This lesson unveils the clear difference between the Patriarchal, Mosaic, and Christian dispensations, revealing how God’s method of dealing with humanity has changed through time. It challenges believers to reject outdated practices and fully embrace the New Covenant under Christ’s perfect priesthood, where true worship flows from obedience, faith, and spiritual sacrifice.

A wedding that promised joy and celebration ended in heartbreak when uncontrolled anger shattered trust and exposed hidden danger. This gripping story reminds us that while anger is natural, unchecked rage destroys lives—and only self-control guided by God’s Word can turn the fire of anger into the light of peace.

This lesson boldly unmasks false doctrines and declares with Scripture that baptism is not optional but the God-ordained point where sinners receive forgiveness through the blood of Christ. It challenges every listener to choose between following human opinions or obeying the unchanging Word of God that alone brings salvation.

Love is not found in fireworks but in the quiet embers—the whispered apology, the hand that lingers, the vow silently renewed when no one is watching. But what if the very thing that keeps love alive is not perfection, but the daily choice to stay—would you dare to keep choosing?

From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture thunders with one unshakable truth: Jesus is not merely a teacher or prophet, but God Himself—eternal, worshipped, and possessing authority only the divine can claim. His resurrection sealed this identity beyond doubt, leaving every soul to confront the piercing question: if Jesus is truly God, what will you do with Him?

In this inspiring Diasporan episode on Truth and Life Radio, Dr. Ebenezer Udofia shares how faith and humility helped him thrive and serve God while living in Kenya for over 14 years. His story reminds every believer that no matter where life takes us, with Jesus by our side, every foreign land can become home.

From the heart of Freetown, a divine flame was ignited as the ACAC 2025 Conference awakened Africa’s sleeping conscience, calling believers to stop throwing coins at the continent’s problems and start bringing Jesus into them. This is not just a story of revival—it is a trumpet call for Africa to rise, lift the broken, and march forward with the cross of Christ blazing the way.

In a stirring broadcast from Truth and Life Radio, Abuja, voices from Sierra Leone’s ACAC 2025 Conference ignited the airwaves with tales of unity, sacrifice, and a rekindled mission to reclaim Africa for Christ. From the passionate testimonies of Nigerian missionaries to the heartfelt call of young visionaries, this wasn’t just an interview — it was the sound of a continent rising, one soul, one nation, and one purpose at a time.

In a riveting interview on Truth and Life Radio, Abiodun Adegoroye unveils the rebirth of a divine revolution—Africans Claiming Africa for Christ (ACAC)—a movement calling Africans to reclaim their continent for Jesus and complete the unfinished mission of the Gospel. As he recounts ACAC’s journey from vision to revival, his words ignite suspense and hope, leaving listeners with one burning question: Could this be the dawn of Africa’s greatest spiritual awakening?

When we embrace the power of a sound mind given as a gift from God, we begin to see and respond to life through godly lenses. Aligning with the mind of Christ helps us to gain the ability to think rightly, act justly, and live fully in alignment with God’s will.

The same Word that thundered “Let there be light” in the beginning still echoes today—alive, active, and powerful enough to part seas, raise the dead, and resurrect destinies. You were created in the image of a speaking God, which means your words—when anchored in faith and aligned with Scripture—carry the same creative force to shape reality and shift atmospheres. So don’t just carry the Bible—declare it, live it, and release it, because when God’s Word flows through your mouth with faith, darkness must bow, dry bones must rise, and the impossible becomes possible.

Behind the pulpit’s light lies a shadowed story—wives of shepherds quietly carrying unseen burdens, navigating between being encouragers, confidants, and silent intercessors while their own hearts wrestle with guilt, criticism, and loneliness. Yet in Sister Dawn’s journey, we uncover a powerful truth: the strength of a shepherd’s wife is not in perfection, but in prayer, community, and the unshakable grace of the true Shepherd who leads them all.

The Bible is not just an ancient book—it is a timeless record that has defied centuries of scrutiny, carrying historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecies, and a unified message no human effort could produce. Beneath its pages lies more than history; it holds divine truth and unshakable authority, confronting every generation with the question: fact or fiction?

In a stirring broadcast on Truth and Life Radio, Abuja, Felix Ekpenyong unveils Africans Claiming Africa for Christ (ACAC)—a divine movement calling Africans to take the lead in spreading the Gospel across their continent. With passion and prayer, he invites listeners to join this awakening that will climax at the ACAC 2025 Conference in Sierra Leone, declaring with conviction that *Africa belongs to Jesus!

The Industrial Age trapped people in the illusion of security through salaries and paper money, but the truth is clear—real wealth is not in currency, it’s in value. Today, in the Digital and Knowledge Economy, money no longer follows hard labor but flows to those who solve problems, create systems, and leverage knowledge.

Marriage is not a response to fleeting feelings but a divine covenant that calls us to die to self, walk in oneness, and raise godly offspring. This lesson challenges us to move beyond shallow desires for comfort and instead embrace marriage as a sacred assignment that reflects God’s love and advances His greater plan.

Two people broke the rules on Nigerian flights—one landed in prison, the other walked away with just a ban. But beneath the drama lies a bigger question that pierces homes, churches, and nations: why does injustice thrive where God demands fairness?

Grace is God’s greatest gift—an undeserved lifeline that saves us from eternal doom—yet it demands a response of faith expressed in obedience. The haunting question remains: will you merely admire the gift of grace from afar, or will you embrace it on God’s terms before eternity calls your name?

This lesson pierces through tradition and exposes the truth: Jesus alone is head of the church, and the New Testament—not man-made systems—must govern our giving and worship. It challenges us to confront hypocrisy and greed, and to return to Christ-centred stewardship where offerings flow from love and truth, not compulsion or corruption.

Dr. Joseph Onoja reminds us that environmental care is a sacred duty, where small daily actions—like reducing waste, conserving water, and planting trees—can spark big community transformation. True stewardship means valuing God’s resources, protecting creation, and passing on a cleaner, safer world to our children.