Know this and know peace: rejection is an invisible chain God uses to redirect you toward your true purpose. Do you know that the setbacks you’ve experienced are shaping you for something greater than you can imagine? For you to know this convincingly, step into this journey of faith and discover how God uses rejection—not as an ending, but as the beginning of a divine redirection toward your destiny

What happens when we abandon the Bible’s authority as our “blueprint” for faith and worship? Imagine a ship lost at sea without a compass—how can it reach any destination? In a world of varying doctrines and personal interpretations, this lesson challenges us to reflect on whether we are truly anchored in God's authority or if we’re merely drifting through faith on the currents of human ideas, risking the confusion, disunity, and spiritual fragility that comes with neglecting God’s clear guidance.

Are you a “book, chapter, and verse” Christian, or are you a “this is what my pastor says” Christian? Do you have a “book, chapter, and verse” for each conviction in your religious life, or do you rely on what your pastor says as the source of your convictions? Is your faith rooted in the word of God, the traditions of your church, or in what your pastor says?

Experience the profound declaration and manifestation of God’s healing power. Connect with God’s process of repairing the brokenness within us, healing the emotional, mental, and spiritual wounds we carry.

Relying on human wisdom or strength rather than on God leads to turbulent and uncontrollable circumstances. Discover what it means for God to lead you beside the still waters and how you can connect with it.

This sheep bursts with joy and contentment, knowing that it has placed its trust in the right shepherd. It reflects on how the shepherd has always provided, leading it to the best pastures and protecting it from danger. Connect with the Shepherd who leads you to green pastures.

Are you still afraid of being criticized? Are you still afraid of things changing in your life? Are you still afraid of taking risk to achieve so as to achieve your purpose in life? Are you still afraid of death? If you are, then may I tell you that you are not fully utilizing the power, authority, and confidence that God has made available to you. For you not to continue living below your God-given potential, log on to the Moment of Inspiration to assist you rise above fear through faith in God’s promises and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Have you ever been afraid of dying? Have ever wondered what will happen when you die? Has the fear of death ever stop you from taking bold steps to do things that will change your life and destiny? Log on to the Moment of Inspiration and you will overcome the fear of death.

Imagine the relief and confidence you would feel if you were traveling through unfamiliar territory and had a trusted guide who knows the way. Discover how to secure God’s guidance for your life’s journey.

The spiritual blessings in Christ are not just for our eternal future; they also impact our lives here and now. Join us as we explore the transformative blessings of salvation and find inspiration for your journey.

Ecclesiastes 12:13 reminds us of our ultimate purpose: "Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man." Lingering delays this fundamental duty. God’s commandments aren’t burdensome; rather, they represent a life aligned with His will, and we are called to follow without delay. 

Do you know that you cannot live successfully without taking risks? So, if the Bible does not shy away from the reality of fear, why should you be afraid of taking risks? It is better to take a risk and fail than to fear not taking a risk and still fail, therefore confront your fear. 

Things will never change if you fear the change that you desire in your life. Confront your fear and change your life for the better because change is inevitable. Do you know that embracing change makes you overcome uncertainty and fear? Would you like to know the secret of embracing change?

When we accept Christ and are baptized, we are saved from the power of Satan and sin. Now what does it mean to be saved, dear friend?

Imagine a man living in a beautiful city surrounded by lights, music, and constant celebration. The city appears to offer everything he could desire—wealth, entertainment, and a sense of belonging. He feels secure, thinking he has found the ultimate freedom in the traditions of men that come with religious content and in the standard of the world.

If you want to break free from where you are now and move to the next level in life, the first thing you must deal with is the fear of what people think. So many of our decisions are made to please people, not to please God.

Fear is a natural protective mechanism, but it can also hinder us from reaching our full potential. The Bible assures us that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-control, equipping us to overcome challenges with faith and courage. By trusting in God and facing difficulties, we grow stronger, learning to conquer fear and live according to His purpose.

When God permits His children to go through the furnace, He keeps His eye on the clock and His hand on the thermostat. 

When you are tempted know that you are not alone in the struggle. It is an indication that you are on the Lord’s side. Satan will never tempt those who are in his camp because he has captured them already. Discover more on this broadcast!

Imagine a man, shackled by chains of addiction, wandering through a thick vapor of despair. Every step he takes is met with a heavy smash of guilt, regret, and shame. The whispers of temptation haunt his every move, pulling him deeper into the abyss. He cries out, 'Is there no way out of this hell?'

Imagine a person trapped in a dark, damp cell for years. The walls are cold and the air is thick with despair. But then, one day, the door to this cell is opened, and they are invited...