CAC Missions Department Nigeria & Overseas

01/06/2026

June 2026: It is my turn to do greater works.
Text: John 14:12
“Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believes in me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.”

Introduction:
Many believers admire the works of Jesus but secretly doubt whether God can use them in extraordinary ways. Some think greater works are reserved for apostles, prophets, pastors, or spiritual giants. Yet Jesus spoke these words not only to leaders, but to every believer who truly believes in Him.

The church today stands at a critical moment. The world is filled with darkness, confusion, fear, addiction, immorality, spiritual bo***ge, and hopelessness. God is looking for believers who will rise beyond spectatorship into active kingdom impact.

“Greater works” does not mean believers become greater than Christ in holiness, authority, or divinity. It means through the power of the Holy Spirit, the influence, reach, and impact of Christ’s ministry would spread across nations and generations through His church.

Jesus ministered in one geographical region, but today His gospel is preached across the earth through ordinary believers empowered by the Holy Spirit.
The question is no longer, “Can God work?” The question is: “Will we believe enough to be available?”

Greater works begins with great faith.
Jesus said, “He that believes in me…”
Before great works come great faith. God works through people who trust Him beyond limitations.
Many Christians admire miracles but are imprisoned by fear, doubt, inferiority, and excuses:
“I am too young.”
“I am not educated enough.”
“I have failed before.”
“God cannot use someone like me.”
Yet throughout Scripture, God consistently used imperfect people:
✓Moses had a speech problem.
✓Gideon felt insignificant.
✓Peter denied Christ.
✓Paul the Apostle once persecuted believers.
God specializes in using weak vessels to reveal His strength.

A small key can open a massive door. The key is not powerful because of its size, but because it fits the lock. Likewise, believers do not succeed because of human greatness, but because they are connected to God’s purpose.
Stop measuring yourself by your weakness. Start measuring God by His power.

Greater works requires total dependent on the Holy Spirit.
Jesus said these works would happen because He was going to the Father. This pointed to the coming of the Holy Spirit.
The early church was transformed after Pentecost:
✓fearful disciples became bold witnesses,
✓ordinary fishermen shook cities,
✓weak believers became spiritual revolutionaries.
The church cannot accomplish spiritual work through human talent alone. Programs, titles, education, and strategies are helpful, but without the Holy Spirit they become empty activity. Which is the tragedy of modern Christianity

Many believers have information without transformation, activity without power, religion without fire.
The Holy Spirit empowers believers to:
✓preach boldly,
✓love sacrificially,
✓endure persecution,
✓discern truth,
✓heal broken lives,
✓influence society.

A preacher once visited a village where alcoholism and violence were destroying families. Instead of beginning with arguments, he gathered believers for weeks of prayer. Slowly hearts changed. Violent men became peaceful fathers. Criminals surrendered their lives to Christ. The entire atmosphere of the village changed.
The greatest miracle was not merely physical healing — it was transformed lives. That is greater work.

Greater works happen when the church moves from the pews to the harvest field.
Too many believers admire sermons but avoid assignments.
Jesus never called the church merely to gather; He called the church to go.
The gospel must move:
✓from the church building into communities,
✓from Sunday services into daily life,
✓from words into action.
The world is waiting for believers who will:
✓disciple young people,
✓evangelize,
✓pray for the sick,
✓defend the truth,
✓show compassion,
✓restore broken families,
✓shine in workplaces and schools.

A ship is safest in the harbor, but ships were not built for harbors. They were built for the sea.
Likewise, believers were not saved merely for comfort, but for kingdom assignment.

What would happen if every church member became an active worker for Christ instead of a passive observer? Entire cities could change.

Greater works demand sacrifice and courage.
Every generation that impacted the world for God paid a price.
The apostles faced persecution. Missionaries crossed dangerous lands. Revival leaders endured rejection, hardship, and criticism.
There is no greater work without greater surrender.
Some believers want power without prayer, impact without discipline, and ministry without sacrifice. But spiritual authority grows in secret places of obedience.

A missionary labored for years in a difficult region with little visible fruit. People mocked him and rejected the gospel. Yet he continued faithfully. Decades later, thousands of believers emerged from the same region because one man refused to quit. Many greater works begin invisibly before they become visible.
Comfort is often the enemy of calling.

Greater works are possible because Christ is still alive.
The foundation of this promise is not human ability but the living Christ.
Jesus is still:
✓saving souls,
✓healing hearts,
✓restoring lives,
✓calling workers,
✓building His church.
The same Christ who empowered the early church still empowers believers today. The greatest danger is not lack of opportunity, but lack of expectation.

An eagle raised among chickens may spend its life scratching the ground, forgetting it was created to soar. Many believers live beneath their spiritual potential because they have forgotten who they are in Christ. Church, this is not the hour for fear, passivity, or compromise. This is the hour to rise.

Conclusion
“You will do greater works” is not merely a motivational statement. It is a divine invitation.
God is calling the church:
✓from fear to faith,
✓from spectatorship to service,
✓from weakness to spiritual power,
✓from comfort to mission,
✓from limitation to kingdom impact.
The world is waiting for believers who will carry the light of Christ boldly and faithfully. The next great revival may not come through celebrities or famous ministries. It may come through ordinary believers who dare to believe God completely.

The question is not whether God can do greater works. The question is whether the church is ready to surrender fully to Him. It is your time ti believe, to arise and to do greater works the Lord designed you to do.

Prayers
1. Lord, increase my faith and remove every spirit of fear and limitation.
2. Father, fill me afresh with the power of the Holy Spirit for greater kingdom impact.
3. Lord, make me available for Your divine assignment in this generation.
4. Father, deliver the church from spiritual laziness and lukewarmness.
5. Lord, raise young men and women with boldness, purity, and spiritual passion.
6. Father, use our church to transform lives, families, communities, and nations.
7. Lord, help me to remain faithful even when results are not immediately visible.
8. Father, let signs of salvation, restoration, healing, and revival manifest through Your people.
9. Lord, break every barrier preventing the spread of the gospel in our communities.
10. Father, let our generation witness greater works for the glory of Christ.

Welcome to the month of June. You are a blessing.

15/05/2026

Adulting is realizing;

1. You will die, and most people won’t care after a while.
2. People use you until you’re no longer useful.
3. Most people secretly want you to fail.
4. One day you’ll wish you started today.
5. Most people fake happiness while dying inside.
6. No one is coming to save you.
7. You’ll be judged no matter what you do.
8. Your health is your greatest wealth.
9. Happiness is temporary—discipline is permanent.
10. Success takes longer than you think.
11. No one respects weakness, even if they sympathize.
12. Complaining changes nothing.
13. Not everyone you love will love you back.
14. Money won’t solve all your problems—but it solves most.
15. Social media lies to you every day.
16. You’re replaceable at your job.
17. Life is unfair—get used to it.
18. One day, you’ll run out of days.
19. Regret hurts more than failure.
20. Nobody cares about your excuses. Work harder

The earlier you understand this, the better and easier your life gets.

05/05/2026

Happy birthday to the Director of Missions C.A.C Nigeria and Overseas. We thank God for preserving, strengthening, and using you as a blessing to many people.
Lord, as he marks another year today, We pray that You grant him greater wisdom, divine health, peace, and long life. Bless the work of his hands and cause everything he lays his hands on to prosper. As a businessman, let his businesses flourish, expand, and bring positive impact to many lives.
Father, because he is a philanthropist, continue to enlarge his capacity to help others. Refill every virtue that goes out from him, and let him never lack the resources to be a blessing.
As a Pastor, anoint him afresh for kingdom service. Give him deeper revelation of Your word, spiritual strength, discernment, humility, and grace to lead many souls to Christ. Protect him from evil, guide his decisions, and surround him with faithful helpers.
Lord, let this new year be filled with uncommon favor, open doors, strategic connections, supernatural breakthroughs, and joy unspeakable. May his latter years be greater than the former, and may his legacy continue to shine for generations in Jesus name. Happy birthday Sir.

25/04/2026

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23/04/2026

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22/04/2026

‎📖 𝐂𝐀𝐂 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐙 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐍𝐆𝐄 – 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐙 𝟐𝟓
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‎Question:
‎Who is the incumbent Missions Director of Christ Apostolic Church?
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‎A. Pastor S.O. Aluko
‎B. Pastor Anu Ojo
‎C. Pasto Caxton Segun Fasuyi
‎D. Pastor S.N. Maichibi
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22/04/2026

THE PROPHET THAT RAISED 22 PEOPLE FROM DEAD: Prophet Daniel Orekoya.

One of the Prophet whom God used to ignite the Oke-Bola, Ibadan revival in 1930 is Prophet Daniel Orekoya ,an Ijebu man. He was a sexton under the defunct Faith Tabernacle group at Idi-Oro, Lagos.

Orekoya was born in Ijebu Imusin, Ogun State. The exact date of his birth could not be ascertained but he was already a teenager when locust first ravaged Yorubaland. That was around 1912.

Orekoya was born at a time when infant mortality was rife. He was not expected to survive. But he did survive. Orekoya’s parents had problem with children. Not that they don’t give birth but most of their children did not survive ,obviously the towns people did not expect him (Orekoya) to amount to anything. They did not expect him to survive.He was Short-statured, impaired in one eye. He was not the child any parent will invest a lot of expectation on.

But the boy (Daniel Orekoya) who was given no chance to live; chose to embrace God in the course of time. He was a regular face in the Anglican Church of his town and was said to have been baptized by one Rev I. B. Ogunmefun, a native of Abeokuta who served in Ijebuland for over 40 years. With time, Orekoya began to be a seeker after God. But he soon noticed the disparity between what he read in the Bible and what was obtained in real life. That is what pushed him to devote his life to prayers and study of God’s word.

It was in the course of seeking the face of God that he got instruction from the Holy Spirit to move to Lagos. In Lagos he joined the Faith Tabernacle Church while also learning sewing. He worked as a tailor for six months. He then opted out of the trade to render full service to God in Faith Tabernacle.

In Faith Tabernacle Orekoya gave himself to more prayer and fasting. It was during one of the days of his fellowship with God that he had an angelic visitation where a long message was delivered to the church. He then sought financial assistance to travel to branches of the church to deliver the message. But the church declined to offer him help because of some flimsy excuses because he could only read the Bible and not any other book. He was partially impaired in one eye. Though he was aged, his physical stature was like that of a 12-year old.”

But that would not deter Orekoya who looked for money from other sources and proceeded to Ilesha when he heard of the great work God was using the famed Ayo Babalola to do. By then Babalola had just been introduced as a new prophet in Faith Tabernacle. Babalola had also been praying that God would raise more prophets. Orekoya was one of those who caught the vision from Prophet J. A. Babalola at Oke Ooye, Ilesha. When Orekoya got to Ilesha it did not take long for Babalola to spot him in the crowd. He thus became an assistant. Having spent some time with the Prophet Babalola, he demanded for Babalola’s prayer so that he too might be empowered for the work. After this, Babalola left him at Ilesha and went to Efon Alaaye. He went back proclaiming the power of God and the use of water for healing diseases.

There was mighty move of God in Ilesha that year 1930. But then, Orekoya took off from there to return to Lagos after series of revival meetings during which God used him mightily along with Babalola.

While on the journey back home, those who heard of the mighty Ilesha revival and who had seen him play a major role in that revival approached him for prayers on the way. His destination was Lagos. But by the time Orekoya got to Ibadan, he could not move further. Immediately God started to perform miracles and healings. He had hardly settled down to eat at the residence of his host that the Lord ministered to him that three women were coming to see him. Those women came. But not long, the number increased. Before long a sea of human heads had surrounded him.

They brought one dead woman with pregnancy. The family of the dead woman could not afford to pay 👇

14/04/2026

MISSIONARY VISIT TO CAC-KISHI MISSION FIELD.

Every mission trip is more than a journey across geographical boundaries; it is a sacred movement of divine intention, where heaven touches the earth through yielded vessels.

The team from the Missions Department was led by Pastor I. D. O. Akinpelu, a member of the Mission Board. Other members of the team included Mrs. Titilayo Fasuyi, wife of the Mission Director of the Church; Pastor Ebenezer Adedigba, Personal Assistant to the Mission Director; Evangelist Wale Adewumi; and Mrs. Juliana Adisa, Secretary of the Missions Department.

The visit was in commemoration of the 10th Anniversary Thanksgiving and a fundraising program for the completion of the new church building at the mission field.

The missionary in charge, Evangelist S. K. Adesanya, warmly welcomed the representatives of the Mission Directorate to the community and to the program.

The welcome charge was delivered by Mrs. Titilayo Fasuyi on behalf of Pastor C. S. Fasuyi, the Board Chairman/Mission Director of Christ Apostolic Church Missions Department.

The congregation is composed of diverse ethnic groups, including Tiv, Hausa, Ghanaian, Idoma, and Igbo tribes. A word of exhortation was delivered by Pastor I. D. O. Akinpelu on the topic: “The Wonders of Thanksgiving” (Psalm 136).
* Thanks-missing people: These are individuals characterized by murmuring and ingratitude.
* Thanksgiving people: Their thanksgiving is conditional, expressed only when things go well in their lives.
* Thanks-living people: Their thanksgiving is unconditional and consistent at all times.

The service continued with about five powerful testimonies, including accounts of healing, the gift of a miracle baby, a federal appointment, and divine turnaround—clear evidence of the wonders of God in the lives of His people.

Thereafter, members of the congregation gave generously according to their capacity in support of the church building project.

The service was brought to a close to the glory of God.

09/04/2026

I WILL NOT FORSAKE YOU!”
And, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world.
Matthew 28:20
Men without God suffer alone and die alone in times of war and
in other circumstances of life. All alone!

But it can never be said that any true soldier of the cross of
Jesus Christ, no man or woman as missionary or messenger of
the Truth has ever gone out to a ministry alone!

There have been many Christian martyrs—but not one of
them was on that mission field all alone. Jesus Christ keeps His
promise of taking them by the hand and leading them
triumphantly through to the world beyond.

We can sumit up by noting that Jesus Christ asks us only to
surrender to His lordship and obey His commands. When the
Spirit of God deals with our young people about their own
missionary responsibility, Christ assures them of His presence
and power as they prepare to go: “All power is given unto Me!
I am no longer in the grave. I will protect you. I will support
you. I will go ahead of you. I will give you effectiveness for
your witness and ministry. Go, therefore, and make disciples of
all nations—I will never leave you nor forsake you!”

Thank You, Lord, that You are very near to me and my loved
ones at all times.