Épisodes

  • THE PULSE OF FAITH: Living Christ, Living Worship

    THE PULSE OF FAITH: Living Christ, Living Worship
    Feb 12 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE| 2026-Day 17|THE LIVING REALITY OF worship| CHIMDI OHAHUNA In this session of WAIT CONFERENCE’26, we journey into the heart of worship, not as a mere subject or ritual, but as the very essence of our existence. Worship is not confined to songs, gatherings, or fleeting experiences; it is the living pulse of our relationship with God. Day 17 unveils worship as a love expression between the regenerated spirit and the Father; an intimate reality that, like love itself, cannot be explained but only experienced. Through scripture and revelation, we explore how worship is personal, never performed by proxy, and how the battles of life, the thunder, lightning, and shakings, prepare us for the still small voice of God (1 Kings 19). Discover in this episode; - Why balance and stillness are prerequisites to hearing God’s voice. - How worship is direct expression without intermediaries (Hebrews 1:1; John 4:23). - The subtle yet profound acts of worship seen in scripture, from Nicodemus’ quiet devotion to Bartimaeus’ desperate cry for mercy. - The truth that worship is located in Christ Jesus, in His Word and His person, where revelation becomes life. This episode challenges us to embrace worship not as a moment but as a lifestyle, living the Word, living Christ. For the Father seeks not mere reverence but true worshippers who embody His Word in action. At the core of this teaching lies a powerful reminder: Jesus died so that the Father might once again find worshippers among mankind. Tune in to be stirred, balanced, and drawn deeper into the living reality of worship. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    55 min
  • HARVEST LESSONS: Preach Jesus Expect Impact

    HARVEST LESSONS: Preach Jesus Expect Impact
    Feb 10 2026
    HARVEST(6) | The Impact of the Word | CHIMDI OHAHUNA Bible Text: John 4:35 ; Hebrews 4:12 ; Ephesians 3:8 ; 2 Samuel 6; Acts 7 In this sixth installment of the HARVEST series, we explore a foundational truth: the Word of God is a seed,and every seed makes an impression. Whether the soil is receptive or resistant, the gospel always leaves a mark. Our role is not to force results, but to faithfully sow and trust the Word to do its work. Key Insights from This Teaching: - The Word is inherently impactful. Just as every seed leaves an imprint on the ground, the gospel makes an impression in every heart it touches. The parable of the sower reminds us: the seed fell on four types of soil, and each responded differently, but impact was made in all. - We are sowers and harvesters, not the soil. Trying to be both leads to frustration. The soil (heart) must do its own work. Our responsibility is to preach Jesus, not to manipulate outcomes. - Stop trying to make the Word powerful. The Word is already “sharper than any two-edged sword” (Hebrews 4:12). We don’t need to amplify it with theatrics or emotional pressure. We simply need to preach Christ, the Word Himself. - Pray for receptive hearts, not for the Word to work. The Word always works. Our prayer should be for the soil to receive it. Impact is guaranteed; responsiveness may take time. - Impact is spiritual, not numerical. The size of the Word’s effect is not measured by crowd size, applause, or offerings. It’s measured by transformation. When the Word grows in you, it will grow in your city. - Correct your vision. Preach not to populate a denomination, but to see souls saved and adopted into God’s family. The gospel is not a recruitment tool, it’s a rescue mission. - Agitation is part of impact. Stephen’s preaching stirred anger, yet it planted the seed that later won Paul. The Word may provoke before it transforms. Don’t be discouraged by resistance. - Let the Word help you, don’t try to help the Word. Uzah tried to steady the Ark and was struck down (2 Samuel 6). Likewise, when we try to force the Word’s impact, we risk stepping outside divine order. Preach in love, not in pressure. This episode is a call to every believer to Preach Jesus. Trust the seed. Expect impact. Even when hearts seem hard, the Word is working. Keep sowing. Keep harvesting. The gospel never returns void. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    1 h et 16 min
  • Endunamóō🙏 Ephesians 6:10

    Endunamóō🙏 Ephesians 6:10
    Feb 9 2026
    DECLARE LIGHT| BE STRONG IN THE LORD | FEBRUARY -Week 2| PRAYER | CHIMDI OHAHUNA Step into the second week of February with a divine charge to rise in strength, power, and might. In this prophetic prayer session, we unpack the timeless truth of Ephesians 6:10 — “Be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might.” Through deep word study and Spirit-led declarations, you’ll discover: - The meaning of Endunamóō :— to be empowered, enabled, and increased in strength - The forceful dominion of Kratos:— God’s mighty deeds and works of power - The divine ability of Ischus :— strength that overcomes adversity - How the Word of God (Hebrews 4:12) releases supernatural strength into your spirit This week, no challenge can pull you down. You are strong. You are empowered. You are enabled by the Lord. Subscribe to the GRACELIFECOMI podcast and walk boldly in the strength of the Almighty. Grace to you! Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    6 min
  • THE NEEDED LOGIC : Guard Your Mouth, Guard Your Worship

    THE NEEDED LOGIC : Guard Your Mouth, Guard Your Worship
    Feb 8 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE| 2026-Day 16| WORSHIP AS DIVINE REASONING And AGREEMENT WITH GOD In this powerful session of WAIT CONFERENCE’26, worship is unveiled as more than ritual or song, it is the normal attitude of a rational creature rightly aligned with its Creator. As Christians, our culture is faith, and our ideal response to the Father is worship (Romans 12:1). To withhold worship is not to deprive God, but to shortchange ourselves of His wisdom, presence, and transforming power. Here, worship is described as divine reasoning (Isaiah 1:18). The logic of God, His wisdom, operates at a frequency beyond human comprehension, and it is revealed through speech. What we say reflects whether we are living worship or magnifying the enemy. Speaking life over our bodies and circumstances (Romans 8:9; 1 Corinthians 3:16) is proof of worship, while careless, vulgar, or carnal speech distorts divine logic. This session highlights: - Speech as worship: Reasonable service is revealed in the words of a believer. You cannot speak death and expect the logic of life. - Cain vs. Abel: Cain’s flawed logic contrasted with Abel’s pleasing offering reminds us that worship must align with God’s reasoning. - Guarding the mouth: An unguided tongue cannot give God reasonable service (Ecclesiastes 5:6). Words like “I am sick” negate God’s promises (Isaiah 33:24) and reveal whether we are worshippers or wailers. - The mind of Christ: Worship is giving God mental consent to rule our thoughts (Philemon 1:14). It is agreeing with God even when circumstances contradict. - Worship as consistent offering: Sin distorts logic and common sense, but worship restores alignment, allowing our souls to be controlled by God. This challenges us to embrace worship as a life of agreement with God, where our words, thoughts, and attitudes reflect divine logic rather than human reasoning. Worship is not simply an act; it is the continuous offering of our minds, speech, and souls to the Creator. Tune in to this session and discover how worship transforms reasoning, speech, and thought into a living testimony of faith. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    54 min
  • THE HOLY SPIRIT: Our Link to Eternal Worship

    THE HOLY SPIRIT: Our Link to Eternal Worship
    Feb 7 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE | 2026-Day 15| WORSHIP AS A CONTINUOUS RESPONSE TO THE FATHER| CHIMDI OHAHUNA In this compelling session of WAIT CONFERENCE’26, we explore worship not as a momentary act or emotional posture, but as a lifelong transition into confidence, communion, and sonship. Anchored in Romans 8:15–17, we are reminded that just as Jesus called God “Father,” we too, as heirs and joint heirs with Christ, are invited into that same intimacy and authority. But this inheritance comes with responsibility. To walk as joint heirs, we must embrace the same understanding of the Father that Jesus carried while on earth. Referencing Psalm 16:10, we see Jesus surrender His spirit with full confidence that His soul would not be abandoned. This confidence in the Father is the heartbeat of worship. Key revelations from this session include: - Worship is a transition, not just a disposition (2 Corinthians 3:18). It’s a journey of growing in confidence in the Father God. - Jesus had a standpoint, not just a status. As joint heirs, we must adopt His posture of trust, obedience, and spiritual clarity. - The Holy Spirit is essential. Just as He enabled Christ to serve the Father perfectly (Galatians 4:6), He empowers us to live as true heirs, fully aligned with the Godhead. - Worship is impossible without the Holy Spirit. He is the communicator of divine truth, the indwelling fullness of God, and the one who enables us to cry “Abba Father.” - Grieving the Holy Spirit happens when we ignore His voice or act independently. Worship begins with listening, responding, and walking in step with Him. - Our entire life is a response to the Father. Worship is not confined to a song or a service, it is the soul’s continuous cry, enabled by the Spirit, rooted in sonship (Ephesians 1:4–5; 2 Corinthians 5:21). This episode is a call to live worship, not just express it. To grow in confidence, commune with the Holy Spirit, and maintain the standpoint of Christ. Worship is the soul’s eternal response to the Father, and only through the Spirit can we live it fully. Tune in now and be stirred to embrace worship as your lifestyle, your identity, and your eternal rhythm. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    53 min
  • MARVELOUS HELP: The Helper's Helper

    MARVELOUS HELP: The Helper's Helper
    Feb 5 2026
    WORD FOR THE SEASON| FEBRUARY 2026| Bigger Than You, Built for You| CHIMDI OHAHUNA Life often thrusts us into responsibilities that feel far greater than our strength, wisdom, or age. Yet, these burdens are not designed to break us, they are divine assignments meant to polish, refine, and shape us into who God has destined us to be. In this episode, Marvelous Help, we explore the mystery of God’s extraordinary assistance, drawing from the story of King Uzziah and the timeless wisdom of Job. - Responsibility Beyond Age: Uzziah was young, yet entrusted with leadership. His story reminds us that age is no limitation when we choose to do what is right in the sight of the Lord. Prosperity follows obedience, not chronology. - The Principle of Mutual Help: When God sends a helper, it is not a one-way transaction. Just as David aided the Egyptian slave and Elisha guided the widow, divine help flows through us as much as it flows to us. You must be positioned to help before you can truly enjoy help. - Builders of Destiny: Men helped by God are builders of character, reputation, relationships, and vision. Uzziah built both men and structures, teaching us that true success requires investing in people as much as in projects. Without men, structures collapse; without vision, organizations fail. - The Wealth of Investors: Real wealth is not in commodities but in people. Those helped by God see others not as tools but as investments in destiny. David transformed 400 desperate men into mighty warriors because God’s help empowered him to build vision into broken lives. - Marvelous Help Defined: 1. Help that surpasses human understanding. 2. Help that is extraordinary and divine. 3. Help that expresses God’s marvelous nature through you. 4. Help that separates you with distinction and marks you out of the crowd (Psalm 126). 5. Help that accomplishes what is beyond human power. 6. Help that defies logic, like Sarah’s conception in old age. 7. Help that reveals God Himself. This episode invites you to discover, develop, and deploy the gifts God has placed within you—not just for your survival, but for the peace, prosperity, and destiny of others. When God helps you, even deserts become places of abundance, enemies become gift-bearers, and ordinary men become mighty builders of vision. Tune in to Marvelous Help and be inspired to embrace responsibilities bigger than yourself, knowing that God’s help is not only sufficient—it is marvelous. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    1 h et 43 min
  • WORSHIP: Abba Father The Cry of Sonship

    WORSHIP: Abba Father The Cry of Sonship
    Feb 3 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE’26| Day 14| WORSHIP THE CRY OF “ABBA FATHER"| CHIMDI OHAHUNA In this episode of WAIT CONFERENCE’26, we are exploring the heart of worship as more than just songs or rituals, it is the intimate response of our spirit to God’s Spirit. Worship is where we find ourselves crying out, “Abba Father” (Romans 5:8; John 3:16), embracing the reality that God’s love is relentless and His fatherhood never gives up on us. Think about it: even a father with a wayward child still longs to be called “father.” That’s the picture of God’s love, continuous, perpetual investment in us, no matter how far we wander. Through salvation, He reached out to humanity, and our worship is simply responding to that love (Romans 8:15–16). This session reminds us that: - God’s fatherhood brings freedom: “If the Son sets you free, you are free indeed” (John 8:36). - The enemy tries to weigh us down: not always with sin, but with distractions and burdens that make us forget we already have a Father who meets our needs. - Without Him, we are incapable: true worship acknowledges our dependence on God and celebrates His sufficiency. In addition, this session is all about resting in the Father’s love, shaking off the weights, and enjoying the freedom that comes from knowing we belong to Him. Worship is not striving, it’s responding. It’s crying out “Abba Father” with confidence, knowing we are loved, accepted, and free. Tune in to this heartfelt session and be reminded: worship is not about what we can do for God, but about living in the joy of what He has already done for us. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    54 min
  • WORSHIP: The Spirit’s Contact with the Godhead

    WORSHIP: The Spirit’s Contact with the Godhead
    Feb 3 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE’26 | Day 13 |WORSHIP LIVING The Eternal Collaboration | CHIMDI OHAHUNA In this revelatory session of WAIT CONFERENCE’26, we explore worship not as a momentary act, but as a continuous, eternal collaboration between our spirit and the Holy Spirit. Worship is the Spirit of God within us reaching out to the Godhead, a divine interaction that transcends time and form. Scripture reveals that God is Spirit, and yet He also has a Spirit and a human body in the person of Jesus Christ. This triune reality enables interaction on every level: - Through Jesus the Son, God engages with humanity. - Through the Holy Spirit, He communes with the spirit and soul of the New Creation. Referencing Genesis 1:2 and 1 Corinthians 2:10, we understand the Holy Spirit as the communicator of divine intelligence, receiving and transmitting the will of the Godhead. This divine link is essential for intercession, spiritual identity, and victorious living. Key insights from this session include: - Life is doubly supernatural (spirit and soul) and singly natural (body). Living predominantly in the body makes one vulnerable, but living by the Spirit positions you in divine authority. - Romans 8:15 and Ephesians 1:13–14 affirm that our spirit must collaborate with the Holy Spirit to testify of our salvation and enjoy the fullness of New Creation life. - Worship is eternal, not confined to meetings or moments. It is the lifestyle of the saint, a perpetual state of communion with God (1 Corinthians 10:31). - The seat of the Holy Spirit is eternal, and so is our salvation from God’s perspective. This episode challenges listeners to shift from worship events to worship living. If you are saved but not tasting eternal life, it may be because you’re not living worship, missing the consciousness that comes from spiritual collaboration. Tune in to Day 13 and be awakened to the reality that worship is not just what we do, it’s who we are. It’s the eternal rhythm of a spirit sealed, aligned, and actively engaging with the Spirit of God. Jesus is Lord.
    Voir plus Voir moins
    55 min