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"The Life of a Christian [Part 2]: Penetration" [Sunday Service - 30 August 2026]

Apostle Glenn Munama argues that a Christian's growth depends on developing deep roots in a personal relationship with God, not on relying on teachings, prophecies, or other external sources. He uses the analogy of a seed's roots searching for water and nutrients to illustrate the need for determined pursuit of God, emphasizing that this grounding is what sustains believers through storms. He also warns that without this personal connection, one's faith can collapse when faced with trials.

"The Life of a Christian [Part 1]: Germination" [Sunday Service - 23 August 2026]

Apostle Glenn Manama argues that a Christian's life follows the stages of a seed, and that the season of germination requires absorbing the word of God like water, which breaks the protective shell from within. He emphasizes that change comes from receiving the word in season, not from external pressure, and that patience and long-suffering are essential because growth cannot be rushed. He also warns that past experiences can make believers overly protective, preventing them from receiving the water they need in the right place.

"The Life of a Christian [Part 8]: Multiplication" [Sunday Service - 16 August 2026]

Apostle Glenn Munama argues that a Christian's life, like a seed, must mature through seasons of dryness and delay before it can multiply. He teaches that the word of God becomes effective only when it is formed in a person through experience, and that separation from one's spiritual home is necessary for multiplication, not division. He also warns against trying to germinate within the fruit, emphasizing that disciples must wait for the right time to be released.

The End of the Midianites: Financial Restoration [Lesotho Crusade] | 13 September 2026

The speaker argues that poverty is an expensive, inefficient economy, illustrated by Gideon threshing wheat in a wine press, which limits output and raises costs. He teaches that believers must reject the identity poverty imposes, speak and act as "mighty men of valor," and align their words with scriptures promising wealth and blessing. He emphasizes that financial restoration begins with changing one's self-image and language, and that this shift is essential before practical financial management can work.

"The Life of a Christian [Part 7]: Fructification" [Sunday Service - 9 August 2026]

Apostle Glenn Munama argues that Christians must transition from a season of growth and expansion to a season of producing fruit, which is the gospel packaged in the fruits of the Spirit. He uses the fig tree in Mark 11 to illustrate that those who appear spiritually mature are expected to bear fruit, and that people often reject the gospel because of the sour fruit they experience from believers. The central takeaway is that every season, even hardship, is a trigger to develop Christlike character, and that believers are the taste by which others experience the gospel.