House of LATRIA Podcast
Welcome to House of LATRIA! A house of spiritual service of worship that is rendered only to God and is first internal. We are a ministry devoted to reinforcing the church.OUR MISSIONRaising disciples for Christ until all lives become His worshipOUR FOCUSESTeaching the Word of GodObediencePrayerLoveWorshipOUR ANCHOR SCRIPTURE | Romans 12:1 (KJV)“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.” OUR LEAD SERVANTT O M I
The Epistles XVI | Victory Over Sin
Taught on November 3rd, 2026. This teaching dives deeply into Romans chapters 6 to 8, unfolding the profound spiritual truths about victory over sin, the nature of the human being in spirit, soul, and body, and the transformative power of God's grace through Christ. The message emphasizes faith, spiritual identity, and practical spiritual disciplines necessary to live a victorious Christian life in 2026.
The Epistles XV | Faith Clinic II
Taught on October 27th, 2026. This teaching is focused on faith as a dynamic spiritual practice grounded in biblical truth, obedience, and persistent warfare, particularly in the context of deliverance and Christian living. It emphasizes critical scriptural foundations, practical implications of faith, and the sacred role of teaching ministries in equipping believers.
The Epistles XIV | Faith Clinic
Taught on October 20th, 2026. This teaching delves deeply into the biblical concept of faith, primarily through Romans chapter 4 and related scriptures. It emphasizes that true faith is not mere belief, but an absolute confidence grounded in who God is and the integrity of His Word, demonstrated through obedience.
The Epistles XIII | Romans
Taught on October 13th, 2026. This teaching explores the nature of faith, positional authority in Christ, and the true source of spiritual power. Through scripture and personal testimony, the teaching emphasizes unwavering faith like Abraham’s, the believer’s authority rooted in Christ, and how true spiritual power arises from holiness nurtured by prayer and humility.
The Epistles XII | Romans
Taught on October 6th, 2026. This teaching delves extensively into Romans chapters 1 through 3, unpacking the themes of universal accountability before God, the nature of righteousness, and the proper Christian response to judgment and grace. Apostle emphasizes Paul’s message of faith and grace as central in addressing both Jews and Gentiles on righteousness, legalism, and judgment, with rich scriptural explanations and pastoral exhortation.
The Epistles XI | Romans
Taught on September 29th, 2026. This teaching is centered on Romans chapter 1, with a strong focus on the importance of boldness in sharing the gospel, understanding human nature and sin, and embracing the responsibility of evangelism with urgency and faith.
The Epistles X | Romans
Taught on September 22nd, 2026. This teaching provides a comprehensive overview of the upcoming study series on the Book of Romans, highlighting its historical context, theological foundations, and practical applications. It emphasizes justification by faith, unity between Jewish and Gentile believers, and the transformative power of living by faith as revealed by Apostle Paul.
The Epistles IX | Ephesians
Taught on September 19th & September 20th. This teaching rounds up the exploration of Ephesians 6, emphasizing the believer’s spiritual armor, with a focus on the shield of faith as a powerful defense against spiritual warfare. It highlights the proactive nature of Christian victory through faith, prayer, and the Word of God, encouraging believers to live fully aware and engaged in their spiritual identity and authority.
The Epistles VIII | Ephesians
Taught on September 16th & September 18th. This teaching continues the deep exploration of Ephesians 6, emphasizing biblical parenting as discipleship, the Christian approach to work, and the active, intentional nature of spiritual warfare. It connects practical living, at home, workplace, and spiritual battles, to a life grounded in obedience, submission to God’s will, and reliance on divine power rather than human strength.
The Epistles VII | Ephesians
Taught on September 15th, 2026. This teaching unpacks Ephesians chapter 6, focusing on the biblical foundation of family dynamics, honoring parents and spiritual leaders, and the role of obedience and respect within God's design. Apostle Tomi guides us through scripture to emphasize the importance of godly families, balanced authority, and practical ways to honor both biological and spiritual parents.
The Epistles VI | Ephesians
Taught on September 8th, 2026. This teaching explores profound themes from Ephesians chapters 4 and 5, emphasizing Christian growth, transformation, moral responsibility, and the spiritual dynamics of marriage. The message intertwines practical spiritual guidance with urgent calls for self-examination and deeper kingdom living, grounded strictly in biblical Scripture and inspired application.
The Epistles V | Ephesians
Taught on September 1st, 2026. This teaching emphasizes the role of the church as the primary vessel for revealing the manifold wisdom of God—a complex, diverse, and unified display of God's wisdom to the spiritual realms. It calls believers to active participation in their local church, serving with their unique gifts to collectively demonstrate God’s glory and counteract division within the body of Christ.
The Epistles IV | Ephesians
Taught on August 25th, 2026. This teaching is a detailed biblical study on Ephesians chapters 3 and 4, emphasizing the depth of salvation, spiritual maturity, and practical Christian living anchored in grace. The message encourages believers to understand salvation as a dynamic, multi-stage process and to embody the call to Christian living through humility, gentleness, and unity, all while relying on God’s grace and spiritual gifts.
The Epistles III | Ephesians
Taught on August 18th, 2026. This teaching thoroughly explores key theological themes from the book of Ephesians, revealing the foundation of Christian faith, the nature of grace, and the apostolic ministry’s role in the life of the believer. It emphasizes the importance of building one’s spiritual life squarely on the unchanging Word of God, particularly the teachings of the apostles and prophets, with Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone.
The Epistles II | Ephesians
Taught on August 11th, 2026. This teaching underscores the centrality of grace as the foundation of the Christian journey: salvation, identity, empowerment, and responsibility. It calls believers to a humble yet confident walk, firmly rooted in the gift of God, continually shaped by the Spirit and united as one body in Christ.
The Epistles I | Ephesians
Taught on August 4th, 2026. This is an introductory teaching focusing primarily on the spiritual context and theological framework surrounding the Book of Ephesians. The central theme revolves around understanding the Christian experience from a strong biblical and historical lens, emphasizing the importance of interpreting scripture with proper context (hermeneutics) and correcting syncretism (mixing Christian faith with other beliefs).
The Mountain Experience IV
Taught on July 28th, 2026. This teaching is centered around the importance of unity and the right environment in experiencing God’s power and blessings. The core theme is that unity, peace among brethren and a shared vision, creates an anointing that enables miracles, healing, prophecy, and spiritual growth.
The Mountain Experience III
Taught on July 21st, 2026. This teaching centers on the "mountain experience," a spiritual state where believers walk in the conscious, constant presence of God. The core message emphasizes sustaining this experience through disciplined, heartfelt prayer, ministry, and spiritual transformation as guided by Romans 12. Prayer with fervor, meaning fervent, passionate, and consistent, is the key driver for supernatural power and closeness to God.
The Mountain Experience II
Taught on July 14th, 2026. This teaching is focused on the concept of the mountain top experience in the Christian faith—interpreted as the encounter where heaven meets earth, symbolizing communion with God. It is designed for believers who desire to deepen their walk with God by balancing discipleship through the Word and prophetic experience through the Spirit. It emphasizes the transformative power of God’s presence, illustrated by Old and New Testament references like Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and Jesus.
GLC '26 | How God Answers Prayers
Taught on June 27th, 2026. Greater Light Conference | Edifice | Day 4
GLC '26 | Hearing the Voice of God
Taught on June 26th, 2026. Greater Light Conference | Edifice | Day 3 | Session 2
GLC '26 | Prayer
Taught on June 26th, 2026. Greater Light Conference | Edifice | Day 3 | Session 1
GLC '26 | Worship
Taught on June 25th, 2026. Greater Light Conference | Edifice | Day 2
GLC '26 | The Gospel
Taught on June 24th, 2026. Greater Light Conference | Edifice | Day 1
The Mountain Experience I
Taught on July 7th, 2026. This teaching explores the profound spiritual journey believers can have through intimate, face-to-face fellowship with God—likened to Moses’ encounter on the mountain and the Garden of Eden experience. The central theme is understanding and embracing the mountain experience as a foundational believer’s norm, where Godly transformation and receiving divine instructions take place regularly. It emphasizes that this experience is the supernatural intersection of heaven and earth, creating a portal or “embassy” where God’s presence manifests powerfully.
Positioning (For a Move of God) IV
Taught on June 16th. This teaching invites believers to deepen their commitment, embrace their role as ambassadors of heaven, and prepare for God’s move through faithful discipleship and kingdom focus. The Kingdom of God is paramount; seek it first above all else.
Positioning (For a Move of God) III
Taught on June 9th, This teaching underscores the biblical foundation of man’s divine dominion over the earth as God’s appointed governors. It introduces a profound spiritual analogy of the earth as a colony under God’s empire, with believers functioning as governors and ambassadors charged with establishing God’s kingdom on earth. The concept of spiritual colonization frames the ongoing conflict between the two seeds — the seed of God and the seed of the devil — each seeking to influence and govern the earth.
Positioning (For a Move of God) II
Taught on June, 2nd. This teaching focuses primarily on positioning one's self for a move of God through prayer and spiritual discipline. The central theme revolves around the critical role of prayer as the foundation for spiritual readiness and alignment with God's will, especially as we prepare for Light Conference.
Positioning (For a Move of God) I
Taught on May 30th. As we enter Light Conference season, this teaching is centered on deepening believers' understanding and practice of faith, the Holy Spirit, and spiritual gifts; with a focus on positioning one's self properly to be a vessel for God's work.
Witness IV
Taught on May 26th, 2026. This week's teaching focuses on how to evangelize effectively as a Christian witness in the modern digital age. Apostle highlights practical strategies for preparation, overcoming fear and social awkwardness, and utilizing contemporary tools such as social media and technology platforms to share the gospel.
Witness III
Taught on May 19th, 2026. This teaching emphasizes practical application, with guidance on how believers can hear God's voice, recognize their spiritual authority, and effectively witness to others.
Witness II
Taught on May 12th, 2026. A witness must fundamentally understand and be able to articulate the core message of the gospel: that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again, offering new life through faith, not moral law.
Witness I
Taught on May 5th, 2026. A new series titled "Witness" begins, emphasizing the importance of evangelism as a core teaching in the church alongside the gospel, prayer, and the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Evangelism is not optional; a church that does not evangelize loses its purpose.
Walk V
Taught on April 28th, 2026. "If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit." Galatians 5:25. This teaching closes out the Walk series for the month of April. Spiritual maturity is achieved by actively learning and consistently applying Christ's teachings through obedience and yieldedness to the Holy Spirit, rather than relying solely on supernatural intervention.
Walk IV
Taught on Saturday, April 25th. This teaching delves deeper into the role of the grace of God in our walk with Christ
Walk III
Taught on April 21st, 2026. Jesus's teachings on being the "light of the world" emphasize living a life of humility, repentance, meekness, and actively seeking righteousness, reflecting God's love and culture in our actions and attitudes.
Walk II
Taught on April 14th, 2026. This teaching centers on spiritual maturity, emphasizing that growth and transformation in the Christian life are intentional decisions rather than automatic spiritual experiences. It calls believers to a higher level of intentionality, responsibility, and identity-awareness in their spiritual walk, framing transformation as a daily, active choice grounded in faith and obedience to God’s Word. Drawing extensively from Matthew 5:13, believers are identified as "the salt of the earth," a metaphor loaded with cultural and spiritual significance.
Walk I
Taught on April 7th, 2026. Spiritual maturity requires believers to embody heavenly conduct in all aspects of life, relying on God's grace and power to meet the new standards set by Christ, especially in areas like forgiveness and love, which may seem impossible by worldly standards.
Y'Shua IX
Taught on March 24th, 2026. This teaching focuses on how the fruit of the Spirit represents the visible evidence of the Spirit’s influence in a believer’s life, not just abstract concepts or theoretical ideals.
Y'Shua VIII
Taught on March 17th, 2026. This teaching provides guidelines for interpreting typologies in the Bible, emphasizing Christ as the central fulfillment of scripture and urging reliance on biblical text over imagination, while also highlighting the importance of understanding one's inherent worth as a creation of God.