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Download music: Mwebatentemuka (cover)
MWEBATENTEMUKA (COVER)
Download a beautiful touching worship song that was done with massive heart of worship. Mwebatentemuka it’s a deep worshipping song that exalts God in all areas and angles. It was done with a ure heart of true worship.
It was done in bemba Zambian language with deep reverence to the most High God. This song has a beautiful meaning that will surely thrill your heart. Check out the full song below for more information on the song. As it was done with massive passion that is audible on the song .
Download sermon: Doers of the word koinonia by Apostle joshua selman nimmak
Doers of the word koinonia by Apostle joshua selman nimmak
James 1:22 says, “But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.” In this powerful Koinonia teaching, Apostle Joshua Selman confronts one of the biggest gaps in the body of Christ: the gap between what we know and what we live.
This message is not to condemn. It’s to awaken us to the kind of Christianity that produces proof.
1. Hearing Without Doing Is Self-Deception
Apostle Selman starts with a hard truth: You can sit under the Word every Sunday, take notes, quote scriptures, and still be deceived.
Why? Because the purpose of the Word is not just to inform your mind. It’s to transform your life. Hearing builds faith. But doing builds character, authority, and results.
He says, “Demons are not afraid of your Bible knowledge. They are afraid of your Bible obedience.”
The devil knows scripture too. What he can’t withstand is a believer who actually lives it.
2. Doers Of The Word Carry Evidence
The character of a doer is that their life becomes evidence.
Doers don’t just pray for the sick they lay hands and see results. Doers don’t just talk about forgiveness they forgive when it costs them.
Doers don’t just preach faith they act on God’s Word when it doesn’t make sense. Apostle Selman teaches that God is raising a generation that will be known by what they do, not just by what they say. The world is tired of sermons. The world is waiting for manifestations. And manifestation comes through obedience.
3. Obedience Is The Bridge Between Promise and Manifestation*
Many of us are carrying promises from God. Prophecies. Scriptures. Rhema words. But promises don’t walk themselves into fulfillment.
The bridge is obedience. Noah built an ark when there was no rain. Abraham left his father’s house. The disciples launched into deep waters.
Each of them had to do something with the Word they received. Apostle Selman warns: Delay in obedience is delay in manifestation. The longer you postpone what God told you to do, the longer you postpone what God wants to do through you.
4. How To Become A Doer
Becoming a doer is not by striving. It’s by structure and grace.
a. Reduce the gap between hearing and doing.
Don’t let 3 months pass between when God spoke to you and when you acted. Obey quickly.
b. Start small.
God tests us with little instructions. Tithing. Reconciling. Serving. Giving. If we are faithful in little, He will trust us with much.
c. Let the Word judge you.
Don’t read to find faults in others. Read to find what God is correcting in you. A doer allows the Word to be a mirror first.
d. Rely on the Spirit, not willpower.
We don’t obey to earn love. We obey because we are loved. The Holy Spirit empowers us to live what the Word commands.
Conclusion
Doers Of The Word is a call to integrity.
Apostle Joshua Selman reminds us: God is not looking for the smartest people. He’s looking for the most obedient people. People whose lives match their confession. People whose homes, businesses, and ministries are built on doing what God said. Because in the last days, God will be looking for vessels He can trust. Not just vessels that can talk, but vessels that can do.
“Therefore whoever hears these sayings of Mine, and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on the rock.” Matthew 7:24 When you become a doer, your life becomes proof that the Word works. And that is what will turn a generation back to God.
Download sermon: The living logos koinonia by Apostle joshua selman nimmak
The living logos koinonia by apostle -joshua selman nimmak
John 1:1 says, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”
In “The Living Logos”, Apostle Joshua Selman takes us beyond seeing the Bible as just text, and introduces us to Christ Himself The Living Word. This message is a call to encounter, not just information.
1. The Logos Is A Person, Not Just A Principle
Apostle Selman explains that _Logos_ is not just “words.” It’s the expressed mind, will, and nature of God made manifest.
Jesus is the Living Logos. Colossians 1:15 calls Him _“the image of the invisible God.” That means when you see Jesus, you see what God is like. When you hear Jesus, you hear what God is saying.
Many of us are in love with principles from the Bible, but we have not encountered the Person behind the principles. The Living Logos is not an idea to study. He is a Person to know. And knowing Him changes everything.
2. The Living Logos Is Creative and Formative
In Genesis, God spoke and things were formed. That same creative Word is alive today.
Apostle Selman teaches that the Living Logos doesn’t just create worlds — He forms sons. When the Word enters you, it begins to rearrange your thinking, your desires, your character. It breaks patterns. It births new capacities.
Hebrews 4:12 says the Word is _“living and active.” That means it’s still working. The scripture you read this morning can re-order your destiny if you let it. The problem is not that the Word is weak. The problem is that we treat the Living Logos like a dead book.
3. The Living Logos Demands Fellowship
Koinonia means fellowship, participation, communion. Apostle Selman emphasizes that the goal is not to just quote scriptures, but to dwell with the Word.
You don’t master the Logos. The Logos masters you. This happens in 3 places:
1. In Meditation Where the Word goes from your head to your spirit
2. In Obedience Where the Word becomes flesh in your actions
3. In Prayer Where the Word becomes a dialogue, not a monologue
When you fellowship with the Living Logos, He begins to speak to you. He gives rhema a specific word for your specific season. That’s how direction, healing, and breakthrough come.
4. The Proof Of The Living Logos Is Manifestation
A life that has encountered the Living Logos cannot remain the same.
Apostle Selman says the world is waiting for the manifestation of sons, and sons are people who are ruled by the Word.
The Living Logos makes you stable in crisis. It gives you wisdom for decisions. It gives you power to cast out devils and heal the sick. It makes your life a Bible that people can read. If there’s no transformation, no power, no fruit then we have not truly hosted the Word. We’ve only hosted religion.
Conclusion
The Living Logos is an invitation back to the center: Jesus.
We don’t need more conferences. We don’t need more noise. We need men and women who have sat with the Word until the Word became flesh in them. Apostle Joshua Selman charges the church: Go back to the Word. Not as a duty, but as a lover. Not to get something from God, but to get God Himself.
Because when the Living Logos finds a place in you, your life becomes proof that God is still speaking, still healing, still saving, and still forming sons in this generation. “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.”_ – Matthew 4:4
Download Sermon: The Character Of Gods Word – Apostle Joshua Selman
The Character Of Gods Word – Apostle Joshua Selman
The Bible is not just a book of good advice. According to Apostle Joshua Selman, the Word of God has a character it behaves in a certain way, it carries certain attributes, and it produces certain results in the life of anyone who honors it.
When we understand the character of God’s Word, we stop treating it casually. We stop reading it like a novel and start relating to it like a living Person.
Here are 5 key dimensions of the character of God’s Word:
1. The Word Of God Is Alive and Active
Hebrews 4:12 says, _“For the word of God is living and active…”_
Apostle Selman teaches that God’s Word is not static ink on paper. It carries life. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead is in the Word.
That’s why two people can read the same scripture and one walks away unchanged while the other is delivered, healed, and transformed. The Word is alive. It discerns thoughts and intents. It confronts you, comforts you, and corrects you. When you give it attention, it begins to work in you.
2. The Word Of God Is Settled and Unchanging
_“Forever, O Lord, Your word is settled in heaven.”_ – Psalm 119:89
The character of God’s Word is stability. Cultures change. Opinions change. Trends change. But the Word does not change.
Apostle Selman emphasizes that this is why we must anchor our lives to scripture, not to feelings or circumstances. When your job is shaking, when relationships are failing, when nations are in crisis the Word remains settled. If God said it, it will stand. You can build a life, a marriage, and a ministry on it and it will not collapse.
3. The Word Of God Is Powerful and Creative
In the beginning, God spoke and worlds came into being. The character of the Word is that it creates what it talks about.
When God says “Be healed,” healing is released. When He says “You are blessed,” provision is activated. Apostle Selman teaches that many believers are waiting for God to “do something” while ignoring the thing God has already spoken. The Word is not weak. Our unbelief and lack of alignment is what makes it look inactive. Speak the Word. Stand on the Word. The Word will produce.
4. The Word Of God Is Pure and Refining
“The words of the Lord are pure words…”Psalm 12:6 The Word doesn’t just inform you, it transforms you. Like fire, it burns off compromise. Like a mirror, it shows you who you really are. Like water, it washes you. This is why Apostle Selman insists on the Word as the basis for character. You cannot grow spiritually beyond the Word you obey. The Word will challenge your motives, your secrets, and your habits. But it does it to make you a _notable manifestation of a son someone who reflects Christ.
5. The Word Of God Is Faithful to Perform
God watches over His Word to perform it – Jeremiah 1:12.
The character of God’s Word is faithfulness. It does not return to Him void. Isaiah 55:11. This means that the promise you’re standing on is not dependent on your strength. It’s dependent on God’s integrity. If He said it, He will do it. Your part is to believe it, speak it, and act on it.
Conclusion
To relate with the Word rightly is to relate with God Himself, because _In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God_ – John 1:1.
Apostle Joshua Selman charges us: Don’t just read the Word. Host the Word. Meditate on the Word. Obey the Word. Defend the Word. When you honor the character of God’s Word, your life will begin to carry the same character stable, alive, pure, powerful, and fruitful. Because in the end, the world is not looking for more noise. The world is waiting for people who are products of the Word.
Download music Upendo overdose – pompi ft Voh
Pompi ft Voh – upendo Overdose
“Upendo Overdose” is a joyful, Afro-gospel love anthem by Zambian artist Pompi but this isn’t about romantic love. It’s about the _overwhelming love of God_.
The message:
Pompi flips the idea of an “overdose” and makes it holy. He’s saying he’s drunk, drowned, and completely consumed by Upendo) God’s love.
It’s that place where God’s love is so much, so deep, so wide, that you can’t contain it. You just have to dance, sing, and testify.
“Nimelewa na upendo wako… I’m on an overdose of Your love.”
The song is both worship and celebration. It reminds us that God’s love heals, satisfies, and makes us new.
The sound:
Upbeat, colorful, and danceable. Pompi blends Afrobeat, pop, and gospel with catchy hooks and Swahili/English lyrics. The vibe is pure joy horns, drums, and energy that makes you want to move.
It’s worship you can dance to. Celebration you can pray with.
Perfect for:
Sunday service, youth gatherings, road trips, and any moment you need to remember how good God is. It’s an instant mood lifter.
Vibe:
Grateful. Free. Full. Overflowing.
“Upendo Overdose” is Pompi’s testimony: When you encounter God’s love, you don’t go back to normal.
Download music Notable Manifestation of Sons Koinonia with Apostle Joshua Selman Nimmak
Notable-Manifestation-of-Sons-Koinonia-with-Apostle-Joshua-Selman-Nimmak
This is a word for this generation.
In “Notable Manifestation Of Sons”, Apostle Joshua Selman, teaches from Koinonia about God’s end-time agenda: raising sons who are not just saved, but manifested.
The Message
The world is not waiting for more Christians. The world is waiting for the manifestation of the sons of God Romans 8:19.
Apostle Selman breaks down what it means to move from being a believer, to a disciple, to a _son_ that creation can recognize.
A notable son carries 3 things:
1. The Life of God – Christ formed in you
2. The Nature of God – Character that reflects the Father
3. The Power of God Authority that solves problems and sets captives free. This sermon will challenge you, correct you, and call you higher. It’s not about titles or platforms. It’s about becoming the kind of person that demons, systems, and nations take note of because God is evident in you.
Key Takeaways:
– Why God is raising a generation of “sons” in this season
– The difference between children, servants, and sons
– How to be trained, broken, and built for manifestation
– The proof of sonship: impact, wisdom, and the Spirit
Perfect for:
Believers hungry for depth, leaders, ministers, and anyone tired of dry Christianity. If you’ve been asking “God, what are you doing in this generation?” this is your answer.
Vibe
Prophetic. Confronting. Hopeful.
This word will stir hunger, correct motives, and ignite you to become _notable_ for God’s glory. “For the earnest expectation of the creation eagerly waits for the manifestation of the sons of God.” Romans 8:19
Download music Tembwe Wangoma Live At The Great Awakening Conference 26 – Bread Of Life – Pst Gift Kaputula
Pst Gift Kaputula.- Tembwe Wangoma Live At The Great Awakening Conference 26 – Bread Of Life
“Tembwe Wangoma” means “The Sound of Drums” and that’s exactly what this is. A sound of revival.
This is the live worship moment from The Great Awakening Conference 2026 led by Zambian worshipper Gift Kaptula, and it’s soaked in raw hunger for God.
*The message:
_“Bread Of Life”_ is a cry and a declaration. Gift leads the church to Jesus the true Bread that satisfies. In a room full of people pressing for an awakening, the song becomes both worship and prayer:
_“We are hungry. We are thirsty. Only You can fill us. You are the Bread of Life.”
It’s about coming to Jesus in desperation and leaving full.
The sound:
Live. Electric. Prophetic.
Heavy drums, dancing, clapping, and a crowd that refuses to be quiet. The “Tembwe Wangoma” the sound of drums creates a war-room atmosphere. It starts with deep worship and erupts into praise as the presence of God fills the auditorium at The Great Awakening Conference 26.
You can literally feel the hunger in the room.
Perfect for:
Conference worship, prayer meetings, revival nights, and personal times when you’re desperate for more of God. This will stir your hunger.
Vibe:
Revival. Hunger. Breaking. Filling.
If you’ve ever cried out “Lord, I need You” this song will meet you there.
Gift Kaptula and the Great Awakening crowd remind us: Jesus alone is the Bread that never runs out.
Download music Hallelujah – Apostle Joshua selman
Apostle Joshua selman – Hallelujah Eh
“Hallelujah Eh” is a powerful, Spirit-led worship moment led by Apostle Joshua Selman during one of his ministrations at Koinonia.
It’s not just a song with verses and chorus it’s a spontaneous flow of worship, praise, and prophetic declarations that births an atmosphere of glory.
The message:
The phrase “Hallelujah Eh” is a cry of surrender and awe. It’s that place where words fail and all you can say is “Hallelujah”. Apostle Selman leads the congregation into deep adoration, exalting the Name of Jesus and declaring His supremacy, power, and goodness.
It becomes both worship and warfare as praise rises, chains break and the presence of God fills the room.
The sound:
Raw, prophetic, and corporate. The song starts soft and reverent, then builds into intense, joyful praise with clapping, dancing, and declarations. The live atmosphere makes you feel like you’re right there in Koinonia.
No heavy production just voices, instruments, and the Holy Spirit taking over.
Perfect for
Prayer altars, worship sessions, breakthrough moments, and anytime you need to shift the atmosphere in your home or car. It’s a song that invites God’s presence.
Vibe:
Awe. Joy. Surrender. Victory.
“Hallelujah Eh” reminds us that sometimes the deepest worship is just giving God praise for who He is.
If you’ve been to Koinonia or listened to Apostle Selman, you know — when “Hallelujah Eh” starts, heaven comes down.
Download music Do a Work in Me – Kaestring
Kaestring – Do A Work in Me live
“Do A Work In Me” is a heartfelt worship and surrender anthem by Kaestring that calls us back to the heart of transformation.
It’s not a song asking God for more things it’s a song asking God for more of Him in you.
The message
With raw honesty and deep reverence, Kaestring leads us into prayer. The lyrics cry out for God to break, mold, refine, and restore. It’s for the season where you’re tired of just asking for open doors, and instead you’re saying “God, change me first.”
_“Do a work in me, Lord… that I may be a vessel fit for Your use.”
The sound:
Soulful, intimate, and Spirit-led. The production is warm and minimal, letting the vocals and lyrics carry the weight. It starts in quiet surrender and builds into a powerful worship declaration perfect for altar moments, personal prayer, and quiet time with God.
Perfect for:
Prayer meetings, worship nights, morning devotion, and anyone in a season of pruning and preparation.
Vibe:
Vulnerable. Healing. Purifying.
This is the kind of song that makes you bow your head and say “Here I am, Lord. Have Your way.”
“Do A Work In Me” reminds us that before God uses us outwardly, He wants to do a deep work inwardly.