Haniel Nnabuko

These are the Lord's letters to the churches of Pergamum & Thyatira, as to all the churches— you and I. Let he that has ears hear what the Spirit is saying to the churches. Amen. From Jesus to your ears, Blessings.

These are Jesus’ letters to the churches of Ephesus and Smyrna, and his relevant address to all of His churches today.And the address is simple- endure hardship by being faithful to his name, avoid the slander of the blasphemer, Satan, and his synagogues [whose hearts he inhabits]. Furthermore, stay with your first love.This is a slow read verse-by-verse.From Jesus to your ears,You’re welcome.

This teaching is an attempt to review Matthew, Mark & Luke, and to draw a scarlet line across these books.The crux of the scripture is that it concerns Jesus and Him alone. This study does its best to justify this concept.From Jesus to your ears,You’re welcome

I recorded this a while ago.And the message is still relevant to handle life’s unpredictable turns and twists. With Jesus, you can truly have joy in chaos, the type of peace that makes no sense, even in unstable situations, moments and circumstances.From Jesus to your ears,You’re welcome.

The book of Revelation is an interesting read, especially because of St. John’s descriptiveness.The angels, celestial beings, numerology, wars, etc often leave you confused and overwhelmed. Now that’s why we’re reading it, because God is not the author of confusion but of order in the churches.The series is designed to shed light on your mind, allay fears and put to rest the controversies on when Jesus is coming, the events of the last days, end time activities, and all that.This is a slow read, verse-by-verse.From Jesus to your ears,You’re welcome!

Happy New Year! 🎊 Yes, I am aware it is February already. We will begin with a Bible study in the book of Galatians, and per usual, I urge you to grab a note and a friend. Be edified as you listen!

This is another one of those recordings that sat in my drafts. This is audio is even more muffled (it makes me cringe, seriously), however, the value is there if you’re able to power through the pops. So, enjoy!

This has sat in my drafts for a good number of months, and by drafts I mean my phone recording, hence the muffled audio. I decided to just put it out without the task of editing as I normally would, honestly cause it would be harder to return if I don’t do this. I hope you enjoy this. Take this as your cue to do that thing NOW, TODAY!

Though it’s been long overdue, it’s exciting to finally be on the last chapter of this book. Grab your pen, notepad and jot things down.

Yay! We're half way through the book of Philippians. Join us as we continue this study. Blessings!

The Bible study on Paul's letter to his church in Philippi continues as we discover the purpose for the letter, and who the people of Philippi were. This epistle is also Paul's letter to the modern day church. Listen closely to know what Paul was (is) saying. Blessings!

A Bible study on the book of Philippians. This will take you through the entire book, it's theme and purpose.

Oftentimes life and it's many trials can make us wonder if God hears us. Does he hear my prayers? Can he see my struggles? All of that and more. This episode of the podcast answers this question and shows us God's mind toward our desires and prayers. Blessings!

This is a spontaneous episode that encapsulates my take on calling: What it is, what it's not. Most importantly how it's defined doctrinally. Enjoy!

This is a doctrinal response to why bad things happen to believers, even if they prayed. This episode will offer clarity and insight to what scripture says versus what we feel to be the truth. It'll also show us our expected response as dictated by scripture, even when bad things happen.