THE COVENANT OF GOD

19 Mar 2025 · 70 min
1:09:50

In this extended sermon, Femi Lazarus leads a worship session that transitions into a theological exposition on "the covenant of God." He anchors his teaching in Deuteronomy 8:18 (God gives power for wealth) and Isaiah 10:27 (the anointing breaks yokes, symbolized by "fatness"), emphasizing the need to read Scripture in its original languages to grasp true meaning. Lazarus argues that believers are called to be "divine treasurers," using wealth as a channel of God’s blessing rather than hoarding it. He critiques a job‑centric mindset, urging a shift toward purposeful work that creates jobs and serves the poor. The sermon expands to the church’s economic responsibilities: employing staff, providing welfare, and maintaining transparency despite tax‑exempt status. Lazarus calls for integration of modern tools—AI, multilingual platforms, research institutes—to amplify the gospel and reach diverse audiences. He warns against cultural and narrative manipulation via social media, urging intellectual revival and strategic cultural invasion. Throughout, he interweaves personal anecdotes, biblical history (Moses, Abraham, Daniel), and contemporary issues (pharmaceutical profiteering, AI, media narratives) to motivate the congregation toward partnership with God, societal transformation, and personal spiritual boldness.

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