The GLA Podcast

"New wine has a technology of operation: you cannot put new wine into old bottles, or they will break." In this revelatory message, Pastor Sarah Chingtok Ishaku breaks open Matthew 9 to explain the spiritual mechanics of transitions. The "New Wine" represents the fresh operating system and ways of the Holy Spirit, while the "New Wineskin" is an upgraded, renewed mind capable of housing what God is pouring out.
Addressing the age-old tension between works and faith, Pastor Sarah redefines the purpose of fasting. Fasting is not a spiritual contest, a badge of ascetic pride, or an attempt to show God how much we are suffering. True fasting is fastening—anchoring your heart to the Lord to silence unbelief and attune your spiritual ears. Through scriptures from Isaiah 50 and Hosea 6, this episode calls believers away from empty religious sacrifices and into the posture of an opened ear, where divine wisdom, creative ideas, and the sure mercies of David are received.

Through a study of Christ appearing to the disciples in the middle of a contrary storm, Pastor Manji maps out the progressive stages through which we interact with God's presence. From feeling isolated in the wilderness, to fearing terrifying instructions, to stepping out on the water by faith, this episode provides clarity for anyone navigating life’s storms. Learn how fixing your gaze on Jesus disarms fear, why looking at external realities causes us to sink, and how a single cry activates the redeeming hand of God.

"All of our seeking God ultimately leads to only one thing: knowing Him. When you truly know Him, fear dies." In this grounding and reflective message, Pastor Eric Attah explores what it means to run an authentic, unhurried race with God in an impatient generation.
Drawing from John 14 and Hebrews 3, this episode exposes the trap of spiritual comparison and hasty living. Pastor Eric unpacks God's heart as a Gardener tending to His deliberate plot—explaining why divine pruning, discipline, and even unpleasant seasons like Joseph's descent into Egypt are engineered to anchor us in rest. Discover the three progressive levels of righteousness, the necessity of fixed focus on your God-given star, and how sustained communion with Jesus creates an unmistakable upgrade that the world cannot ignore.

"The earth belongs to the Lord, but it has been disordered by worldly systems. God is determined to restore the earth to His ideal picture—and He is committed to doing it through you." In this confronting and foundational message, Pastor Bonshak Dandak outlines the divine protocol for subduing territories and reclaiming the earth for the Kingdom.
Territorial conquest never begins on the outside; it begins with the governance of your own vessel. Pastor Bonshak emphasizes that your primary and permanent calling is not merely working for God, but being with God in unbroken fellowship. By examining 1 John 5, this episode unpacks the triune witness—the Spirit, the Water, and the Blood—revealing that the ultimate strategy for taking over the earth is simple yet radical: becoming the exact reflection of Jesus Christ.

In this climactic conclusion to Camp Meeting 2026, Pastor Chingtok Ishaku delivers the final charge and leads the congregation to the Lord’s Table, synthesizing the four core dimensions God established throughout the conference:
The Primacy of God’s Presence: Discovering that abiding with God is our primary priority—even if we never had to perform an assignment for Him, His presence alone is sufficient.

The Eternal Order and Precepts: Submitting to God’s divine patterns established through grace rather than fleshly striving, preparing a generation for the culminative harvest of all ages.

The Law of the Inheritance: Understanding that spiritual gifts and ordinations reproduce through divine lineage—learning to guard and honor the spiritual ground and culture handed down rather than modernizing or breaking sacred order.

The Fruit of His Presence: Recognizing that encountering God naturally leaves a tangible dividend on earth, transforming the believer into a living, insistent witness of His covenant.

Leading into the Communion service, Pastor Chingtok unveils the Holy Table as the "Table of the Witness." Partaking of Christ is not a dry ritual; it is receiving Christ, the wisdom and power of God, agreeing that His Word has taken root within us, and "re-membering" His broken body in love and honor toward one another.