
Minister
Brother Mag
Bishop Magnus Onyeaku is the Founding President of Bride City I-Church and Senior Bishop of Bride City International Church. He is an Apostle of Worship, a teacher of the Word of God and an anointed vessel of God.
33 sermons
All sermons
- The Nursing Father
Jun 21, 2026 • 54 min
- Mens Interactive Session - Fathers Day
Jun 21, 2026 • 19 min
- Women Interactive Session - Fathers Day
Jun 21, 2026 • 24 min
- The Talebearer's Trade
Jun 14, 2026 • 1h 16m
- Living the Light
May 24, 2026 • 50 min
Listen to Brother Mag talk on living a life of worship NOTES: An event called Worship differs from a living pattern called worship. As the Bible says, one can look into God's word and yet live away from it, like a man who looks at his image in a mirror and forgets it so easily. This is an event of worship. But, another can fix his gaze on it all the while, and never forget who he is. This is a life of worship. Events of worship are general, but a life of worship is personal and exclusive. This life requires exclusive anointing from God, to separate you from everyone else, because you are building up God in you to transmit His Glory and Power to the world. The Bible never said we are transformed into the glory of God by SEEING the perfect word of Liberty, but by LOOKING INTO it. Whereas seeing is marginal and is an unintentional act, Looking is a focus intentional act. You cannot look without a desire and will to focus your sight on the object. So, to be transformed into God's Glory requires a desired and intentional focus on the Word of God, which is THE LIGHT that was with God in the beginning, and which is God. WHAT THIS MEANS 1. Your thoughts will stream from God's Word by you filtering what comes in and out of your heart and mind per time. 2. Your words and speeches will be God's word always. This is achieved by patience, listening to God's Spirit to hear every man through God's word, not your human senses. 3. All your actions will become steps taken in God's will by divine direction and mission mindedness. 4. All your Resources will serve as exclusive supplies for God's work by unreserved giving. 5. All your dwellings will be turned to energy fields of God by holiness and Evangelism. A WORSHIPPER is anointed, like Aaron and his sons, to keep the sanctuary light burning, day and night (Lev. 24:2-3). Your work is to illuminate the world as long as you live. So, your heart and mind, tongue, and your economy, must be trained to focus their gaze on the glory of God. That way, the Light of Life will manifest in you to affect and influence the earth realm for God. REFERENCES: Mat. 6:16-34; Jas. 1:23-25; 1 Tim. 6:14-16; Lev. 24:2-3; 1 Jn. 1:5-7; 1 Cor. 3:17-18.
- Open for Gods Control
May 17, 2026 • 1h 7m
- The Watchman Project
May 10, 2026 • 1h 17m
- How to Love the Lord
May 3, 2026 • 1h 4m
- God's Material Heartbeat
Mar 8, 2026 • 1h 3m
Giving as the Foundation of Life TEXT: Rev. 13:8; Jn. 1:3; Heb. 9:22 1. The Cosmic Ledger: Blood as the First Currency The Bible declares the Lamb was slain from the katabolē (foundation) of the world. This reveals a profound truth: the physical earth was not founded on words alone, but on a material transaction. To "cast down" the foundations of the universe, God had to "pay" with the life of the Lamb. Material giving is not a secondary religious duty; it is the original heartbeat of God that allowed the spiritual realm to manifest into the physical. 2. The Pattern of the Slain Lamb Every era of divine favor was birthed through a "deadly exchange" of resources. From Abel’s firstling to Abraham’s "Akedah" of Isaac, the message is clear: virtue is proven through value. You cannot claim a spiritual alignment without a material release. These patriarchs weren't just praying; they were renewing the "covenant of materiality." They understood that to change a destiny, one must sacrifice the very substance that sustains their current life. 3. The Living Sacrifice Today, the "Lamb" is found in your willingness to surrender what you hold dear. True faithfulness is measured by your material sacrifice, which serves as the bridge between your current struggle and a new divine order. In Greek, leitourgia (ministry/service) literally refers to a "public work" often funded at one's own expense. By releasing your material possessions according to the Word, you prove your heart is joined to God. Your giving is the evidence of your spiritual placement; it is the ultimate act of self-sacrifice that forces the "alignment of God" into your generation.
- He Won The Victory
Feb 24, 2026 • 35 min
God's authority to command Israel stems solely from his role as their only deliverer. Similarly, Jesus' sacrifice for us gave him the power to open the sealed Book of our justification in Revelation 5:1-10. Be warned! Whoever saves you gains legal authority over your life. Many desperate families have mistakenly traded one bondage for another while seeking deliverance from disguised agents of Satan. True deliverance needs patience with God. Any power that saves you today will ultimately command your service and full obedience forever. But, if you have already made that mistake, repent and renounce the token of that contract, and turn to the Lord God for perfect deliverance by live faith in his word and sanctification of His Holy Spirit. Further Study: Ps 27:14; Isa. 31:1; Rev. 5:9.
- Wrestle to Stand
Nov 23, 2025 • 52 min
This message titled Wrestle to Stand was delivered by Bishop Magnus Onyeaku, the lead pastor of Kingdom Worship Ministry.
- Spiritual Prison Break
May 28, 2025 • 49 min
Your freedom in Christ is real and irreversible. Join us in this resurrection sunday as Bishop Magnus Onyeaku teaches on breaking free and enjoying freedom in christ.
- Study and Copy the Father - Sunday Service Sep 29 2024
Mar 1, 2025 • 22 min
The only true connection with the Father is through love. To experience the fullness of God, we must love like He does, as His ambassadors on earth. Just as God overlooks the faults of His children, because Christ's blood washes them, we too must avoid finding reasons to hate or deny any saint their rights. We are called to judge God’s children as He does, not by worldly standards.