Toss Mills-Odoi

Honour is an important thing that everyone needs to know about. Giving honour is a biblical command. Honour is very important in your relationship with God. Honour is very important in your relationship with your prophet, your pastor, your husband and other authority figures. If you do not give honour to whom honour is due, you will never have the right relationship with certain people.   Be blessed with this message.

Dag Heward-Mills: The Tests of the Righteous, The Reward for Hard Work is More Work, Prayer Opportunities, The Love of the Spirit, and The Big Secret. He emphasized the critical importance of reading, supporting this truth with biblical references such as Book of Revelation 1:3, Book of Revelation 10:1, and Book of Daniel 9:2. These scriptures highlight the blessings, insight, and spiritual growth that come through engaging with written truth. The message reinforced that reading is not just an activity, but a pathway to transformation. As the Bible declares, “Buy the truth, and sell it not (Proverbs 23:23),” and reminds us that it is the truth we know that makes us free (John 8:32). Knowledge, therefore, becomes a powerful tool in one’s journey through life. As you receive this message, take a step further by reaching out to the Makarios Library to purchase these books. Invest in your future by acquiring a wealth of wisdom. Amen.

You must be led by the Spirit in prayer. You may waste hours praying about things that God will not answer. Every important person has something that he wants to listen to at a particular time. God equally has things He wants to hear. When I go to wait on the Lord, I seek to know what He wants me to pray about.  It is time to start praying according to the will of God and stop wasting hours on useless gibberish that God is not listening to.   Be blessed with this teaching from Apostle Toss

Based on a powerful teaching shared at the Celebration Service on leadership and spiritual growth, we learn that losing our source of strength often comes from abandoning the spiritual habits (weapons) that give us power—such as prayer, the Word of God, and obedience. Have a blessed week.

When you truly love someone, you don't hold grudges; you release them into God's transformative grace. True love compels us to bring that person to the feet of Jesus, where they encounter salvation and wholeness. As the Apostle Paul reveals, "the goal of our instruction and commission is love" (1 Timothy 1:5), pure, selfless agape love that flows from a pure heart, a good conscience, and sincere faith.   "Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins" (1 Peter 4:8). Apostle Toss challenges us: Who needs your forgiveness today? Extend it boldly, that's love in action, fulfilling "the goal of the instruction... [which] is love"!

Unforgiveness is a curse that binds the human soul, blocking God's abundant healing and freedom. People often refuse to forgive because of unhealed wounds, deep scars from betrayal, rejection, or pain that fester like open sores, poisoning relationships and destinies. You'll even see believers abandoning their God-assigned workplaces due to toxic environments fuelled by bitterness, where unresolved grudges create division and stagnation.   Be blessed with this powerful message preached at Eschatos Church - Cornerstone Cathedral, Tema.

This episode explores the supernatural power of prayer, showing that it transcends human logic and is essential for a life that truly adds up. Prayer, fueled by faith, positions believers for victory, while a life without prayer leaves one powerless. The message emphasizes that the proof of a prayerful life is not in the present circumstances, but in the outcomes that God will bring to fulfilment.

This special crossover episode emphasizes the power of prayer and the importance of building meaningful relationships, both with God and with others. As we move from 2025 into 2026, we are encouraged to treasure our connection with God and foster strong, positive relationships on earth. The episode is filled with prayer, reflection, and declarations for a year of blessings and freedom from curses.

This Christmas Day episode celebrates the birth and significance of Jesus Christ, the One who changed the course of history. It reflects on who Jesus is, His life and walk on earth, and why all creation responds to Him. Across cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs, the name of Jesus continues to be honoured and remembered. This message invites listeners to rediscover the true meaning of Christmas by understanding the person and purpose of Christ.

This message reflects on Apostle’s relationship with the late Lady Pastor Valerie, highlighting how, in her final days, the enduring testimony of their lives together was love. After all is said and done, love is what remains. The teaching reminds us that love is the true essence of life, above achievements, activity, and success. Without love, life is reduced to mere motion; with love, everything gains meaning and eternal value.

John 3:17 states, "For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him The key theme of the sermon is that Jesus did not condemn any man, therefore we should also not condemn one another. All our sins have been forgiven and washed away. When Jesus was nailed to the cross, it was not just an act, but that was truly freedom for mankind. The blood of Jesus is the blood that protects us from all spiritual and physical attacks and washes away all our sins. Above all, love is the ultimate, and we love because He first loved us.     Be blessed with this message.

This message honours the life and legacy of Lady Pastor Valerie, celebrating her faithful service to God and the church. Inspired by her example, the message challenges believers to live selflessly, serve others, win souls, and use their gifts to advance God’s Kingdom and leave a lasting impact.   Have a blessed week.

Your ministry is limited by what you keep. If you carry certain things while you run, you will not run fast enough. God is expecting us to leave things behind and follow Him. We may have to leave our sleep, our friendships, our televisions, our careers and our jobs to follow Jesus.   Find out more from this episode of the series on Losing, Suffering, Sacrificing and Dying.  

The hardships and difficulties to be encountered by all Christians can be categorised into four main groups: losing, sacrificing, suffering and dying. These are four spiritual appointments that all Christians must expect in one form or another. No one who truly follows Jesus Christ will escape these four appointments. Don’t take any notice of anyone who tells you otherwise! He is just scratching your itching ears. In one shape, form or another, perhaps with a different name, you will experience the cross of Jesus Christ if you are really His disciple.  Be blessed with this message.

The Seven Great Principles provides fundamental teachings on the concept of salvation, aiming to deepen a Christian's understanding of the profound changes that occur when one is born again. It covers the spiritual, mental, and physical aspects of being saved, detailing how the spirit is made new, the mind needs renewal, and the body requires control and discipline to live a supernatural life through a relationship with God. This sermon takes us deep into who the Holy Spirit is and how our partnership with Him is essential to becoming who God ordained each one of us to be.   Be blessed with this Message

This sermon teaches us seven key areas every believer must pray about to be wholesome in their dealings with God and with men, so each believer can fulfil their destiny, purpose and call upon their lives.   These seven areas are: The will of God to be done in your life; Receiving your daily bread from God; Confessing your sins, seeking forgiveness of sins and praying about temptations; Praying against evil happenings and evil days; Praying about your marriage and your children; Praying about your relationship with God and Praying about your calling.

This sermon teaches the keys to financial prosperity, and the focus of this sermon is on the first and main key to financial prosperity, the kingdom way.   This key is tithing. The sermons give a detailed explanation of the benefits of tithing as against the curses that come along when we do not tithe. Tithing is the principal way God prospers His children, and this sermon gives a detailed breakdown of this key.

When you think of the name “Judas” you think of betrayal and a person who did something evil to Jesus. The references to Judas, in the Bible, do not fail to add that he betrayed Jesus. Is it not amazing to realise that Judas was a friend of Jesus? Judas was one of the chosen ones. Judas was a close member of the team.  To qualify to be Judas Iscariot, you must be close to Jesus, close to the leadership or be very high up in the leadership. A real eye-opener.   Enjoy this episode.

Our identity in Christ and as a new creature in Him is foundational to the Christian life, deeply rooted in Scripture and the transformative work of Jesus Christ. This identity redefines who believers are, how they live, and what they can expect as followers of Christ. 1 Peter 2:2 exhorts believers to "like newborn infants, long for the pure spiritual milk, that by it you may grow up into salvation." This verse beautifully captures the essence of our new identity. The call in 1 Peter 2:2 to crave spiritual nourishment underscores the ongoing process of maturing in this new identity, leading to a full experience of salvation and life in Christ.   May you be blessed from this message.  

The change in anointing levels suddenly transformed Peter’s life. There is a change in the anointing level that will transform you from a weakling into a bold minister. This is the anointing that fell on the day of Pentecost, transforming Peter and others into bold ministers of the gospel. The people were astonished when they saw the effect that the change in the anointing level had made on Peter’s life. Be Blessed  

At the Pastoral Appointment at E.Church -Makarios Tower, Apostle Toss shared on the greatest gift ever given to men, which is the gift of the Holy Ghost. Your great gift is the anointing of the spirit. Your whole life will be defined by the gift that God pours upon you. Are you not appreciative that when God wanted to give you a gift He gave you himself – the mighty Spirit of God? What an unspeakable gift. What a precious gift. May you receive this gift as you listen to this powerful message. 

Leaving a church or ministry (resignation, in other words) is something that happens whether we like it or not. Most of the time people never intend to leave. However, there may be some reasons why resignation occurs.  Resignation is rarely done in a cordial atmosphere. Resignation in the  church setting usually occurs in the midst of misunderstandings, conflicts,  accusations and unhealed wounds.

A bad assistant is often difficult to detect. The Bible teaches us to mark them that cause divisions. Senior ministers should use the following signs to identify disloyal behaviour in assisting or associate ministers. Honest branch and assisting ministers who identify any of these traits can also judge themselves. Take note, whenever assisting pastors exhibit the following characteristics.   May we remain loyal to our Head Pastors and Senior Bishops in Jesus name. 

Many people do not know that their words give them away, especially when spoken in an unguarded moment. The Bible also tells us,  …the tree is known by his fruit. (Matthew 12:33) The next time you stand under a big tree wondering what species it is, just look out for the fruit. The fruit of the tree reveals its true nature.   Find out more from this crucial episode. 

Mark the person who attempts to poison your mind about people you don’t even know. Learn right here that a person who spews out negative things about others is a devil. Slanderer means devil. A slanderer is a devil.

Adonijah was position-conscious. Although he was a prince, he wanted to be king himself.  Again, Pastors, do not be naïve. Do not welcome little known individuals into sensitive positions. Allow new people to stay around long enough before you make them leaders. An unknown factor is a dangerous factor.   Find out more from this episode on the Signs of Disloyalty.

These signs will help you navigate through the maze of people who sing your praises. When those surrounding Christ seemed to praise him and acknowledge him as a great leader, Jesus did not trust himself to them. But Jesus did not commit himself unto them, because he knew all men, And needed not that any should testify of man: for he knew what was in man. John 2:24, 25 Every good leader must not subject himself to men. Neither should he trust what people are saying, wholeheartedly. Please remember that when Jesus entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday he was hailed and praised

Leaders often do not know their flock as they truly are. If you are a leader, people will pretend to you all the time. They will conceal their shortcomings from you and only tell you things the know you want to hear. They will praise you because they know you like the encouragement. When anyone you relate with is disloyal, do not expect the person to announce, “I don’t support you.” Every good leader must watch out for Signs of Disloyalty.

Today's teaching will reveal the practical ways that you can demonstrate and strengthen your connection to a spiritual father and the key requirements you must fulfill in order to be a true son or daughter in the ministry.   May we all continue to be loyal sons and daughters in Jesus name.

People find it difficult to honour fathers because they feel a father must earn their honour by being honourable. Unfortunately, many sons and daughters are disappointed in the lives of their fathers and mothers. Many sons think they will do better than their parents have done with money, relationships and other opportunities of life. It is true that most parents fall short of the ideal father and mother. Every parent is a phantom of what he could be. Preached during the Apostolic Conference in the Missionary Church in Kinshasa in DRC, this message will be a blessing to anyone who wishes to catch the anointing of the Fathers. 

 Notice that certain friendships are equivalent to enmity with God. No  explanations are needed. Just the existence of the friendship implies enmity with God. Anyone who is the friend of my enemy is also my enemy.   You don’t need to explain much about whether he’s an old colleague, a  social friend or a neighbour. The Bible says that the existence of certain  friendships is equivalent to certain enmities.

Preached at the COME HOME Sunday, Apostle Toss shared on the 5 Keys to Living a Supernatural Life as a Christian and step into a realm of faith, power, and divine purpose. Learn how to walk in the Spirit, overcome challenges, and experience God’s miraculous presence in your everyday life. Let’s live beyond the ordinary, because with God, all things are possible. May you be Greater and Better as you listen to this powerful message. God bless you. 

You must be fully convinced in your heart about anything you are involved in. To be a committed member of a ministry team requires what is call full persuasion. Find out more as I share from the powerful and best-selling book, Loyalty and Disloyalty by my Prophet and Father, Bishop Dag Heward Mills. Have a blessed day.

The eternal purpose of God for us is that we should be fruitful. In John 15:16, the Lord Jesus admonished His disciples to “go and bring forth fruit”. God sees you as a tree that must bear fruit. In this practical book, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills takes us through various biblical Laws of Fruitfulness culled from this message. You will be stirred up to bear much fruit – fruit that will abide.   Have a blessed week.

A culture can simply be defined as “the way we think and the way we do things around here”. The culture of a church is a very powerful force. A church can either have a culture of loyalty or disloyalty.   

Today's Episode captures the various stages of Disloyalty. Disloyalty desn't happen overnight. Becoming disloyal is a process. Most people are unaware of the fact that they are becoming disloyal.   Find out more from this message.

Be Blessed with this Powerful Message on Loyalty from the Best Selling Book, Loyalty and Disloyalty authored by my Father, Bishop Dag Heward Mills.   This is the new series of the Solution to Disloyalty Is in the Makarios.  

(Preached at the Special Celebration of My Birthday at Makarios Tower) One of the greatest secrets to Solomon’s success was his understanding of the principle of giving. The Bible tells us that when God appeared to Solomon in a dream and offered him anything he desired, Solomon asked not for wealth or long life, but for wisdom to lead God’s people (1 Kings 3:5-9). Because his heart was selfless, God not only granted him wisdom but also blessed him with riches and honor beyond measure. Be blessed as you give.

"Where no counsel is, the people fall: but in the multitude of counsellors there is safety." – Proverbs 11:14 (KJV) Want wisdom that builds empires like Solomon’s? In this episode, we break down divine strategies for decision-making, leadership, and lasting success—rooted in God’s Word.

The series on Solomonic Success continues with this powerful message preached during the Makarios Experience at the Makarios Tower Church. May you experience all the Solomonic blessings as you listen to this message.

In this episode, you will know the cardinal features of Solomon's success and how it is applicable to our lives today. Wealth is neutral which means it can be used for good or bad.  Find out the principles Solomon used to take him to these heights of success. Solomon obeyed his father's instructions, he knew the secret of building the temple of God and that it is not possible to build anything unless you have peace and stability. The secret of righteousness lies in asking God to help you discern between good and bad. The last principle is to use your mind. If you become a Christian it doesn t mean you should stop using your mind. God expects you to use your eyes and mind to make decisions. Jesus is not only power to us. He is power and wisdom. When you effectively combine power and wisdom, you will begin to experience Solomonic success.   Be blessed as you listen.

Let It Go: Surrendering Control to Find True Freedom in God through Patience and Forgiveness When life’s pressures mount, remember: forgiveness relieves the weight of what you can’t control. Join me as I explore how releasing our grip on fear, anxiety, and self-reliance opens the door to God’s transformative grace.  

Preached on Christmas Day at the Makarios Tower Church in Accra, I shared on Seven Big Mistakes of the Inn-Keeper as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour King, Jesus.   Have a Blessed Christmas.

Be blessed with this powerful message preached during the Makarios Experience. God bless as you partake of this Word.

From her pivotal role as the first disciple (Luke 1:26-38) to her trust in God’s plan, discover how her story mirrors breakthroughs in our own lives. May we all experience this kind of breakthrough in our lives in Jesus name. 

Carry the weight of another’s soul with compassion, for in lifting burdens, we reflect the heart of Christ. Be blessed in this episode as we explore Scripture’s call to bear one another’s loads (Galatians 6:2) and share the hope that transforms lives. Let’s walk together in obedience, trusting God’s strength to guide us in saving at least two people for God in 2025.     

Every Christian is called to shepherd others—whether through discipleship, prayer, or service. Join us as we explore biblical mandates like ‘shepherd the flock of God’ (1 Peter 5:2) and ‘know your sheep’ (John 10:14), discovering how Christ’s example transforms our role as under shepherds.   God bless you as you listen.

In this Episode, you will find out how the Scripture reveals a feast of abundance, prepared for all who hunger for His presence. Have a blessed week. 

You can honour someone with substance and you can also honour him without substance. “Honour the Lord with your substance”     This is a famous saying from the book of Proverbs. This scripture is teaching you to honour someone by giving something tangible.   Many times, to honour someone is to present something valuable that he doesn’t need. Your gift is presented for the sake of “honour” only. May you always be found giving God what is required of you. Now, listen to today's message

In a world where fathers are often despised, dishonored, and disregarded, Scripture calls us to a radical counter-narrative: honouring our fathers unlocks blessings that transform generations. The fifth commandment uniquely ties honoring parents to long life and earthly flourishing (Exodus 20:12; Ephesians 6:2-3). This isn’t just physical longevity but a promise of spiritual vitality—a life rooted in God’s covenantal faithfulness. Be blessed on this teaching on the rewards of honouring our Fathers.