The Honour Culture
When you come to a deeper understanding and revelation of who God is, it commands more honour from you because there is glory due to His name. Psalm 29:2
📌 The revelation of God’s glory should drive us to cultivate a stronger honour culture. Honour the Lord as though He is physically present because He truly is.
To give God the glory due to Him, you must:
📍 Assume He is always present and sees all things—because He does. Psalm 139:9
📍 Obey His commands. Worship is incomplete without obedience. John 14:15. Honour God through your actions and lifestyle.
📍 Know that worship is any act or sacrifice that demonstrates your consecration to Him.

📍 Steward your resources. How you spend money reveals your convictions. In all you do, side with God.
📍 Institute a legacy of honour in your home. Let your children observe your honour for God in your daily life, beyond just your words. 2 Timothy 1:5
📍 Honour the Lord visibly. Let people witness your reverence for Him in your lifestyle.
📍 Honour others. Matthew 25:31-40
📍 Allow God’s Word to transform your culture.

We learnt that God achieves in our life what He wants to by His word, and it goes beyond being ecstatic.
📌 Two times in the Bible we were told to learn from animals because what God is trying to teach us is basic;
1. Proverbs 6:6-8 - By the observation of our lives, there should be a structure.
2. ⁠Matthew 6:26 - A teaching on handling anxiety.
And here lies the balance. By the providence of God, good things would still come our way even if we work.
📌 Here are more key points from this sermon;
- The goodness of God in the past should give you confidence for the future.
- ⁠God has given us His best as a born again child of God by giving us His Son. He who did not spare His own Son, but delivered Him up for us all, how shall He not with Him also freely give us all things?
- ⁠It is a spiritual law to believe you will have a great year even without an evidence.
- ⁠It is okay to plan, but never look at your future judging from your current state.

📌 Times in the Bible where Jesus called people fools.
1. Matthew 23 - Those who focus on money instead of focusing on God.
2. ⁠Luke 11:40 - Those who focus on the outside rather than the inside.
3. ⁠Luke 12 - The rich fool.
- Prioritizing material gains at the expense of your soul is a foolish way to live.
- ⁠In following God’s purpose, many times you strip yourself of some privileges.
Two things we will focus on as a ministry this Year;
1. We will honour the Lord.
2. ⁠We will serve men.
6 Things About the Year of Legacy;
1. A year of worship
2. A year of thanksgiving.
3. A year of service.
4. A year of corporate fellowship.
5. A year of model living.
6. A year of generosity.

And whoever desires to be first among you, let him be your slave— just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many.””
‭‭Matthew‬ ‭20‬:‭27‬-‭28‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

2025 is a year where we set and show a legacy of love for God and His people, a year where we imbibe the humility of Christ and understand that greatness in the Kingdom lies in service.

Make these declarations as we prepare for 2025 - our year of LEGACY!

#Legacy #LovingGod #LovingPeople #CCIGlobal

Listen to the timeless sermon that kicked off the Reboot Camp 2024, tagged "METAMORPHOSIS"

Discover how salvation isn’t earned through works but given freely through the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Reflect on the story of Abraham and Isaac, a powerful foreshadowing of God's love and provision through Christ. This episode unpacks key lessons: the necessity of a sacrifice, the futility of relying on good works, and the gift of salvation through faith alone. Tune in and embrace the timeless message of redemption and grace.

In this session, Apostle Emmanuel Iren shares key steps to experience spiritual metamorphosis:

Be Courageous – Courage is essential for a life of prayer to manifest its power. Learn to overcome fear and develop boldness (Deuteronomy 20:1).

Hard Work – Stand out by committing to diligence and excellence in all you do.

Sacrifice – True spiritual growth requires sacrifice. Faith isn’t by works, but it’s never without action. Be a blessing to others as God blesses you.

This session equips you to align your faith with practical steps, enabling you to embrace transformation and live courageously.

In this session, Apostle Emmanuel Iren shares four powerful ways to activate your prophetic imagination:

With the Word – Meditate on God’s Word by imagining it, allowing Him to expand your opportunities.

By Prophecy (Prophetic Transportation) – Experience the promises of God as He sends you to glimpse your "promised land."

Prophetic Examples – Learn from others’ stories as God uses them to awaken your prophetic potential.

Prayer – Open your spirit to God’s work, gain clarity, and receive prophetic direction through prayer.

With insights from Acts 9:11-12, this session will inspire and equip you to align with God’s vision for your life.

Podcast Description:

In this session, Apostle Emmanuel Iren delves into the power of imagination and how aligning your thoughts with God’s Word can transform your life. Discover two key indicators of God’s presence: the joy that fills your heart and an awareness of your need for His grace. Learn the importance of mortifying the flesh daily, reckoning yourself dead to sin, and building a consistent habit of righteousness. With insights from Colossians 3:1-3, Romans 6, and Ephesians 2, this session will equip you to embrace the life God has prepared for you.

Podcast Description:

In this session, Apostle Emmanuel Iren unpacks the transformative power of prayer in "Metamorphosis of God in Prayer." Learn why faith is essential for change, how the Gospel's impact defines true ministry success, and what it means to be an envoy of Christ. Explore the divine process of prayer—not just for requests but as an incubation for spiritual transformation. Discover how God uses prayer to elevate and mirror His plans for your life, with insights from Hebrews 11:6, 2 Corinthians 3, and Jeremiah 33:3. Tune in and embrace the spiritual metamorphosis that prayer brings!

📌Here are some key points to note from this sermon;
- There is constant spiritual warfare, and we must remain alert to the schemes of the devil.
- ⁠While the devil is defeated, he continually seeks vulnerabilities.
- ⁠As believers, we must remain conscious of God’s covering and use the divine advantage we have in Christ.
- ⁠Endurance is essential in spiritual growth. If we cannot love or believe when it’s difficult, we haven’t fully developed endurance.
- ⁠Every spiritual discipline will be tested, and enduring in prayer is vital.
- ⁠A true prayer life requires perseverance.
- ⁠Prayer should not be limited to times of need but should be consistent.
- ⁠Luke 18:1 reminds us to persist in prayer, even when answers are delayed, pressing on until we see results.

We are encouraged not to wait for challenging times before building our prayer lives. Instead, we should cultivate a consistent practice, building spiritual momentum for when it is most needed.

As Believers, we must ensure that the Kingdom is our most important priority.
Whatever you are seeking—whether it’s a job, business growth, or marriage—the principle remains: Seek first the Kingdom of God. Matthew 6:33
Prayer is a test of priority: Every prayer time reveals where your heart truly lies.
God is impressed when your priorities align with His purposes.
The ultimate goal of prayer should always be to the glory of God, not our personal gratification.

In this Special Anniversary Service, our Apostle, delivered a powerful message centered on the importance of valuing spiritual things, particularly the worth of a soul.❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
He began by emphasizing the power of hindsight, noting that God, the author of the Bible, is both the beginning and the end.
📌 Here are some notable points to take from this sermon;
- God places extraordinary value on even a single soul being saved. Luke 15:7
- ⁠In our modern view of prosperity, we focus on the wrong thing, placing material wealth as the measure of success.
- ⁠God's economy, true sustenance, and fulfilment come through spiritual means, not financial gains or societal achievements. - ⁠The impact of Jesus’ life wasn’t measured by improvements to the government of His time but by His spiritual legacy.
- ⁠The call for Christians, as seen in Philippians 2:5, is to adopt the mindset of Christ, to prioritize sacrifice, consecration, and a life oriented towards God's word.
As we journey through this week and beyond, we are reminded to shift our focus from material success to the eternal value of a soul.✨ #ADOZENCELEBRATIONS #CCIAT12 #CCIGlobal