Message Charge: “Love Code: Three Dimensions of Love”

Bro Golden Ogbeka
Bible Texts: Genesis 1:26–27; Matthew 22:37–39

Genesis 1:26–27 reveals that man was created in the image and likeness of God. This means love is not something we struggle to find; it is something already built into our spiritual design. God is love, and being made in His image means we carry the capacity to express His nature.

Jesus declared in Matthew 22:37–39 that we must love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and mind, and love our neighbour as ourselves. This reveals that love is the code that governs our relationship with God, our understanding of ourselves, and our relationship with others. When love is functioning correctly within us, alignment, purpose, and fulfilment naturally follow.

When we walk in this love code, we reflect God accurately, live in divine harmony, and become vessels through which His nature is revealed on the earth. May God help us to walk fully in His love, expressing His image and manifesting His purpose in every area of our lives.

Bible Text: Habakkuk 2:3, Isaiah 40:31, 1 Chronicles 15:13–15, 26.

This message speaks to the importance of being aligned with God in order to walk in His prophetic timing. From Habakkuk 2:3, we are reminded that God’s vision is never late; it has an appointed time and will surely come to pass if we learn to wait in faith. Isaiah 40:31 encourages us that as we trust patiently in the Lord, He renews our strength for the journey. In 1 Chronicles 15:13–15, 26, we see how obedience and proper alignment with God’s instructions allowed the priests to carry the ark successfully, restoring divine order and God’s presence among the people.

Bible Text: John 20:19-25, Hebrews 13:8

This teaching explores the power and necessity of consistency in our walk with God. From John 20:19–25, we see how the disciples encountered Jesus in moments of fear and uncertainty, yet Thomas's absence from one encounter delayed his experience of faith. The passage highlights how inconsistency in fellowship and positioning can affect our spiritual confidence and growth.

Hebrews 13:8 reminds us that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, calling believers to mirror His steadfast nature in faith, obedience, and devotion.

Ultimately, Walking in Consistency challenges us to remain firm, present, and faithful because sustained alignment with an unchanging God produces maturity, assurance, and lasting transformation.

Bible Text: Ephesians 3:20, Amos 3:7, Psalms 115:16, 2 Chronicles 20:20

True focus is the result of aligning our actions, decisions, and hearts with God’s purpose and timing.

Ephesians 3:20 reminds us that God can do infinitely more than we ask or imagine, but His power works effectively in lives that are aligned with His will.

Amos 3:7 teaches that God reveals His plans to those who are faithful and attentive, showing that alignment brings clarity and guidance.

Psalm 115:16 highlights the distinction between God’s heavenly authority and humanity’s earthly responsibility, urging us to operate faithfully within our God-given role. Finally,

2 Chronicles 20:20 encourages unwavering faith and obedience, demonstrating that focus combined with trust in God leads to victory and fulfillment.

Bible Texts: Ephesians 3:20; Luke 2:22–38; Galatians 4:4–5

Alignment sharpens focus and positions us to experience the fullness of God’s purpose. While God is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all we ask or think (Ephesians 3:20), His power is most evident when lives and seasons are aligned with His will.

In Luke 2:22–38, Simeon and Anna represent lives aligned with divine timing. They remained faithful, prayerful, and expectant, and at the fullness of time, they encountered the promise. Galatians 4:4–5 confirms that Christ came exactly when heaven ordained, not early, not late, but on time, to redeem and restore.

When alignment meets divine timing, focus becomes effortless, direction becomes clear, and fulfillment becomes inevitable. May God align our hearts, our seasons, and our steps, so we remain focused and positioned for the manifestation of His promises.

Bible Texts: Ephesians 3:20; Exodus 2:23–25; Acts 7:25; Genesis 15:13–14

Focus is sustained when purpose is aligned with God’s timing and agenda. God is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think (Ephesians 3:20), but His power flows most effectively through lives that are aligned with His will.

Israel’s deliverance was not accidental. God heard their groaning, remembered His covenant, and looked upon them with purpose (Exodus 2:23–25). Yet Moses, though called, acted ahead of alignment, assuming the people understood his assignment (Acts 7:25). Deliverance delayed not because of lack of power, but because of misalignment with divine timing.

God had already set the timeline in Genesis 15:13–14. When alignment met timing, focus returned, authority was released, and deliverance followed. Alignment brings clarity. Clarity sustains focus. And focused alignment releases God’s exceeding power.

Message Charge: “The King’s Business Requires Haste”

Memory verse: Ezekiel 3:18

God’s assignments carry urgency because they involve eternal consequences. In Ezekiel 3:18, God warns the prophet that when a watchman fails to speak, the blood of the wicked will be required at his hand. This reveals that delay in obedience can be as costly as disobedience itself.

The King’s business requires haste because souls are at stake, time is limited, and responsibility is great. When God speaks, He expects prompt action, clear warning, and faithful execution. Hesitation can lead to loss, but timely obedience preserves life and fulfils divine purpose.

May God awaken in us a sense of urgency to speak, act, and serve without delay, knowing that faithfulness in the King’s assignment is a matter of eternal significance.

Message Charge: “Honour and the Blessing”

Bible Text: Deuteronomy 5:16

Honour is a divine principle that carries a clear promise. In Deuteronomy 5:16, God commands, “Honour thy father and thy mother… that thy days may be prolonged, and that it may go well with thee.” This reveals that honour is directly connected to blessing, longevity, and well being.

Honour acknowledges God’s order and releases His favour. When we choose honour in our relationships, leadership, and responsibilities, we position ourselves to receive what God has attached to obedience. Dishonour closes doors, but honour preserves life and attracts divine help.

God does not separate honour from reward. Where honour is practiced, blessing follows. May we walk daily in honour, knowing that obedience to this command unlocks God’s promise of a good and long life.