Katartizō'ed Soma - Episode 2: A Body Thou Have Prepared For Me
Have you ever really considered the gain of being away from the body and at home with the Lord? What does it mean to live with the expectation of Christ’s appearing? In this episode, Reverend Sir Elorm explores the believer’s hope of the redemption of the body and the eternal purpose that shapes how life is lived in the present. Drawing from Philippians 1:20–24 and Romans 8:19–25, this teaching examines the expectation of the coming of the Lord, when mortality will give way to immortality and creation will be brought into the freedom and glory of the children of God.
The life of a believer is not lived merely for personal preservation or earthly achievement. Paul’s declaration that Christ would be exalted in his body, whether by life or by death, reveals a deeper understanding of consecration, service and eternal hope. From the faith of the martyrs to the responsibility of living for the good of others, this session challenges conventional ideas about faith, suffering and the purpose of life. What does it mean to remain faithful when circumstances do not unfold as expected, and how should the hope of resurrection shape the way a believer lives today?
What to Expect:
- The Magnification of Christ in Life and Death
- Hazarding Your Life for Others
- The Humus Man: Its Disadvantages and Its Nature
- Learning as a Believer to See the Justice of God
- Blamelessness Before the Lord on That Day
- The Parable of the Talents in Relation to the Body
- The Truth About Faith: Obtaining a Good Report Before YHVH
- Absent in the Body but Present with the Lord
- Running the Race Till the Very End
Prepare for a thought-provoking session on eternal hope, sacrificial living and the believer’s responsibility to remain faithful to the very end. Discover how the expectation of Christ’s appearing shapes a life in which He is magnified, whether in life or in death.
Shalom! Maranatha!
6 Oct 2026
Kartatizo’ed Soma - Episode 1 : A Body Thou Hast Prepared
How does God prepare a physical body for His divine purpose, and in what ways are believers called to possess that vessel in sanctification and honor? In this sermon, Reverend Sir Elorm addresses these core questions by examining Hebrews 10 and Psalm 40 to demonstrate how opened ears and a prepared body align to receive God's law into the heart for divine assignment
He delineates five distinct Greek terms for servitude, doulos (a bondservant motivated by love), diakonos (a task-focused server), pais (a disciplined apprentice), oiketes (a household servant), and therapon (an esteemed, highly cherished servant exemplified by Moses),while strongly cautioning believers against fleshly compromise, immodesty, and worldly filthiness
Defining sound doctrine through Titus 2 and 2 Peter 1 as practical, lifestyle-based instruction in temperance, patience, gravity, and integrity that keeps believers from falling.
Sir Elorm concludes by detailing the fourfold work of Christ's blood in granting redemption, establishing justification, sealing an everlasting covenant, and washing believers' robes white through tribulation.
What to expect:
The fulfillment of the will of God
The revelation of God's will and the redemption of his people
Truth about sanctification
Perfection and holiness in the fear of God
The issue of defilement
Sonship and servanthood
The power of sanctification and consecration
6 Sept 2026
The Great Wonders of God 3 - Episode 3: The Creations and Works of God
Are you walking in the fullness of what has already been deposited inside you, or are you living a defeated life by choice? In this powerful third episode of The Great Wonders of God, Reverend Elorm exposes the tragic reality of believers who starve amid divine plenty. Through the lens of Scripture, he reveals that God’s divine power has already granted us absolutely everything pertaining to life and godliness. The question is no longer whether we have the capacity, but rather what we are actively achieving with the talents left in our hands. True empowerment begins when we become fully conscious of the workings of Christ within us and boldly acknowledge every good thing given to us in Him.
This session also delivers a striking truth on the technology of sanctification and fruitfulness. Sir Elorm breaks down how a believer is purged and made useful for the Master’s use—not based on the type of vessel they are, but on their willingness to be cleaned by the Word. True witnesses are authenticated by one definitive hallmark: bearing much fruit. From the hidden workings of the spirit and soul to the physical discipline of the body, you will discover how even our fallen flesh can harness a dimension of God today, shaping the glorious body we receive at the final resurrection.
What to Expect:
Consciousness of the workings of Christ within you
The Power to witness
Sanctification by the Word
Understanding the helmet of the hope of Salvation
Fruitfulness as a hallmark of a true witness
Empowerment by acknowledgement of good things within
Sanctification of the spirit, soul and body
Prepare to move from a defeated mentality into a life of active purging, fruitfulness, and divine utility. Shalom! Maranatha!
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