HLM Live | JESUS CHRIST MY ALL IN ALL pt.2 | Jesus Is Lord | Elvis Ghansah MY ALL IN ALL Sunday GAT

Jun 14, 2026

Devotional

Day 1: Strength Like Eagles Rising Toward the Sun

When life’s weariness weighs heavy, God renews strength for those who wait expectantly. Just as eagles soar effortlessly by catching thermal winds, believers rise through divine empowerment. This strength isn’t self-generated but infused through connection to Christ, the true vine. Isaiah’s promise isn’t about avoiding exhaustion but receiving daily renewal for running, walking, and mounting heights. Weakness becomes an invitation to lean into God’s sufficiency. [33:34]

But those who wait for the Lord [who expect, look for, and hope in Him] will gain new strength; they will mount up with wings like eagles [rising close to God]; they will run and not become weary, they will walk and not grow tired. (Isaiah 40:31, AMP)

Reflection: Where do you feel most drained today? How might waiting on God’s strength, rather than striving in your own, shift your perspective?

Day 2: Facing Giants With a Shepherd’s Confidence

David’s victory over Goliath wasn’t rooted in armor or skill but in declaring God’s supremacy. Giants of fear, failure, or opposition shrink when confronted with the name of the Lord. Like David, believers face battles not with human strategies but with divine authority. The same God who turned a shepherd’s sling into a weapon of triumph still transforms weakness into victory. [36:01]

David said to the Philistine, “You come against me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied.” (1 Samuel 17:45, NKJV)

Reflection: What “giant” are you facing that requires you to shift from self-reliance to declaring Christ’s authority?

Day 3: Wisdom Beyond Worldly Formulas

Christ Himself becomes wisdom for those who ask—not just intellectual knowledge but a roadmap for holiness, redemption, and purpose. Unlike fleeting human philosophies, His wisdom aligns decisions with eternity. Solomon’s request for discernment over wealth models prioritizing God’s mind above temporary gains. True wisdom begins when we pray before planning. [40:44]

If any of you lacks wisdom [to guide him through a decision or circumstance], he is to ask of [our benevolent] God, who gives to everyone generously and without rebuke or blame, and it will be given to him. (James 1:5, AMP)

Reflection: What decision feels overwhelming right now? How could seeking Christ’s wisdom before human counsel change your next step?

Day 4: From Pit to Palace—Hope Rewrites Endings

Joseph’s story proves no setback is final when God holds the future. Betrayal, false accusations, and prison became steppingstones to purpose. What looks like detours are divine setups for His promises. Hope isn’t wishful thinking but confidence that God’s plans outlive every interruption. Your current pit is not your permanent address. [53:05]

“For I know the plans and thoughts that I have for you,” says the Lord, “plans for peace and well-being and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11, AMP)

Reflection: What situation feels like a “pit” today? How might God be using it to position you for a “palace” moment?

Day 5: Eternal Reward—When Christ Is the Treasure

Heaven’s greatest joy isn’t golden streets but unbroken fellowship with Jesus. Paul endured suffering by fixing his eyes on eternity’s weight of glory. Daily priorities shift when we live as citizens of a kingdom beyond earth. Our identity isn’t in titles or achievements but in being Christ’s forever. [59:45]

For to me, to live is Christ [He is my source of joy, my reason to live] and to die is gain [for I will be with Him in eternity]. (Philippians 1:21, AMP)

Reflection: What earthly pursuit competes with your focus on eternal treasure? How might embracing Christ as your “all” reorder your daily choices?

Sermon Summary

Jesus Christ stands as “my all in all,” and the text names what that means in lived reality. Jesus is named as strength. Philippians 4:13 is opened like a well: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me,” and the Amplified’s promise of inner strength and confident peace is received as present grace. Isaiah 40:31 says strength is renewable as people wait, expect, and lean in like branches to a vine. David’s confession to Goliath, “I come against you in the name of the Lord,” shows where confidence belongs. The giant is bigger than David, but God is bigger than the giant.

Jesus is named as wisdom. First Corinthians 1:30 calls Christ wisdom from God, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption. That wisdom does what the world’s wisdom cannot do. It makes a life acceptable to God, sets a life apart, and pays the ransom. James 1:5 invites asking without shame, so the path of wise decisions is clear and practical: pray, seek Scripture, seek godly counsel, and follow Christ’s leading. Jesus sees tomorrow while people see only today.

Jesus is named as hope for the future. Jeremiah 29:11 speaks of plans for peace and a sure end. Romans 8:28 says God is deeply concerned and is causing all things to work together for good for those who love him. Joseph’s road proves it. Betrayal, slavery, false accusation, and prison do not cancel destiny. Pit is not the end. Palace is God’s destination. What looks like a setback today becomes tomorrow’s testimony.

Jesus is named as eternal reward. John 14:1-3 quiets troubled hearts with a promise and a place. Revelation 21:3-4 wipes tears, silences sorrow, and ends pain. Paul’s endurance makes sense because eternity outweighs temporary suffering. The greatest reward of heaven is not streets of gold. The greatest reward is Jesus himself.

So the call is simple and strong. Stop looking to people for what only Jesus can do. Make Jesus a daily priority. Depend on Jesus every day, not only in crisis. Build identity around Christ, not titles, income, or nationality. When Jesus is all in all, storms are faced with peace, battles with confidence, lack with faith, tomorrow with hope, and eternity with joy.

Key Takeaways

1. Christ infuses strength for giants. [31:42] The Amplified promise of inner strength is not theory but supply, given in real time for real battles. Strength is not stored like savings; it is renewed as hearts wait, expect, and cling to Christ. David’s courage rose from God’s name, not human might, and that same name steadies today’s hands. [31:42]
2. Jesus embodies wisdom for decisions. [44:22] Christ as wisdom means righteousness, sanctification, and redemption are not separate tools but one Person received and followed. Asking for wisdom is an act of trust that reorders desires before it clarifies steps. Prayer, Scripture, godly counsel, and Christ’s leading form a compass that points true when emotions and options do not. [44:22]
3. Hope reframes pits and prisons. [53:05] Jeremiah’s future and Romans’ “working together” do not deny pain; they deny its final word. Joseph’s story shows how God bends betrayal into formation and delay into positioning. Setbacks become seedbeds where God grows testimonies that could not sprout in easier soil. [53:05]
4. Eternity anchors present endurance. [57:25] A prepared place and a present Lord change how suffering is carried. Tears matter because God counts them, and they end because God promises it. When the greatest reward is Jesus, lesser rewards lose the power to rule the heart. [57:25]
5. Make Jesus the daily center. [01:01:54] Trust shifts from people’s limits to Christ’s sufficiency, and the heart steadies. Seeking first the kingdom is not neglecting needs but locating them under a better King. Identity in Christ frees a life from chasing titles and frees decisions to follow conviction instead of applause. [61:54]

Youtube Chapters

[00:00] - Welcome
[30:14] - Jesus our all in all recap
[31:19] - Jesus my strength
[35:29] - Strength in battle: David and Goliath
[37:40] - Jesus my wisdom
[44:22] - Four steps for wise decisions
[45:07] - Hope and the future in Christ
[48:56] - Joseph: betrayal to breakthrough
[54:50] - Jesus my eternal reward
[57:25] - No more tears in glory
[60:25] - Stop looking to people
[61:54] - Make Jesus daily priority
[64:17] - Identity anchored in Christ
[69:38] - Prayer and faith declarations

Bible Study Guide

Bible Reading
- Philippians 4:13 (NKJV): "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
- 1 Corinthians 1:30 (NKJV): "But of Him you are in Christ Jesus, who became for us wisdom from God—and righteousness and sanctification and redemption—"
- Jeremiah 29:11 (NKJV): "For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope."

Observation Questions

What does Philippians 4:13 reveal about the relationship between Christ’s strength and our ability to face challenges?
How does David’s confrontation with Goliath illustrate that confidence comes from God’s power rather than human ability? [35:29]
What four practical steps were highlighted for making wise decisions? [44:22]
What specific promises does Jeremiah 29:11 make about God’s intentions for His people?

Interpretation Questions

Why is it significant that strength is described as something to be renewed daily (Isaiah 40:31) rather than stored up permanently?
How does Joseph’s journey from betrayal to leadership challenge the idea that setbacks define our destiny? [53:05]
What does it mean for Jesus to be our "wisdom" (1 Corinthians 1:30) in practical terms, such as decision-making or relationships?
How might viewing eternity as our "greatest reward" (Revelation 21:3-4) reshape how we endure present hardships?

Application Questions

What is one area of your life where you’ve been relying on your own strength instead of Christ’s? How can you intentionally depend on Him there this week?
Think of a decision you’re currently facing. How could you apply the four steps of prayer, Scripture, godly counsel, and following Christ’s leading? [44:22]
When have you experienced a situation where a setback later became a testimony? How can this perspective help you in a current challenge? [53:05]
What practical habit could you start (or stop) to make Jesus a daily priority rather than a crisis-only resource?
How would your life look different if your identity were rooted entirely in Christ rather than achievements, titles, or others’ opinions? [01:04:17]
What “giant” are you facing right now (fear, doubt, etc.), and how can you confront it in the name of the Lord like David did? [35:29]
How can you intentionally cultivate hope in God’s future promises when circumstances feel overwhelming?

Sermon Clips

26s

#PitToPalace

“The pit was not the end for Joseph. The challenge you are going through is not is not your end. In the name of Jesus. The prison was not the end of Joseph. Hallelujah. The palace was God's destination. So whatever God has destined for you, it shall come to pass. Brother Ima, whatever God has destined for you shall come to pass. In the mighty name of Jesus.”

48s

#IdentityInChrist

“Don't build your identity, you know, through your academic achievements. Don't build your identity through your career position. Don't build your identity based on your nationality. Hallelujah. All the the money that you have. Praise god. Build your identity around Christ. Let Christ be in the center of it all. Your identity is not your title. Tell somebody, your identity identity is not your title. Not your job. It's your It's not your income. It's not your achievements. Hallelujah. Your identity is found in Christ.”

36s

#JesusOverGold

“Jesus is eternal. So no matter what you are going through, don't let that make you quit. Amen. Don't quit serving God. Don't give up on God. Don't give up on yourself. Don't give up on life. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Our God cares for you. Every tears will be wiped away. In the mighty name of Jesus. I say every tear should be wiped away. In the mighty name of Jesus. The greatest reward of heaven is not the streets of gold. The greatest reward is Jesus himself.”

36s

#YouAreNotAlone

“Even when we feel like giving up, when we feel like throwing the towel, child of god, I want you to know that you are not alone. God is with you. God cares for you. Hallelujah. Your life will not be the same again. In the mighty name of Jesus. We have talked about Joseph. Joseph had a dream. God had a plan and a future for him. Joseph went through all kinds of things that make made it look like that future was never gonna be possible.”

34s

#LifeBeyondThisLife

“So for for us as believers, life is not just I was born. I go through the processes of life, education, and I die, that's the end of it. No. My life continue after transitioning from here. Actually, it's gonna get better from here. More better from than than even what I'm enjoying here. Here, we are in transit. Here, we have a purpose. Here, we have a destiny. Here, we have vessels to be used to touch the lives of other people.”

27s

#GodHoldsYourFuture

“If God is honoring your steps, if God is guiding you, if God is holding your future, he hold your future in his hands. Hallelujah. He holds my future. He holds your future. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise. Don't let the devil tell you otherwise. Jesus is your all in all, and you'll make all things to work together for your good. In the mighty name of Jesus.”

33s

#InnerStrengthInJesus

“hour, may God infuse you with inner strength and confident peace. In the name of Jesus. God is the one that infuses us with what? Inner strength. May you receive strength in the inner man. May you receive strength in the body. In the mighty name of Jesus. Our god, you know, Jesus is our source of strength. He is our strength. Hallelujah. So maybe you are hearing me, you feel weak. I am here to announce to you, strength is in the house. Hallelujah.”

27s

#AskForWisdom

“When God when God called him to replace his father David as king, And then God asked him through a dream, what do you want me to give to you? Hallelujah. What did Solomon say? He says, give me the wisdom to be able to lead the people. In other words, give me the wisdom to fulfill the assignment you have given me. Give me the wisdom to fulfill your your purpose for my life.”

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HLM Live | JESUS CHRIST MY ALL IN ALL pt.2 | Jesus Is Lord | Elvis Ghansah MY ALL IN ALL Sunday GAT

Devotional

Day 1: Strength Like Eagles Rising Toward the Sun

Day 2: Facing Giants With a Shepherd’s Confidence

Day 3: Wisdom Beyond Worldly Formulas

Day 4: From Pit to Palace—Hope Rewrites Endings

Day 5: Eternal Reward—When Christ Is the Treasure

Sermon Summary

Key Takeaways

Youtube Chapters

Bible Study Guide

Sermon Clips

HLM Live | JESUS CHRIST MY ALL IN ALL pt.2 | Jesus Is Lord | Elvis Ghansah MY ALL IN ALL Sunday GAT

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