Expound Podcast

Many people come before God asking for a breakthrough, favour, anointing, or open doors. But often God responds with a deeper question: "Do you have the capacity to carry what you are asking for?" In 2 Kings 4, the widow had a real crisis, but the miracle that came into her life was shaped not only by God's power but by her preparedness. In this message, God's supply is abundant but our capacity must be built. Three major points in building spiritual capacity:1. Capacity begins with emptiness.2. Capacity expands through stretching our obedience (radical obedience).3. Capacity determines the measure of overflow.

When life feels like it’s slipping through our fingers, where can we find something steady to hold on to? This message hits right at the heart of Habakkuk 3:17–19, where the prophet faces a season of loss and upheaval, and yet—he finds a way to rejoice. His story helps us see that real hope doesn’t depend on what we have but on who God is. If you’re in a season where life feels uncertain or empty, join us to find out how God meets us right there, offering strength and peace that nothing else can.

This episode focuses on dreams and visions in the Prophetic books of the Old Testament. It answers several questions among them are: 1. How did dreams and visions serve as a means of communication between God and the prophets in the Old Testament? 2. What are some characteristics of godly visions and dreams according to the book of Daniel, and how can believers seek interpretation for their dreams and visions? 3. How does the Old Testament acknowledge the limitations and potential pitfalls associated with dreams and visions, and what role can mature and gifted believers play in helping interpret these experiences? 4. Which minor prophetic writings provide written records of visions, and what were the main themes of these visions about judgments on Israel's enemies? I pray it blesses you.

In this episode, I unpack three (3) timeless truths from 2 Corinthians 4:16–18 that help prevent the loss of hope or despair in turbulent seasons of life. I pray this episode blesses you. Shalom!

In this episode, we explore the Christian perspective on suffering. This is an introductory episode on the subject. I pray it will be a blessing. Shalom!

In this episode, as part of our series on Christian suffering and the Psalm, we explore Christian suffering in light of Psalm 121. Join us as we unravel the layers of this Psalm, seeking solace and strength amidst the shadows of adversity.

This is our first episode in the series through the Psalm. In this series, we will explore one of the Psalms that gives great assurance (Psalm 46) and how to understand it in the light of Christian suffering. I pray you will be blessed. Shalom!

In this podcast, we explore the subject of dreams and visions in the Pentateuch. This episode answers among many questions in its discussion the question: How do dreams and visions serve as channels of communication, prophecy, personal guidance, moral warning, covenant establishment, and affirmation of God’s sovereignty?

This episode looks at the theology of Dreams and Visions in the Epistles.

This episode focuses on the theology of dreams and visions in the book of Acts.

This episode focuses on the theology of dreams and visions in the Gospels.

This episode details the story of a blind man's encounter with Jesus as found in Mark 10:46-52.

This episode is a direct continuation of episode 2 on the various Hebrew words used for visions and dreams in the Old Testament. In this episode, we explored the six (6) terms used to describe the various divine encounters in the Hebrew Old Testament. Stay tuned for an enlightening journey. I pray this episode blesses you. Shalom! Please do well to subscribe, rate the podcast, and send in your comments.

In episode 2 we focus on the fascinating world of dreams and visions through the lens of the Hebrew scriptures. We considered the two main categorizations of “SEEING” as seen in the Old Testament: RA’AH and CHAZA. This will serve as a foundation for Episode 3, where we will explore the six significant ways the Hebrew Bible describes divine encounters. Join us on this captivating journey. I pray you will gain insight into God’s word through this episode. Shalom!   Please SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, and SHARE as it might bless another believer of Christ.   RA’AH(רָאָה)= MAR’AH (מַּרְאָה֙) and MAR’EH(מַּרְאֶ֥ה) CHAZA(חָזָ֔ה)= CHAZON (חֶזְי֥וֹן), CHEZEV(חֶזְוֵ֥י), CHIZAYYON(חֶזְי֬וֹן) and MACHAZEH(מַחֲזֵ֤ה)   Also, you can check up on the STEP BIBLE mentioned in the podcast. It’s a free resource.

In this maiden series on "Biblical Anatomy of Dreams and Visions, we delve into the various words and expressions that are used to convey divine encounters and realities beyond human perception like dreams, visions, and trance in the Greek New Testament. This will set the platform for a thorough discussion and engagement on the subject of dreams and visions in Scripture. I pray this episode blesses you. Shalom! Please do well to subscribe, rate the podcast, and send in your comments.

This is an introductory message to the series dubbed "Biblical Anatomy of Dreams and Visions." In this introduction, I critique the Western worldview on the subject of dreams and visions and advocate for a biblical worldview. I further present reasons why the subject of dreams and visions has not been embraced within the Christian community over the years. I finally point out my intentions for starting this series. I trust God will use this series to bless you and cause growth in your Christian walk. Shalom!

Amidst the chaos and uncertainties of the world, searching and finding a place of refuge and trust becomes increasingly necessary. Join us on our podcast as we explore the profound words of Psalms 11:3-4, where we discover the timeless wisdom and guidance it offers.

In this episode, we delve into the timeless truth in 2 Corinthians 8:1-9, where believers are encouraged on the need to excel in giving. There is a need to support our Pastors and congregants in need, and not abandon them. Tune in and embark on this journey of understanding. The supporting scripture used is Philippians 4:15-17. Just like the Corinth Church, the modern-day Church is encouraged to mimic the path of the Macedonian Church, which excelled in giving. SHALOM!

The scriptural text used is Luke 7:11-17. Are you in a distressing moment? Has all hell broken down on you? Where is your source of hope in times of trials? This episode helps us to know we can be comforted when life’s tragedies lay their cold, icy hands on us. In moments of despair, we need to know that Jesus knows and cares, therefore the need to trust him even more. I pray and hope it will be a blessing to you.

The scriptural text considered for this sermon is Luke 5:1-11. The sermon is divided into two sections, namely: 1) The setting, suffering of the night and Jesus' rescue (vs.1-7), 2) The moment of surrender in the morning, and the charge of Jesus to the disciples (vs. 8-11). The main point of the sermon is a call for everyone to obey the voice of God by totally surrendering and following Jesus Christ. It is my fervent prayer that this sermon will be a blessing to you. Shalom!

Are you in a distressing moment? Has all hell broken down on you? Where is your source of hope in times of trials? This sermon helps us to know we can be comforted when life’s tragedies lay their cold, icy hands on us. In moments of despair, we need to know that Jesus knows and cares, therefore the need to trust him.

In today’s episode, we are exploring the last model prayer of Jesus in John 17:1-26. This prayer, commonly called the high priestly prayer, is Jesus’ own prayer to the father. This prayer shows Jesus lifting his disciples and also allows us to see who Christ really is and his concerns. Let us explore what we can learn from this prayer. My fervent prayer is that this episode would be a blessing. Shalom! You can contact us at [email protected].

This episode focuses on the question: "Why would Jesus say 'it is finished' on the cross in John 19:30, and its implication to us?" My fervent prayer is that this episode would be a blessing. Shalom!

In this episode, the focus is on Jesus' prayers on the cross (Luke 23:34, 46, and Matthew 27:46). These prayers on the cross fundamentally teach us to forgive and to commit ourselves to God. I pray this episode will be a blessing to you. Shalom! You can contact us at [email protected]

This episode addresses one of the various ways Jesus Christ prayed, what He taught His disciples, and its implication to us as a model for our prayers. The scriptural text used was Matthew 6:9-13 and Luke 11:1-4. This prayer serves as a model of addressing God's character, His agenda, and our needs. I pray this episode blesses you. Shalom! You can contact us at [email protected].

The scriptural text used is Matthew 10:24-31. In this sermon, I unpack just as the gospel of Matthew does, the words of Jesus on what it means to be a disciple in the face of persecution or conflict and provides assurance of God's love. The sermon is stratified into two major sections, namely:  1) Do not ignore persecution (vs. 24-25). 2) Do not fear the persecution of men but only God (vs. 26-31). I also explored three primary reasons why Jesus encourages us not to fear. You can contact us at: [email protected].

This is the last episode of the "Trusting God in Turbulent Times," series explored. This last episode was a time of prayer for believers laboring in God's vineyard who are afflicted in many ways. I pray this time of prayer will be a blessing. Shalom! You can reach us on this email: [email protected].

Episode 3 of "Trusting God in Turbulent Times," focuses on the three reasons why Jesus encourages us not to fear (vs. 29-31). The three major reasons: a. The Father cares for us (vs. 29). b. The Father knows every detail about us (vs. 30). c. The Father has made us of great value (vs. 31). The central text used is Matthew 10:24-31. I pray this episode will encourage you to hold fast to Jesus Christ. Shalom! You can contact us at: [email protected]

This sermon is a continuation of "Trusting God in Turbulent Times, Part 1." It explores the second major section of my sermon (Matthew 10:26-31). I pray this episode will be a blessing to you. Shalom! You can contact us at: [email protected].

This episode of Jesus' prayer at Gethsemane is part of a series exploring the various major prayers Jesus prayed while on earth and their implication to us as believers. This particular episode which is found in Matthew 26:37-44 teaches us to pray specifically when we feel tried and tested.

This episode, focused on the question:" What Baptism was Jesus referring to in Luke 12:50? John 12:50--- "But I have a baptism to undergo, and what constraint I am under until it is completed!" John 19:28-30--- "Later, knowing that everything had now been finished, and so that Scripture would be fulfilled, Jesus said, 'I am thirsty.' A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus’ lips. When he had received the drink, Jesus said, “It is finished.” With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit." I pray today's episode will be a blessing. Shalom! You can contact us: [email protected]

This episode is a continuation of "Unshakable Hope, Part 1." I pray it will be a blessing. Shalom!!! You can contact us at: [email protected].

In this episode, I encouraged believers with God's Word in 2 Corinthians 1:3-11. I pray you will be encouraged by these comforting words from Paul to the Corinth church. Shalom!!! You can contact us at: [email protected].

This episode focuses on two things: 1) practical ways of exemplifying the Holiness of God and 2) Lessons learned whiles studying the Holiness of God.

As part of "The Holiness of God" series, this episode focused on evidence from Scripture that points to God as Holy. I pray this episode would be a blessing. Shalom!

This episode explores the Holiness of God as seen in the New Testament. I pray it blesses you. Shalom!

This Episode on the Holiness of God focuses on the general meaning of Holiness and further explores ways the Holiness of God is seen in the Old Testament. I pray you will find this episode helpful. Shalom!

2 Chronicles 20:1-30

This episode focuses on just one question: When Jesus said the hour of his coming, no one knows except the Father, does it imply that He was less than God the Father (Mark 13:32)? My fervent prayer is that this episode would be a blessing. Shalom!

This episode deals with two questions: 1. What does the New Testament say concerning the matter of “binding and losing”? 2. Why couldn’t Jesus do miracles in his own hometown (Mark 6:4-5)? I pray this episode would be a blessing to you. Shalom!

Are you puzzled sometimes at some of the statements Jesus made in the Gospels? Have you wondered, how do I make headway through these hard saying of Jesus Christ? In this Episode, as part of our Gospel series, I have decided to delve deeper into some of these difficult sayings by helping believers understand some of the cultural backdrops to these sayings and the issue of context. Helping bridge the gap between the culture in Jesus' day and this 21st-century is crucial in understanding Jesus' teaching. Episode 1 addressed the following questions:  1) What can we learn from Jesus’ words about giving in Luke 6:38? 2) What it means to forgive up to 77 times according to Matthew 18:21, 22)?  It is my earnest prayer that these expositions will make Jesus' word's meaningful to you and bring a transformation in your Christian life forever. Shalom!