Evang. Chukwuebuka Samuel Ezeokoli

Remnant 7.0 Conference Back to Acts 1:8   SPIRIT OF LIFE CHURCH  -  HALLANDALE BEACH, FL  BACK TO ACTS 1:8 REMNANT 7.0 CONFERENCE   Hearing - Anointing - Identity - Purpose - Healing - Refreshing - Impartation - New Friends - Spiritual Strength We live in a time of religious corruption, demonic deception, moral compromise, occult mysticism, and the rise of erotic paganism. Compromise is sweeping our nation as some ministry leaders refuse to use words like sin, hell, blood, and repent. A watered down gospel will never change the world, only create a vacuum in the hearts of men for something different. Some have exchanged the ministry of the Holy Spirit and his nine gifts with celebrity Christianity and soulish entertainment. Some churches even look like night clubs rather than houses of prayer. When was the last time you saw the Holy Spirit on television, heard about him on the radio, or experienced his presence in church? To reach this generation requires the

SONS OF GOD AND THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY The Holy Spirit said to me, “Only the sons of God walking in the Spirit can manifest the kingdom of God.” Before the sons of God can manifest the Kingdom of God they need to understand the Kingdom of God is not coming, the Kingdom of God has already arrived.  Jesus was a kerux. A  kerux , Greek for preacher, is an official representative of a government that heralds the expectation of a conquering king. Paul said he was both an apostle and a preacher (kerux) (2 Timothy 1:11). As the only begotten son of God Jesus was an apostolic sent one. He came announcing the arrival of the Kingdom of God and instructed his followers to change the way they thought about the Kingdom (Mark 1:15). The Gospel of the Kingdom has always been a message of liberty dealing with your spirit, soul, and body. The Gospel of the Kingdom and the anointing of the Spirit include the liberating of God’s people. It is a message that produces freedom by setting the ca

  Throwing-Out the Life Line I Timothy 4:11-16 One of the greatest losses to the local church is its doctrinally trained pastors who have given up the ministry. One out of ten pastors gives up before their work is done. Many begin as skilled speakers and many are versed in all the principles of biblical hermeneutics. Their education is finally paid for, and their churches are healthy, but many of these men are not. Distractions and disappointments like the derecho that came through the mid-Atlantic on June 29, 2012 have devastated their hopes and ambitions. An example of great loss to the work of the Lord is found in three preachers whose ministries resulted in stark contrast. Three men starting out in their mid-twenties: 1. Chuck Templeton – At the age of 18 he was saved, and became a firebrand preacher for Youth for Christ with enormous results. He filled stadiums with his evangelistic crusades in America and Europe, and many churches sprung up following his meetings.