We thank God for blessing every day of October and leading us to the last Sunday of the glorious month. Today, we shall examine the character of integrity and how to grow or develop it.

Integrity is a value that every Christian must have. It is a measure of who you are. Integrity separates a Christian from others, and that is what endears people to him. It is one parameter that everyone uses to measure our Christianity, thereby placing a high demand and expectations on us.

What is Integrity?

Matthew 5:17: “But let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No.’ For whatever is more than these is from the evil one”. Jesus said to let your “Yes” be “Yes” and your “No” be “No” so that there would be integrity in your word and the commitments you make. This implies that you must be truthful and people who stand by what you say.

Therefore, integrity means honoring your word. It means being honest, trustworthy, and not being crooked in your ways with people.

Where and when should a Christian show Integrity?

Integrity marks every human being out in the comity of men. As a Christian, integrity is even more expected of you in all dealings: what you say, do, claim, present; in your businesses, at workplaces, in transactions, relationships, and even in everyday activities. It must be exhibited at all times and in all places.

If a Christian lies or falsifies in any way, he has undermined Christianity in some way. If the Christian is found wanting in character at a place of work, he has worked against the gospel and interest of the faith, as no one would trust or believe other Christians in that workplace. In fact, your co-workers and management will not have regard for your faith, because you have presented yourself as belonging to a faith of dishonest people.

Integrity was the reason Walmart as a group grew to become one of the biggest companies in the world. Sam Walton was a man of honor who engaged people and clients with honesty, taking orders and making deliveries without any shortcuts or acts of dishonesty. The people found him faithful, truthful, and honest, which became the foundations and pillars of his company.

Christian integrity is one of the pillars of our faith. It was part of the central message of Jesus Christ. His life epitomized integrity, as he never contradicted Himself in words and deeds. Everything He said during His time on earth that would happen came to pass, and things He said would happen two thousand years ago, are still manifesting. Christian integrity is therefore incontrovertible. It is your identity card by which you are recognized.

The Dynamics in Christendom

Prior to this age, integrity was a lifestyle. There was no serious problem with it. Men and women in Christ considered integrity as a way of life. In the southeastern United States for instance, which was then regarded as the Christian belt, men and women of faith made Christianity the benchmark of human integrity. There were Oral Roberts, Kenneth Hagins, Billy Graham, and so forth. They were men of great Christian integrity.

However, things are changing and today, men and women in the faith are showing less integrity in their ways. They lie, make empty promises, say Yes when they mean No, cheat or inflate prices, budgets, or contracts, and do all sorts, just like sinners do. You cannot trust people even in the House of God anymore, because of the creeping culture of dishonesty that has eaten deeply into the society and extended to the church. Deception and fake promises are now a norm and considered to be being diplomatic. Many people caught or indicted today for corruption, stealing, smuggling, illicit trade, drug peddling, money laundering, among other vices, are sadly, church people, including even church leaders.

Why Your Case must be Different

In Matthew 5:13-14, Jesus charges His followers: “Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savor, wherewith shall it be salted? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men. Ye are the light of the world”.

As Christians, you must dare to be different. Much is expected of you. By being the light of the world, Jesus urges us to be shining examples of all the great human virtues, beginning with integrity. You are to lead by example and as such, make society brighter and better. If the reverse is the case and you do not lead by good examples, you have become worthless. As the salt of the world, our moral uprightness and integrity will make society saner, safer, and livable.

We are tasked with the responsibility to take the light to the world, to go and be the light. You are not to be part of the darkness nor concur with it. In doing business with people, you are not to do it the way others do it. Your path must be just and your acts must inspire others. Integrity must follow you to your business places, shops, offices, classrooms, and relationships.

There is no particular place where integrity has to wait or be placed on hold. Integrity is the Christian’s identity card that must be worn at all times. If you have an agreement, honor it. To gain promotion or favor at work, you must not lie. You must lead a life that breaks any rule of integrity as in the scriptures because of worldly gains. In marriage, do not break your marital vows and break the rule of integrity. As Christians, we are not permitted to keep away any secrets, plans, or movements from our spouses. The moment we do, we show a lack of Christian integrity and are thus not worthy to be called children of God. As believers, you should not just make a difference; you must be “the difference”.

How to Build or Develop Integrity

The word of God is the best way to build or develop integrity. The scriptures have solutions to all human issues and problems. The Bible teaches us to be better human beings. You can build Christian integrity by studying the relevant scriptures and following the precepts of God.

In addition to reading the word of God, integrity can be built by prayers. There is nothing prayers cannot make happen. God hears all your prayers (Psalm 139:4, 1 John 5:14–15, 1 Peter 3:12) and with God, all things are possible (Matthew 19:26).

Friends, integrity should be in your DNA. Just as every child is expected to carry the DNA of his or her father, every child of God must carry the integrity DNA. God expects us to be straightforward. Even fellow men cherish people who do not cut corners.

We have learned from stories of great men of faith of the past and Sam Walton and his Walmart, that integrity catapults people to the very top. Integrity will also preserve us (Proverbs 11:3). Integrity is like righteousness, it exalts and makes life secure for the saints (Proverbs 10:9). Lack of integrity can attract consternation (Proverbs 20:23). I pray for the grace to make you lead a life of Christian integrity, in Jesus’ precious name!

Do you Know the Lord?

Jesus died so we can experience abundant life. if you are yet to know Him as your Lord, then, I welcome you to say this prayer with me.

Today I confess Jesus, as my Lord and Savior. I believe He came to the earth, I believe He died, and I believe, that on the third day, He was raised from the dead. Everything Jesus did, by His death, burial and resurrection, I receive into my human spirit. I receive the gift of eternal life. I am Born Again. Thank You Jesus. Hallelujah!

Welcome to the family of God. If you’re in the city of Bentonville Arkansas, we would love to connect with you and help you grow. Reach us here and we would be glad to see you. If you have a prayer request, please send it here.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Pastor Sam Adelusimo is the Resident Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Chapel of Praise Parish, Northwest Arkansas, United States of America
Chapel of Praise (RCCG) Northwest Arkansas is the home of answered prayers. Our confidence rests in God’s promise to us that no prayer will ever go unanswered here. We have had countless testimonies of changed lives, supernatural intervention, open doors and breakthroughs by the power in God’s word.

You can watch our videos on our YouTube channel, or You may visit our website for more spiritually edifying content and information about our services. God bless you.

Welcome to a new week. May it be a refreshing and rewarding one in all areas of our expectations in Jesus’ precious name!

As Christians, we need to understand the purpose of biblical giving. We need this because many of us misunderstand giving in the church as another smokescreen for pastors to enrich themselves at the instance of the worshippers.

What is biblical giving?

Biblical giving is the kind of giving as described and instructed in the scriptures. John 3:13-16: “No one has ascended to heaven but He who came down from heaven, that is, the Son of Man who is in heaven. And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life”.

God gave us His only begotten son so that nobody should perish. In Isaiah 9:6, we are made to know that unto us a child would be born, who shall be called “wonderful, counselor, mighty God, everlasting father, and prince of peace”. Here, we understand that God gave the very best to the entire world. He offered Jesus, the very best of God, to redeem humankind and give the world peace and joy. He gave eternally and without reservation.

It behooves us to return the Lord’s great gestures and honor Him with our best, which the scriptures call “our substance or possession”. This implies honoring God with the best things that we have- our hearts, our time, our services, skills, strength, labor, property, the first fruits of all our increases, and so forth (Proverbs 3:9-10). God expects the very best of all that He has given to you in return. He does not request you to return everything that He has given you, but He wants heartfelt gratitude for that which He gives you through tangible resources (time for Him, labor in His vineyard, wealth to expand His gospel, and so on).

Hannah offered to God all her very best- her one and only son to serve in God’s vineyard- and by the reason of this, got five more children from God (1 Samuel 2:21).

What is the purpose of giving?

The purpose of giving is not that we look at what God can do before we give. As children of God, the essence of giving is to glorify God. We should be thinking about how our time, service, and money can glorify God in diverse ways. What special skills do I have that can grow God’s house and word? What do I do as a career or work that can be extended to God’s kingdom service? How can my being able to sing advance the message of salvation and glorification of God in worship? These and more are the purpose of giving.

In Luke 16:1-13. Jesus shares the parable of the shrewd manager. This story teaches us that God is the giver of the key to wealth, as well as ideas and wisdom to multiply it. The parable continues that such money or wealth is to not only save or invest but also in trustworthy service (stewardship) and spending in such a way that it would multiply.

God has blessed us with money to help others and one of the ways to do so is investing in kingdom service. Through His vineyard, multitudes are blessed. If He can trust us to spend our money to meet the needs of others, then the money we ourselves need will also be provided. Through giving, we are stewards in God’s house and co-laborers in the vineyard.

If God blesses you with a good career or job, He is calling or giving you a signal to use it to bless His kingdom in return. When God blesses you with wealth, it is a signal that He wants your stewardship with that wealth. He does not give us these resources just for our own selfish ends or pleasures. As God would not produce the cash or resources Himself, He raises wealthy and talented people on His behalf for heavenly stewardship. This is why, the more we use our blessings for His cause, our blessings come back multiplied.

If you are not faithful with the money God has committed into your hands for another man, why would He give you yours? (Luke 16:12). The wealth He gives us today is for advancing the cause of human progress. If we are blessed and do not use those blessings for humanity through God’s work, He may not multiply those blessings, but take them. No man can serve two masters: you either love/serve money or love/serve God (Luke 16:13). When we hold back our money when we are supposed to boost kingdom service, we show that we love and serve money. However, when we use the substance of our wealth to advance kingdom service, it means that we love and serve God.

The main purpose of giving is that God’s work moves forward. He has given us the power to get wealth, life, and a sound mind. He is a doer of all good things. Every good thing we have comes from God. If therefore He wants just a token from what He has given, give it without hesitation.

Friends, let us understand that just giving is not the message, but being a committed and unconditional giver is the key message. In addition, it is instructive to note that money is not the only resource that Christians should give in the church, but also every resource that God has blessed us with, such as skills or talents, time, strength, wisdom, etc. May God grant us the understanding of this message and the grace to be committed givers from the best that He has given us, in Jesus’ precious name. Amen!

Do you Know the Lord?

Jesus died so we can experience abundant life. if you are yet to know Him as your Lord, then, I welcome you to say this prayer with me.

Today I confess Jesus, as my Lord and Savior. I believe He came to the earth, I believe He died, and I believe, that on the third day, He was raised from the dead. Everything Jesus did, by His death, burial and resurrection, I receive into my human spirit. I receive the gift of eternal life. I am Born Again. Thank You Jesus. Hallelujah!

Welcome to the family of God. If you’re in the city of Bentonville Arkansas, we would love to connect with you and help you grow. Reach us here and we would be glad to see you. If you have a prayer request, please send it here.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Pastor Sam Adelusimo is the Resident Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Chapel of Praise Parish, Northwest Arkansas, United States of America
Chapel of Praise (RCCG) Northwest Arkansas is the home of answered prayers. Our confidence rests in God’s promise to us that no prayer will ever go unanswered here. We have had countless testimonies of changed lives, supernatural intervention, open doors and breakthroughs by the power in God’s word.

You can watch our videos on our YouTube channel, or You may visit our website for more spiritually edifying content and information about our services. God bless you.

Habakkuk 2:1-3 says “I will stand my watch and set myself on the rampart, and watch to see what He will say to me, and what I will answer when I am corrected. Then the Lord answered me: “Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it. For the vision is yet for an appointed time; But at the end, it will speak, and it will not lie. Though it tarries, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry”.

Brethren, vision is inalienable for living. Vision is the future we want or wish to see. The Lord has specifically instructed us to pen down our vision in clear terms. He wants us to write down first, His revelation of what He plans for us, and second, the plan or program for the future that we have set for ourselves.

In Proverbs 29:18, something is significantly instructive: “Where there is no vision, the people cast off restraint (or perish); But he that keepeth the law, happy is he”. Without a (clear) vision, efforts or resources will be wasted. With a (clear) vision, your efforts or resources will be properly channeled to achieve your results. Vision is a prerequisite for purposeful living. Do you have a vision?

But, what is a vision?

A vision is simply your purpose or your plan: a clear text of what you want to achieve or become in life; what you wish to do for the Lord; what you want your family and children to become; what you want to lay your hands in the near and distant future. Vision unveils one’s purpose on earth.

Beyond spiritual revelation, vision is a product of the mindset. What you want or wish to become, is a product of your vision and mindset. The stakes you set- big or small- are a function of your mindset. Those with the mindset of poverty will set low stakes for themselves and poverty may become their lot. Those with a wealthy mentality will set high stakes for themselves and this will certainly make them rich. That is the nature of vision, it works with the mindset.

What difference does vision make in our lives?

Ultimately, vision makes us happy. As the Lord has spoken in Proverbs 29:18, whosoever keeps that law of having a clear vision is on the path of doing and getting things right. Without it, the people perish.

It is the driver of our lives. It regulates our attitude to life, time-scope, or the schedule we set for ourselves in all the important areas of life.

With vision, we have a focus in life and have the set time for actualizing our dreams and aspirations. A clear vision is like a torchlight or headlamp that illuminates our paths and gives us a focus in our walk in life. The headlamp points to a particular path we thread and a focus in our movement. That is what vision does to us.

Vision gives us direction. It is like a roadmap or compass, which leads us in the right direction. It guides us on what we have achieved and what is remaining to achieve.

Vision saves us time and resources. When we do not have vision, we cannot see and when we cannot see, we stumble. Without vision, time and resources will be wasted on unnecessary things. With a vision (clear roadmap), we will know where to put or invest our time and resources and when to invest them.

Vision helps us toward a strategic planning and approach to life. Vision itself means strategic planning. Vision does not only mean hopes, aspirations, and programs; it also means how, when, and where to implement those programs or agenda. They are not just statements of intent or dreams, but also methodology or systematic execution. This is why the Lord has not minced words about it: without it, my people perish!

So, what do we do when we are visionless but seek a life with a vision?

The Lord has given us an open check when seeking a vision-driven life. In Jeremiah 33: 3, we are instructed: “Call (on)to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know”. This scripture captures the period Jeremiah may have been lonely and uncomfortable in prison, and God reminded him that he could be in His presence anywhere and all the time. God tells Jeremiah to call out to Him and to listen for all that God can teach him even in a prison cell.

If we want a vision-led and purpose-driven life, we must call on God for help, to teach or guide us. How do we do this? We can go to Him in prayer to ask Him how to lead a purposeful life aided by vision. He has a plan for everyone. God can also give us spiritual revelation, which is the first dimension or understanding of vision. God speaks to us in many ways, including through spiritual revelation about our future: what He created us for, what will happen, and what we must do in this regard.

In addition to prayers, if you do not have a vision, then test your skill set or talents, as they are pointers to your purpose on earth. If you know or love taking care of people, this is a pointer to the fact that you may be a caregiver. The right thing to do is to set up an old people’s home and fulfill your purpose in life. You could also go into nursing and realize your potential. Finding one’s purpose in life always ends up in fulfillment, success, and wealth.

How do we know godly and empowered visions?

A godly vision is an empowered vision, which must glorify God. When our vision and purpose in life do not inhibit us from winning souls for God, it is a godly one. Any purpose or act in life that makes God’s name glorified or celebrated is a godly vision. In pursuit of any vision that puts God ahead, we will live for Christ and run away from iniquity or unrighteousness (2 Timothy 2:19).

A vision given by God will not only be written down plain or made clear and simple as Nehemiah did about his intent (Nehemiah 2:5), but it will also be intelligible to people who will run with it. Visions are not run alone; there are often co-drivers, who will work towards their actualization. You may have a vision, but you need a team (spouse, family, friends, co-laborers, etc.) to run with, and drive it. This is how godly vision works. The scriptures have evidence of where God Himself shared His vision (Genesis 1:26-31; Isaiah 1:18). Any vision not shared or co-driven may not outlive the visionary.

A godly vision that will empower you will suffer opposition. If it does not attract opposition, it is not from God. Nevertheless, all godly visions prevail and the story behind the glory is the opposition it suffered. We must never surrender our visions because of any opposition that has an expiry date.

Brethren, as we conclude, we must understand that a life without a vision will be directionless. A vision not written down will be impossible to pursue. That, which is penned down will be a source of inspiration, strength, and encouragement to pursue until realization. A clear and written vision will naturally empower you to push your dreams to the limits. If the vision is godly, God will support it.

You must work toward realizing your vision. Do not allow your vision and ideas to die with you, as there are more visions that lie in the graveyards because people do not follow the principles about visions and as such end up without purpose. This shall not be your portion in Jesus’ name.

For our generation, we must have a vision, write it out plainly, pray fervently, and exercise faith in it. That is how to lead a winning life on earth.

Until next Sunday when we share another word from the throne of grace, remain blessed in Jesus’ precious name.

Do you Know the Lord?

Jesus died so we can experience abundant life. if you are yet to know Him as your Lord, then, I welcome you to say this prayer with me.

Today I confess Jesus, as my Lord and Savior. I believe He came to the earth, I believe He died, and I believe, that on the third day, He was raised from the dead. Everything Jesus did, by His death, burial and resurrection, I receive into my human spirit. I receive the gift of eternal life. I am Born Again. Thank You Jesus. Hallelujah!

Welcome to the family of God. If you’re in the city of Bentonville Arkansas, we would love to connect with you and help you grow. Reach us here and we would be glad to see you. If you have a prayer request, please send it here.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Pastor Sam Adelusimo is the Resident Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Chapel of Praise Parish, Northwest Arkansas, United States of America
Chapel of Praise (RCCG) Northwest Arkansas is the home of answered prayers. Our confidence rests in God’s promise to us that no prayer will ever go unanswered here. We have had countless testimonies of changed lives, supernatural intervention, open doors and breakthroughs by the power in God’s word.

You can watch our videos on our YouTube channel, or You may visit our website for more spiritually edifying content and information about our services. God bless you.

Welcome to the month of October, the first day in the last quarter of the year. Whatever is remaining of your expectations for this year shall be delivered to you within these last three months of the year. It is also the 63^rd Independence Day of our great country, Nigeria. I pray that God heals our dear nation, and blesses and prospers her in Jesus’ precious name.

Today, we shall be teaching on understanding the Church of Jesus Christ on earth. The Church is often misconstrued to be the building in which congregants gather to worship. Jesus makes it clear what the Church is in Matthew 16:18 (NKJV): “And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock, I will build My church, and the gates of Hades (hell) shall not prevail against it”.

First, we must understand that the Church is Jesus himself. Second, He owns the church. Third, it is not a building, but invisible. Fourth, we are His Church. Jesus tried to demonstrate the deeper meaning of the Church in Jerusalem when He said He could dismantle the massive temple of worship, and rebuild it in three days (John 2:19). Thinking that He was referring to their place of worship, the people took offense. Jesus was telling them that there would be the death of His human body, its transformation into the body of God, and His resurrection three days later. This meant that the church or temple in this case was Jesus Himself, how He would die and resurrect three days later and become that Church that would reign forevermore.

 What is the Church and what is its purpose?

The Church came into existence after the coming of Jesus. There was no church in the Old Testament. “Church” or “Ekklesia” (or “Ecclesia”) in Greek means the “gathering of the summoned”, or a group of people that has been called out for a reason. Genesis 12:1-3 enriches our understanding of how a person or a people can be called out or summoned for a purpose, and Colossians 13-14 shows us how we have been called out of darkness unto light. They do not have to have a physical place to gather every day and even if they do, the gathering itself is the Church and it is for a purpose, and not the church house or building.

Matthew 5:14-16 even makes it more succinct: “You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a lampstand, and it gives light to all who are in the house. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven”.

The Church of Christ is the light of the world. The light that clears out darkness is the word of the Lord, the gospel of Christ, which will set people free. Also, through our ways, words, and works, our light will shine and make other people repent and join us in serving God.

The Church is a way of life. A decent and godly way of life. This way sharply contrasts the way of the scoffers. As believers, we are expected to live above board and stay clear of any contamination through evil communication or relationship with those who do not align with our way of life (2 Corinthians 6:17-18). As a people, who believe in Christ, our relationship and individual or collective behavior should not only glorify God but also show that indeed the Church of Christ is us, over whom the gates of hell cannot prevail. If we refuse to be that solid rock upon which Christ built His Church, the gospel and purpose of the coming of Christ would have been defeated. He came to build His Church through us, and this is the reason that we must uphold that lifestyle that consolidates the gospel of Jesus Christ. Our attitude should be our identity and through our way of life, we shall not only be known but would also win over souls for Him.

A convoluted understanding of the church today is the reason that the average Christian has different personalities: he is a churchgoer who acts holy on Sunday morning; but from Monday to Saturday, he does things that are not Christlike. This is because the church to him, is just another building where everyone puts up an act of holiness in front of the pastor, or where people genuinely seek forgiveness for the sins of the past week before they return to sin for the new week ahead.

You are the temple of the living God. He will live in you and be among you. “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?” (1 Corinthians 3:16). The temple is where God dwells with His people throughout the biblical story. Therefore, if the people of God are the temple, it means it is through these people that God reaches the world. This implies that we must walk the path of righteousness at all times to grow that Church in us and replicate it globally. We are not our own but are called to be living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God (Romans 12:1). The church is the body of Christ, and we are the Church. To make the Church holy, we must be holy. Every believer in Christ is a part of that body and is a temple too.

Who then, is the Head of the Church?

Matthew 16:18 tells us, “And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock, I will build my church and the powers of death shall not prevail against it” (Matthew 16:18). In addition, in Colossians 1:18, we are told that, “…when it comes to the church, he organizes and holds it together, like a head does a body. He is also the head of the body, the church…” Jesus is the head, the leader of the Church. He summoned Peter and ordained him as the first pastor of the Church. No man can hold or lead the Church. He can manage the building, which holds worshippers, but he cannot hold the Church. No apostles, evangelists, prophets, presiding or resident pastor, bishop or archbishop owns or can lead the Church. They, like Peter, are only ordained to guide the Christian members in accordance with the laws of the leader, Jesus Christ. The leadership of the Church is built on Jesus alone. He is the chief cornerstone.

How do we belong to this Church?

We belong to or obtain the membership of the Church of God first by believing in the gospel of Jesus, receiving Him as our Lord and Savior, and accepting to become the son of God. The only way is to become born again, no more, no less. When you are born again, you sustain your kingdom membership by keeping to all the rules of being born again.

Brethren, to be in the lane toward everlasting redemption, I urge you to accept Jesus Christ today and become a member of this Church, the body of Christ. Accept Him as your personal Lord and Savior today and remain saved. Let your life highlight the godly character of kingdom citizenship, reach out to people around you, and share this truth with them. God bless you in Jesus’ name.

Do you Know the Lord?

Jesus died so we can experience abundant life. if you are yet to know Him as your Lord, then, I welcome you to say this prayer with me.

Today I confess Jesus, as my Lord and Savior. I believe He came to the earth, I believe He died, and I believe, that on the third day, He was raised from the dead. Everything Jesus did, by His death, burial and resurrection, I receive into my human spirit. I receive the gift of eternal life. I am Born Again. Thank You Jesus. Hallelujah!

Welcome to the family of God. If you’re in the city of Bentonville Arkansas, we would love to connect with you and help you grow. Reach us here and we would be glad to see you. If you have a prayer request, please send it here.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Pastor Sam Adelusimo is the Resident Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Chapel of Praise Parish, Northwest Arkansas, United States of America
Chapel of Praise (RCCG) Northwest Arkansas is the home of answered prayers. Our confidence rests in God’s promise to us that no prayer will ever go unanswered here. We have had countless testimonies of changed lives, supernatural intervention, open doors and breakthroughs by the power in God’s word.

You can watch our videos on our YouTube channel, or You may visit our website for more spiritually edifying content and information about our services. God bless you.