It’s Time to Wake Up | Sermon by John Oloyede | 10.05.2026 There comes a moment in every believer’s life when God stops whispering and starts shaking. A moment when comfort becomes dangerous, when distraction becomes costly, and when spiritual sleep becomes a threat to destiny. In this urgent and stirring message, John Oloyede sounds a clear alarm to the church: It’s time to wake up! Drawing from Scripture and the sobering realities of our generation, John confronts the subtle drift that pulls believers away from conviction, holiness, and spiritual alertness. He exposes the quiet compromises, the numbing routines, and the spiritual fatigue that slowly null God’s people into passivity not through rebellion, but through sleep. With pastoral honesty and Spirit-led urgency, he walks us through the signs of a sleeping believer, the dangers of delayed obedience, and the call of God to rise, watch, and stand firm. Because the enemy does not fear a gifted Christian. He fears an awakened one. This isn’t just a sermon about revival. It’s a wake-up call. A call to shake off spiritual drowsiness. A call to return to prayer, to the Word, to holiness, to purpose. A call to stop hitting the snooze button on what God has already spoken. John also speaks candidly about the cost of staying asleep, destinies postponed, opportunities missed, families unprotected, and spiritual authority weakened and invites the church to embrace a life of vigilance, discernment, and readiness. You cannot fight battles in your dreams. You cannot walk in purpose while spiritually unconscious. And you cannot carry fire while asleep. So the question remains: Are you awake, or are you drifting? Main Scripture: Acts 20:1-17 (CSB) Supporting Scriptures: 1 Thessalonians 5:6-7 (CSB) Ephesians 5:14 (CSB) Galatians 3:28 (CSB) Matthew 13:24-25 (CSB) If this message blesses you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with more sermons and teachings. Feel free to share your reflections or prayer requests in the comments — we’d love to hear from you. #ItsTimeToWakeUp#Sermon#JohnOloyede#ARCSouth#Revival#Awakening#SpiritualAlertness#HolySpirit#Faith#BibleTeaching#WatchAndPray#RiseUp#ChurchOnline

What’s Got Your Voice? | Sermon by Tomi Nettey | 03.05.2026 In this bold, heartfelt, and deeply convicting sermon, What’s Got Your Voice?, Tomi Nettey leads the church through Acts 19 to uncover the competing voices that shape our lives. Drawing from the revival and resistance in Ephesus, she challenges believers to examine whether their voice is being led by Jesus, self, or the crowd. Through passionate teaching and Spirit‑filled exhortation, Tomi unpacks how the voice you listen to becomes the voice you speak with and ultimately the life you live. She exposes the subtle ways self‑interest, culture, noise, and even good things can become idols that validate us rather than transform us. With clarity and conviction, she reminds us that whatever has your ears will capture your heart, and whatever has your heart will command your voice. This sermon calls every believer to return to the voice of Jesus, the only voice that convicts, corrects, liberates, and leads us into truth. You’ll be stirred to silence the noise of the world, confront the idols of self, and rediscover the power of carrying the gospel with understanding, conviction, and courage. Be encouraged to stand firm in a loud generation, to discern the voices shaping your decisions, and to boldly give your voice back to the One who gave it to you. Who’s got your voice today, Jesus, self, or the crowd? Main Scripture: Acts 19:21–41 Supporting Scriptures: Proverbs 14:12 Matthew 12:33-35 Acts 19:1-7 Acts 19:8-10 1 Thessalonians 1:9 Acts 20:21 Matthew 12:33 If this message blesses you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with more sermons and teachings. Feel free to share your reflections or prayer requests in the comments, we’d love to hear from you. #WhatsGotYourVoice #Sermon #BibleTeaching #Acts19 #ChristianFaith #HolySpirit #HearingGod #KnowingJesus #ARCSouth #TomiNettey

Whose Baptism Do You Know | Sermon by Pastor Davis Kunihira In this compelling sermon, Whose Baptism Do You Know, Pastor Davis Kunihira challenges believers to look beyond the outward act of baptism and examine the deeper question of identity, whose name are you truly baptised into, and what does that mean for how you live? Drawing from the early church's encounter with disciples who had only known John's baptism, this message unpacks the difference between a baptism of preparation and a baptism of transformation through the Holy Spirit. Be stirred as Scripture reveals that baptism is not merely a religious rite, but a declaration of belonging, a death to self, and a resurrection into new life in Christ. This sermon calls every believer to ensure that the baptism they know is rooted in a living, personal knowledge of Jesus, His death, His resurrection, and His lordship over every area of life. Main Scripture: Acts 18:24–28 | Acts 19:1–7 (CSB) Supporting Scriptures: Matthew 11:2–3 (CSB) 1 Peter 4:8 (CSB) Luke 1:42 (CSB) Luke 24:32 (CBS) If this message blesses you, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with more sermons and teachings. Feel free to leave your reflections or prayer requests in the comments — we'd love to hear from you. #WhoseBaptismDoYouKnow #Sermon #BibleTeaching #Baptism #Acts18 #Acts19 #ChristianFaith #HolySpirit #KnowingJesus #ARCSouth #PastorDavisKunihira

No Substitute for Intimacy with God | Sermon by Pastor Davis Kunihira In this powerful and deeply stirring sermon, No Substitute for Intimacy with God, Pastor Davis Kunihira calls believers back to the heart of true relationship with the Father. In a world filled with spiritual activity, religious routine, and the constant temptation to rely on our own strength, this message confronts the subtle ways we replace genuine intimacy with God with lesser substitutes. Pastor Davis unpacks the difference between knowing about God and truly knowing Him, walking with Him, hearing His voice, and allowing His presence to shape every part of our lives. Drawing from Scripture and the example of those who sought God with undivided devotion, this sermon challenges every believer to examine the depth of their relationship with the Lord. You’ll be encouraged to pursue a life where intimacy with God is not an occasional moment, but a daily posture, one that fuels obedience, transforms character, and anchors you in His love. Be inspired to lay aside distractions, rekindle your first love, and rediscover the joy and power that flow from a close, personal walk with God. There truly is no substitute for intimacy with Him. Main Scripture: Acts 19:11-20 Supporting Scriptures: Acts 18:3 Matthew 27:51 John 14:6 Acts 4:11-12 If this message blesses you, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with more sermons and teachings. Feel free to share your reflections or prayer requests in the comments, we’d love to hear from you. #NoSubstituteForIntimacy #Sermon #BibleTeaching #IntimacyWithGod #ChristianFaith #HolySpirit #KnowingJesus #ARCSouth #PastorDavisKunihira

Why does truth feel like it’s under attack from every direction and why does it matter now more than ever? In this timely and convicting message, Ayden Campbell‑Brazier exposes The War on Truth raging in our culture, our churches, and our own hearts. Drawing from Acts 18:1–24, he reveals how Paul’s ministry in Corinth mirrors our modern struggle: a world drowning in opinions, noise, and spiritual counterfeits, yet starving for the authentic voice of God. Ayden shows that this war isn’t fought with swords or slogans, but with discernment, obedience, and the Holy Spirit, who Jesus promised would lead us into all truth (John 14:15–17, 26). This message challenges every believer to ask: Are you standing firm in truth, or slowly being discipled by deception? Key Highlights The Battle for the Mind: Why truth is always attacked at the level of belief before behaviour. Paul in Corinth: How Acts 18 reveals a blueprint for spiritual resilience in a hostile culture. The Role of the Holy Spirit: The Spirit as our Advocate, Teacher, and the only One who can anchor us in truth. The Danger of Selective Truth: Why partial truth is often more dangerous than outright lies. Courageous Witnessing; What Luke 9:5 teaches us about boldness, rejection, and spiritual clarity. The Modern War on Truth: How propaganda, relativism, and spiritual apathy are shaping the world around us. Key Scripture: Acts 18:1–24 (NLT) Acts 1:4–5, 8 (NLT) John 14:15–17 (NLT) John 14:26 (NLT) Luke 9:5 (NLT) #TheWarOnTruth #AydenCampbellBrazier #ARCSouth #Acts18 #HolySpirit #GospelMessage #TruthInChrist #ChristianFaith #SpiritualWarfare #BibleTeaching