The Word of Grace

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The Word of Grace is a religion podcast hosted by Grace Assembly, Oregun, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Grace Assembly, Oregun hosts The Word of Grace, a religion show with 500 episodes published.

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  Lessons from the Life of Noah/Pastor Femi Paul/Interactive Sunday Service

  Aug 15, 20261h 20m

  Pastor Femi Paul brought us God's Word titled "Lessons from the Life of Noah," drawing our attention to a man who stood out in a generation where wickedness had become the norm. Genesis 6 records the striking words, "But Noah was different. God liked what He saw in Noah." What made Noah different? He walked steadily with God, lived with integrity, pleased God, and obeyed all that God commanded him. PFP emphasised the lesson of complete obedience: no personal opinion, no argument. Noah allowed God to shut him into the Ark when instructed, remained there without rushing ahead, and only stepped out when God told him to. His life challenges us to trust God's instructions even when they involve waiting, confinement, inconvenience, or a process we do not fully understand. When Noah finally left the Ark, his first response was worship. He built an altar to God, and what followed was a fresh blessing over Noah and his family: "Prosper! Reproduce! Fill the Earth!" The message showed us that walking with God, complete obedience, patience, and worship are never wasted. Noah entered the Ark following God's instructions and emerged into an inheritance greater than what existed before the flood. PFP left us with a remarkable contrast: Adam had the Garden of Eden, but Noah ended up inheriting the whole earth. The lesson is compelling: when we walk with God and obey Him completely, we can trust Him with both the confinement and the enlargement that follow. Confession: Lord, I choose to walk steadily with You and to live a life that is pleasing in Your sight. Give me the grace to obey You completely, without argument or allowing my opinions to override Your instructions. Teach me to wait when You say wait, move when You say move, and worship You through every season. As I walk with You in obedience, lead me into every blessing and enlargement You have prepared for my life. Amen.

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  Come Into the Ark/Pastor Colins Nwosu/Interactive MidWeek Service

  Aug 11, 20261h 24m

  At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu continued Sunday's teaching with a message titled "Come Into the Ark." Drawing from Genesis 7:1, we reflected on God's personal invitation to Noah: "Come into the ark." The Ark was God's provision for preservation, but Noah still had to trust His instruction and enter. Through the flood, the waiting, and the uncertainty of what lay ahead, Noah remained where God had placed him until the waters receded. We learned that God's instructions may sometimes require patience and discipline, but His place of obedience is also a place of safety, preparation, and divine remembrance. As the waters subsided and Noah eventually stepped out of the Ark, he responded first with worship, and God blessed him and his family with a fresh beginning and a renewed mandate to be fruitful and multiply. Drawing also from Psalm 40:1–3, Pastor Colins reminded us that waiting on God is never wasted; He brings us out, establishes our steps, and gives us a new song. The message challenged us to trust God's process from beginning to end: when He says come in, enter; while He says wait, remain; and when He says come out, step forward into the new beginning He has prepared. Confession: Lord, thank You for being my refuge and for always providing a place of safety in You. Give me the faith to obey when You say come, the patience to remain when You say wait, and the courage to move when You say go. I trust Your process and Your timing, knowing that You are preserving me, preparing me, and leading me into the new beginning You have prepared for my life. Amen.

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  Then God Remembered Noah.../Pastor Colins Nwosu/Worship Service

  Aug 8, 202650 min

  Pastor Colins Nwosu brought us God's Word in a message titled "Then God Remembered Noah..." Drawing from Genesis 6–8, we traced Noah's journey from a world overwhelmed by wickedness to the remarkable testimony that "Noah was different." He found favour with God, listened when God spoke, and obeyed His instructions to build the Ark even before the flood came. Then came the waiting. Noah and his family remained in the Ark while the waters covered the earth, but Genesis 8:1 marked the turning point: "Then God remembered Noah." God had not forgotten him; at the appointed time, He caused the waters to recede and brought Noah safely into a new beginning. Pastor Colins highlighted what Noah learned in the Ark: to trust God, to believe that God will do everything He says, and to live with discipline. When Noah eventually stepped out, his first response was worship, and what followed was God's blessing, a fresh mandate, and His covenant never again to destroy the earth with a flood. The Ark was therefore more than Noah's place of preservation; it became a place of preparation. Seasons of waiting can teach us obedience, discipline, and deeper trust in God. And when the season changes, we can step forward knowing that the God who preserved us through the waiting is faithful to lead us into what comes next. Confession: Lord, thank You because You never forget me. In every season of waiting, teach me to trust You, obey Your instructions, and grow in discipline. I believe that You will do everything You have said concerning me. Preserve me through every season, prepare me for what is ahead, and at Your appointed time, lead me into the new beginnings You have prepared for my life. Amen.

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  Oh God, Raise a Voice for Me!/Pastor Femi Paul/Warfare Wednesday (August 2026)

  Aug 4, 20261h 16m

  At our Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul led us in fervent prayers following a prophetic exhortation titled "Oh God, Raise a Voice for Me!" Drawing from the ministries of John the Baptist, the repentant thief on the cross, David, Daniel, and Ruth, we were reminded that throughout Scripture, God often raises strategic voices to announce, defend, recommend, and position His people for His divine purpose. While there may be voices of accusation, criticism, or silence, God is able to raise the right voice at the right time to speak favour, open doors, and bring long-awaited opportunities. The message reassured us that our destiny is never dependent on human approval, but on God's sovereign ability to cause the right people to remember, recognise, and speak on our behalf. PFP also reminded us that just as God spoke directly to Samuel concerning David when no one in his own family did, and just as the queen's words brought Daniel before the king, God still orchestrates divine advocacy for His children today. At the same time, we were challenged to become godly voices ourselves, speaking life, encouragement, truth, and honour over others rather than joining the chorus of accusation and negativity. The service culminated in a powerful declaration that every accusing voice would be silenced, while God would raise voices that align with His purpose for our lives. The charge was clear: when God raises a voice for you, no opposing voice can overturn what He has spoken. Confession: Lord, thank You because You are my Defender and my Advocate. Raise the right voices to speak for me in every place You have prepared for me, and silence every voice of accusation, delay, and opposition. Make me a voice of encouragement, truth, and blessing to others, and let Your purpose for my life prevail above every contrary report. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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  Remembered by God!/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service

  Aug 1, 202637 min

  At our Testimony & Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul, launched us into a new season with a powerful prophetic message titled "Remembered by God!" Drawing from Esther 6 and the story of Mordecai, we were reminded that although his act of loyalty had gone unnoticed by men, heaven had not forgotten. At the appointed time, the king asked, "What honour and reward has been given to Mordecai?" revealing that God's timing is never late. Building on Isaiah 49:15–16, He assured us that while people may forget us, God never does. Our names are engraved on the palms of His hands, and every promise concerning our lives remains continually before Him. The message continued through the life of Joseph, who was forgotten by the chief cupbearer for two full years until the day God orchestrated his remembrance. What others had delayed, God accelerated. The cupbearer suddenly remembered what he had failed to do, Pharaoh sent for Joseph, and in a single day his story changed forever. PFP declared that this same God still remembers His people, bringing long-awaited promises to pass at the appointed time. The prophetic charge for the month was clear: this is the season to be remembered, rewarded, and called forth into God's prepared purpose. Confession: Lord, thank You because You never forget Your children. Though others may overlook or delay me, I rest in the confidence that my times are in Your hands. In this appointed season, remember me for good, reward every labour of love, and bring me into every opportunity You have prepared for me. I declare that my season of remembrance has come, and my life is changing for the best. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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