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Dearly Beloved in Christ,

Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

The Lord has laid upon our hearts the urgent mandate for House of New Hope Ministries to procure a permanent place of worship. By His grace, our ministry has grown, and we now need a consecrated house where His people can gather, worship, and be equipped for His purpose. Scripture reminds us, “For every house is built by someone, but the builder of all things is God.” (Hebrews 3:4).

The estimated cost of this project is $600,000 CAD, and we are stepping out in faith, inviting you to join us. Your giving is not just to a building, but to a legacy where destinies will be birthed and lives transformed for God’s glory. As the Word promises in Luke 6:38, “Give, and it will be given to you… a good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.”

No amount is too small. As you sow, may God remember your labor of love and cause your barns to overflow.

To contribute, click below to choose the best method that suits you:

For more details, please contact us. We will gladly share how God is leading this vision.

Thank you, and may the Lord bless you richly as you partner with us in this kingdom assignment.

Yours in His vineyard,
Ngozi & Chris Iheka
Pastors-in-His-Service
(204) 898 9440

And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 4:19

When life feels unstable and answers seem distant, holding onto God’s promise becomes our only lifeline. Philippians 4:19 is more than a feel-good verse—it’s a declaration of divine reality. It affirms not only that God provides, but that His provision is rooted in the vast, glorious riches found in Christ, His begotten Son and our Saviour.

God Is Your Source—Not the Systems Around you

The Apostle Paul wrote these words while imprisoned, yet his confidence in God’s provision did not waver. This verse wasn’t birthed in abundance but in adversity. Paul reminded the Philippian church that even though they gave sacrificially, they wouldn’t be left lacking. Why? Because God, not man, is the ultimate source.

Looking again at scriptures, Psalm 24:1 says,

The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.

James 1:17 goes on to remind us that

Every good and perfect gift is from above…

Hence, when we anchor our trust in God, we aren’t swayed by market shifts, job losses, or empty bank accounts. His supply doesn’t come from human effort—it flows from divine provision. Thus our conviction becomes the direct consequence of His infallible word and unchanging character.

An unending supply

The riches of God aren’t measured in gold or silver—they are glorious, endless, and spiritual. His warehouse doesn’t deplete. He doesn’t operate on budgets or rations.

In Psalm 50:10, God declares,

Every animal of the forest is mine, and the cattle on a thousand hills.

God is the only one that is able to invite all that thirst to come and drink freely, free of cost, without taking a break, as we see in Isaiah 55:1-2. Whatever you need or desire, the Father is ever willing to make it available to you if you are willing to trust Him. Need peace in chaos and confusion? He has more than enough. Need wisdom, healing, favour, restoration? His supply is limitless—and He gives generously.

Christ, the embodiment of all treasures

What makes God’s riches truly glorious is their accessibility through Jesus. Christ isn’t just the delivery channel—He is the treasure itself. Through Him, we become heirs of a kingdom that never crumbles, and we enjoy an economy that never goes into recession nor knows inflation.

Ephesians 1:3 conveys this truth succinctly and says:

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing…

and the reason we are blessed we find in Romans 8:17—that we are joint heirs with Christ. Hallelujah! So you see? The promises of God come alive in our lives not by effort or what we do, but through relationship with Jesus. He is the way, the door, and the inheritance.

Hold fast; do not faint nor stray

If you ever find yourself in a season of lack or uncertainty, let Philippians 4:19 be your anchor. Not just financially—but emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. God sees, God knows, and God supplies. He isn’t stingy, slow, or forgetful like mortals are. He is rich in glory, rich in mercy, and rich in love—and all of it is yours in Christ.

So beloved, hold onto the promise. Tighten your grip. Declare it boldly. God’s supply is never out of stock, and He delights in meeting your needs—not reluctantly, but gloriously.

In a world filled with noise, doubt, and distractions, it’s easy to lose sight of who we are and what we carry. Yet, as children of God, we are called to live with unshakable conviction, unwavering faith, and relentless communion with our Maker. The Christian life is more than religion—it’s a lifestyle. A lifestyle of building altars, tearing down excuses, and trusting the One who formed us wonderfully and fearfully.

To ensure we live purposefully as designed by God, here are seven (7) keys, extracted from the Spirit-filled contributions of members of the family during our believers service, that will make your life worthwhile and pleasing to the Father:

You Are Wonderfully Made — Believe It

“I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”
– Psalm 139:14

Even when life feels otherwise, hold a firm conviction that God’s design and dealings in your life are intentional and amazing.

Faith Requires Strategy and Action

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.”
– James 2:17

Faith isn’t passive—it requires deliberate planning and action. Trust God, but move with purpose.

Trust in God, Not Human Effort

“Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”
– Psalm 20:7

Your effort is good, but your confidence must rest solely in God’s power and promises.

Nail Excuses to the Cross

“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
– Philippians 4:13

Don’t let excuses sabotage your destiny. Crucify them daily and rise to God’s calling.

Be Relentless in Prayer

“Pray without ceasing.”
– 1 Thessalonians 5:17

Prayer is your spiritual lifeline—your communion with God, your warfare, and your creative force. Never treat it as optional.

Trust God’s Faithfulness Over Tomorrow’s Worries

“Look at the birds… your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?”
– Matthew 6:26

God is faithful. If He cares for sparrows, how much more you? Rest in His care.

Build God’s Altar in Your Life

“Then Noah built an altar to the Lord…”
– Genesis 8:20

Be the altar-builder in your family. Host God’s presence daily—be the one who breaks generational silence and raises a legacy of communion.

Let this truth shape your daily walk—intentional, faithful, prayerful, and rooted in God’s purpose