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Overflow doesn't begin in your hands — it begins in your soul. When the soul is aligned with God, overflow becomes inevitable. A starving soul cannot sustain abundance, but a surrendered soul becomes a vessel of divine increase. Before God expands your territory, He strengthens your inner man.The role of the soul in overflow: Guard it. Feed it. Surrender it. Because what flows through you is first formed within you.

"The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want." — Psalm 23:1This is more than belief—it's relationship.To know Him is to hear His voice, trust His lead, and obey His Word.We don't strive to be accepted—we obey because we already are in Jesus.When we follow, we lack nothing.When we wander, we lose peace.The Shepherd became the Lamb…so our lives could overflow.

You are a spirit, with a soul, in a body—so take charge of your mind, will, and emotions.Submit your soul to God's mission, not your feelings. There are two voices—one steals, one gives life. Choose wisely.This won't be a generation that crashes out—it will be a courageous generation.A soul in God's hands can change everything.

You may feel like nothing has changed… but everything changed at the resurrection.You were redeemed from an empty life. Now overcome isolation, shame, and doubt and step into overflow.

God is not calling us to survival—He's calling us to overflow. A life where His presence fills us so deeply that it spills into every area—our faith, our relationships, our purpose.Overflow isn't accidental. It's the result of staying connected to the Source.When God is your Shepherd, lack loses its voice. When He leads, your cup doesn't just fill… it runs over.

Although the woman with the issue of blood was defined by her condition, she chose to push through in faith. When she encountered Jesus, He didn't just heal her, He gave her a new identity and an overflow of restoration.You too can come with your faith and encounter Jesus in overflow.

The Shepherd still anoints.The oil still flows.The only question left is:Is your cup ready to overflow?"

- Overflow follows our Obedience- ⁠We don't chase it- it's the fruit of a life fully surrendered to God- ⁠As Disciples, we stay connected to Jesus -our source.- ⁠Overflow is meant to reach others not just yourselfWe need to stay connected to our Shepherd to be filled and make overflow our lifestyle

Overflow is the fruit, not the focus.If the Shepherd is our priority,overflow becomes the result."He makes me.He leads me.He guides me." — Psalm 23In 2026 we pursue proximity over principles,relationship over rules,and obedience over convenience.The Shepherd is leading.Will we follow?

The Shepherd doesn't count numbers — He calls names.Jesus is in the business of counting sheep.If you're lost, He's counting you back in.If you need direction, you can count on Him.And if you're already in the fold… can He count on you?Tune in to the word from the Overflowing Shepherd series.

We were reminded that we first have to desire to know God on a deeper level and genuinely seek Him. We are not called to strive endlessly, begging God to bless the work of our hands.We are called to be Intimate with the Shepherd, He brings forth the increase and Overflow. HE IS OUR EVERYTHING!

**Honesty admits the mistake after…Vulnerability speaks before the fall.**We're not just building moments — we're building people and revival is here.Don't watch from a distance.Join us next Friday and be part of what God is doing in Lusaka.

Jesus isn't forced; it's an invitation.FOLLOWING: Jesus doesn't coerce us, He calls us.INVITATION: To follow Jesus means going where He goes and doing what He does.SEPARATION: There is no true following without first denying ourselves, silencing contrary voices, and aligning with His vision.The Shepherd is leading. The question is… will we follow?

Overflow is not just increase; it's a profession of faith: "I am overflowing!" It has principles, a process, and a priority — and our priority is Him. Before we experience overflow in our day, we must have overflow in our devotion."Honor the Lord with your increase…" — Book of Proverbs 3:9If He gives the increase, He gets the first.

We spent Valentine's Eve gaining wisdom and direction on love, dating, and relationships — the way God designed it to be.During an honest Q&A panel, we asked the questions people are usually afraid to say out loud, and Pastors Sean and Kgomotso King brought clarity, truth, and wisdom.KYA isn't just a vibe — it's growth in what God wants for every area of your life, even matters of the heart.

We were reminded that overflow requires resolve — a settled mind that refuses to let go of God's promises, like from Joshua 14:10-12.When prayer feels delayed, we don't pull back, we press in. Just like Daniel, we contend in prayer, keep God's presence central, and align our actions with what He is speaking.May we contend in our minds, our prayers, and our lives.

It starts with not only knowing who Jesus is… but choosing to follow and obey Him.Many recognized Him, but only some surrendered to Him. The difference is our choice.True overflow begins when Jesus is not only Savior, but Master, Owner, and Shepherd.Loving Him means obeying Him — even when it challenges our preferences.So the real question is…Can we be counted among those who truly walk under His Lordship?

The Word was delivered with depth and clarity, teaching on the Overflow Equation — look at the situation, find the common denominator, subtract fear, and intentionally add Jesus into every part of the equation.

No matter what you're facing, God's desire is for you to overflow —not with fear, not with lack, but with Thanksgiving, Blessing and Hope.Overflow isn't accidental. It starts with God as our source, renews our mindset, shows up in our actions, and eventually transforms our circumstances.If you're believing for more, don't just wait for change — let God change your mind first. That's where overflow begins.

pst Sean King geared us up for a year of overflow with his message titled "Overflow Psalms 23"He taught the principles of overflow:• Overflow requires organization. A mind set on overflow will plan for the overflow.• Overflow requires obedience.• Overflow is never just for us, it is always for others.

we discover The Mission of the Maker for Me, God's purpose revealed in seasons of pain, pressure, and process. Drawing from Isaiah 6 and Exodus 3, we see that when God hears our cry, His response is not just to bless us, but to transform us. Through separation, preparation, and ultimately taking possession, God moves us from comfort to calling, from survival to dominion. What feels like a mess is often God's mission at work—shaping us to become people of action, impact, and influence, and training us to be someone else's miracle.

Living with the end in mind means recognizing that our lives are temporary, our opportunities are purposeful, and our assignment is eternal. It calls us to steward our time with urgency, our talents with faith, and our territory with responsibility, knowing that everything we have has been entrusted to us by God. When we live this way, we move from complacency to commission—using every moment, every gift, and every space we occupy to reflect God's glory and advance His Kingdom.

Pastor Mark Lassey delivered a life-changing word from God, unlocking the keys to our Kairos moment. His divine timing for breakthrough! - Fire it: Burn distractions, mediocrity, and apathy. - Fix it: Align with God's purpose in your finances and fitness. - Focus it: Give Him your full "YES"! Make the decision to be disciplined. Honor God with our fitness, mental health, and bodies, He's looking for people He can trust to steward His calling!

In a message called "Knowing His is our Mission" Anesu reminded us that our mission isn't just about what we accomplish, but who we become as we walk closely with Jesus. We explored what it means to pursue intimacy with God in a world that constantly pulls us in every direction. True fruit only comes from staying connected to His heart, so let's move from busyness into relationship and invite Him into our everyday moments. This week, choose His presence over distraction.

Pastor Kgomotso King delivered a powerful, mission-critical word today: "Where there's mission, there's opposition." We were reminded that the enemy we face is a retaliating enemy - he doesn't strike first, but responds to the Word God has spoken over our lives. Opposition is not a setback, it's confirmation of the value you hold, it's a test of your faith and it's preparation that catapults us into our Mission for God. We are not victims of the circumstances we face. Our circumstances are an invitation to experience God's victory and overcoming power.

When we deny ourselves, we choose God's way over our own preferences, and that exchange always leads to something greater. Self-blessing is limited by our perspective, our timing, and our strength. God's blessing is shaped by His wisdom, His timing, and His power.Self-blessing seeks comfort now;God's blessing prepares us for purpose later.Self-blessing focuses on what feels good;God's blessing focuses on what produces good.Self-blessing gives temporary satisfaction;God's blessing brings lasting fruit, protection, favour, and guidance.When we submit our desires, our emotions, and even our ambitions to God, He positions us for a life we couldn't build for ourselves. Denial isn't about losing, it's about making room for a greater reward than we could ever create on our own.

We are called not just to know about Jesus, but to be like Him.This message challenges us to live on mission by filling the earth with His glory, making disciples, and carrying His likeness wherever we go.Through stillness, suffering, and surrender, we come to know Him, the Man of the Mission, and are transformed to represent Him in every part of our lives.

Kingdomcity Carriers is when we come together as one big family to celebrate and honour the faithful hearts that make Kingdomcity what it is. Every smile, every moment of worship, every story shared reminded us why we serve. Pst Sean King's word on "Our Mission in Tension" reminded us that even in the stretch, the mission remains the same: to see lives transformed and the Kingdom established here on earth. Thank you, Carriers, for saying yes again and again. You're the heartbeat of this house! 

From connection to powerful moments in God's presence, Friday Night Revival and The Beginning of 2 Services on Sunday was one to remember. Pastor Sean King shared a stirring word titled "Your Nation Needs You"....a call to rise and step boldly into the purpose God has uniquely crafted for each of us. We were reminded that God uses every storm, every struggle, and every victory to shape us for His assignment. The Lord is still asking, "Who shall I send?" The nation needs your faith. The nation needs your obedience. The nation needs you.

Today, Pastor Sean King launched a powerful new series LIVE ON MISSION - a call to live intentionally, responsibly and for God's glory. Living on mission is to: 1. Make every day count 2. Make the most of every opportunity 3. Bring the reality of God's goodness to our world. Let's be a people who DO GOOD, with our hands, our words and our hearts. When we meditate on His goodness, it overflows through our lives.

KYA left us filled, a night overflowing with connection, praise, and a powerful encounter with God. Wonani brought a timely and transformative word, reminding us of the call to be discipled. She broke down the When, Where, Why, and How with clarity and conviction. We're walking away stirred, equipped, and ready to grow deeper.

We often see "not enough" as a sign of failure, a moment where dreams fade, strength runs out, and hope feels distant. But in God's hands, "not enough" is never the end, it's the foundation upon which miracles are built. It's in our emptiness that His fullness is revealed, and in our weakness that His power is made perfect.Trust God even when the resources, answers, or strength seem to fall short. It's an invitation to surrender our insufficiency and watch heaven breathe new life into dry places, turning lack into overflow, and despair into Revival.

MAN UNITED! Amazing connection, weights lifted, and an empowering word - what a powerful morning for the men! Pastor Matthews delivered an incredible message, 'Blocked or Blessed,' guiding the men on a journey from pride to humility. We were reminded that pride: 1. Misinterprets God 2. Destroys relationships 3. Blocks grace 4. Blinds us In contrast, humility is strength under surrender, recognizing our dependence on God, and positioning ourselves beneath Him to rise. Let's strive to embody humility, unlocking lives of freedom, breakthrough, and deeper dependency on Him.

From laughter and games to freedom and breakthrough, KYA was a night to remember! Pastor Matthews Papi delivered a word on LIMITATION-BREAKING MINDSET that dismantled limiting beliefs. We explored the incredible story of Jabez, who refused to accept the limitation his very name ("pain/sorrow") placed on him. His lessons are our blueprint: 1. Refuse to settle for survival. 2. Have a bold prayer life 3. Desire to thrive, not just survive. We are called to break the cycle of limitation and build a new legacy!

Pastor Kgomostso King reminded us that legacy is God's "why" behind His blessings. True legacy begins with sonship, knowing who we are in God. It continues through honour, recognizing and valuing those who came before us. We were challenged to reflect, are we simply resting on what was left for us, or are we re-establishing, rebuilding, and carrying the work forward? Let's refuse to limit what God can do through us.

Legacy isn't built in a moment , it's crafted through faith, obedience, and consistent purpose. Discover how each decision, act of service, and moment of faithfulness contributes to a story that outlives you.

Legacy is not only what we leave behind one day, it begins with the lifestyle we choose every day. Pastor Sean KIng showed us 3 daily practices that shape a legacy: 1. Lay Hands – Be available for God to bring healing and compassion through you.2. Speak Life – declare God's promises and let your words create life.3. Share Jesus – your story of faith is part of the legacy you're building. A true legacy lifestyle starts with simple, daily obedience. [Please note that the audio quality at the beginning of this recording is affected due to auditorium acoustics and the power cut. The clarity improves as the sermon progresses. We appreciate your understanding.]

Legacy is more than memory, it's the mark we make on homes, God's house, and our city. It's built not just for us but for those who will come after us. Pastor Sean King reminded us that Legacy; 1. It's first birthed in the spirit with the words we declare. 2. Shaped in the soul through our mindset and maturity.3. ⁠ And lived out in the body through the way we work, serve, and love daily. Every word, every choice, every action is sowing seeds for tomorrow. Whether deliberate or not, we are all building a legacy. The question is: what will yours be?

From Abraham on Mount Moriah to Jesus Christ on Calvary, every move of God has been marked by sacrifice. True worship costs something, what will you place on the altar and let the Holy Spirit set ablaze?

The series finale 'BY HIS SPIRIT' ends with a bold declaration, I AM ANOINTED!Pst Sean King preaches about Anointing being POWER, divine enablement that destroys yokes, breaks barriers, and equips you for your special purpose.

Revival Night had us praising and breaking chains! Ps Kgomotso King delivered a powerful word, challenging us to examine what's leading us and the fruit it's bearing. Truly a night of transformation and divine insight!

We were challenged to move beyond encounters with God and step into a life led by the Spirit. The wilderness Jesus walked through reminds us that separation, testing, and discomfort are not setbacks—they are preparation. When we let the Spirit guide our hearts, our words, and our actions, we begin to produce the fruit of Spirit, not the desires of the flesh. Today is a call to examine your life, align with the Spirit, and bear fruit that reflects your Father in heaven.

What a Friday night!From Cheerful praise to Tearful Worship we kicked off our Friday night service with a bang. The room was filled, Hands raised and hearts were lifted.Joshua Hara kept the fire burningwith a word titled"The Spirit Behind the mountain". He reminded us to run to God in the crisis, To long to be Searched, and to kill each and everything that will take us back to the place God saved us.

Wonani reminded us that life is too spiritual to be carried by human strength. The Spirit sees what we can't, leads where we can't go, and empowers us to bear fruit when we abide in Him.

Pastor Sean King continued the series By His Spirit, reminding us that life in the Spirit is marked by power, purity, and pursuit.- Power — we are never powerless, for the Spirit within us strengthens and makes us witnesses of Jesus. Nothing and no one is beyond His reach.- Purity — true power must be anchored in purity. The Spirit sanctifies us — convicting, cleansing, and guiding us to walk in truth.- Pursuit — God stirs in us a hunger for His presence, moving us from pursuit, to passion, and into purpose.Not by might, not by power, but by His Spirit (Zech. 4:6). May we be a people who walk filled, sanctified, and set on fire for Him.

What a Word! At UNITE, Pastor Jemima brought a powerful message on "The Holy Spirit" - reminding us that He is not just a helper, but the transforming AURA of God at work within us!We were reminded that the Holy Spirit turns ordinary people into world changers. He brings boldness, joy, revival, and divine ideas that can shift generations.Don't just visit His presence - be filled, led, and marked by it. Your complete surrender is His open invitation.

Pastor Sean king preached a powerful word this morning titled "From Desperation to Domination."Discipleship transforms your story. To move from desperation to dominion, we must deny ourselves, pick up our cross, and follow Jesus.It's about serving others and trusting God's grace to strengthen us.

In his sermon titled "In the Image of My Captain", Pastor Sean King reminded us that the 400 men with David in the cave went in discouraged, discontent and in debt, but emerged as mighty men who walked in the image of their Captain.Like the mighty me, we are to Enter the cave, emulate our King, and emerge in His likeness.Be with Christ - Time with Him changes your countenance, builds courage, and expands your capacity.Be like Christ - You reflect who you're closest to.Relationship creates replicas.Be inspired by His Purpose — It's not about position; it's about bringing Kingdom purpose to every part of your life.Be marked by Praise - Mighty men magnify God, even before the victory.

Pastor Sean King delivered a powerful word titled "Redeeming Righteousness" and highlighted how we're are positioned to be righteous.From that position:- We are planted in the Lord's House.- We are seated in heavenly places.- We walk in His favor.

Pastor Sean King delivered a powerful word highlighting how we can be in the right place, at the right time, with the right mindset, yet face challenges.From this position:1. We focus on our MISSION: turning pain into purpose.2. We pursue MATURITY: responding differently in bad situations.3. We prioritize MINISTRY: keeping our eyes on our calling despite circumstances.