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.

Brother Jeff Dodson revealed that true shepherding is not about carrying every burden alone but about building a loving, intentional community that walks with people in their struggles. He reminded us that while criticism and burnout are real, the strength of a shepherd comes from unity, trust in God, and choosing to love first—just as Christ did.

Many today claim that tongues prove spirituality, but Scripture reveals a truth far deeper—and far different. If what happened in Acts 2 was Spirit-given languages with divine purpose, then we must ask: what exactly are we hearing today?

Torn between cultures, many second-generation immigrants live in a silent storm—too Nigerian for Americans, too American for Nigerians—leaving them unseen and emotionally homeless. Yet in that hidden ache, God steps in, not only to comfort but to transform their fractured identity into a bridge of strength, faith, and purpose.

Floods, deserts, and pollution are shouting a warning—the earth we live on is crying out under the weight of our neglect. The real question is not whether the earth can survive without us, but whether we can survive without caring for the earth God entrusted to us.

This lesson challenges every believer to look beyond the noise of outward religion and measure true faith by obedience to God’s Word, not by miracles, eloquence, or prosperity claims. It exposes the emptiness of false teachers and points us back to the unchanging gospel of Christ, stirring us to test all things by Scripture and hold firmly to the truth that saves.

Beware: the most dangerous false prophets aren’t the blatant heretics—they’re the charismatic ones who make you feel holy while leading you astray from God’s Word. “What if your pastor’s ‘thus saith the Lord’ contradicts Scripture will you still obey it? True salvation demands more than emotional highs—it requires surrendering to Christ’s exact blueprint, not man’s convenient edits.

What if the love you’ve buried beneath silence and routine is the very key to unlocking a deeper, divine connection—a love that mirrors heaven itself? Pure Hearts dares to uncover the mysteries between hearts, and next time… the question we’ll ask might just change everything you thought you knew about love.

Marriage is a sacred, God-ordained covenant that demands unwavering commitment, selflessness, and alignment with Heaven’s blueprint—far beyond fleeting romance or mere legal agreement. In this eye-opening lesson, Stephanie Ike Okafu dismantles common misconceptions, revealing how honoring the covenant unlocks divine blessings, safeguards relationships, and shapes eternal destinies.

A passenger boarded a routine flight from Uyo to Lagos — but instead of stepping off at her destination, she found herself in the notorious Kirikiri Prison after a heated clash with airline staff. What began as a simple request to switch off her phone spiralled into a scandal that shocked the nation, leaving everyone asking: how did a one-hour flight end like this?

Wilma Rudolph’s rise from a fragile, polio-stricken child to an Olympic gold medalist teaches us that true greatness is not handed out—it’s earned through pain, persistence, and sacrifice. When life feels like a fiery furnace or a raging flood, it’s not the end—it’s the process, and God promises to walk with us through it all (Isaiah 43:2). Your dream will demand a price, but if you keep pushing—through fear, rejection, and delay—you’ll discover that the pressure you’re feeling today is shaping the champion God is calling you to become.

What if the greatest act of leadership is not in commanding loudly, but in the quiet strength of prayer, patience, and gentle entreaty that wins a soul back to Christ? And what if the future of the church depends not on titles or authority, but on leaders who dare to live authentically, love consistently, and shepherd with compassion in a broken world?

How can nations navigate the challenges of governance, morality, and economic stability by applying these timeless principles? Is it possible for a country to be blessed by following God’s principles? Join us as we explore God’s promise of overtaken blessing with a scholar, Felix Ekpenyong.

Do you know that some people are unknowingly chained to habits that slowly destroy trust, drain resources, and shatter lives, yet they convince themselves all is well? It may seem as if there is no way out, but there is a way out, and the moment you discover it could be the turning point that changes your life forever. Join us on Gist and Gospel to discover that way.