Daily digest from the passion week year 2020. Today’s reading is taken from the Gospel according to St. John 8 vs 46 to End. The topic treated is “For this purpose I came”. The daily digest is presented by Prophetess Kehinde Oluwatimelehin from the C&S Movement Church, London. Be blessed as you listen. 

What is your name? You will be called by a name. The anchor is Prophet Moses Niyi Adebayo

Oluwa nbe funmi (God with us) is an Holy Spirit inspired weekly podcast brought to you by Ayo Ni Radio. This podcast’s title is Agbara Adura (The power of prayer).  The anchor is Sp.Apostle Olusola Israel Okeowo from the New Covenant C&S Movement Church, 333 High Road, London N22 8JA. 

Oluwa nbe funmi (God with us) is an Holy Spirit inspired weekly podcast brought to you by Ayo Ni Radio. The Anchor is Sp.Apostle Olusola Israel Okeowo from the New Covenant C&S Movement Church, 333 High Road, London N22 8JA. 

When things look really really bad, everywhere you turn its bad news, finances downhill, health downhill, no help on the way. Yet Faith in God says to ‘believe in me and my word’, rather than ‘I believe in what I see’.  Whose report shall you believe?.   Here are a couple of Bible testimonies that…

This is to look into each chapter of the book of Psalm and apply to our situations, either past, present or future. This podcast is presented by Prophet Moses Niyi Adebayo

Never has there been a time such as this, where the power of prayer is needed. Our Father says ‘ask and it shall be given to you, know and the door shall be opened (matt7.7). We also are assured that ‘the effective fervent prayer of the righteous availeth much’ (James 5:16).    This is a…

In Isaiah 64:8 we read, “But now, O Lord, thou art our Father and we are the clay, and thou our potter, and we are all works of Thy hands.”  We are the work of God’s hands.

Unforgiveness is the serial killer of the soul, it eats the flesh and destroys the man. It ties one down and blinds the inner eye. Here our mother explains in this season of Lent, what we need most to break free and move forward. Ayo ni O!