IKOYI BAPTIST CHURCH's Podcast

Say HiAs we glean through our theme book for this year, one can see pointers of the mercy of God inthe life and activities of His people. The lions that refused to eat Daniel throughout the night did not allow his accusers to touch the base of den, they tore them and ate them mid air, Mercy! (Daniel 6:16-24). The three Hebrew boys survived the heat of fire that leapt and consumed the mighty men of Babylon that were outside the fire, Mercy! (Daniel 3:19-23). The time that was not given to the magicians and astrologers was graciously given to Daniel to seek the face of his God, Mercy! (Daniel 2:1-16)Click to read more

Say HiSermon Preached by Rev. S.M Leigh on the 17th of October, 2021; Celebrating our Senior Citizens

Say HiSermon Preached on the 13th of October, 2021; a teaching on Nebuchadnezzar, His Dream and Daniel's revelation and interpretation.

Say HiSermon Preached on the 10th of October, 2021

Say HiSermon Preached on the 6th of October, 2021; a teaching on Nebuchadnezzar, His Dream and Daniel's revelation and interpretation.

Say HiSermon Preached on the 3rd of October, 2021 celebrating the 61st Annual Independence day of Nigeria with Declarations and Prayer raised the Nation.

Say HiSermon Preached on the 29th of September, 2021; a teaching concerning the Church Planting exercise that took place the week before. 

Say HiSermon Preached during Sunday Worship Service on the 26th of September, 2021

Say HiSermon preached during Mid-Week Service on the 22nd of September, 2021

Say HiThe story of the healing of the man at the pool of Bethesda teaches us some vital lessons about the need for divine intervention for visible progress. It is my prayer that Jesus will repeat this kind of miracle in the life of someone today - Heb. 13:8.May someone experience divine intervention for visible progress today, this month and the rest of this year, in Jesus' Name.Click Here to Read More

Say HiSermon Preached on the 12th of September 2021.

Say HiI have a very strong conviction that God wants us to experience supernatural progress as individuals, families, church and Nation this month and the rest of the year.For as many as will believe God and His Prophets, they will experience supernatural progress like never before from today and the rest of this year in Jesus Name.Click Here To Read More

Say HiThe book of Daniel provides a wealth of information to those who will diligently consider it and its teachings. While the book has some things that we may consider difficult to understand, it provides many principles, lessons, and insights that cannot be neglected. If anyone wants to understand the book of Revelation, it is important to understand the book of Daniel.Click Here to Read More

Say HiThe message from God to us as individuals, families and church today is very clear and simple.The Lord our God is telling us:“You have stayed long enough at this mountain.”This word can be viewed from different perspectives viz. as a word of advice, an observation or a rebuke. It is my prayer that the Holy Spirit will help us as individuals, families and church to break every limitation around our lives and move forward with God’s purpose.Click Here To Read More

Say HiIn recent weeks the Lord has challenged us on the need to draw near to Him and build intimacy. As we press on with the call for intimacy with God, we will peep into the scriptural book for 2021 to guide our thought for today. Have you imagined what it would look like standing before God?. The scripture says that He dwells in inapproachable light (1 Timothy 6:16). His eyes cannot behold sin (Habakkuk 1:13), yet, we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:10). Standing before God could mean so many things to so many people depending on how we choose to use the word. Using the example of Elijah, we can conclude that standing before God could mean:- Position and authority in God (1 Kings 17:1)- Promise that should be trusted (1 Kings 18:15)- Pronouncement of a sure relationship (2 Kings 3:14)- Possible expectation of divine judgement. If standing before God opens us to a possibleexpectation of judgment, then we must set our house in order.Click Here To Read More

Say HiMinistration by Sis. Tochi Eze

Say HiMinistration by Sis. Tochi Eze on the Youth Week Service Tagged; D.R.E.S.S

Say HiSermon preached on the Youth Camp Week ServiceMinister; Bro. Samuel 'Lawuyi

Say HiIn recent weeks the Lord has challenged us on the need to draw near to Him and build intimacy. As we press on with the call for intimacy with God, we will peep into the scriptural book for 2021 to guide our thought for today. Have you imagined what it would look like standing before God?The scripture says that He dwells in inapproachable light (1 Timothy 6:16). His eyes cannot behold sin (Habakkuk 1:13), yet, we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:10). Standing before God could mean so many things to so many people depending on how we choose to use the word. Using the example of Elijah, we can conclude that standing before God could mean:- Position and authority in God (1 Kings 17:1)- Promise that should be trusted (1 Kings 18:15)- Pronouncement of a sure relationship (2 Kings 3:14)- Possible expectation of divine judgement. If standing before God opens us to a possibleexpectation of judgment, then we must set our house in order.Click Here To Read More

Say HiSermon preached on the Thanksgiving Day of the Vacation Bible School, 2021.