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How To Know The Enemy Is Attacking You | Spiritual Warfare Series |Kunlé Oyedeji

The Resurrection Receipt Pastor Emmanuel Danso

Pastor Emmanuel teaches us that it’s time to face our past, resolve what needs healing, and refuse to return to the things that once held us. Your past is meant to teach you, not trap you.Are you using pain as a reason to go back to who you used to be, or are you willing to acknowledge it, learn from it, and move forward?“As a dog returns to his own vomit, so a fool repeats his folly.” — Proverbs 26:11

Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready.Adanna shares about the battles that may not be visible in the physical and reminds us how important it is to be prepared for spiritual battles before they arise.“Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.” — 1 Peter 5:8A lion will not strike when it knows its prey is faster, because it loses the element of surprise. In the same way, when we understand who our enemy is and the tactics he uses, that element of surprise is removed. Awareness allows us to identify weaknesses, close loopholes, and guard ourselves effectively.Our eyes must remain fixed on Jesus, but we must also be aware of the enemy’s tactics so we can guard ourselves and stand firm.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Kunlé shares with us the power of the resurrection. Because of what Jesus did on the cross, we have gone from being lost to being found in Him.“He is not here; He has risen!” — Luke 24:6Jesus’ death and resurrection made it possible for us to move from being lost to being truly found—but only when we embrace the message of Easter, The Cross, and His resurrection power in our lives.The choice is yours.

What are your goals for 2026?This Palm Sunday, Pastor Kunlé shared about our responsibility as believers to go make disciples , because in the Great Commission we are all sent. We all have a mission field when is come to sharing the gospel it all starts with a seed " We can count how may seeds are in apple but you can never count how many apples can come from sowing that seed."Our job is to the share the Gospel The Holy Spirit saves . We all have The Holy Spirit dont let the the enemy discourge you from sharing the good news .What will you do differently when it comes to evenagelism after today and how will you stay accountable in this ?

God gives us enough information to move forward, but not enough for us to move without Him.Pastor Kunlé continues with the second part of the series on God’s will and purpose for our lives. He explained that when it comes to God’s will, He does not give us the whole picture at once. Instead, He reveals it to us bit by bit. Ecclesiastes 3:11 shows that God does not reveal the full scope of His plans and purposes for our lives all at once, but unfolds them gradually.Pastor also shared five key points about the barriers that may arise when fulfilling God’s will for our lives, including why the whole picture is not shown and why God chooses not to reveal everything at once.

“The Purpose God for your life is a theme ” Pastor Kunlé teaches that when you are walking in God’s purpose, you may get tired from it, but you will never get tired of it. He shares key points on how we discover God’s will for our lives, and what we should do if we already know His will but are not walking in it.We must not confuse the mission with the method. In the same way, do not confuse your career with your calling. He breaks this down by showing that careers can change, methods can shift, and seasons can change, but God’s purpose remains constant.

What are you breathing life into? Ishmael teaches on faith and hope, especially in the climate we are living in today. He reminds us how important it is not to give up. A person’s heart is revealed through their words, because out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.Are you taking the stance of Ezekiel? choosing to exchange what you see for what God can do in a situation? We have all experienced things in life that could make us believe the valley is our resting place. But Ezekiel teaches us that it is not by our own strength that freedom comes. God is the one who breathes life into what seems dead, and He is the one who lifts us out of the valley.

Pastor Emmanuel preaches about who Jesus is and the importance of knowing Him for ourselves. He reminds us that “the Word created the world, and the Word created us… only wisdom and divine revelation can reveal who Jesus is.” It is not enough to rely on what others say, and it is also not enough to depend on our good deeds to know Him. Salvation comes only through Jesus. Who do you say Jesus is?

Rob & Sonia Harris close out our Relationship Matters 2026 season by speaking on the principles of giving, going, and growing in the context of relationships. They emphase the importance of introspection during singleness, dating, and marriage and encourage us to reflect on our own character instead of solely focusing on potential partners.

Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji teaches on the importance of dating, relationships, and marriages through the powerful principle of A.I.M. Stay tuned to find out what this acronym means. Pastor Kunlé breaks down the significance of A.I.M using scripture and explains why everyone must have it at the foundation of their relationships.

In courtship and dating, it is important to collect the right data, walk in self‑control, and grow in understanding. When we enter marriage, it becomes a mystery we must invest in every single day and its easier to do it with God.Pastor Alex and Pastor Jenny Boateng unpack the spiritual truths behind Courtship & Marriage, revealing God’s heart for relationships that honour Him. In this message, they explore the purpose of godly courtship, how to recognise a covenant‑minded partner, and the spiritual weight and beauty of marriage, along with many other powerful insights. Stay tuned to find out more.

Pastor Emmanuel conclude the 2 part series Worthy Of Worship by reminding us that worship is both a command and a strategic weapon in the believer’s arsenal. That the effectiveness of worship depends on surrender, obedience, and our heart posture.

In part 1 of the 2 part Worthy of Worship series, Pastor Kunlé focuses on the foundations and practical expressions of worship. He notes the importance of active participation rather than passive observation and challenges common attitudes and misunderstandings about worship, encouraging authentic, uninhibited, and wholehearted engagement with God.

Adanna concludes our "Steadfast In Christ" series, by highlighting the importance of being steadfast in hearing God's voice. There are various ways God can communicates with us, and it is up to us to create a conducive environment to hear Him.

"When you have God’s Word, you begin to understand that navigating life becomes much easier." Continuing the Steadfast series, Pastor Emmanuel Anthony teaches on being steadfast in God’s Word and the power it carries. He explains why it is essential for us to remain rooted and unwavering in God’s Word and how to do this.

In the first sermon of 2026, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares key points on remaining steadfast in prayer and fasting. Matthew 6:16 teaches us both the expectation to fast and the manner in which we should fast. Pastor Kunlé also highlights the reasons and seasons in which we may choose to fast.

In the last sermon of 2025, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji explores a powerful question from Luke 17: Which one are you? Through the story of the ten lepers, this sermon challenges indecision, ingratitude, and spiritual distance, calling us to move, return with gratitude, and draw near to God as a new year begins.

In this sermon, Rev. Gavin Calver calls us to reflect on the true sentiment of Christmas, retelling the Magi's journey, we are challenged to check any misplaced focus, and invites us to look again for Jesus. Not in comfort or power, but where true hope is found.

In this episode, it is Charity Sunday at The Cornerstone Church. We hear from charities working with vulnerable young people and rural communities overseas. Through the story of the Good Samaritan, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares on what loving our neighbour really looks like in practice, not just in theory.

In this episode, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji challenges you to see beyond your struggles. Real problems are real, but they don’t have to define your life. Through Scripture and personal insight, faith, discipline, and renewed thinking can turn setbacks into breakthroughs. Your reality is bigger than what’s happening right now.

In this episode, Ishmael Atterh explores what it truly means to start again, but this time with God. He reveals how failures aren’t final, hope isn’t tied to outcomes, and brokenness can be transformed. A powerful call to surrender, restore, and step into the life God intends.

Who is Jesus to you? This episode challenges and inspires us to recognize, confess, and surrender to His authority. Reg Awoliyi walks us through Matthew 16, showing how Peter’s confession points to a life transformed. When we see Jesus clearly, it changes how we speak, act, and live.

In this episode, Emmanuel Anthony explores what it means to fully trust and obey God, even when it doesn’t make sense. Through real-life stories and scripture, Emmanuel shows how stepping out in faith, giving your all, and serving others opens the door to God’s transformative power in everyday life.

In this episode, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji delves into Jesus’ sobering words about hell — a real place, not a myth. Through the story of the rich man and Lazarus, he reveals why hell exists, who it was created for, and how one decision can change eternity. This is a powerful reminder that God’s love rescues, restores, and still reaches for every soul.

Pastor Kunlé begins a two-part series on Life After Death. Today focusing on What Heaven Is Like. The bible mentions mentions three types of heaven: the firmament, the universe, and God's dwelling place. With God's dwelling place described as a joyful and active place of worship, a place free of disabilities and pain, and will be a place of reunion with loved ones.The talk concludes with an invitation for viewers to reflect on their relationship with God and consider the importance of making a decision for eternal life in heaven.

In this sermon, Adanna Osisiogu unpacks James 3 and the power of our words. The tongue may be small, but it can direct, build, or destroy. This message explores why taming our speech is a spiritual matter, how our words reflect the heart, and how God can transform the way we speak: to bring life, grace, and truth.

To conclude the two-part series, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji teaches on the gift of speaking in tongues, breaking down the key differences between xenoglossy (speaking unlearned human languages) and glossolalia (divine, heavenly language) and tongues of judgement. Bringing clarity to the purpose and importance of this spiritual gift and how it's meant to function in the church today.

In the first of a two-part sermon series, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji challenges us to look beyond outward appearances and discover the God-given gifts within. He reminds us that our gifts are to be discovered, used, and to complement, not compete - using what God has placed in us to build others, and glorify Him through faithful service.

What do you do when life leaves you feeling abandoned? In this sermon, Emmanuel Anthony walks through Psalms 27 and uncover three powerful truths: you may feel abandoned, but God has adopted you, and He’s already appointed you for more. This is your reminder that you’re seen, chosen, and called.

Many of us have felt let down by the Church, by people or by systems. In this episode, Pastor Kunlé speaks honestly about church hurt, unmet expectations, and the struggle to stay connected. But there’s hope. Tune in to learn how to rediscover God’s heart for His Church and what it means to truly be part of it.

Transition is never just about where you’re going, it’s about who you’re becoming. In this episode, Kika Ashanike explores how God uses seasons of waiting, stretching, and hiddenness to form character. Avoid the traps of complaining, compromise and counterfeits, and push to embrace the truth - leaning into the process and trusting the God of every season.

Forgiveness isn’t optional, it is freedom. In this episode, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji reminds us of the biblical call to forgive, what true forgiveness looks like, and why letting go of offense is key to walking in the freedom God intends. It is one of the most powerful steps you can take toward healing and wholeness.

In this sermon, Ishmael Atterh talks about what it really means to have vision; seeing what God is doing, even when others don’t. It breaks down how perspective, faith, and movement are key to stepping into what God’s called you to do.

Emmanuel Anthony delivers a heartfelt message on gratitude, reminding us not to treat Jesus like a genie or forget the God who provides. Through the story of the ten lepers, he reveals how faith, humility, and thankfulness shape our walk with God. A powerful reminder that gratitude isn’t just good manners, it’s a way of life.

In this episode, Adanna Osisiogu talks about divine connections and the power of godly community. You need people who will strengthen you, encourage you, and love you deeply. These aren’t just nice-to-haves, they’re essential for walking in purpose. Be intentional about who is in your circle and who you’re becoming to others. Who you're surrounded by matters more than you think.

In this sermon, Emmanuel Anthony talks about how financial discipline leads to real freedom. It is not just about budgets but it’s about character, consistency, and calling.Based on Matthew 25, it breaks down why doing the work now matters, how faithfulness brings increase, and why God is not just looking for maintenance nor perfection, He wants multiplication and faithfulness. Grow, steward well, and get that “well done.”

The Best Investment You Can Make Is in God’s Kingdom"Seek first the Kingdom of God, and all these things will be added to you." — Matthew 6:33Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares 7 practical tips on how to use money wisely. These include: 1.Sowing – Giving generously into God’s work 2.Saving – Putting aside resources for the future 3.Stretching – Maximizing what you have 4.Spending – Using money purposefully, enjoy your money 5.Stopping – Trying to impressing others 6.Stopping - The waste7.Sharing – Being a blessing to othersAs you reflect on these areas, ask yourself: Which of these are your strengths and which ones do you need to grow in?

Did you know there are over 2,000 scriptures in the Bible that talk about money?"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." — Matthew 6:21 In the first part of the stewardship series ,Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares on three powerful points: 1. Not stealing from God 2. Tithing being a test you need to pass 3. God blessing you when you bring your tithes and offerings.God does not keep a record of your sins but He does take note of your giving.

In this sermon, Pastor Kunlé explores Hebrews 12:1–2, reminding us that while challenges like fear, anxiety, and temptation are part of the Christian journey, our strength is found in staying rooted through spiritual disciplines.At the heart of it all are three essentials:- Prayer – communion with God.- Study/Discipleship – growing in God's Word and applying it to our lives.- Worship – expressing reverence and love through song and presencePastor Kunlé encourages us to reflect, reset, and realign with these core disciplines to walk stronger in faith.

To find yourself isn't to look into yourself first, it's to look to Christ first. Adanna Osisiogu unpacks the meaning of dying to self and provides guidance on what it truly costs to live beyond yourself.Are you the main character of your life? Or have you handed the pen to the God the author of life?

Do you think Christians today live under any form of generational curses ?Pastor Kunlé breaks down the concept of generational curses and generational trauma, explains the differences between them, and shares how to break the cycle.

Trials and tests are not signs of weakness but indicators of strength — just like Job’s faith was tested. Believers will face tests from life, the enemy, others, and even God. Pastor Kunlé encourages us to reflect, be spiritual aware, and prepared as tests often come without warning.

Pastor Emmanuel Anthony shares a powerful truth: The Breath of God is the breath of life.Psalm 150:6 says, “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”Are you giving God praise with your breath?Jesus gave His last breath for you and me. We must not take our breath for granted. Instead, we should use it to glorify God.So, how are you using the breath in your lungs?

This message by Pastor Emmanuel details how our spiritual environment and daily disciplines shape our destiny.We're called to examine our foundation, break old patterns, and choose intimacy with Jesus—the only place where lasting transformation begins.Remember: looking back at your past will break your future. God gives seeds, not just fruit—trust His process and timing. Don’t let your past, fears, or surroundings define your future.

Have you ever been in a season of waiting—or are you currently in one?Adanna Osisiogu shares a powerful message on how we can not only wait, but wait well. She offers practical keys to help us navigate the waiting season with faith and purpose.

Pastor Jeronne Rudder explores Job's story not as one about suffering, but about faithfulness — about remaining loyal to God even when the blessings disappear. He challenges us to examine the comfort-driven faith many of us cling to.

Pastor Jeronne contrasts Abraham’s first and second call to “go” to reveal how God's calling doesn't end when we grow older, become more established, or face failure. In fact, God often invites us to “go again” - even when it’s inconvenient, risky, or unexpected.

Pastor Emmanuel delves into the book of Hosea, exposing the tension between human unfaithfulness and divine love. Through themes of idolatry, redemption, and holiness, this episode invites reflection on a God who pursues, restores, and calls us to return—even when we’ve given Him every reason not to.