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P.490 Learning How To Trust In God

P.492 The Spirit Of Deliverance

P.497 The God Of Restoration

P.500 Living By Every Word Of God

Phaneroo 501 - Growing In Ranks by Apostle Grace Lubega

P.501 Growing In Ranks

Phaneroo 502 | A Strong City Lit By God | Apostle Grace Lubega

P.502 A Strong City Lit By God

P.503 Educating The Human Spirit

P.504 Dealing With Anxiety And Depression

Your Words Are Powerful Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Teaching

A Message From Your Pastor Chris Oyakhilome-

The relationships we have with others ought to be wide paths of gratitude and thanksgiving. Too often we get bogged down in the information on our interactions. We make matters transactional and keep a mental tally of who owes what to whom. Even when we do remember to say “thank you” to one another, we’re virtually consistently referring to only one activity or favor.

How regularly might we find a way to thank a person not only for something they've done, but for who they are and for what they actually mean to us?

I’m reminded of a story in the Gospel of Luke where Jesus heals 10 lepers of their afflictions, in contemplating this. Of the 10 who are healed, only one makes the attempt to say “thank you.” However he isn’t merely saying thank you. He falls down and praises God because of what’s happened. It’s clear he understands who Jesus actually is. Jesus recognizes this by declaring that the man’s religion has made him well, beyond the easy curing of the disease. By offering thanks and praise, the guy showed that he not only appreciated what was done for him, but that he desired to maintain relationship with God from that day forward.

As we gather with our families and friends for Thanksgiving and the holidays that were forthcoming, we're given the same chance as this guy who had been cured by Jesus. We now have the opportunity to show gratitude to individuals in our own lives, but we must go beyond merely thanking individuals for what they’ve done. If we need the people we care about to know how significant they may be to us, then we should tell them. We must thank them for simply being parents, our friends, kids, siblings, relatives or whatever they could be. If we need those relationships to be as substantive and as deep as they ought to be, then they have to be cherished much above anything else we appreciate or value.

All of the great things in our lives flow in the relationships we have with other, and specially from that most significant relationship that people have with God.

So, this year let’s not merely thank people for what they’ve done.

Yours in the Lord Forever, Pastor Chris

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THREE KINDS OF WISDOM FROM PASTOR CHRIS

At the beginning of the morning the alarm clock goes off and more often than not I hit the snooze button for merely those few minutes that are extra.

Then I occasionally lie there thinking about what needs to be done or occasionally truly fall asleep to wake up in panic as I've slept too long — mercifully this will not occur on Sunday mornings.

It really is interesting how we relate to the various alarms that might punctuate our day.

Some people do not want a reminder, or are before the alarm rings, some spring up the moment the alarm sounds, some might enjoy those additional few minutes.

Yet sometimes when we are out in the road and we hear siren or an alarm how can we react?

Do we then walk on or do we seek to inquire and if it be an emergency vehicle siren or pray for the people involved, both the carers as well as the needy and take an interesting look at what's happening?

There may also be times in our own lives when alarms that are emotional and spiritual cause us to reflect about what life is about as well as the priorities that we've picked.

This could be during an illness, injury, family or friendship dispute, financial problem, a bereavement or in lots of other ways.

This doesn't mean that with prayer and beliefs we could sail through life without hurt, conflict or disappointment, but it will mean that with religion that places trust in God's presence in our own lives, we have a strength and courage that enables us to look beyond the present needs to the near future.


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Phaneroo Sermons

P.247 Hope Thou In God

P.248 The Anchor Of The Soul

Koinonia Audio 2017

Dominion Over Curses-Koinonia By Joshua Selman

Phaneroo is a dynamic, life transforming and generational impacting ministry with a vision to transform nations and the entire world with the Word of God.

The Greek word ‘Phaneroo’ is translated as bringing to manifestation that which existed but is not seen. Consequently, what we want to see in this generation is that Christians start bringing forth things that men never thought existed yet they did in fact exist.

P.490 Learning How To Trust In God

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