Ira A. Jackson Sr. urges believers to carry a “different spirit” like Caleb—faith-filled, devoted, and unwavering despite pressure to conform. He stresses true discipleship, courageous authenticity, and generational vision. By keeping God’s perspective, staying committed, and building a lasting legacy, believers can stand out, stay the course, and fulfill their Kingdom purpose with strength for future generations.

In his message, Sam traces Peter’s turbulent journey of discipleship—called, bold, failing, ashamed, yet ultimately restored. Using Matthew and John’s accounts, he shows the highs and lows of faith, the danger of condemnation, and the power of conviction and grace. Sam emphasises that failure never disqualifies believers; Jesus restores purpose and calls them to keep following.

In “Keeping the Land,” part of the Vision Series, Aaron teaches that maintaining God’s blessings requires faith, covenantal commitment, and generational stewardship. Drawing from Joshua 24 and the Windrush generation, he emphasizes experiential faith, spiritual legacy, and avoiding complacency. Aaron urges believers to keep God central, build on ancestral faith, and prepare for the next message in the series.

In “Possessing Your Destiny,” Ira A. Jackson Sr. teaches that fulfilling destiny requires active faith and partnership with God. Drawing from Israel’s journey, he emphasizes divine guidance, wise leadership, research, clear communication, and persistence. Through Caleb’s example, Jackson urges believers to pursue destiny decisively, balancing divine direction with personal responsibility and unwavering faith.

Ira A. Jackson Sr delivers a powerful sermon on faith, action, and destiny from Numbers 13. He contrasts Caleb’s bold faith with fear-driven inaction, urging believers to confront six internal barriers, fear, condemnation, incompetence, capacity, comparison, and cowardice. Jackson emphasises that destiny demands immediate, decisive action, endurance, and faith, reminding listeners that with God’s strength, all things are possible.

Ira A. Jackson Sr teaches that perception often distorts reality, shaping how people see themselves and their challenges. Drawing from Numbers 13, he contrasts fear with Caleb’s faith, showing that words and mindset determine outcomes. Jackson urges believers to seek counsel, speak life, and embrace a 21-day challenge of positive self-talk to transform perspective, faith, and destiny.

Ira A. Jackson Sr teaches that perception shapes perspective and ultimately life’s direction. Referencing Numbers 13, he contrasts Caleb and Joshua’s faith with the fear of the other spies. Jackson emphasizes that giants and obstacles signal opportunity, not defeat. By cleansing distorted perceptions through faith, self-love, and trust in God, believers can unlock growth, resilience, and promised blessings.

Pastor Denis Wade delivers a powerful message on service, drawing from John 13:1-17 where Jesus washed His disciples’ feet. He highlights love, humility, and servant leadership as the essence of true greatness in God’s kingdom. Pastor Wade emphasises that service requires action, overcomes resistance, and brings spiritual blessing when believers reflect Christ through selfless, humble acts of love.

Pastor Denis Wade emphasizes that true Christian service requires daily self-denial, humility, and sacrifice, reflecting Christ’s example. Life’s pursuits are vain without eternal purpose. Serving others empowers, uplifts, and aligns us with God’s will. It’s not about recognition but faithfulness. Despite generational shifts toward comfort, believers must live as living sacrifices, seeking eternal impact over worldly gain.

Hosted by Pastor Denis Wade and featuring panelists Ira Jackson, Tunde, Sam, and Aaron, this dynamic panel discussion marked the conclusion of the Faith and Finance series. It unpacked key themes such as stewardship, managing debt, career transitions, entrepreneurship, and giving—with a focus on aligning financial choices with biblical principles. The session combined practical wisdom and spiritual insight to equip believers for legacy-building and God-honouring financial decisions. This was not just a conv