Nelson Iheagwam Ministries

In this sermon, Pastor Nelson teaches that every part of the body has a role to play. No contribution is too small, and every gift must be faithfully stewarded.We are called to serve together: praying, gathering around the Word, and evangelising. Being part of a local church means taking responsibility, giving our best, and serving alongside others.Press play and share with someone who needs this.

From the creation of the world we see God continually revealing Himself and speaking to His people. The premise of the prophetic flows from Gods desire for relationship with His creation. Prophecy is for today, building and strengthening the Church through edification, exhortation and comfort. We must earnestly desire the prophetic, never despise it, and remain open to what God is saying. Greater than the spectacular nature of a prophetic message is what God is communicating. We must not become so fascinated by the extraordinary that we loose sight of what God is communicating.Hit play and do well to share with someone who needs this!

The Christian life is a led life and the ultimate leading we see is in the word. Greater than what you hear is the person the Lord is making you as you follow His leading. Receiving divine leading requires a heart for His Word, a knowledge of His ways, and a heart for His will. We were also reminded to abort haste and keep praying until His leading is clear, knowing that He is a patient guide. Hit play and do well to share with someone who needs this!

We continued our teaching series Maps and Metronomes as Pastor Nelson taught on How God Leads 2.God often leads in very natural ways, and when we look for one specific kind of leading, we can miss the leading itself. What matters is discerning what He's saying, not how we expect Him to say it.He leads through His voice, His Word, common sense, dreams and visions, wise counsel, the gifts of the Spirit, ministry gifts, and His providence.Hit play and share with someone who needs this!

We continued our teaching series Maps and Metronomes as Pastor Nelson taught on How God Leads. Being led by God is not just about where He leads us, but who we become as we follow Him. Our heart posture matters, and God’s leading often comes through the Holy Spirit, and so If we can be led by the Holy Spirit morally, how much more directionally and in every area of our lives? We were reminded that through devotion, we become more able to perceive God’s leading through the inward witness and the desires He stirs in our hearts. Hit play and do well to share with someone who needs this!

We began a new teaching series MAPS AND METRONOME Pastor Nelson opened this new series with SHEEP AND SHEPHERD, showing that leading starts with knowing the God who is good, sovereign, kind and in control. Seeking leading means you are submitted to leader, and being led requires relationship, submission and a heart that seek to follow His voice alone. God is a master communicator. The goal is not to chase formulas, tips and tricks but to build a relationship with Him and trust His ability to lead Hit play and do well to share with someone who needs this!

We continued the teaching series RAPHA with Divine Health!In today’s teaching, Pst Nelson reminded us that miracles are a teaching aid to remind us about Gods power and faithfulness. And we must trust the finger print of the divine in everything area of our life.Divine health also requires wisdom—controlling our desires, eating well, fasting, resting, and living in moderation. Faith, wise choices, and common sense all have a place in caring for what God has entrusted to us. Hit play and do well to share with someone who needs this!

Faith is not misplaced trust. Faith is informed trust.Today, we were reminded to pay attention to what God has said, speak His Word, and let His Word speak back to us. Our words are an expression of our faith, and as we consistently declare what God has said, the tenacity of our faith is built.We don't murmur or speak contrary to His Word. We choose to speak what He has said and trust Him, even when we cannot yet see it.

During the evening session of One Special Meeting, we looked at Psalm 27:1–4 and were reminded of the place of devotional practices in helping us see God more clearly.As we intentionally spend time with God, we grow in our fellowship with Him and become more aware of who He is. We learn to gaze upon His beauty and seek Him, not just for what He can give us, but because we desire to know Him.

Nobody can teach hunger. It is the one thing that cannot be transferred, manufactured, or imitated. When a believer sins and feels nothing, something far more serious than the sin itself is at work. Hunger is what drives us to the place of devotion, and without it, we drift further than we ever intended to go.Devotional practices are not religious habits. They are the means through which we begin to see. If we do not fellowship with God, the realities that belong to us as believers will never become real to us in experience. What God has made available and what we actually walk in are two very different things, and the gap between them is often a hunger problem. Hit play and share this episode with someone whose hunger for God needs to be stirred back to life.