Elpis Christian Ministries

Get Understanding midweek message by Deaconess Moira of Elpis Christian Ministries, London, recorded on 11 November 2026.In this message, Deaconess Moira explores the importance of enduring sound doctrine, even when God's Word challenges, corrects or convicts us. Drawing from 2 Timothy 4:3-4, she explains how the desire for pleasing messages can lead us away from truth, and examines the heart conditions and attitudes that cause people to turn aside to fables. We are reminded of our need for a heart transformed by God, discernment to recognise the shepherds He has given us, and spiritual growth that keeps us grounded in His Word. True spiritual health comes from holding fast to wholesome teaching and allowing Scripture to bring not only comfort, but also reproof and correction.Main scripture: 2 Timothy 4:3-4.Themes: sound doctrine, itching ears, a circumcised heart, the parable of the sower, spiritual growth.

Get Understanding midweek message by Pastor Christabel Aggrey of Elpis Christian Ministries, London, recorded on 4 November 2026.In this message, Pastor Christabel Aggrey unpacks Hebrews 4:12 and shows that the Word of God is not a collection of stories but living, powerful and sharper than any two-edged sword. She explains how the Word exposes hidden motives, divides soul from spirit and discerns the thoughts and intents of the heart, drawing on the disciples on the road to Emmaus, the rich young ruler, and Ananias and Sapphira. It is a call to study the Word, pray for the spirit of discernment, and let Scripture change us rather than be driven by applause or need.Main scripture: Hebrews 4:12.Themes: the living Word, the power of God's Word, the two-edged sword, soul and spirit, discernment, obedience.

Get Understanding midweek message by Brother Dayo Oluwamuyiwa of Elpis Christian Ministries, London, recorded on 28 October 2026. In this message, Brother Dayo Oluwamuyiwa explores the mindset of Christ from Philippians 2:5 and Romans 12:2. He explains how a renewed mind helps us know the will of the Lord. He contrasts worldly mindsets with the mindset of Christ, which serves, forgives, celebrates others and stays faithful under pressure. He then shows four ways the Word renews our minds: as a mirror, a hammer, a lamp and a fire.Main scriptures: Philippians 2:5 and Romans 12:2.Themes: the mindset of Christ, renewing the mind, the Word as a mirror, hammer, lamp and fire, discernment.

Are you participating in religious activities but not experiencing real transformation? Discover the difference between carnal and spiritual Christianity and learn the three essential keys to authentic spiritual growth. What if your spiritual life is stagnant not because of what you're doing, but because of what you're feeding on? #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTruth

Part Two: The Pathway to Genuine GrowthTrue Christianity cannot be reduced to routines, emotions, or rituals. It is a living journey marked by inner transformation and consistent obedience to God’s Word. Many today settle for church attendance and religious motions, yet remain unchanged in heart — operating as carnal Christians, more aligned with culture than with Christ.Spiritual maturity requires more. Scripture must become more than a Sunday reading; it must be your standard, sustenance, and source of light.Standard → A mirror that reveals the truth of who you are and who you are becoming.Sustenance → Food for your soul that strengthens you daily.Source of Light → Illumination for choices, relationships, and purpose.When we delight in God’s Word, feed on it as our daily bread, and walk in obedience expressed through love, growth becomes inevitable. Without these anchors, all religious activity — no matter how loud, passionate, or consistent — is hollow.Part two reminds us: Spiritual growth is not optional; it is the evidence of real faith

True Christianity involves growth, transformation, and obedience to God's Word, not just religious activities. Many churchgoers today are carnal Christians who participate in religious activities but aren't truly aligned with God. Spiritual growth begins with aligning your life to Scripture, which serves as a mirror, food, and light for believers. The three keys to growing spiritually are delighting in God's Word, understanding that Scripture is spiritual nourishment, and demonstrating love through obedience. Without these elements, religious activities become meaningless, regardless of how passionate or consistent they may be.

Our Christian life must include both learning of the Lord and following Him to be authentic. True spiritual growth requires changing our mindset based on God's revelation, not others' perceptions. The transformation process is ongoing and progressive, requiring us to develop godly customs like Jesus did. These include regular church attendance driven by love for God, consistent alone time with the Father in prayer and worship, and practicing genuine fasting. The power to propel our spiritual lives forward comes from building this foundation, which makes our prayers more effective because they come from a place of obedience and relationship.

Return to the Lord means coming back from spiritual exile to live a Christ-centered life. Many Christians drift away without realizing it, going through religious motions while lacking true understanding. Jesus died and rose again so that repentance and remission of sins could be preached to all nations. True Christianity requires having our understanding opened by God, experiencing genuine repentance that changes our direction, and waiting to be endowed with power from on high. When we truly return to the Lord, we walk in the same power that raised Christ from the dead.

Building a strong foundation is essential for spiritual growth and life success. Life inevitably brings challenges - thorns with roses, winters after summers, and storms at sea. To withstand these challenges, we need proper training that transforms us to think and act like Christ. Our greatest enemy isn't Satan but ourselves, as we often resist change by clinging to old patterns while desiring new outcomes. To build a strong foundation, we must count the cost of our spiritual journey and act on God's Word rather than merely hearing it. The wise builder constructs life methodically on Christ's teachings, while the foolish builder rejects guidance and builds on shifting sand.

Pastor Victor dives into part two as we understand why we need preaching!