Romans 6:12 Therefore do not let sin reign in your mortal body, that you should obey it in its lusts. 

In this continuation of last Sunday’s message, we dive deeper into what it truly means to walk in the fear of the Lord and why this virtue is at the core of spiritual growth, obedience, and intimacy with God. Rev. Roland Anang explores how Jesus Himself operated in the sevenfold Spirit of God and how the Spirit of the Fear of the Lord empowered Him to live a life fully pleasing to the Father. This message exposes why many believers today lack spiritual power, reverence, and sensitivity – and how returning to holy fear is the key to restoration. We rediscover the foundational principle that shaped every great man of God — from Moses to David, Solomon, the prophets, the apostles, and ultimately Jesus Christ. This is a life-transforming call back to holy reverence, obedience, and spiritual sensitivity so that the presence and power of God can be restored to the believer and to the Church. 💡 Major Themes Covered The Fear of the Lord as a spiritual operating system The necessity of reverence in worship and daily living Obedience as the highest form of fear of God The danger of grace without repentance Why the church lacks power despite much revelation Sensitivity to sin, conviction, and spiritual alertness The power of doing God’s will over the opinions of men Restoration of the church through holy fear   Key Scriptures Referenced Philippians 2:10–11 Isaiah 11:1–3  Revelation 2:1–5  Genesis 3:10 Hebrews 12:28–29 1 Samuel 15  Proverbs 8:13

In this teaching, Rev. Roland Anang explores the theme “Rediscovering the Fear of the Lord”. Using Isaiah 11:2–3 as the foundation, the message highlights the fear of the Lord as the core delight of Jesus, the entryway to all spiritual graces, and the foundation of godly character. Through biblical examples—Christ, Joseph, and Job—the message emphasises that the fear of the Lord is not merely an emotion but a lifestyle, a spirit, a treasure, and a measure of spiritual maturity.The speaker challenges believers to examine what they truly delight in and calls the church back to reverence, honour, and holy living. Main Scripture Isaiah 11:2–3 The Spirit of the Lord Wisdom Understanding Counsel Might Knowledge Fear of the Lord “His delight is in the fear of the Lord…” Key Points 1. The Fear of the Lord Was Christ’s Delight Jesus didn’t delight primarily in power, wisdom, or understanding. His delight was in the fear of the Lord. This is what made Him stand out in character, obedience, and endurance—even knowing betrayal, pain, and humiliation ahead of time. 2. The Fear of the Lord Is the Foundation It is the substructure—the foundation upon which all the other spirits (wisdom, counsel, power, knowledge) rest. Without the fear of the Lord, none of the other spiritual graces can genuinely operate in a believer’s life. 3. The Fear of the Lord Is God’s “Treasure” Isaiah calls it a “treasure”. When you gain a person’s treasure, you gain access to everything connected to them. If you gain the fear of the Lord, you gain deeper access to God Himself. 4. What You Fear Becomes Your Master Many people fear: Man Money Accidents Flying Their spouse Their hometown But only the fear of the Lord leads to life, stability, and divine favour

In this transformational message, The Blueprint of Wisdom, we dive deep into what Scripture calls “the beginning of wisdom”—the fear of the Lord. Many believers have absorbed distorted worldly definitions of “fear”, but this teaching restores the biblical meaning: a reverent awe, a revelation-based honour, and a heart that refuses to be far from God. You will learn: 🔥 Why wisdom cannot be accessed without the fear of God 🔥 How distance from God breeds casual sin 🔥 Why awe, reverence, and submission are the true signs of a God-fearing believer 🔥 How your fears reveal your real “god” 🔥 How the Spirit of the Lord teaches the fear of the Lord 🔥 Why the fear of the Lord brings access to wisdom, understanding, strength, and direction This message confronts, corrects, and equips you to walk in life-preserving wisdom.    💡 Episode Highlights The fear of the Lord is reverence born from revelation, not terror. It is the gateway to divine wisdom, understanding, strength, direction, and sound judgement. Without fear of God, sin becomes casual and responsibilities are lost. God is both Lion and Lamb, steel and velvet. Who you fear becomes your god. The Holy Spirit teaches believers how to fear God. The fear of the Lord is shown through:• Reverence• Awe• Submission• Holy living• Righteous speech   Scriptures Referenced Psalm 111:10 – Fear of the Lord as beginning of wisdom Proverbs 2, 3, 8:12 – Benefits of wisdom Hebrews 12:21 – Moses trembling before God Isaiah 6:3 – Angels crying “Holy, holy, holy” Isaiah 11:1–3 – Spirit of wisdom & fear of the Lord Psalm 19:9 – Fear of the Lord endures forever Proverbs 23:17 (NIV/Today’s Version) – Be zealous for fear of the Lord all day long Genesis 31:42, 53 – “The fear of Isaac” 2 Timothy 1:7 – God has not given the spirit of fear 1 John 4:17–18 – Perfect love casts out fear Psalm 34:11–13 – How God teaches the fear of the Lord

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.   Proverbs 9:10

In this powerful teaching, Rev. Robin-Huws Barnes explores what it truly means to walk in the fear of God — not as a ritual or legal requirement, but as a journey from fearful obedience to reverent love. The message traces the evolution of the fear of God from the Old Testament to the New Testament, showing how the concept moved from ritual fear to moral reverence and ultimately to relationship-based love through Christ Jesus.   The fear of God is not about being afraid — it’s about being in awe. When love becomes the motivation, obedience becomes worship. Let your reverence move from ritual to relationship, from fear to reverent love.   Takeaways: Fear of God is not terror but awe-filled love that produces humility and obedience. Grace intensifies reverence — not as law, but as love responding to divine mercy. God desires your heart, not your checklist. The fear of God today is expressed through relationship, trust, and moral alignment with His character.   Scriptures Referenced: Deuteronomy 6:24 – The command to fear and obey the Lord for our good. Psalm 31:19 – God’s goodness laid up for those who fear Him. Psalm 33:18–19 – The eye of the Lord is on those who fear Him and hope in His mercy. Ecclesiastes 12:13 – The whole duty of man: to fear God and keep His commandments. Proverbs 8:13 – The fear of the Lord is to hate evil, pride, and arrogance. Isaiah 29:13 – A warning against worship without heart. Matthew 15:1–9 – Jesus confronts ritualism among the Pharisees. Hebrews 12:28–29 – Serving God with reverence and godly fear through grace. 2 Corinthians 5:14–15 – The love of Christ compels us. Mark 10:17–22 – The rich young ruler and the shift from rule-based obedience to relationship.

Hebrews 12:28-29 28 Therefore, since we are receiving a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us have grace, by which we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. 29 For our God is a consuming fire.

In this episode, we explore the divine principle of destiny helpers—the people, systems, and spiritual forces God positions to accelerate one’s progress. Drawing from the story of the man at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5:1–7), Rev. Roland Anang reveals that being surrounded by people doesn’t guarantee help; discernment and humility are key.He emphasises that while the Holy Spirit is our ultimate helper, God also works through human connections, timing, and relationships to bring about promotion and fulfilment of destiny.Listeners are encouraged to identify, honour, and nurture the divine relationships that God has placed in their lives, understanding that no one rises alone. Key Takeaways Destiny helpers are divine connections orchestrated for your progress. Discernment is crucial — not every friend is a helper, but every helper is a friend of destiny. Honour the indispensable helpers God places in your life. Humility and relationship management keep divine help flowing.

In this continuation of Accessing Divine Opportunities, Apostle Kingsley Ajei-Godson teaches on the divine agenda of humanity, emphasizing God’s original plan for man to walk in dominion, glory, and honor.Drawing from Psalm 8:4–8 and Ephesians 4, the Apostle explores why God entrusted man—not angels or other beings—with rulership on earth. Humanity was designed to manifest God’s nature, exercise authority, and live victoriously through Christ. 📖 Key Scripture References Psalm 8:4–8—“What is man that You are mindful of him?” Ephesians 4:8–13 – Christ’s ascension and the equipping of believers. Romans 8:29 – Conformed to the image of His Son. Hebrews 2 – Christ, the second Adam, exalted above angels. Main Themes Man as God’s Agenda:Humanity is the mystery of God’s eternal purpose—created to reveal His power and glory on earth. Dominion Restored in Christ:Through the second Adam (Jesus), man’s lost dominion is restored. Believers must live with a mindset of victory, not defeat. Spiritual vs Physical Growth:Salvation brings instant spiritual transformation, but physical manifestation requires growth, equipping, and maturity. The Fivefold Ministry as Opportunity:Apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers are given for equipping the saints to reach the full stature of Christ. Identity in Christ:Believers are called to “put on Christ,” reflecting His nature in thought, behavior, and dominion. Rejecting False Identities:Apostle warns against identifying with astrology, zodiac signs, and temperament theories—emphasizing that true identity is found only in Christ. Key Quotes “God is a miracle worker, not a magician.” “You don’t pray from defeat—you pray from victory.” “When you believed in Jesus, His nature was placed in you.” “Stop subscribing to zodiac or temperament nonsense—put on Christ instead.” “The purpose of church is not to glorify your pastor, but to make you like Christ.” Takeaways You were created for dominion, not defeat. God’s divine opportunities require knowledge, growth, and right identity. The more you know God, the more you understand yourself. True spiritual maturity is becoming like Christ in every dimension—spirit, soul, and body.

Pressing toward the Goal 12 I don’t mean to say that I have already achieved these things or that I have already reached perfection. But I press on to possess that perfection for which Christ Jesus first possessed me. 13 No, dear brothers and sisters, I have not achieved it,[a] but I focus on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, 14 I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.

James 1:21   'Therefore lay aside all filthiness and overflow of wickedness, and receive with meekness the implanted word, which is able to save your souls.'

Rev. Robin-Huws Barnes shares a deeply personal testimony about prophecies, seasons of lows, and how God's spoken word unfolds in our lives. He explores the authority and power of words, the difference between the old covenant (Aaronic law) and the priesthood of Melchizedek, and how Christians are blessed with all spiritual blessings in Christ. He challenges listeners to renew their minds with kingdom knowledge, avoid ignorance that hands the enemy a foothold, and steward the blessings God has already placed inside them. Scriptures Referenced: James 3:7 10 Hosea 4:6  Romans 5:8 Ephesians 1:3  Ephesians 2:6 Psalm 110:4 Hebrews 7 Ephesians 4:27 Matthew 12:36 John 7:38 Luke 11:11 13  Matthew 7:9–11 Romans 12:2 

In this powerful sermon, we uncover the Spirit of Hindrance—a demonic force that obstructs progress, delays breakthroughs, and frustrates divine purpose. Through scriptural revelation and practical teaching, Rev. Roland Anang helps listeners identify and overcome every hindrance operating in their lives, careers, ministries, and families. Listeners are encouraged to discern delays as spiritual hindrances, not divine denials, and to align their faith with God’s Word for total freedom.   Key Scriptures Referenced Matthew 8:28  Mark 4:39–5:2 Romans 8:28  1 Thessalonians 2:13–18  1 Corinthians 16:9 (AMP)  2 Corinthians 2:14 Matthew 23:13 (AMP)  Galatians 3:1  1 Timothy 4:1–2 Hebrews 12:1–2  Daniel 9:2 Genesis 15:13  Exodus 12:40 

In this eye-opening introduction to the Divine Opportunities for Progress and Exploits series, we discover how God’s intelligence, purpose, and divine design empower humanity for greatness.Through Scripture, relatable examples, and even lessons drawn from pop culture like Naruto, this message emphasizes the power of mindset, action, and faith in unlocking one’s divine potential.You’ll learn why failure is not final, how your thoughts shape your destiny, and why God has already equipped you with everything needed to dominate and succeed.By the end of this teaching, you’ll be inspired to rise above limitations, act on your ideas, and boldly step into the opportunities God has prepared for your life.   You are not an accident; you are a divine idea turned into a living reality. Your mindset determines your capacity for exploits. Failure is feedback, not finality. Productivity is divine — act on your God-given creativity. Dominion starts with understanding your authority in Christ.

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In this powerful teaching, Rev. Roland Anang unfolds the mystery of life’s divine timing — how time, seasons, and opportunities govern our journey with God.Learn how to discern your spiritual season, recognize divine opportunities, and avoid delays caused by fear or misalignment. This message will awaken your sensitivity to God’s timing and equip you to step boldly into your destiny. Key Insights God operates by times and seasons — nothing in your life is accidental. Discernment helps you act at the right time, not just with good intentions. Fear delays destiny; faith activates opportunity. You can’t walk in divine opportunity without divine preparation. Even animals know their seasons — but many believers miss theirs. Ecclesiastes 3:1 – “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” 1 Chronicles 12:32 – The children of Issachar understood the times and knew what Israel ought to do. Ecclesiastes 9:11 – “Time and chance happen to them all.” Jeremiah 8:7 – Even birds know their appointed times, but God’s people often do not. Acts 7:23–25 – Moses stepped out too early to deliver Israel. Exodus 3:7–8 – God revisits Moses 40 years later for the right time of deliverance. Luke 19:41–44 – Jesus wept because Jerusalem did not recognize the time of their visitation. 1 Samuel 17:26–50 – David seized his opportunity against Goliath with faith and boldness. (Supporting Verses) Genesis 8:22 – “While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest... shall not cease.” Galatians 6:9 – “In due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”