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31/08/2026

Youth Week 2026
A New Generation!
First it was conceived in the mind,it was later transfered on paper on paper but finally be became a reality! Gloryyyyyy! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

30/08/2026

Youth Week 2026
Sunday, 30th August, 2026
Theme: A New Generation
Bible Passage: Mark 9:14–25, Psalm 110:3
Ministering: Ps. Camille Doe

A generation is a net set of descendants from a lineage, and a new generation here refers to the set of people called into the Kingdom of God (1 Peter 2:9) and assigned with a mandate which when followed births priceless reward haven made you a prince and priest.

However, there is a spirit at work trying to influence you—making you act against your will—so that you will lose your desire for Jesus. But I came to tell you: you are not meant to be dragged; you are meant to be led.

This generation must learn to run towards God, because there is a divine power that catches destiny and pulls it into purpose. You don’t just survive the journey—you must head toward Jesus in order to remain on course.

Rebuke what is holding you back
Right now, rebuke that evil spirit that keeps stopping you.
God has chosen you, and because of that choice, you will not remain the same like others. This choice is special because your life is connected to an assignment—God selects specific people for specific purposes. Hence, a new generation is assigned to depopulate hell and populate heaven but also, you shall be do exploits and live in abondance.

When God plants you, stay
When God puts you in a place, don’t uproot yourself anyhow.
Moving out and replanting elsewhere can delay the fullness of your encounter—because God’s encounters are tied to His placement and His timing.

The new generation carries an assignment
In every dispensation, when God is ready to carry an assignment, He looks for the righteous. Then He raises them as the new generation.
And the assignment is: stand up, go with Him, and go wherever you find yourself—representing God’s purpose.

Scripture Anchor
Colossians 3:1–11

21/08/2026

Sunday, 16th August 2026
Topic: Essentials Steps to Moving Mountains
Bible Reading: Matthew 17:20
Preacher: Pastor Isaac Akeredolu

What is a Mountain?
A mountain symbolizes an overwhelming challenge.
If it is not an overwhelming challenge, it is not considered a “mountain.”
It can also be described as a barrier that appears impossible to overcome by human strength.

# Steps to overcome mountains

1. Seek a personal relationship with the Ultimate Mountain Mover (Jesus)
God is the single most important factor in overcoming challenges.
You cannot overcome it with human knowledge alone.

2. Identify the mountain
A problem known is a problem half-solved.
You must clearly understand the challenge confronting you.

3. Focus on God, not the size or height of the mountain
(Matthew 8:8; Matthew 17:20)
If you have faith in God—even as small as a mustard seed—you will overcome your challenges.
The focus should not be on what the devil has done, but on what God can do.

4. Speak directly to the mountain
(Mark 11:23)
Don’t only talk about your challenges—speak to them.
You must be willing to confront your challenge.

5. Keep praying and standing firm until there is a shift
You must not stop praying until there is a shift and the challenge is uprooted.
(James 4:7)
The more you move toward God, the more power you have to overcome the challenge.

6. Don’t wait until the mountain moves before you offer worship
(2 Chronicles 20:22)

7. Refuse to live with that mountain
Refuse to live with anything that is not part of God’s plan for you.
Do not accept it.
Do not allow anything that is not of God to reduce you to nothing.
Do not rest until there is a shift.

Note
Even if you do not feel like praying, force yourself to pray.
There is an invisible force that does not want you to pray.
(1 Chronicles 4:10)

Prayer
Exodus 14:22
Lord, make a way for me where there seems to be no way.

16/08/2026

Sunday, August 9th
Ministeing: Sister Peace Alozie
Topic: From Tears to Joy
Bible Text: 1 Samuel 1:12–18 (Anchor verse for prayer: 1 Samuel 2:1)

Core Message: No matter the hidden pain or long delays you face, bringing your brokenness directly to God transforms your situation and replaces deep sorrow with lasting joy.

Key Takeaways from Hannah’s Life
1. God Truly Understands Hidden Pain: Human beings often fail to see your inner battles, but God receives your pain without judgment, shame, or condemnation.
2. God Addresses the Root Cause: People only see your outward reactions, but God sees the true source of your agony and works to heal it from the bottom up.
3. Stop Explaining Yourself to Men: Human solutions are inherently limited. Turn your complaints into prayers, as God’s capacity to solve your problems is unlimited.
4. Pain as an Encounter: Allow season-specific pain to drive you deeper into God's presence—the one place where pretense is unnecessary and transformation happens.
5. Persevere Through Delays & Distractions:
Do not let delay turn into despair; keep showing up in God’s presence.
Refuse to make your enemies or detractors the focal point of your life; stay anchored on God.
6. Internal Miracles Precede External Ones: Hannah’s first miracle was not the immediate birth of Samuel, but the instant shift in her countenance and heart after praying.

Declarative Prayer Point
> Father, just like Hannah, we pray that as we pour out our hearts in Your presence, we walk away with transformed countenances, radiant hope, and overflowing joy in Jesus' name. Amen.

26/07/2026

Sunday 26th July 2026
Theme: Peace in the Storm
Ministering: Pastor Mrs. Deborah Akeredolu
Bible Passage: Mark 4:35–41

These are two individually powerful, opposing words. Storm and peace. Storm can come in any form—fear, illness, disappointment, financial crises, or any difficulty. In other words, a storm is anything that challenges your faith.

Peace, on the other hand, is inward calmness regardless of outward challenges.

Humanly speaking, peace cannot exist in a storm—but the sinking boat story in the Bible tells us that peace can dwell in the storm, because Jesus was in the boat.

Peace is not the absence of storm; it is the presence of Jesus in the storm.

Who you have in your boat matters. As long as Jesus is in the boat, you can be assured of peace, as promised in John 14:27.

Life will always be filled with storms. The question is: Have you given your life to the One who guarantees peace in the storm?

26/07/2026

Sunday 19th July 2026
Theme: The Everlasting Love of God
Ministering: Dcn Olusegun
Bible Passages: Jeremiah 31:3–5, Judges 6:13–14

Life happens to us, even as Christians. Sometimes tribulations come in such a way that we begin to feel as though the Lord has forsaken us or forgotten us. When those thoughts come, we must not condemn ourselves, and we must not allow envy to grow in our hearts.

God’s Word reminds us through Romans 8:33–39 that nothing can separate us from the love of God.

Let us learn from the example of David. David fasted while his son was sick, but when his son died, David rose up and went on to eat. This teaches us that we do not have control over what God may allow or do. What matters is how we respond—how we carry ourselves and how we rise again when life makes us question God’s love.

Nothing should separate you from the love of God.

09/07/2026

Sunday 5th July
Preacher : Pastor Isaac Akeredolu
Topic: The David’s Dance
Bible Reading: 2 Samuel 6:1–12

David’s dance is a dance in God’s presence.

Whatever the Lord is asking you to do must not be done anyhow. When we become too familiar, it may lead to errors.

David’s dance teaches us repentance with action. It is admitting your mistake, shortcoming, or error—and taking steps to correct it. Most importantly, it is returning to God.

Ask for forgiveness and forgive yourself. Don’t allow anyone to destroy your life—even if what happened is known to people. Take it up to God.

David’s dance was pure gratitude, from a repentant heart.

References: Psalm 51, Matthew 15:3

Prayer:
What is supposed to keep you alive will not lead to your downfall. Anything in your life that you do not want, as you dance and praise the Lord, the Lord will uproot it. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

25/06/2026

Sunday , 21st June, 2026
(Father's Day 2026)
Theme: Economic Empowerment

“The earth is the Lord’s, and the fullness thereof.” (Psalm 24:1)
“He trains my hands for war, so that my arms can bend a bow of bronze.” (Psalm 144:1)

# Message

God does not only give wealth—He gives power to make wealth. Everything on earth belongs to the Lord (Psalm 24:1).

It is good to have the hand—that is knowledge, skill, and ability—but do you also have the heart for it? You cannot make a lasting shift in anything if your heart is not there. The heart shows part of who you truly are.

The Hand (Psalm 144:1)

The Bible says God trains our hands. This is important because it is highly connected to your empowerment and blessing.

1. Thumb = Strength (Character)
Looking at the hand from the thumb:
Your strength is your character. Character means doing what you must do, not only what you want to do.

2. Other fingers (Focus / Pointing)
The second figure (your finger that points) is used to point and focus.
This teaches that empowerment requires focus. You need to focus in order to grow:
- grow the business gradually,
- focus on growth,
- avoid distractions.

3. You need structure
You cannot grow effectively without structure. Even the Ten Commandments would not be remembered if they were not written down.
So, write down your vision. Put down a structure.

There is need for structure.

27/05/2026

Sunday 24th May, 2026
Theme : Power of Dominion
Bible Passage: Psalm 8:4–5
Ministring: Pastor Isaac Akeredolu

Dominion is having power and exercising it through Christ (Psalm 8:4–5). It is God’s mandate and design for humanity.

God’s dominion begins in creation:
- Genesis 1:22 — God gave humanity life and the ability to multiply.
- Genesis 1:26–28 — God created man in His image and granted him dominion over the earth.

God has given man dominion over the works of His hands. Therefore, no one is meant to have dominion over other men. We are created in God’s image after His likeness. We must understand the extent of the dominion God has given us—and how to exercise it rightly.

Key Scripture
- 1 Peter 1:4

The power of your dominion is a function of how much you are able to exercise it.

Ways to Exercise Your Dominion (Romans 12:2)

1. Exercise dominion over yourself (the flesh)
This is critical.
- Galatians 5:19–21

2. Exercise dominion over the thoughts of your mind
- Proverbs 23:7

3. Exercise dominion over everything God has created
Use wisdom, responsibility, and stewardship over creation.

4. Exercise authority over the words you speak
Your words shape your life and influence your environment.

5. Exercise authority over forces of darkness
You must learn how to resist and overcome spiritual oppression through Christ.

Conclusion
We need to understand that we serve a God who has dominion over anything and everything. As believers, we are called to reflect that authority faithfully through Christ.

Prayer Points
1. Ask for power to remove yourself and every family member from the register of untimely death.
2. Ask God to liberate you and your family from every household enemy—any person or force that opposes your peace, destiny, and protection.

12/05/2026

2026 mother's day !🌹❤

MAY GOD CONTINUE TO KEEP OUR MOTHERS IN GOOD HEALTH AND PRESERVE THEM TILL THE MOMENT THEY BEGIN TO REAP THE FRUIT OF THEIR LABOUR!

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