Pastor Paul Adefarasin

Jul 20, 2026 • 1h 55m

ABOUNDING ABUNDANCE & YOUR WEAPONS OF MASS PRODUCTION

Jul 12, 2026 • 1h 27m

WHAT YOU PRAYED FOR;IT'S AT THE DOOR

Jun 28, 2026 • 2h

THE PICTURE WITHIN

Jun 15, 2026 • 1h 31m

What if the greatest obstacle to your future is not a lack of opportunity, nor a lack of resources, nor the lack of talent — but a story? A story you have accepted about yourself, about your future, and about what is possible for someone like you. The outcome of every life is largely determined by the belief systems to which we subscribe. History's most consequential persons were not simply the most gifted. In fact, they were those who refused to live on the inside of a diminished story. The difference is hardly ever talent. It is almost always narrative. Throughout the Scripture, we encounter a God who desires the abundant life for all of His people. He wants growth, He wants influence, He wants you to have stewardship, purpose, and yes, wealth for us. But before destiny is ever experienced, it must first be believed. And before it is believed, it must always be spoken. If God has already prepared a wealthy destiny for you, could it be that He also intends for you to learn the language that leads to the wealthy destiny?

Jun 1, 2026 • 1h 51m

God does not simply call people. He positions them. Deliberately. Strategically. Often silently, long before their placement makes any sense. For example, Daniel was not in Babylon by misfortune. Joseph was not in Egypt by betrayal. Esther was not in the palace by coincidence. Nehemiah was not at the king’s table by accident. This Sunday, we locate ourselves within the deliberate architecture of God’s design and we will recover what we are each responsible to build from where we have been set.

May 25, 2026 • 1h 53m

Did you know that every civilisation produces its own orthodoxies. Beliefs are rehearsed so consistently, absorbed so gradually, that they eventually cease to feel like beliefs at all and instead begin to feel more like the natural order of things. Some of those orthodoxies have built great societies. And yes, they have. Others have quietly dismantled them from the inside out. Yet, one of the most enduring beliefs of our time, present not only in culture but deeply embedded within the Church itself, is the belief that insufficiency spiritually somehow is of God… that to struggle perpetually is purportedly a mark of holiness… and that lack, in some sacred sense, reflects the will of God for His people. This is a satanic lie. Sophisticated in its construction. Theological in its costume; and generational in its damage. Why so? Because the most consequential battles in life are never first financial. They are first ideological. They begin in the mind long before they appear in the marketplace and the concourse of life. And until wrong thinking is confronted, cycles hardly ever change.

May 10, 2026 • 1h 29m

Did you know that you can be called to greatness by God but not yet live it? If you’re honest, you might already feel this disconnect. You might be experiencing limited progress and results, feeling far from your calling. Often, the most comfortable space can be the most detrimental to your destiny. They may feel good, predictable and nice, just like Haran, where Abraham settled. But that was not where God planned to fulfill His purpose in Abram’s life. So, let me ask you: If your current comfort zone no longer stretches you, could it be time to move on? What sustained you in the past may not propel you forward now. Until you recognize this, you risk clinging to a comfort zone that no longer fuels your future. God invites you to “leave the familiar and watch Him reveal your future to you in midst of the unfamiliar.” Not because your current place is unsatisfactory, but because it cannot support who you are becoming. Yes, you are about to become something.

Apr 26, 2026 • 1h 37m

What if the reason that you are not making progress is not a lack of effort? What if trying harder is reinforcing the very outcomes that you are trying to escape? It is not always a question of doing more. It may be a question of doing the same things from the same patterns and expecting to get different results. The issue is not about effort alone. Something within your own psychology is already shaping your outcomes. Scripture reminds us that as a man thinks in his heart, so is he. Over time, the way you think begins to shape the way your life responds. What is repeated becomes familiar, and what becomes familiar begins to run automatically, even worse so, when it is no longer serving your best interests. For many, success is not random and failure is not accidental. Failure is actually the outworking of patterns that have gone unchallenged. But i want to announce to you that there is a higher way to function, in which your mindset, your gifts, your skills, your tools begin to work together in a multiplier effect, producing value and bountiful opportunities. It begins with understanding that you have two minds - yes, you do have two minds - and you must learn how to engage one to help you reset the other. One is called the manual mind, and the other is called the automated mind. You can actually automate success in every area of your life, if you understand your two minds.

Apr 20, 2026 • 1h 29m

If you find yourself facing the same challenges repeatedly, it hardly ever is just mere coincidence; it often reveals a deeper cyclical pattern. Patterns remain unchanged until we shift our paradigms by shifting our perspectives. This illustrates how cycles begin—not because God withholds His blessings, but because we hesitate at the threshold of what is rightfully ours. Yet, there exists another way to live. A way where progress flows freely and growth is intentional—where purpose drives us forward and courage compels us to believe to see the very impossible.

Apr 13, 2026 • 1h 46m

Why is it that some people make progress…they grow from victory to victory and evolve from strength to strength; while others seem to live in negative cycles. Could it be that success is not merely about what we do…but more so about what we understand about who we are becoming.

Apr 6, 2026 • 1h 45m

In the heart of history stands a man who, at first glance, appeared ordinary—born of a young innocent woman named Mary. Yet through the testimony of many, He was known as a healer, a worker of miracles, and a teacher whose presence and thought inspired absolute awe. The greatest voice of the Old Testament declared Him to be the Lamb of God. Yet others rejected Him. And then came the moment. In one of those most striking scenes in history, two men stood before the crowd. Both of them were the accused. Both were named Jesus. One was a known insurrectionist and murderer— Jesus, named Barabbas. The other was the Lamb of God… The Bar Abba And the choice was made. “Release Barabbas… and crucify Jesus.” The crowd hollered. The guilty one walked free but the innocent One was led to die on The Cross. The King was crucified in the place of the criminal. The King died, and was buried in a borrowed tomb. A stone was rolled over the tomb. The Roman seal was set upon it. The Roman guards were put in place. As far as the world could see, it was all over for the dream. But early on Sunday morning, the stone had already been rolled away. The tomb was now empty. And the King was no longer there. “He is risen! He is risen!” became the most popular statement in town. The question is—what does this mean? Not just for history. But what does this mean for you.

Mar 30, 2026 • 1h 48m

Why do so many Christians spend their lives in the pursuit of the blessings of God, yet seldom do they pause to understand The Kingdom of God itself? Jesus invites us to seek something far greater than benefit. He calls us to seek thorough awareness of The Kingdom of Heaven itself. Why? Because when The Kingdom becomes the priority, everything else of value will find its way to you. Though there will be time involved, this is a guarantee from Christ The King Himself. The Kingdom is never a religious idea nor a religion. The Kingdom is the sovereign rule of The King of Life over all who yield willingly to His reign. And when He truly reigns in a life, something remarkable begins to burgeon in and through that life. Anxiety will lose its grip. Peace will sit on the throne of your life. Intangible and tangible supplies will make their way to you from unexpected sources that you never realized that God had already prepared for you.

Mar 2, 2026 • 1h 33m

Why did Jacob have to struggle for so much of his life? I mean, he struggled in the womb. He struggled with his only brother and twin. He struggled with even his uncle Laban. He struggled with his dad. He even struggled with himself. And ultimately, the man wrestled with God. If he was chosen, I must ask, why then did he have to wrestle so much? I mean, Genesis 32:24 records a defining moment in his life: “Jacob was left alone; and there wrestled a man with him until the breaking of day.” And at this turning point, the verdict from God was unmistakable. I quote his response: “For as a prince thou hast power with God and with men, and you have prevailed.” The struggle was not about rejection. It was about transformation. Did you know that life’s greatest battles hardly ever announce themselves as obvious opposition? Infact, more often, they appear as pressure, delay, and resistance — each demanding discernment and a response. Because God develops capacity before He releases influence. He reforms the man before He entrusts the mantle. So perhaps the wiser question to ask is not, “Why is this happening to me?” But instead, “What is this producing within me?” Because before outward change, there has to first be inner reformation.

Feb 23, 2026 • 1h 47m

Not every transformation begins with spectacle. Some of the most decisive shifts in life and civilisation actually begin quietly — in thought, in conviction, in the unseen and deep places of the heart. Jesus taught us that the Kingdom of God is like a seed. Small at first. Hidden like yeast; Yet carrying within it the power to reshape everything. What appears insignificant may already be very significant in God’s hands. What seems hidden may already be mightily at work behind the scenes.

Feb 16, 2026 • 1h 35m

There are people who relate to God through systems, structure, and routine. They are denominational. And then there are those whose lives are shaped by something much deeper, they have what i call insider access. This Sunday, we continue our journey by looking at a dimension of the Kingdom that is rarely discussed, but deeply relevant. It is a way of living where clarity is not forced, authority is not loud, and direction flows from alignment, and not from outward pressure. It is not about position. It is neither about perfection. It is about where decisions are informed. Because when life is governed by The Lord from inside out everything else begins to settle, align and to impact.

Feb 9, 2026 • 1h 39m

There are times when life is active and productive, yet something still feels unsettled. We are moving, but not fully aligned. Busy, yet sensing that something deeper requires attention. In such moments, God is not calling us to do more, but He is calling us to see more clearly. To adjust perspective and to live from the glory that He designed and not from the pressure or the pace of the space.

Jan 8, 2026 • 1h 11m

WE'RE NEVER ALONE ( THE TABERNACLE IS THE SHADOW, WE ARE THE SUBSTANCE )

Dec 15, 2025 • 1h 23m

GRATITUDE

Dec 3, 2025 • 1h 26m

Have you ever had a season where everything looks fine on the outside, yet something inside quietly holds back? Your feet move, but your heart hesitates. Your plans advance, but your soul cannot keep pace. Often, this is what happens when gifted people carry unhealed pain. Trauma that was never named or healed begins to misshape vision, drain confidence, and delay destiny. You are present in the room, but a part of you is still doubled over in a moment you never left. The traumatic moment lingers… Scripture shows us this picture in Luke 13. A woman came to the synagogue, bent over and unable to stand upright for eighteen years. People saw her posture. Jesus saw her person. Where others saw a condition, He saw the image of God within her — still intact, still waiting to stand tall. I want you to know that He sees where you are. He knows where He is taking you. The question is: do you see Jesus?

Nov 25, 2025 • 1h 28m

Life often bends us out of shape, subtly impacting upon our confidence, our discernment, and our self-perception. Yet, there comes a moment when God calls us to see anew, to see clearly and to see correctly. He invites us to view ourselves and our future through His lens, rather than through the distortions of our experiences and our emotions. Here’s the enduring truth: nothing around you straightens out until something within you stands upright. Vision precedes provision; clarity precedes change. This divine restoration of sight always paves the way for a renewal of life and hope.