Episodes

  • HARVEST: WHEN THE CHURCH EATS UNCLEAN FOOD

    HARVEST: WHEN THE CHURCH EATS UNCLEAN FOOD
    Jan 18 2026
    HARVEST (3): Anointing for Harvest Bible Text: Psalm 126:5–6 | John 1:1–3,11 | John 4:34 | Acts 10:38 | 2 Peter 3:9 | Hebrews 10:7 | Matthew 6:10–11, 33 | Proverbs 11:30; 10:5; Matthew 9:37 In this third installment of the HARVEST series, we look further into a profound question: What does The Word, Jesus Christ, eat? The answer is both simple and weighty: The food of Jesus is the will of the Father. As believers, we are not only called to eat the Word to live the life of God, we are also called to eat what the Word eats. And what Jesus consumes is the harvest of souls. Key Revelations in This Teaching: - John 4:34 reveals Jesus’ appetite: “My meat is to do the will of Him that sent me…” If we are not doing the will of the Father, we are not eating the food of Jesus. - Clean vs. unclean food: Not every spiritual activity is the will of God. When we prioritize association over vision, or lock ourselves in church buildings while ignoring the lost, we are feeding on unclean things. - The Church is not an institution but a personality, the Bride of Christ. We must live as the Body, not as a brand. - The will of the Father is urgent and clear: “That none should perish but that all should come to repentance” (2 Peter 3:9). Soul-winning is not optional, it is the unmistakable will of God for every believer. - We are not philanthropists, we are anointed for harvest. Acts of kindness without the gospel do not secure eternal futures. The anointing is not for charity, it is for salvation. - Long-suffering is for souls, not stuff. Jesus endured the Cross for the joy of the harvest. We too must endure for the sake of the lost. - The answer to “Thy will be done…” is in our hands and feet. The gospel is our sickle. The harvest is ready. We must go. - Believers don’t harvest, labourers do. Jesus is calling for labourers, not spectators. The anointing for harvest is for those who move. This episode is a clarion call to the Church: Eat what Jesus eats. Do what Jesus does. Go where Jesus sends. The harvest is not a program, it is the will of the Father. And the anointing is for those who say yes. Also, stay updated on future episodes of this enriching series!. Any questions arising from this study can be submitted to chimdiohahunaministry@gmail.com. Check our bio to know how to give your love offerings to the ministry. Jesus is Lord
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • THE MEAL THAT MADE JESUS IGNORE HIS HUNGER

    THE MEAL THAT MADE JESUS IGNORE HIS HUNGER
    Jan 16 2026
    HARVEST (2): The Food of Jesus Psalm 126:5–6 | John 4:6–8, 35–42 | Matthew 6:33 | Proverbs 17:22 | Romans 10:15 In this soul-stirring episode, we uncover the mystery of what truly satisfies Jesus: the salvation of souls. Though physically weary and hungry from His journey, Jesus chose to engage in a life-transforming conversation with the Samaritan woman, a moment that fed His soul and led to the salvation of an entire city. Key Revelations: - Soul-winning is the food of Jesus. His hunger for salvation far outweighed His physical need for food. This divine priority reveals the true feeding order: spirit → soul → body, not the reverse. - The harvest is nourishment. Every soul won is a meal for the soul, a healing for the body, and a joy for the heart. “They that sow in tears shall reap in joy…” (Psalm 126:5–6) - The pressing need of the soul overrides the pressing need of the body. When the soul is fed, the body aligns. This is Kingdom alignment, where spiritual fulfillment brings physical restoration. - Soul-winning beautifies the soul. As Romans 10:15 declares, “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news…” The gospel is not just a message, it’s a meal that rejuvenates the messenger and the hearer. - Jesus at the well is our model. He ignored His weariness to reach one woman whose heart was ready. That one encounter became a city-wide revival. There is someone today whose soul is ripe for harvest, will you take your sickle? This teaching is a call to every believer: prioritize the harvest. Feed your soul with what feeds Christ. Let soul-winning become your sustenance, your joy, and your healing. Also, stay updated on future episodes of this enriching series!. Any questions arising from this study can be submitted to chimdiohahunaministry@gmail.com. Check our bio to know how to give your love offerings to the ministry. Jesus is Lord.
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    43 mins
  • THE FIRSTFRUIT PRINCIPLE: Worship Is What You Do With the First, Not the Rest

    THE FIRSTFRUIT PRINCIPLE: Worship Is What You Do With the First, Not the Rest
    Jan 16 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE '26 | Day 3 Theme: Worship – Honoring God with Our Substance (Part 2) Proverbs 3:9 | Leviticus 2:12; 23:10 | Exodus 23:19; 34:22,26 | Deuteronomy 26:2,10 | James 1:18 | 2 Corinthians 5:17 | Revelation 1:5 In this revelatory session of WAIT CONFERENCE '26, we continue our deep dive into the essence of worship, not merely as a song or a posture, but as a sacred act of honoring God with our firstfruit. The concept of firstfruit is often misunderstood. It is not the entire harvest, nor is it a tithe. Biblically, it is the first sheaf, the first and finest portion of the harvest, brought before God in gratitude and reverence. More than a legal obligation, firstfruit is a relational expression of love and trust in the One who provides all things. Key Revelations: - Worship is transparency: When you bring your firstfruit, you’re saying, “God, I can’t hide this from You.” It’s a declaration of intimacy and trust. - Firstfruit is not about impoverishment: God never instituted giving to take from us, but to position us for more. It’s not a tax, it’s a testimony. - Relationship over ritual: Under the New Covenant, the Holy Spirit leads us in how and what to give. Firstfruit becomes a love offering, not a legal requirement. - Jesus is the first of the firstfruit (Rev 1:5): As New Creations in Christ, we are the next. If He withheld nothing to birth us, we too must live and give without reservation. - Worship through the body: Being the light and salt of the earth, and giving financially, are physical manifestations of our spiritual identity as firstfruits. - When your pocket worships: If your finances can honor God, your entire life aligns in worship. Substance becomes a vessel of glory. “Worship is not just what you say, it’s what you surrender.” This episode calls us to a deeper, more intimate form of worship, one that flows from the heart, touches the hand, and reveals the weight of God through our giving. It’s not about showmanship like Ananias and Sapphira, it’s about sincerity, intimacy, and honor. Listen now and be stirred to worship God with your first and finest. Let your life, and your substance, declare His worth. Jesus is Lord.
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    52 mins
  • WHEN PRAYER BECOMES A COURTROOM: The Legal Side of Intercession

    WHEN PRAYER BECOMES A COURTROOM: The Legal Side of Intercession
    Jan 15 2026
    BIBLE STUDY| MIRACLES OF JESUS SERIES.|THE FIFTH MIRACLE OF JESUS pt.13| THE POWER OF RETREAT|JESUS WALKING ON WATER| CHIMDI OHAHUNA Welcome to this episode of The Fifth Miracle of Jesus , themed: The Mountain of Prayer & the Mystery of Intercession "And when He had sent the multitudes away, He went up into a mountain apart to pray..." Matthew 14:23 In this compelling episode of the Fifth Miracle of Jesus Bible Study, we explore the sacred moment when Jesus withdrew to the mountain to pray, an act that reveals not just His rhythm of communion with the Father, but also the spiritual architecture of intercession. Episode Highlights & Key Notes: - The Power of “pâlal”: We examine a profound dimension of the Hebrew term for prayer, pâlal, and how it frames intercession as more than petition; it is a spiritual negotiation, a meeting point, even an act of advocacy before God. - Intercession Beyond Things: Drawing from Jeremiah 7:16 and 27:18, we clarify that intercession is not a heathen-style plea for material gain. It is a sacred responsibility that includes standing in the gap for people and purposes aligned with God’s will. - Legal Language of the Spirit: Intercession is likened to enforcing rights, especially when others are unaware or unwilling to claim them. Referencing Leviticus 5:1–6 and Numbers 6:1–11, we see how ignorance or refusal to act can open doors for others to stand in. - The Right of Atonement Requires Consent: Matthew 6:6 reminds us that prayer is personal. The use of personalized pronouns in this verse emphasizes that spiritual rights must be enforced by the individual or with their authorization. - The Weight of Unauthorized Intercession: We reflect on the sobering truth that not all intercession is lawful. Without divine appointment or the consent of the person involved, intercession can become a spiritual overreach. Paul the Apostle’s example teaches us that love alone does not grant legal standing in the courts of heaven. - When Intercession Invites Warfare: Some believers have unknowingly stepped into battles they were never meant to fight, interceding for others without divine instruction or permission. This episode offers wisdom to discern when and how to stand in the gap. This study is a call to spiritual maturity, a reminder that prayer is not only communion but commission. Jesus' retreat to the mountain was not isolation; it was alignment. As we follow His example, may we be equipped to pray with precision, purpose, and permission. Tune in now on the GRACELIFECOMI Podcast, where faith meets clarity, and truth transforms lives. Kindly, stay updated on future episodes of this enriching series!. Any questions arising from this study can be submitted to chimdiohahunaministry@gmail.com. Check our bio to know how to give your love offerings to the ministry. Jesus is Lord.
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • kâbad: IS YOUR WORSHIP WEIGHTLESS?

    kâbad: IS YOUR WORSHIP WEIGHTLESS?
    Jan 14 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE '26 | Day 2 Theme: Worship – Honoring God with Our Substance John 14:6 | Proverbs 3:9 (Hebrew: kāḇad) In this transformative session of WAIT CONFERENCE '26, we dive into the sacred call to honor God with our substance—not just with our lips, but with our lives, our wealth, and our worship. Worship, we learn, is costly. It demands more than emotion, it demands substance. And substance, in the Kingdom, is not limited to money. It begins with the soul and flows through the body, manifesting in how we steward our time, talents, and treasures. Key Revelations: - Worship isn’t cheap: True worship costs something. It is born from trust in Jesus, even when it stretches us. - Honour (Hebrew: kāḇad) means weight, glory, richness, heaviness. You cannot carry the weight of God from a distance. Intimacy is the scale that measures how much of God’s weight you carry within. - Glory is revealed through understanding, and understanding is birthed in intimacy. The closer you are to God, the more you perceive His worth, and the more you long to honor Him accordingly. - Substance is spiritual and physical: Worship begins with internal riches, faith, love, reverence, and overflows into external expressions, including financial giving and sacrificial living. - Honour is placement: It’s how you position God in your life. When you honor Him with your wealth, you’re revealing a glimpse of His weight to the world. “The more you show the world the weight of God with your wealth, the more He entrusts you with His. This episode is a clarion call to worship with weight, to let your giving, your lifestyle, and your intimacy with God reflect the glory due unto Him. It’s not about extravagance; it’s about reverence. It’s not about performance; it’s about placement. Tune in and be stirred to honor God with everything you are and everything you have. Let your worship carry weight. Jesus is Lord.
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    51 mins
  • WORSHIP:Joint Heirs, Humble Heart

    WORSHIP:Joint Heirs, Humble Heart
    Jan 13 2026
    WAIT CONFERENCE '26 | Day 1 Theme: Worship as Absolute Submission 📖 James 4:7 | Psalm 8:4–5 | 2 Corinthians 5:21 | Isaiah 1:18 In this powerful opening session of WAIT CONFERENCE '26, we journey into the heart of worship—not as a song or a moment, but as a life of total submission to God. Anchored in the revelation of our identity as joint heirs with Christ, we explore the divine truth that the Father treats the New Creation with the same love and authority as He does His First Begotten, Jesus. But with this exalted identity comes a call to humility. 🔍 Key Highlights: - Worship is submission: True worship is not performance—it is obedience. It is the posture of a heart fully yielded to the will of God. - Pride exposed: We uncover subtle yet dangerous expressions of pride—like the inability to hear God, manipulating scripture to suit personal desires, or refusing to apologize to those younger or seemingly lesser. - Obedience vs. Sacrifice: While sacrifice may feel noble, it often centers man. Obedience, however, silences self and amplifies God. It is in obedience that we truly worship. - Living at God’s mercy: Worship places us vulnerably at the mercy of God, appearing weak to the world but powerful in the Spirit. - Grace empowers obedience: The gospel of grace does not excuse disobedience—it empowers us to walk in it. Grace restores dignity, not disgrace. 💡 “God has spoken; it is ours to obey.” This episode is a clarion call to return to the altar of obedience, where worship is not just sung but lived. Discover how obedience becomes the purchasing power of destiny and the gateway to divine intimacy. Tune in, reflect deeply, and let your worship rise—not just in melody, but in surrender. Jesus is Lord
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    40 mins
  • PSALM 126: meshek & bô' 🙏🙏

    PSALM 126: meshek & bô' 🙏🙏
    Jan 12 2026
    WEEKLY PRAYER|~WEEK 2 PRAYER SESSION BRIEFING Theme: Drawing Out the Precious Seed Within Scripture Focus Psalm 126:6 (KJV) “He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him.” - Precious (Hebrew: meshek) — A drawing up, a trail, something drawn from within. - Doubtless (Hebrew: bô) — To go in, to enter, to come forth with certainty. 🔥 Prophetic Highlights for the Week - God’s Faithfulness Continues: As we step into this second week, we acknowledge His unwavering goodness. - You Carry Precious Seed: Your gifts, talents, and divine deposits are not ordinary—they are sacred and powerful. - Draw It Out: This is the week to reach inward and draw up what God has hidden inside you. - No More Dormancy: Every gift that has been buried, forgotten, or underutilized is being stirred to life. - Sow Boldly: Into people, projects, platforms, and purpose—your seed will not return void. - Rejoicing is Guaranteed: You will doubtless return with a harvest. Joy is your portion. JESUS IS LORD.
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    5 mins
  • THE POWER OF pâlal: Prayer Starts with Judgement

    THE POWER OF pâlal: Prayer Starts with Judgement
    Jan 10 2026
    BIBLE STUDY| MIRACLES OF JESUS SERIES.|THE FIFTH MIRACLE OF JESUS pt.12| THE POWER OF RETREAT|JESUS WALKING ON WATER| CHIMDI OHAHUNA Ever wonder what Jesus did before He performed a miracle? In this episode, we are zooming in on a quiet but powerful moment when Jesus went up the mountain to pray (Matthew 14:23). No crowds. No noise. Just Him and the Father God. And that’s where the real miracle begins. Discover more about pâlal, a Hebrew word for prayer that doesn’t just mean “talking to God.” It means to judge. Previously, we began understanding that before you even open your mouth in prayer, your heart and mind ought to be making a statement about who you believe God is. Key Highlights & Revelations: - Prayer begins in the mind. If your thoughts are uncertain about God, your words will lack power. As James 1:6–8 reminds us, double-mindedness disrupts divine communication. - Meditation precedes petition. Fix your thoughts on Christ. Speak His name. In doing so, you anchor your confidence in who God is. (Philippians 4:19) - Know before you ask. You must know His Christ and His Word to receive from Him. (Romans 10:17, 1 John 5:14–15) - Daniel 11:32b reveals that those who know their God don’t just perform—they do as He does. The word “exploits” was added in translation; the original Hebrew ends with “do.” - Your reaction to challenges reveals your revelation. What you know of God determines what you can demand from Him. - Waiting is not denial. Sometimes God says “Wait on Me” to mature your faith. His answers are always within His will. - Right division leads to right judgment. 2 Timothy 2:15 teaches that understanding the Word rightly enables us to judge God rightly—and that judgment shapes our prayers. - Faith-filled prayer is rooted in right judgment. Like Sarah, David, and Jesus, we must judge God faithful before we speak. (Hebrews 11:11, Psalm 55:17, John 11:41–44) Prayer is not a gamble or a last-minute SOS. It is a lifestyle. Prayer is not a reaction to crisis. It is a spiritual transaction that begins with a settled heart and a sound mind. The dead have no privilege to challenge, but the living do. Let us not waste that privilege by approaching God with uncertainty. Judge Him faithful. Judge Him good. And then, speak. Listen now to be stirred, instructed, and aligned with the heart of God. This episode will strengthen your prayer life and sharpen your spiritual posture for the miraculous. Share with someone who needs to hear this clarion call to retreat and refire. Also, stay updated on future episodes of this enriching series!. Any questions arising from this study can be submitted to chimdiohahunaministry@gmail.com. Check our bio to know how to give your love offerings to the ministry. Jesus is Lord.
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    56 mins