All Things Are Made New | A Message on Reconciliation, Forgiveness & New Life in Christ

“If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all

things are become new.” — 2 Corinthians 5:17

In this powerful message, we explore what it truly means to be reconciled to God

through Jesus Christ — and why that reconciliation must flow through us into every

relationship in our lives.

You will be challenged and encouraged to:

• Embrace your identity as a new creation in Christ

• Walk in the spirit of forgiveness — because love cannot exist without it

• Carry the ministry of reconciliation into your home, workplace, and community

• Let the Holy Spirit heal what you cannot heal on your own

Life is short. Don’t wait to become who God has already made you to be.

If this message blessed you, like, share, and subscribe — and leave a comment telling

us what God spoke to you today.

Five things to do right now after watching:

1. Examine your heart for unforgiveness

Ask yourself honestly: is there someone you haven’t forgiven? Name them. Take it

to God today.

2. Pray the prayer of release

Use the prayer modelled in this message — “Father, break me down, remove

everything that needs to go” — and mean it.

3. Stop waiting to feel ready

Reconciliation starts with a decision, not a feeling. Make one move toward peace

this week — a call, a message, a conversation.

4. Receive your new identity

You are not who you were. Speak 2 Corinthians 5:17 over yourself daily this week.

5. Be a peace speaker

In every interaction today, ask: “Am I bringing reconciliation or division?” Let that

question guide how you speak.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Many believers say they believe God. But is belief alone enough? In this corrective and eye-opening message, Sister Kate breaks down Romans 4:3 and challenges us to examine whether our faith is producing obedience and alignment with God’s Word.

“For what saith the scripture? Abraham believed God, and it was counted unto him for righteousness.” Romans 4:3

Believing is foundational. Trust goes deeper. Alignment requires action. When we claim faith but resist obedience, we create spiritual misalignment. That misalignment can lead to frustration, stagnation, and unanswered expectations. This message calls us to examine the difference between believing in God and believing God.

In this teaching you will learn:

• Why belief must lead to trust

• Why trust must lead to obedience

• How alignment affects spiritual growth

• What happens when faith is verbal but not practical

• How to reposition your life under God’s Word

This message is corrective but necessary. God’s Word does not only comfort it refines and realigns. If you desire deeper spiritual maturity, this teaching will challenge you to move from passive belief to active obedience.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it truly mean to build spiritual capacity?

Many believers pray for increase — more influence, more responsibility, greater impact, deeper anointing. But Scripture consistently shows us that before God enlarges our territory, He strengthens our foundation. Before elevation comes preparation. Before expansion comes stretching.

Building spiritual capacity is about becoming strong enough in spirit, mature enough in character, and rooted enough in truth to sustain what God wants to release into your life.

Spiritual capacity is:

• The ability to carry God’s presence without pride

• The endurance to withstand pressure without compromise

• The maturity to handle influence without losing humility

• The discipline to remain faithful when no one is watching

• The depth to remain steady in seasons of silence

Growth in God is not accidental. It is cultivated.

In this message, we explore how spiritual capacity is developed through intentional prayer, obedience to the Word, seasons of testing, and consistent surrender. Trials are not punishment — they are preparation. Stretching is not rejection — it is refinement.

Throughout Scripture, we see that God prepares His people before He promotes them. David was anointed before he was appointed. Joseph endured process before he entered purpose. The disciples were trained in private before they preached in public.

If you are praying for “more,” this message will challenge you to first become more — more rooted, more disciplined, more surrendered, more aligned with God’s will.

You will discover:

• Why inner growth must precede outward impact

• How prayer expands your spiritual endurance

• The connection between character and capacity

• Why God develops you in hidden seasons

• Practical ways to grow spiritually every day

Spiritual capacity is not about spiritual hype — it is about spiritual health.

It is possible to have gifting without grounding.

It is possible to have influence without integrity.

It is possible to have passion without depth.

But lasting impact requires capacity.

In a distracted world, spiritual maturity requires intentional focus. Building capacity means learning to guard your heart, renew your mind, discipline your habits, and align your priorities with eternal things.

This message will encourage you to:

✔ Deepen your prayer life

✔ Strengthen your relationship with God

✔ Embrace stretching seasons

✔ Develop spiritual resilience

✔ Prepare for what God is preparing for you

If you feel God stretching you, challenging you, or developing you in ways that are uncomfortable — take heart. Capacity is being built.

God never wastes a season.

He never stretches without purpose.

He never develops without intention.

Your growth today determines what you can carry tomorrow.

If this sermon blesses you, consider liking the video, sharing it with someone who is growing in their faith, and subscribing for more biblical teaching and encouragement.

Let’s build depth, not just visibility.

Let’s pursue maturity, not just moments.

Let’s grow stronger in spirit.

📌 Comment below: What area of your life do you feel God is stretching right now?

#BuildingSpiritualCapacity

#ChristianSermon

#FaithGrowth

#SpiritualMaturity

#GrowInGod

#BiblicalTeaching

#PrayerLife

#ChristianGrowth

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this sermon, Pastor Arowolo teaches on building spiritual capacity and why it is essential for spiritual growth, maturity, and effectiveness in the Christian walk. Learn biblical principles that help believers grow stronger, deeper, and more consistent in faith.

🙏 Subscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching

#SpiritualCapacity #ChristianSermon #SpiritualGrowth #Faith #PastorArowolo #Jesus

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this sermon, we explore the biblical truth about the Holy Spirit—His role, power, and purpose in the life of every believer. Learn how the Holy Spirit empowers, guides, convicts, and strengthens us to live according to God’s will.

📖 Scriptures: Acts 1:8; John 14:26; Romans 8

🙏 Subscribe for weekly sermons and biblical teaching

#HolySpirit #ChristianSermon #SpiritualGrowth #Faith #Jesus

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.