Kika Ashanike reminds how God encouraged Abraham to have sight to possess the vision for him.

How do we deal with imposter syndrome as Christians? Kika unearths some biblical truths we can rely on.

Kika encourages us to question what are we called to do, and how are we called to do it?

Kika dares us to step out in faith and trust in the God who called us.

Kiak reminds us how, like key Bible characters, we will face opposition when trying to fulfil God's vision.

Kika remindsus that God is the God of provision.

Kika speaks out on what puts off believers from stepping out and achieving their calling.

Kika reminds us that no matter what is happening in our lives, our first response should be love not fear.

Kika takes inspiration from David and Moses to help us face our fears.

Kika touches on the idea of residue, when God has set us free from something yet we think part of us are still bound.

Kika reminds us to not be intimidated or afraid because God has called us to do something.

When we overcome the spirit of fear, we can help others by telling our story.

Kika introduces a series of talks on unlocking miracles.

Kika gives us a word about changing our posture into one of humility so that we can receive our miracle.

Kika looks at why, in the areas of our life that we are expecting a miracle, do we think it is easier to blame God than to ask Him for help.

Kika shares on how we still need to develop the skill of patience even when God has provided the miracle we ask for.

Kika encourages us to share the ups and downs of our walk with God and really encourage others with our testimony.

Kika reminds us to give God the thanks for the miracles we have already received.

Kika talks about how we can overcome trauma.

Kika gives us a key to overcoming trauma in our lives by being thankful to the God who keeps us through all our trials.

After being abused and misunderstood it can be really hard to forgive. Kika asks us to allow ourselves to move on from trauma and into what God has for us.

Sometimes we can get stuck in a rut and find it difficult to move forward with our lives. Kika looks at the example of the crippled man being healed at the Pool of Bethesda.

Kika shares how we can experience healing from painful memories of the past with a God who walks with us hand in hand

Kika shares how after God deals with our trauma, He doesn't leave us in that place, but takes us through to a new beginning.