Deeper Christian Life Ministry, The Netherlands

What does it mean to have fellowship with Jesus?

Christianity is more than religion—it is a living relationship with the Son of God. The apostles testified of the Jesus they saw, heard, touched, and walked with, and through their testimony, we too are invited into that same fellowship. As you draw closer to Christ, you will experience His presence, His power, and a joy that the world cannot give.

Join us as we explore the life-changing blessing of true fellowship with Jesus Christ.

Scripture Reading: 1 John 1:1-10

There is a people the enemy cannot destroy — those who dwell under the covering of the Most High.

“The Untouchable Christian” reveals the secret of divine preservation, fearless faith, and victorious living in Christ. Discover what it truly means to remain under God’s wings and live beyond the reach of darkness.Bible Reading: Psalm 91:1-16; 1 John 5:1-21

God’s grace flows through the Gospel. The good news of Christ’s death and resurrection is the power of God unto salvation. Where this Gospel is fully preached and truly embraced, wonders occur. Visible in these wonders is the evident transformation in the lives of the hearers.

Reaching our nation is not the responsibility of a few ministers but the collective. As the people in Nehemiah’s day had a mind to work and built together (Neh 4:6), so must we rise together in vision, burden, and action. The fulfilment of this mandate rests on two urgent responsibilities: prayerful and purposeful pursuit and faithful and fruiIul partnership.

Our lives are not vacuums. We are either filled with Christ and the Holy Spirit or the world and the devil. Last week, we experienced Christ’s delivering power from sin and the flesh so we can freely serve God. Having received this precious liberty, we should be conscious of Christ dwelling in us, get strengthened in our inner man by His Spirit, commune with Him and do exploits in His kingdom

Daily fellowship with Jesus is the believer’s lifeline. As a branch cannot bear fruit except it abides in the vine, the Christian cannot shine, grow or prevail without a life of consistent fellowship with Jesus. There is visible radiance, an undeniable fragrance and a contagious fire that comes with daily communion with God.

In this message, The Invincible Arm of Prevailing Prayer, we explore Genesis 32:1–30 and the life-changing power of praying until victory comes.

Through the story of Jacob wrestling with God, we learn that prevailing prayer is not passive prayer. It is persistent, faith-filled seeking of God until His will is revealed and His power brings breakthrough. In times of temptation, distress, uncertainty, or spiritual battle, prevailing prayer becomes the believer’s weapon for victory.

When the heart is prepared, the conscience is clear, and faith rests fully in God’s power, prayer moves mountains, changes situations, and establishes God’s will in our lives.

This message calls believers to rise beyond ordinary prayer and lay hold of the kind of prayer that prevails with God and transforms circumstances.

Sermon by Pastor Anthony Ojo during a Sunday Worship Service held on 8 March 2026. The sermon was recorded in Eindhoven.

In this powerful message, we explore the life-transforming power of the Cross of Christ and what it means for both sinners and believers today. The Cross stands as the bridge between fallen humanity and a holy God, revealing God’s love through the sacrifice of Jesus while also calling believers to a life of surrender and transformation. 

The sermon highlights three key truths: the deliverance Christ provides from the power of sin, the call for believers to die to self through the crucifying work of the Cross, and the victory and dominion that come through living a resurrected life in Christ. Through repentance, faith, and a life surrendered to God, believers can experience true freedom and become vessels useful for God’s purpose.

Be encouraged to return to the Cross, allowing its power to bring deliverance, transformation, and victory in your daily walk with Christ.

Sermon by Pastor Anthony Ojo during a Sunday Worship Service held on 8 February 2026. The sermon was recorded in Amsterdam.

As the church concludes a season of prayer and fasting at the start of the year, this message calls believers to seek God’s blessing over every area of life in 2026. Rooted in Deuteronomy 28, the sermon highlights God’s desire to bless His people and reminds us that His promises are realized when we seek Him in faith and obedience. 

The message explores why believers should pray for God’s blessing on the year ahead and what those blessings look like in practice—spiritual growth, fruitfulness in work and studies, peace and protection for families, and continued growth and impact for the church.

Through scripture and prayer points, listeners are encouraged to commit the year to God, walk in holiness and obedience, and expect testimonies of His faithfulness from the beginning to the end of the year.

Sermon by Pastor Anthony Ojo during a Sunday Worship Service held on 25 January 2026. The sermon was recorded in Amsterdam.

In this powerful message, we reflect on the promise of the Father and the necessity of the Holy Spirit for a growing and vibrant church. Drawing from Acts 1–2, this sermon reminds us that the early church experienced supernatural power because they were united, persistent in prayer, and deeply hungry for God’s presence. 

Discover why prayer always precedes spiritual power, how believers can prepare themselves for the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and what it means to become a vessel through which God can bring revival. The message challenges every believer to pursue holiness, unity, and fervent prayer so that the fire of the Holy Spirit can fall afresh.

If you desire a deeper walk with God, a renewed passion for prayer, and empowerment to be an effective witness, this sermon will inspire you to seek the outpouring of the Spirit in your life today.

Sermon by Pastor Anthony Ojo during a Sunday Worship Service held on 18 January 2026. The sermon was recorded in Amsterdam.