The Hosts Church

EXCERPTS:The Holy Spirit plays an active role in a believer’s life, and true baptism is about complete spiritual immersion, not just a physical act.Salvation is the exchange of the old man for a new inner man, where a heart of unbelief is replaced with a new life created by God.The Gospel is God’s life-giving message, carrying the power to save and produce transformation through understanding.God’s Word is the seed of regeneration, creating a new person by imparting life through the Spirit.

EXCERPTS:Spiritual growth comes through consecration, as we grow in wisdom, strength, and favor with God by His Spirit.Jesus as Lord must be known through consistent study and meditation on the Scriptures, revealing Him as Master and Saviour.True strength is spiritual, sourced from God’s Spirit, enabling believers to live beyond natural limitations.The new birth comes through the incorruptible seed of God’s Word, and because it carries life, growth is not optional but necessary.

EXCERPTS:1. Honour is a function of value, and you cannot truly honour what you do not value.2. Spiritual growth requires sincerity of heart, obedience, and doing God’s will from within.3. Believers are empowered by God’s strength, gaining His ability to stand and function effectively.4. Our spiritual battle is not physical but against unseen forces, and victory comes through standing in the truth of God’s Word.

EXCERPTS: 1.​ Temptation only works where there is desire, as it is an attempt to satisfy an inward longing within man.​ 2. The Adamic nature produces sin through lust, which shapes a lifestyle contrary to the Spirit of God.​ 3. Every human character is expressed from either love or lust, determining how we relate with others.​ 4. Walking in the Spirit produces the fruit of love, while walking in the flesh produces the works of lust.

EXCERPTS:​ Humanity inherited a sinful nature through Adam, making all men spiritually dead and in need of salvation.​ Salvation comes through believing in the gospel, confessing Jesus as Lord, and trusting in His resurrection.​ Through the death of Jesus, both spiritually and physically, sin was fully dealt with and God’s justice was satisfied.​ In salvation, we are born again into God’s family, taking on His nature of righteousness and holiness..

EXCERPTS:Salvation is not just an experience but a person—Jesus Christ, who has the power to save completely.Faith in Jesus removes the fear of death because His resurrection proves His victory over death.Unbelief leads to sin, destruction, and separation from God, while trust in Him secures salvation.Salvation is eternal, but it is sustained by a continuing faith in Christ and response to His truth.

EXCERPTS:God alone is the Saviour, and true salvation is found only in Him as our strength, refuge, and glory.Jesus is God manifested in the flesh, the visible expression and embodiment of God among men.The incarnation reveals that Christ, though divine, took on human form to accomplish salvation.Believers exercise dominion and authority through prayer, grounded in the finished work of Christ.

EXCERPTS:Spiritual growth comes through consistent teaching, as feeding God’s people with knowledge produces maturity in Christ.The knowledge of Jesus as Lord and Saviour is progressive and is what enlarges and transforms the believer.Redemption is God’s act of buying man back through His Word and power, bringing salvation and deliverance.Forgiveness through God removes the record of sin completely and leads to preservation and restoration.

EXCERPTS:The Spirit gives life while the flesh profits nothing, and the words of Christ are spirit and life.All men have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory, but justification comes through faith in the blood of Jesus for the remission of sins.Christ died for us while we were still sinners, and through His blood we receive forgiveness and redemption.As believers, we are raised above all powers and are called to preach the gospel through the fullness of the Spirit.

EXCERPTS:Sin is not defined by actions alone but by the fallen nature of man.The blood represents life, and it is the means through which atonement for the soul is made.Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, takes away the sin of the world through His sacrifice.True life and union with Christ come through partaking in His flesh and blood.

Excerpts:Revelation is the unveiling of truth, bringing hidden realities to light through Christ.The mystery once hidden is now revealed, showing that all believers are fellow heirs and partakers in Christ through the Gospel.Grace is what God affords, what man could not attain on his own, God gives freely and makes available in Christ.In Christ we have boldness, access, and confidence, because our assurance is fully rooted in Him.

EXCERPTS:Salvation is by grace through faith, not by works, and we are God’s workmanship created in Christ for good works.We were once far from God without hope, but through the blood of Jesus we are now brought near.Christ is our peace who has broken every barrier and made us one, reconciling us to God.We are no longer strangers but members of God’s household, built together as His dwelling through the Spirit.

EXCERPTS:1. Men are shaped by the Word, and true wisdom is found in hearing and doing what God says.2. The wisdom of God is not in knowing alone, but in obeying—doing His Word is what produces life and visible progress.3. The fear of God governs choices; those who fear Him don’t live carelessly, and that alignment keeps them sustained in Him.4. Wisdom is not by age or experience alone, but by the Spirit—God orchestrates a man’s life when he yields to His will.

EXCERPTS:1. The Gospel is the believer’s priority—every resource needed for the assignment of Christ is available, and we continue the race with patience because of the joy set before us.2. The believer carries light—through the Gospel we bring illumination into dark situations, because without light there is chaos and nothing can truly be in order.3. The world is temporary and cannot hold lasting joy—everything on earth has limits, so our focus must not be on worldly things but on eternal purpose.4. Soul winning is the most important work—the believer carries the message of light and salvation to a world walking in darkness.

EXCERPTS:1. God’s will is His determination—our calling and purpose were established by God before we existed.2. The believer’s blessings are spiritual—they come from Christ and are spoken into reality through the Word.3. Our sonship was predestined—God planned our adoption in Christ before we were born, making us holy and without blame before Him in love.4. The believer is sealed by the Holy Spirit—when we believed the Gospel, we were stamped by the Spirit as God’s possession and inheritance.

EXCERPTS:1. The power that is most important to God is the saving power of the Gospel, because it reveals the righteousness of God and brings salvation to everyone who believes (Romans 1:16).2. When you believe the Gospel, you receive (paralambanō) the power of God, meaning you have accepted and now possess the righteousness of God that enables you to stand before Him.3. The power of God in the believer is first an unseen reality—like money in a bank account—you may not see it physically, but it is already yours.4. At salvation, power is deposited in the believer, but it becomes active when you take hold of it (lambanō) and walk in it.

EXCERPTS:1. God’s will is His determined purpose — the calling and identity of the believer are not accidental but established by the will of God before the foundation of the world.2. In Christ we are already blessed — God has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places, revealing that the believer’s inheritance begins in the unseen realm before it manifests physically.3. Through Christ we are chosen, redeemed, and accepted — by His blood we receive forgiveness, grace, and adoption as children of God according to His good pleasure.4. The Holy Spirit is the seal of our inheritance — after believing the gospel, the believer is marked by the Spirit as God’s possession and assurance of the full redemption to come.

EXCERPTS:1. Responsibility is the ability to respond—every man has capacity and power, but maturity is shown in how he uses them to accomplish what must be finished.2. A godly man does not rest until his assignment is completed; finishing what you start is proof of character and leadership (Ruth 3:18).3. In marriage, a husband’s responsibility is clear: love without bitterness, provide faithfully, and honor his wife so she is happy, secure, and valued (Col. 3:19; 1 Pet. 3:7).4. True provision and security flow from fearing the Lord—when a man walks in God’s ways, his home becomes stable, fruitful, and blessed (1 Tim. 5:8; Psalm 128:1–3).

EXCERPTS:1. Sin is missing the mark—any action done outside the seal of the Holy Spirit reveals a life operating from the flesh and not from God’s mark.2. Consecration is honoring the value of Christ upon your life, separating yourself from iniquity, and positioning yourself as a vessel fit and ready for the Master’s use.3. God prepares before He manifests; delay is not denial but divine preparation, where your will is surrendered and redirected by the Spirit.4. Fire is the evidence of a consecrated life—being fervent in prayer, preaching, and love, with a renewed mind and a heart fully burning for God.

EXCERPTS:1. Participation is not enough—transformation comes through revelation. What you focus on, especially the Word, determines what you become (2 Cor. 3:18).2. In marriage and in life, your focus is not your spouse but the Word of God. As you look into the Word, you see who you ought to be, and transformation begins.3. You cannot give what you don’t have. What flows out of you proves what is inside you. God is the source; everything else is a reservoir.4. God’s original design defines marriage. A man must identify his wife as part of himself. Identification produces love, submission, and a healthy, lasting union.

EXCERPTS:1. Sin is anything that opposes the Spirit of God, producing the works of the flesh like adultery, hatred, envy, strife, and witchcraft.2. Believers are no longer condemned if they walk in the Spirit; the Spirit of life in Christ sets us free from the law of sin and death .3. Living in the Spirit produces love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, meekness, and self-control—qualities that stand above the law.4. True love is natural and guided by the Spirit, not forced; without love, all gifts, faith, and knowledge are meaningless.

EXCERPTS:Sin begins subtly in the mind — Satan gained access through deception, making sin seem harmless before it became an action and a pattern.Sin opens the door to more sin, but God still covers — though Adam and Eve fell, God clothed them, revealing His mercy and the promise of righteousness.The gap between sin and power is prayer — sin consciousness weakens prayer life, but mercy restores access and strength.Consistency determines outcome — persistence in sin leads to falling, but persistence in prayer leads to power and restoration.

EXCERPTSOneness begins with cleaving (Dabaq) — a deliberate joining together, not convenience or proximity, but a conscious, lifelong bond.Marriage is God’s design of help and harmony — the woman was created as a helper, not an afterthought, and the man leaves all other ties to become one with his wife.Love and submission are inseparable — where there is no love, submission fails; where there is no submission, love cannot thrive.Christian marriage mirrors Christ and the Church — husbands love sacrificially, wives respond in willing submission, and together they grow into one flesh and one purpose.

EXCERPTS:1. Foolishness is not ignorance but a willful rejection of truth — confidence without understanding and action without foresight leads to destruction.2. Wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord — true understanding belongs to those who obey His commandments, not merely those who hear them.3. God does not force change — transformation happens when people allow God to work through wisdom and obedience.4. Wisdom completes and builds — it establishes families, grows businesses, and strengthens communities.

EXCERPTS: 1. Worship Is Obedience, Not EmotionTrue worship is not how you feel, but how much you obey and surrender. Like Abraham, worship is proven by sacrifice and obedience, not words.2. God Reveals Truth ProgressivelyGod doesn’t reveal everything at once. He first gives definition, then direction, guiding His people step by step into understanding and purpose.3. Boldness Is a Sign of FaithFaith expresses itself boldly …in prayer, speech, and confidence before God. Timidity comes from fear, but boldness flows from knowing God’s mercy and compassion.4. Jesus Is the Full Expression of GodGod revealed Himself fully by becoming man. To see Jesus is to see God….. His nature, His love, His mercy, and His character made visible.

1. Spiritual before physicalGod created the spiritual man before the physical man. Just as heaven exists before earth, God establishes the spiritual reality first.2. God finishes ahead of timeBecause God is ahead, He completed man’s future before man was ever physically created. He prepared rest and provision before responsibility.3. Rest before workGod gave man rest before giving him work.4. God’s creative miraclesGod is a creative God. His miracles are creative, and His first great creative miracle was salvation—man’s spirit was already accounted for even before the fall.

Christianity is the Spirit of God in you.Nobody can receive the Spirit without the message of the Spirit, which is the Gospel.Utterance is the speech of the Spirit—words spoken by the Spirit through men.The way we define this year or see this year is by utterance.What can fight the voice of the Spirit in your life is flesh.Satan feeds on flesh.When a believer is scared, the flesh is at work somewhere.

Dedication is a willing response, not forced service — “Your people shall be willing in the day of Your power” (Ps. 110:3).Dedication flows from revelation of authority — when we recognize the Lord seated in power, obedience becomes our posture.

1. The hand of God brings divine intervention — what stood as an impossibility before Israel became a pathway when God’s hand moved through Moses.2. The hand of God turns authority into action — Moses lifted his hand, but it was God’s power that split the sea and made the impossible obey.

OUR DNA is not on earth; It's in the SpiritIn Salvation, what we drank was the spirit of God

EXCERPTS:1. Just like God “calleth those things which be not as though they were,” faith speaks realities into existence before they appear.2. From light to mankind, everything came into being because “God said.” His Word is the source code of all creation.3. All things visible and invisible, were made by Him and for Him, and He has preeminence over everything.4. We believe and therefore speak; God’s Word is our source code. Whatever He has said to you is programmed to manifest..so take it seriously and speak it boldly.

EXCERPTS:1. Faith is rooted in understanding God’s Word, while foolishness acts without hearing or knowing what God has said.2. A believer functioning by faith receives divine instruction; foolishness is deaf to God’s voice.3. In every decision, movement, or step, the Word must be your reference point...not opinions, emotions, or circumstances.4. Your part is cooperation....God’s Word produces the outcome.

FAITH: The Voice of Faith- Pastor Wale Ade

1. Excellence in obedience is birthed by faith, true faith always gives God the best.2. When your actions align with what God says, He Himself becomes your witness and validator.3. Obedience to divine instruction, even when unseen, preserves destinies and generations.4. Righteousness is not just declared, it’s inherited by walking in faith-fueled obedience.

EXCERPTS:What God says you can do goes beyond your imagination, His ability defines your capacity.What God says you can do is already powered by His Spirit within, you carry the ability to manifest His Word.

EXCERPTS:1. Faith is the foundation of our relationship with God. Without faith, it is impossible to please Him, because faith is believing that He exists and rewards those who diligently seek Him (Hebrews 11:6).2. There’s no karma for a child of God. Our lives are governed by grace, not by chance or cycles of retribution.3. Faith is not about seeing results from God, it’s about receiving God Himself. True faith is personal and relational, not transactional.4. Godliness with contentment is great gain. If you have God, you already have faith, and everything you have is spiritual.

EXCERPTS:1. God’s question to Adam “Where art thou?” - wasn’t about location but identity.Man lost his place the moment he stepped out of obedience and into self-awareness driven by sin.2. The flesh is gullible, rebellious, and leads to separation from God.Just like Adam hid in shame, the flesh makes us hide from God’s presence instead of running to Him.3. Through one man’s disobedience came condemnation, but through Christ’s obedience came justification and righteousness.In Christ, you are no longer under the law of sin and death but under the law of the Spirit of life.4. You are not in the flesh but in the Spirit - so live and walk by the Spirit.The works of the flesh lead to bondage, but the fruit of the Spirit reveals where God says you are - in freedom, righteousness, and life.

EXCERPTS:1. You are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus, justified and made right with God.2. You are light.3. You are the temple of God, His dwelling place and vessel of glory.4. You are set apart as His son or daughter...chosen, holy, and dearly loved.

EXCERPTS:Joint-heirs with Christ – We share in both His sufferings and His glory.Trials are not strange – Suffering as a Christian is part of God’s process of testing, refining, and preparing us for greater glory .The greater the suffering, the greater the glory – Our trials are not for destruction but for elevation.Nothing can separate us from His love – Through every persecution, distress, or trial, we remain more than conquerors in Christ.

EXCERPTS:1. Understanding comes by putting together the facts – just as 1+1=2, they failed to connect the miracle of the loaves to God’s ability.2. Their heart was hardened (petrified) – unresponsive to the miracle, not moved because they lacked understanding.3. The lesson of the loaves – If 5 loaves fed 5,000 and 7 loaves fed 4,000, then one loaf was more than enough for the twelve.4. Faith, not bread, fed the multitude – the 5,000 were sustained not by the loaves themselves, but by the power of faith (Hebrews 11:3).

EXCERPTS1. We have not received the spirit of bondage to fear, but the Spirit of adoption, by which we cry, Abba, Father. The Spirit Himself confirms we are God’s children.2. Uihothesia means “placing as a son.” By our new birth in Christ, we are not servants, but sons of God with full rights.3. Jesus’ call to “seek ye the kingdom” is essentially the call to be born again.....when sonship is secured, every benefit of being a son follows.4. Through Christ’s redemption, we receive adoption as sons. Because we are sons, God sends the Spirit of His Son into our hearts, and we become heirs of God through Christ.

1. In the Old Testament, “sons of God” (Ben, Elohim) referred to angels, even princes of high rank, as seen in Job 1:6.2. In the New Testament, through Christ’s love, we are called the sons of God (Teknon)—born again as true children of God3. To be born again is to be recreated in God’s image, just as man was first created in His likeness with dominion 4. Jesus is the prototype—the firstborn and express image of God—through whom we share sonship and authority in heavenly places

EXCERPTS1. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.(James 5:16)2. When they had prayed, the place was shaken… and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost.(Acts 4:31)

EXCERPTS1. Have you received (Lambano) the Holy Ghost since you believed? — To receive is to take possession of what is yours.2. The Spirit gives utterance — prophecy requires the Holy Ghost, the vessel, the word, the substance, and the utterance.3. The Spirit is the focus in the church today; He is poured out upon all flesh to empower, fill, and speak through us.4. We don’t prophesy into thin air, but unto something — the Word must be declared with purpose and direction.

EXCERPTS:1. Building your faith goes beyond praying in tongues; it requires a continuous hearing and staying in the Word.2. There is a faith that causes you to erchomai—to become exactly what you have believed and asked God for.3. What you choose to see can either sustain your walk or cause you to sink, even after receiving the word to become.4. As you build your faith, remain in God’s love, extend compassion, and keep looking to His mercy for eternal life.

EXCERPTS;1. Salvic Grace – The grace that saves, salvation grace. (Ephesians 2:5, 8–9)2. Ministry Grace – Grace for service or assignment; your unique identity and divine enablement. (1 Corinthians 15:10)3. Grace empowers – What you do freely and enjoyably flows by grace.4. Grace overcomes obstacles – Mountains become plains when grace is declared. (Zechariah 4:7)

EXCERPTS: 1. There’s a difference between memorizing the word and knowing the word. 2. Before you see change from the outside, you must change from within. 3. Your being has a source which is incorruptible, and it’s the word of God. 4. If you want your life transformed, you must learn how to put the word of God in you.

EXCERPTS:1. Prayer is not about length for God to hear but a training ground for your spirit, building faith and patience to endure.2. The moment you step into prayer, you shift from the natural into the supernatural, it’s where divine influence begins.3. Short, casual prayers often reflect unbelief; tarrying in prayer strengthens your spirit and aligns you with God’s will.4. Prayer births victory and sustains it daily; as long as you pray, you can walk in consistent triumph and spiritual influence.

1. The earnest, active prayers of a righteous man are powerful and produce effective results.2. Fervent prayer (Energeo) is prayer put to work—it is active, operative, and gets the job done.3. Only a righteous man can call upon a righteous God and expect divine response.4. If you know how to pray effectively, you’ll have access to everything you need in life.

EXCERPTS:1. The Holy Spirit transforms barren and chaotic places into fruitful and peaceful abodes when poured out from on high.2. Praying in the Spirit unlocks hidden mysteries of God, granting believers access to divine wisdom and revelation in Christ.3. Praying with the Spirit allows the Holy Spirit to intercede through us with groanings beyond words, aligning our prayers with God’s perfect will.4. A believer who partners with the Holy Spirit in prayer experiences supernatural guidance, power, and alignment to God’s purposes.