Prophet Edem’s message, the heart of man, explores the vital role of the heart in shaping every aspect of a believer’s life and spiritual journey. He teaches that the heart is not just the center of emotions, but the spiritual core that determines motives, choices, and outcomes. What is sown into the heart—through thoughts, words, and daily habits—ultimately produces the fruit seen in one’s life. Prophet Edem explains that unresolved issues or unchecked influences can lead even sincere believers astray, emphasizing the need for regular self-examination and intentional cultivation of the heart. He highlights that spiritual disciplines like prayer, meditation, and giving must flow from a genuine heart connection with God, not from pressure, imitation, or obligation. The heart acts as a “garden,” growing whatever is planted—good or bad—so believers must be diligent to remove negative seeds and continually sow God’s Word through meditation and confession. He also clarifies the distinction between the heart, soul, and spirit, teaching that the spirit is the innermost part, the heart is the center of spiritual life, and the soul connects the spirit and body. Prophet Edem urges Christians to guard their hearts, develop consistent spiritual habits, and ensure their motives are rooted in love, faith, and obedience. By living from the inside out and allowing God’s Word to transform the heart, believers experience true change, answered prayer, and lasting fruitfulness. Tags/Keywords: heart posture, spiritual life, motives, prayer, meditation, giving, transformation, soul, spirit, Christian living, self-examination, spiritual growth