Wisdom Citadel Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that relationships are stewardship assignments that require discernment, honour and intentionality. He explains that different relationships serve different purposes, including mentorship, collaboration, service and destiny fulfilment, and should be valued accordingly. Ultimately, he reveals that familiarity, entitlement and dishonour are major threats to divine relationships, while gratitude, honour and wise stewardship preserve the people God places in our lives for growth and purpose.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that relationships are a divine resource entrusted to us for support, growth and purpose fulfilment. He explains that God designed humanity for community rather than isolation, and that relationships are stewardship assignments through which He accomplishes His purposes on earth. Ultimately, he reveals that every relationship carries purpose and potential value, and while love should be extended to all, access must be managed wisely.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that talents are divine trusts given by God for service, impact and kingdom advancement. He emphasizes that faithful stewardship begins with recognizing God as the source of every gift and understanding that every talent is connected to a divine purpose. He further explains that gifts become impactful only through intentional development, learning, deliberate practice and discipline. Ultimately, he reveals that excellence and influence are not products of raw talent alone but of consistent growth, faithful stewardship and diligent preparation.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that stewardship should be approached with gratitude, recognizing every responsibility from God or men as a privilege rather than a burden. He emphasizes that time is a divine trust and the currency for destiny fulfilment, requiring intentionality, discipline and accountability. He further explains that effective stewardship of time involves prioritizing God, personal growth and impact on others, while guarding against distractions, busyness and undisciplined habits. Ultimately, he reveals that fruitfulness is not achieved through good intentions alone but through deliberate systems, focus and consistent stewardship of the time God has entrusted to us.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that stewardship is God’s framework for preserving value and preventing decline. He explains that time, gifts and talents are divine resources entrusted to us intentionally and must be managed faithfully for purpose fulfilment. He further emphasizes that maturity is revealed through consistency and commitment, especially when enthusiasm fades, and that faithful stewardship transforms potential into impact, excellence and blessing to others.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that stewardship is the foundation for increase, responsibility and purpose fulfillment. He explains that God entrusts greater responsibilities to those who have proven faithful with what is already in their hands, showing that faithfulness precedes expansion and public elevation. He further emphasizes that stewardship builds capacity, character and diligence, transforming potential into tangible impact while preserving what God has assigned to us from waste and decline.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that stewardship begins with entrustment, the delegation of responsibility without the transfer of ownership, and shows how God involves us in His affairs not out of need but out of His desire for relationship, growth and reward. He also challenges us to handle whatever men have entrusted to us with the same faithfulness we would offer God, knowing that such faithfulness is often the pathway to kingdom enlargement.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi teaches that stewardship goes beyond preservation, possession and hoarding, and shows how everything entrusted to us must align with God’s purpose. He also challenges us to embrace responsibility and become channels of God’s blessings on the earth.

Every matter of stewardship rises or falls on one question: Who owns it? Not how it is managed, nor how it is multiplied, nor how it is protected. In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye-Kumi drives home the truth that God alone is Owner, and whatever rests in our hands has simply been entrusted to us. We come to see that we own nothing; we merely steward what already belongs to Another.

In this episode, we explore how God's love is proven through Christ's sacrifice, not our circumstances, and why eternal life means an intimate relationship with God.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye Kumi concludes his teaching on what makes believers struggle to consistently walk with God and then shares profound insights on how to walk with God.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye Kumi explores why maintaining a consistent walk with God is such a deep and ongoing challenge for many believers.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye Kumi discusses how giving our treasures to God shapes and deepens our devotion to Him. He also shares insights on what it truly means to walk with God.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye Kumi concludes his earlier discussion on what walking with God is not. He then transitions into a rich exposition on what it truly means to walk with God, beginning with the foundational truth that walking with God is communion.

In this episode, Dr Evans Anokye Kumi emphasizes that the highest purpose of human existence is to truly know God. He also clarifies common misconceptions by explaining what walking with God is not.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye Kumi draws on the imagery of new wine in new wineskins to illustrate the need to develop the capacity to receive, diligently steward, and effectively manifest every new thing the Lord desires to entrust to us.

In this episode, we explore the steadfast nature of God's love, what it means to trust in God and why we ought to trust in Him.

In this episode, Dr. Evans Anokye Kumi discusses what it truly means to receive God's Word. He also explores the biblical significance of new wine and God's promise to never cease doing new things in the lives of His children.

In this episode, we conclude our verse-by-verse analysis of the book of Jude, focusing on verses 5-25.

In this episode, we continue our verse-by-verse analysis of the book of Jude, focusing on verses 2–4.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi takes us on a deep dive into the book of Jude, discussing its background, outline, and the significance of its introductory greeting.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi emphasises the need to approach Bible study with humility.  He also discusses things that should not be our reasons for studying the Bible and offers guidelines on how to study an entire book of the Bible.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi draws attention to the Bible as a cohesive story rather than a random collection of texts.  He also emphasizes the pitfalls of taking verses out of context and the significance of studying entire Bible books.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye discusses how our perception and attitude influence our consistency in prayer.  He also explores some common misconceptions and attitudes concerning prayer.  He then discusses sincere prayer from a biblical perspective and provides some insights on how we can be consistent in prayer.

In this episode, we explore different types of fasting, the benefits of fasting, and some recommendations for fasting effectively.

In the episode, we learn about what fasting is and why it is necessary for the believer.

In this episode, we are reminded of the significance of approaching, serving, loving, and giving to God in His way rather than our own.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about who the spiritual man is, establishes a dichotomy between position and disposition as far as spirituality is concerned, highlights some dispositions or attitudes that ought to characterize the spiritual man's life and the end goal of being a spiritual man.

In this episode, Mr Evans Anokye Kumi talks about the importance of self-evaluation and concludes with a discourse on what characterises true, biblical spirituality.

In this episode, Mr Evans Anokye Kumi highlights some characteristics of service. He also discusses the concept of spirituality, what spirituality is not, some practices outside the Holy Spirit and why some Christians turn to such practices.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about the importance of having a track record of faithfulness in our service to God and His people. He also continues his discourse on how the carnal man is made and concludes by presenting a biblical remedy for carnality.

In this episode, Mr Evans Anokye talks about the nature of true Biblical devotion. He also continues and concludes his exposition on how the natural man is formed.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about how engaging certain disciplines with the wrong intentions fosters inconsistency. Additionally, he explores the identity of the carnal man and gives an introductory exposition on how the carnal man is made.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about the purpose of predicaments in the life of the believer and how to deal with them. He also delves into who the carnal man is not and the primary mindset that sponsors carnality. 

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi addresses the origins of the natural man, the repercussions of remaining a natural man, how we should interact with and treat natural men, and the help the natural man needs.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi begins a discourse on the three distinct kinds of men described in the Bible (in the context of the new birth) and explores the nature of the natural man.

In this episode, we learn about the importance of Christian community and the three categories of men revealed in Paul's first letter to the Corinthian Church.

In this episode, we learn about some metrics for ascertaining whether we are spiritual or carnal. We also delve into God's ability and willingness to fulfil His promises to His children. 

In this concluding episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi outlines some attitudinal tendencies which promote mediocrity and shares some applicable keys for overcoming mediocrity. 

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi discusses the perils of embracing a poverty mindset. He also delves into some systems that lead to the normalization of mediocrity.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi discusses the significance of planning for spiritual meetings.  He deals with the error of using spirituality as an excuse to be lousy in other areas of life.

In this episode, Mr. Anokye Kumi establishes a dichotomy between learning God's Word and receiving God's Word. He also describes mediocrity and highlights some characteristics of mediocre people. 

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi shares insights on what it truly means to have the right attitude toward spiritual gatherings. He also addresses and clarifies some common misconceptions surrounding mediocrity.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi emphasizes the importance of honoring the sacred nature of Church gatherings, no matter how convenient they may seem. He also discusses excellence as a core part of our identity as believers and highlights why we must rise beyond mediocrity.

In this episode, we discover that approaching life passively makes it more likely for us to become just another statistic rather than stand out as an exception. It also highlights how Scripture reveals God's excellence and emphasizes the importance of pursuing excellence in all we do, as we are created in the image of a God who is excellent.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about the importance of pursuing every vision the Lord has committed to us or granted us the privilege to be a part of, with the right attitude. He also highlights what it means to be loyal to a vision, why people fail to remain loyal to the Lord's vision and how we can stay committed to every vision we are privileged to be a part of. 

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about the relationship between walking with the Lord and working with/for Him. He also outlines some reasons ministries fail to stay ahead.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi admonishes us to do what we can with what we have, where we find ourselves. He also continues his discourse on ministries that stay ahead by highlighting some of their characteristics.

In this episode, Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about how important being part of a ministry is to us staying ahead, what it means for a ministry to stay ahead and some characteristics of a ministry that is staying ahead.

In this episode Mr. Evans Anokye Kumi talks about the importance of being grounded in Biblical doctrine if we want to grow spiritually. He also outlines some avenues or advantages the Lord has given to believers to ensure that we stay ahead in life.