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I did a long tweet for this announcement before and then I was like "naa. No need for drama." I'm leaving twitter personally but a handler will post videos and long tweets on my behalf occasionally. I'm led to. God has other work fields for me now. God bless you all for making me better in my time here. Friends added to me. Non-friends kept me humble. In all, I'm wiser and stronger. Thank you.

One of the scariest things about idols is that they rarely look dangerous at first. The more we give them, the more they ask from us. Ep 7 of #2pstspodcast explores how they slowly affect the way we love people, treat relationships, and even see ourselves. LIVE on YT tomorrow

True Faith Abides in Christ From the Doers of the Word series, Faith and Works sermon. Available on all streaming platforms.

When we hear “idols of the heart,” most people think money, fame, or power. But idols can be more subtle. Dear plant mum, dear cinephile, dear sports fans...👀😂 The idol of identity Psam mentions here will hit many Nigerians, especially hard. Full episode drops Wednesday.

When you chase the truth about God, you will see His power in your life according to His perfect plan and beyond your expectations. If you chase power you will never find God.

This is the final episode of Season 1 of the @2pstspodcast. We can all agree that for weeks, each episode has sparked a personal revelation for many of us... and this final episode brings everything into perspective. You don’t want to miss this one. This Wednesday. #2PstsPodcast

In Luke 5, the crowds pressed around Jesus because they wanted solutions, healing, and provision. Yet Jesus’ mission was always deeper than meeting material needs. He stepped into Simon’s ordinary fishing boat and used it to preach, showing us that God often uses practical and ordinary things to accomplish eternal purposes. Ministry is spiritual, but it is also deeply practical. God works through people, service, structure, and simple acts of obedience. After teaching, Jesus told Peter to cast the nets again. It made little sense. They had toiled all night and caught nothing. Yet at His word, creation responded. The fish entered the nets because the Creator had spoken. All of creation reflects His glory, but only in fragments. Every beautiful thing we see is merely a glimpse of the majesty of God Himself. And when we truly see His glory, reverence follows. Peter’s response to the miracle was not excitement over wealth, but an awareness of his own unworthiness before Christ. This story is not about getting rich. Verse 11 tells us that they left both the fish and the boats behind. Jesus did not come simply to improve their circumstances, but to call them into a new life and a greater purpose. Jesus then told them they would now “catch men alive.” Humanity is like fish in deep waters, unable to rescue itself. But at the word of Christ, both fish and fishermen responded. The same voice that commands creation is still calling people out of darkness and into life today. What part of the message stood out most to you? Let us know in the comments!

Living Faith Produces Evidence From the Doers of the Word series, Faith and Works sermon. Available on all streaming platforms.

I’m not tired of inviting you to @ekoreformedch I trust God that he will transform your life with the true gospel and open your eyes to see that only he can fulfill the greatest need of your soul and give you peace. Come home ❤️

Join us for another Lord’s Day service this Sunday as we gather to worship and hear God’s word. Sunday school begins at 8:30am!

Can Faith Without Works Save? From the Doers of the Word series, Faith and Works sermon. Available on all streaming platforms.

Anger is murder waiting for an opportunity. Lust is adultery waiting for an opportunity. Lying is stealing waiting for an opportunity. Astrology is divination waiting for an opportunity. Slander is witchcraft waiting for an opportunity. In God’s eyes, the seed and the tree have the same substance. For with the opportunity of time and a fertile situation, the seed will become the tree.

"Owo ti won fi enu bu." Money was put to shame. There are situations that it cannot reach, fears it cannot settle, and futures it cannot actually guarantee. Full Episode 6 conversation on YouTube now. 🎧

God’s own do not turn back to another religion. They will not shrink back to destruction but persevere in faith until their salvation appears. And this by the power of their undying Intercessor, who prays for them as He prayed for Peter.

God’s children will not be caught in sin when He returns. That day will not seize them like a thief, for they are sons of light: alert, sober, awaiting Him in godliness. The trumpet will find them doing good, and they will dwell with Him forever. Not by their own power, but by His Spirit, who preserves His own.

Is it possible to have Jesus and still be dissatisfied? Most Christians don't fear that God isn't real. They fear that He might be real... and still not be quite enough. Tomorrow. Full episode. 5:30 AM WAT. 🎧

PSam gives the simplest yet most uncomfortable test for idolatry we've heard in a long time. Still on the question about what you feel you need alongside Jesus to feel complete. Tomorrow. Full episode. YouTube. 🎧

God can give you Jesus and everything else you're asking for. We aren't debating that. What we keep coming back to is the real question underneath... why do you feel like you'd need both? Episode 6 drops Wednesday. 🎧

James, in James 2:14–26, teaches that just as the body apart from the spirit is dead, so also faith apart from works is dead. To what extent do we truly understand this statement? Truly, we are saved by grace alone through faith alone, but James reminds us that this faith cannot remain without evidence. The faith that saves is never empty, silent, or inactive; it produces a transformed life. If we truly believe in Christ, it will show in how we live, how we love, how we serve, and how we turn away from sin (1 John 3:5–10). Faith is not merely agreeing that God exists, because even demons believe that. True faith works and bears fruit. Abraham’s faith was counted to him as righteousness, yet his obedience revealed the genuineness of that faith. In the same way, our works do not save us, but they testify that our faith is alive. James also shows that true faith carries the burdens of others, practices righteousness, and no longer lives for self alone (James 2:15–16). We are reminded that faith and works are not enemies. Rather, works are the evidence that we have true faith. What stood out to you in today’s sermon? Let us know in the comment section.

Partiality Denies the Gospel From the Doers of the Word series, Against Partiality sermon. Available on all streaming platforms. Join us tomorrow as we continue the series. Sunday School begins by 8:30am. See you there!

Self-Knowledge Is a Spiritual Practice | Two Pastors Podcast Ep. 5 Episode 5 is live now (youtu.be/xa3efzADXms?si…) #TwoPastorsPodcast #SoundDoctrine #NigerianChristians