Toss Mills-Odoi

The series on Solomonic Success continues with this powerful message preached during the Makarios Experience at the Makarios Tower Church.

May you experience all the Solomonic blessings as you listen to this message.

In this episode, you will know the cardinal features of Solomon's success and how it is applicable to our lives today. Wealth is neutral which means it can be used for good or bad. 

Find out the principles Solomon used to take him to these heights of success. Solomon obeyed his father's instructions, he knew the secret of building the temple of God and that it is not possible to build anything unless you have peace and stability. The secret of righteousness lies in asking God to help you discern between good and bad. The last principle is to use your mind. If you become a Christian it doesn t mean you should stop using your mind. God expects you to use your eyes and mind to make decisions. Jesus is not only power to us. He is power and wisdom. When you effectively combine power and wisdom, you will begin to experience Solomonic success.

 

Be blessed as you listen.

Let It Go: Surrendering Control to Find True Freedom in God through Patience and Forgiveness
When life’s pressures mount, remember: forgiveness relieves the weight of what you can’t control. Join me as I explore how releasing our grip on fear, anxiety, and self-reliance opens the door to God’s transformative grace.

 

Preached on Christmas Day at the Makarios Tower Church in Accra, I shared on Seven Big Mistakes of the Inn-Keeper as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour King, Jesus.

 

Have a Blessed Christmas.

Be blessed with this powerful message preached during the Makarios Experience.

God bless as you partake of this Word.

From her pivotal role as the first disciple (Luke 1:26-38) to her trust in God’s plan, discover how her story mirrors breakthroughs in our own lives.

May we all experience this kind of breakthrough in our lives in Jesus name. 

Carry the weight of another’s soul with compassion, for in lifting burdens, we reflect the heart of Christ.

Be blessed in this episode as we explore Scripture’s call to bear one another’s loads (Galatians 6:2) and share the hope that transforms lives. Let’s walk together in obedience, trusting God’s strength to guide us in saving at least two people for God in 2025. 

 

 

Every Christian is called to shepherd others—whether through discipleship, prayer, or service. Join us as we explore biblical mandates like ‘shepherd the flock of God’ (1 Peter 5:2) and ‘know your sheep’ (John 10:14), discovering how Christ’s example transforms our role as under shepherds.

 

God bless you as you listen.

In this Episode, you will find out how the Scripture reveals a feast of abundance, prepared for all who hunger for His presence.

Have a blessed week. 

You can honour someone with substance and you can also honour him without substance. “Honour the Lord with your substance”    

This is a famous saying from the book of Proverbs. This scripture is teaching you to honour someone by giving something tangible.  

Many times, to honour someone is to present something valuable that he doesn’t need. Your gift is presented for the sake of “honour” only. May you always be found giving God what is required of you.

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