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Pastor Chris Welcomes a Granddaughter

by Alberto Krinsky
Posted on May 4, 2021

Sharon Carissa Oyakhilome, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s firstborn daughter, and her husband Phillip Frimpong, welcomed a…

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Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Sermons: Soul Winning With God’s Word

by Alberto Krinsky
Posted on April 25, 2021April 25, 2021

Over 300 souls were won, and 86 baptized after a special one-week Leadership and Discipleship…

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Best Quotes from Pastor Chris During the Year of Preparation

by Alberto Krinsky
Posted on April 19, 2021April 21, 2021

Every month of the ‘Year of Preparation’, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome inspired and fulfilled us with…

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Bible Verse of the Day Ties into Rhapsody of Realities

by Alberto Krinsky
Posted on March 30, 2021April 4, 2021

“And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together…

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Bringing in a New Month With Pastor Chris Oyakhilome

by Alberto Krinsky
Posted on February 24, 2021February 24, 2021

Your LoveWorld Special with Pastor Chris The new Phase 2 of Season 3 of ‘Your…

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3 weeks ago

#RhapsodyOfRealities by Pastor Chris OyakhilomeBy him (Christ) therefore let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips giving thanks to his name (Hebrews 13:15)The Kingdom of God to which we belong is a spiritual Kingdom. Therein, we carry out spiritual ministry and offer spiritual sacrifices. This is why it’s so important that we’re spiritually minded, because the sacrifices we offer to God must be spiritual sacrifices. God moved from the sacrifices of bulls and goats that couldn’t take away sin, to spiritual sacrifices.When we say “spiritual,” we’re dealing with spiritual substance, spiritual tangibility. God’s interpretation of our prayers and sacrifices, for example, is spiritual. Even the prophets could see it that way; in Hosea 14:2, the Bible says, “Take with you words, and turn to the LORD: say unto him, Take away all iniquity, and receive us graciously: so will we render the calves of our lips.”The words we speak to God come up to Him in the quality of those calves that were sacrificed unto Him in the Old Testament. Our words in worship have the same power and effect in heaven as when they brought the sacrifice of bulls to offer to God. Our words are even more important because they go directly to God, but the bulls and calves were killed and eaten by the people.Our prayers are spiritual sacrifices. In Psalm 141:2, David said, “Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense; and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice.” “The fruits of our lips, giving thanks to His Name” is a spiritual sacrifice; that means you’re confessing the greatness of God; you’re confessing that He’s gracious to you, and that He’s been good to you.When you’re worshipping the Lord in Church, or in your home, or on your knees or standing with your hands lifted, something is actually happening in heaven. But that’s not all! Hebrews 13:16, which is the very next verse to our theme verse says, “But to do good and to communicate forget not: for with such sacrifices God is well pleased.” Showing mercy to the poor and looking for opportunities to express acts of kindness to others are sacrifices that are acceptable to God. It means that in heaven, they’re spiritual.The importance of this is for us to be spiritually minded and understand that these things are real. Do them better, more carefully, and more truthfully.PRAYERDear Lord, you’re gracious and kind; from generation to generation, you’re God! Thank you for your love; thank you for your protection and preservation. Thank you for bringing me into a life of liberty and dominion, to reign and express your will, character and goodness in the earth, in Jesus’ Name. Amen. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Pastor Chris Oyakhilome teaches us to be a missionary here on Earth, an ambassador for Christ, commissioned to take the message of salvation to everyone in our world. He emphasizes the importance of soul-winners by saying that soul-winners are precious and influential people in the sight of God. As a child of God, nothing should mean more to you than leading those in your world who have not yet known the Lord into salvation. Discover more in the following video! ... See MoreSee Less

BE AN AMBASSADOR FOR CHRIST I PASTOR CHRIS LIVE USA I SOUL-WINNERS

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Pastor Chris Oyakhilome teaches us to be a missionary here on Earth, an ambassador for Christ, commissioned to take the message of salvation to everyone in o...

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#RhapsodyOfRealities by Pastor Chris OyakhilomeAnd if Christ be in you, the body is dead because of sin; but the Spirit is life because of righteousness (Romans 8:10).It doesn’t matter what your life was like before you gave your heart to Christ; the old, weak, sickly, poor and struggling “you” died with Christ on the Cross. A new you came alive when He resurrected. So, don’t look at the physical anymore; see through the Spirit. Now that you’re in Christ, and Christ is in you, glory, wholeness, perfection, success and prosperity are guaranteed in your life.The Bible says, “...Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Colossians 1:27). The assurance that there’s nothing missing or broken in your life is Christ in you. Someone may say, “But I’ve given my life to Christ; Christ is in me now, but I’m still blind” or “I’m still crippled.” I have news for you! In Acts 9, Peter the Apostle went visiting the churches and came to a place called Lydda. There, he met a man named Aeneas who had been paralyzed for eight years. Even though Aeneas had become a Christian, he was still paralyzed. But guess what? All Peter said to him was, “...Aeneas, Jesus Christ maketh thee whole: arise, and make thy bed…” (Acts 9:34). The Bible says he jumped right out of bed, completely made whole.If you have Christ inside you, that’s the end of paralysis! That’s the end of blindness, deafness, any kind of sickness or disease, failure and death! Hallelujah! Christ in you is the answer. Our theme verse says if Christ be in you, though your body be dead because of sin, the Spirit gives it life because of righteousness. Why would you accommodate asthma if Christ is in you? You ought to boldly declare, “I refuse to be sick, diseased or afflicted.”There’re not enough epidemics in the world that can withstand the life of Christ in you. You’re shielded in Him. No wonder He said, “…nothing shall by any means hurt you” (Luke 10:19). Your life is divine. Make up your mind you’re going to live the life that Christ has given you, and you’ll be everything He’s called you to be. Hallelujah!CONFESSIONChrist is in me, in every fibre of my being, in every bone of my body, and in every cell of my blood! I walk in victory and in glory. I’m a success; I’m a victor, because greater is He that’s in me than he that’s in the world. I’m shielded from all evil, with dominion over sickness, disease and the powers of darkness, for I’m in Christ and Christ is in me! Hallelujah! ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

When you pray, you are setting your emotions on God, and prayer helps us come into the fullness of the Spirit. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome guides us with his powerful teachings, sermons, and prayers into God’s path. Read in the following article the benefits of praying by our Man of God! ... See MoreSee Less

The Benefits of Prayer - Pastor Chris Live USA

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Pastor Chris Oyakhilome once said that “Prayer is not man’s idea but God’s idea and the reason he wants us to pray is because He wants to answer”.

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3 months ago

As we prepare for today's Global Communion Service with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, where we welcome the new month, we also prepare to bid farewell to the #MonthOfPraise.We look back at the first Sunday Service of the #YearOfPreparation, where our Man of God, shared the message of the year and its significance, “promote God’s righteousness everywhere, for the end of all things is near.” ... See MoreSee Less

YEAR OF PREPARATION I PASTOR CHRIS OYAKHILOME I GLOBAL COMMUNION SERVICE

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As we prepare for the upcoming Global Communion Service with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, which will take place on Sunday the 5th of September, where we welcome ...