09/08/2026
THE WINNERS' STICKER IS NOT A SOCIAL IDENTIFICATION; IT IS A SPIRITUAL COVERING
- Bishop David Oyedepo
This sticker is not a social identification; it’s a spiritual covering.
By the grace of election, I was separated to the prophetic office some 45 years ago, precisely October 4, 1981, not by man, but by Jesus Christ, the Head of the Church. Sermon Times. Therefore, “I’m a Winner” sticker will continue to serve as a prophetic seal over every member, over every Winner across the nations of the world, as illustrated by this one testimony:
Rescued From Kidnappers’ Den Last Month.
The testifier said, “On my way back from a trip, our vehicle had a flat tire along the Ibadan Expressway. While waiting to fix it, two people came down from another vehicle. They had on them police camouflage. When they got to us, they started searching us. I was the first one they searched. Sermon Times. When they opened my bag, they found my Bible, and on it was Winner sticker that had Bishop David Oyedepo’s picture. Then they asked whose picture it was, and I said it was my father’s picture. They separated me from the others, and while they hypnotized them, they took them away. Thereafter, they released me, gave me ₦1,000, and warned me not to report to the bishop. I give God all the glory.” It speaks. Therefore, no evil is permitted to touch you! Amen! David Olatoye is the one that shared that testimony.
Also, we had an aggrieved neighbour who was using a screwdriver to scratch my face on the door sticker of a new Muslim convert. The convert warned him to desist, but he refused. Suddenly, his eyes began to itch and subsequently he went blind. Life story! Sermon Times. You are protected; you are divinely protected. Whatever clears the way for the God I serve will clear the way for you. Amen! We’re sending out an epistle to that effect to all the churches to be there tomorrow. But please, take cover. Praise God! The world is becoming more volatile. Take cover, and in the name of Eri