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Giving & Generosity
The Divine Blessing On The Tithe
In this straight-talking message, Pastor Hufton draws a sharp distinction between natural prosperity and divine blessing, God's supernatural empowerment to bring success beyond human effort or ability. Using Malachi 3 as his foundation, he challenges the congregation to position themselves for God's full blessing by honoring Him first with the tithe. Pastor…
Five Keys to Divine Increase - Key 3, Increase God's Kingdom
In this third message on divine increase, Pastor Mirek Hufton challenges the congregation to reject a poverty mindset and embrace God's kingdom-first approach to finances. Drawing from Jesus' Parable of the Minas, Pastor Hufton declares that God entrusts us with resources, and expects a return. We are stewards, not owners, and we will give account for how…
Increase Through Association
Who you associate with determines the trajectory of your life. Pastor Mirek Hufton unpacks how deliberate association with anointed, faith-filled people produces supernatural increase, in finances, ministry, favor, and character. This principle works both personally and spiritually: the wrong associations pull you down, while the right ones elevate you…
Allowing God's Word to Work for You
In this practical message, Pastor Mirek Hufton challenges believers to stop treating God's Word casually and start actively putting pressure on it, trusting it to produce real results in every area of life. Drawing from a vivid memory of watching an African farmer near the Drakensberg Mountains guide six yoked oxen through a field, Pastor Hufton painted a…
God Hears Your Prayers
Drawing from the story of Cornelius, a Roman centurion who prayed faithfully and gave generously to the poor, Pastor Mirek Hufton delivered a powerful message that our prayers genuinely reach the throne of God in heaven. The central truth: prayer and lifestyle are inseparable. Cornelius was unsaved, yet his consistent prayer and compassionate giving became…