confessions
- Living by the lips
- Power of the tongue over thoughts
- Confession in fellowship
- Importance of confessing to the brethren
What To Expect:
- The pride of God
- The operations of evil angels
- Having confidence in God
- Free will and the battle of right and wrong
- Submitting to the will of God
- Deception in the church
- Prophets with lying spirits
- Falsehood and offense
- The ungodly seed
- Oaths and vows
- The ordinance of God
- Honouring earthly authority
- Creation, deliverance and judgement
- The prideful man
- Delighting in YHVH
What To Expect:
- The deposition of God’s deception
- The two aspects of ensnaring
- Three intricate matters of the prophetic
- Disadvantages of having idols of the heart
- God's standard of morality
- Reasons why God ensnares
- The principle of opposition; Pride
- Men as instruments for God’s judgment
- Proclaiming the justice of God
- Understanding the sovereignty of God and His will
- God’s Justice, Judgement and Mercy
- Authority: the ordinance of God
- The counsel of His will
- The Watchers and Holy Ones
- The duties of a watchman
- Men coming into judgment with God
- Boldness through understanding God’s sovereignty
Not every good work will be seen by men, but none will go unnoticed before God. Sir Elorm teaches that true maturity is to live for the applause of heaven rather than the approval of men. Scripture says, “Some men’s sins are open beforehand... and likewise also the good works of some are manifest beforehand; and they that are otherwise cannot be hid.” When you choose to continue in good works, it will surely be revealed in time — whether now or in eternity.
Have you ever felt unseen in your service to God? Do you stop doing good because no one seems to notice?
The mark of a mature believer is diligence — to keep doing good even when no one applauds. Your motivation must be love for God, not the reward of men. God is not unrighteous to forget your labor of love. Faith and patience are the twin pillars that uphold your partnership with the vision of God. Faith holds on to the Word; patience holds on until it manifests.
In a generation quick to label radical givers as brainwashed, this episode calls you to a higher vision — one where giving, serving, and enduring are acts of love, not convenience. To provoke the hand of God is not by comfort but by sacrifice. The justice and righteousness of God will surely reward every labor done in faith.
What to Expect:
- The justice and righteousness of God
- Keeping your diligence
- Faith and patience
A stirring and faith-building session that calls the believer to perseverance, love, and diligence in every good work — till He comes.
Shalom! Maranatha!
Not everyone will stay when the road gets lonely. Sir Elorm shares that true ministry is not measured by who gathers around you, but by who remains when others walk away. Paul’s prayer — “The Lord give mercy to the house of Onesiphorus” — was born out of gratitude for a man who stayed faithful when many turned aside.
Have you ever found yourself feeling alone in the path God called you to? Can you still serve with joy when no one applauds?
Your satisfaction as a man of God must come from God, not from crowds. The call of ministry will at times isolate you to refine you. Onesiphorus stood with Paul not for recognition but for covenant. While others sought what they could receive, he sought to refresh. True partnership in ministry is revealed not in words, but in faithfulness.
Whatever you give to a man of God reflects the posture of your heart. Many are revealed not by their confession, but by their response to resources — how they honor, how they give, and how they stand.
What to Expect:
- Managing rejection
- Faithfully partnering with your man of God
An inspiring and heart-searching session that teaches loyalty, contentment, and faithfulness in the lonely paths of service — till He comes. Be blessed and inspired as you listen and follow closely.
Shalom! Maranatha!