In this powerful and faith-stirring message, Dr. Dennis Inyang challenges believers to move beyond prayer, planning, and intention—and step boldly into execution.

The theme of the month is Faith for New Exploits, and this sermon calls us to live out the reality of answered prayers. If God has heard you, then begin to act like He has answered. If you have travailed in prayer, then it is time to bring forth.

Drawing from scriptures including:

• Mark 11:24 – Believe you have received
• Isaiah 66:8–9 – Travail and bring forth
• James 1:22–25 – Be doers of the Word
• 2 Corinthians 6:1–2 – Now is the accepted time
• Ecclesiastes 11:4 – Stop observing the weather
• Hebrews 11:8 – Faith steps without full details

Dr. Inyang confronts three major reasons people remain stuck:

1. Laziness – Turning on the bed like a door on its hinges (Proverbs 26:14)
2. Waiting for the “right time” – When the right time is now
3. Waiting for full details – When faith requires stepping out first

He reminds us:

• The miracle is not in planning—it is in execution.
• The parachute does not open until you jump.
• Electronic doors only open when you approach them.
• Grace is divine ability—but receiving grace without action is receiving it in vain.

This message is a wake-up call to stop postponing destiny. Stop observing the weather. Stop writing lists you never execute. Stop waiting for perfect conditions.

Jump first. Move first. Act first. The rest unfolds as you go.

If you have been praying, fasting, believing, and waiting—this sermon will push you to take that first bold step.

The best time was yesterday. The next best time is now.

In this powerful and timely sermon, Dr. Dennis Inyang challenges believers to rediscover the privilege, power, and responsibility of serving God. Drawing from scriptures including Matthew 20, Matthew 16, Hebrews 6, and Exodus 23, he reveals that true greatness in God’s Kingdom is not achieved through titles, position, or ambition—but through humble, sacrificial service.

This message confronts the culture of entitlement and convenience, reminding us that Jesus Himself came not to be served, but to serve, and calls every believer to follow that same path. Dr. Inyang emphasizes that service is the gateway to growth, fruitfulness, provision, and divine reward.

Key themes in this message include:

• Why serving God is a privilege, not a burden
• How greatness is tied to willingness and availability, not ability alone
• The danger of pursuing titles instead of service
• The role of sacrifice in genuine ministry
• Serving through soul-winning, stewardship, and financing the gospel
• God’s promise to reward faithful service
• Why availability precedes usefulness in the Kingdom

This sermon is a clarion call to every believer to stop sitting on the sidelines and fully commit to advancing God’s Kingdom through service, generosity, evangelism, and obedience.

“If you want to be great in God’s Kingdom, you must be willing to serve.”

Be encouraged, challenged, and inspired to make this year a year of deeper commitment and service to God.

In this faith-stirring sermon, Dr. Dennis Inyang expounds on God’s prophetic declaration: “Behold, I will do new things.”Drawing from Isaiah 42:9 and 1 Corinthians 2:9, this message reveals that God has already prepared extraordinary things beyond human imagination for those who love Him.

Dr. Inyang teaches that God never acts without first declaring His intention, and when God speaks, faith must be our response. He explains that believers can become reference points for new and unprecedented experiences with God, just as Mary, Joshua, and others did in Scripture.

The sermon challenges listeners to examine the true condition for accessing these “new things” — not church attendance, activity, or tradition, but a genuine love for the Lord. This love is demonstrated through obedience, joyful service, sacrificial giving, fellowship with God, and love for fellow believers.

Listeners are reminded that loving God begins with receiving His love in Christ, and that when love is genuine, it becomes visible through lifestyle and commitment. The message concludes with a call to live out God’s love practically and to become carriers of the gospel to a world in need.

This sermon will strengthen your faith, renew your expectation, and inspire you to walk in deeper love and devotion to God as you step into all He has prepared for you. 1