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

2026 mother's day !🌹❤MAY GOD CONTINUE  TO KEEP OUR MOTHERS IN GOOD HEALTH AND PRESERVE THEM TILL THE MOMENT THEY BEGIN T...
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!

Sunday, April 26, 2026Theme: True RepentanceMinistering: Sis. Precious AkeredoluUnderstanding True RepentanceThe use of ...
28/04/2026

Sunday, April 26, 2026
Theme: True Repentance
Ministering: Sis. Precious Akeredolu

Understanding True Repentance
The use of the word "true" implies that a "fake" or superficial version of repentance exists.
True repentance is a total turning away from regrettable deeds toward a life of righteousness. It is the result of godly sorrow, which begins in the heart and eventually reflects in one's outward actions.

The Three Pillars of Repentance

1. Conviction of Sin
Conviction is the sense of regret that follows a wrong deed. It is that internal unease and the voice of conscience condemning the act, signaling that a boundary has been crossed.

2. Confession of Sin (Proverbs 28:13)
This stage requires complete openness. It involves telling the Lord exactly what you are convicted of and expressing how truly remorseful you are.

3. Conversion from Sin (Isaiah 55:7)
This is the practical step of quitting the sinful act. It may mean ending certain relationships, breaking habits, or refusing to entertain unnecessary distractions. It is the evidence of a "U-turn."

Key Takeaways
No Sin is Too Great: There is no sin the Lord cannot forgive, regardless of its nature or how grave it appears to man.
The Condition: Forgiveness is available provided you truly repent, turn away, and take active steps that demonstrate you have turned a new leaf.
Beyond "I'm Sorry": True repentance is not measured by how many times you say "God, I’m sorry," but by your commitment to living a new life.

Note: Humanly speaking, we cannot achieve this transformation alone; we require the grace of God to sustain our new walk.

Sunday 19 April, 2026  Theme: Building a Spiritual Capacity and Foresight  Ministering:  Pastor Alozie MarshalBible Read...
21/04/2026

Sunday 19 April, 2026
Theme: Building a Spiritual Capacity and Foresight
Ministering: Pastor Alozie Marshal
Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 3:1–2

Building means to bring together or develop something gradually. Spiritual capacity is the ability and measure to carry, receive, and operate God’s power, revelation, and assignment.

Some believers have been in the house of God for years, yet they remain spiritual infants. This shows that they are not growing. When a person has true spiritual capacity, they are able to identify their purpose and walk in it.

Key Points for Building Spiritual Capacity
1. Consistent presence before God, appearing in God’s presence regularly.
2. Steady prayer life, maintaining a consistent relationship with God through prayer.
3. Regular reading and meditation of the Bible, not just reading, but meditating for understanding and direction.

Summary
Building spiritual capacity requires deliberate and consistent spiritual disciplines. As you grow spiritually, you gain the understanding needed to fulfil God’s purpose and exercise foresight for your assignment.

Date Sunday, April 5, 2026Theme :The Grave ClothMinistering Pst. (Mrs.) Deborah AkeredoluBible PassageJohn 11:34–40Under...
13/04/2026

Date Sunday, April 5, 2026
Theme :The Grave Cloth
Ministering Pst. (Mrs.) Deborah Akeredolu
Bible PassageJohn 11:34–40

Understanding the Grave Cloth
A grave cloth is a material used to wrap the dead before burial; its presence confirms that a person is truly deceased. Symbolically, it represents anything "dead" within us or anything that keeps us bound to things God has already delivered us from.
Unlike Lazarus, who emerged from the tomb still bound, we are called to follow the example of Jesus—leaving the grave cloths behind. We must intentionally remove these cloths because they cause immobility, leading to spiritual and physical stagnation.

Forms of Grave Cloths That Stagnate Us
* Fear: This includes the fear of man (what people will say) and the fear of past history repeating itself against us.
* Anger and Bitterness: These act as heavy burdens. The enemy uses these weights to hinder our progress. You must be "load-free" to run your race effectively.
* Regret: This is the habit of keeping records of past failures and allowing them to cloud your judgment, making you believe you cannot move forward.
* Smell or Odor: These are often unidentifiable factors or "lingering scents" of the past. Although Christ has saved us, we must actively strip off old habits that carry the scent of our former life.
* Blindness: Progress is impossible without vision. One can be blinded by the things of this world, which ultimately prevents forward movement.

Grave cloths are often removed through the help of people around us. We must be sensitive and careful not to get upset with those God has destined to help us.

04/04/2026

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Sunday 29th Match, 2026Youth SundayTheme :  Stand Out ! We are in the world but not of the world. The need to be differe...
03/04/2026

Sunday 29th Match, 2026
Youth Sunday
Theme : Stand Out !

We are in the world but not of the world. The need to be different wherever we find ourselves triggered this panel discussion on a youth Sunday. In the in we established the fact that it may be costly to stand out but the consequences of blending-in are more costly.

Sunday 15th March , 2026Theme: THE POWER OF RELATIONSHIPSBible Passage: Hebrews 11:6Ministering: Pst Isaac AkeredoluRela...
22/03/2026

Sunday 15th March , 2026
Theme: THE POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS
Bible Passage: Hebrews 11:6
Ministering: Pst Isaac Akeredolu

Relationship can be defined as a connection or bond between two or more people. There are different types of relationships:

1. Our relationship with God. John 15:5
Without our relationship with God we cannot achieve anything meaningful. We cannot bear good fruit without God. By “fruit” we mean the fruit of the Spirit.

2. Our relationship with others. Matthew 19:26; Matthew 22:37–40
If your relationship with others is going to be meaningful, it will depend on your relationship with God. Ecclesiastes 4:12. Try to be a kind and good person because it often comes back to you. You should be a reason people want to come to church and to Christ. If that is not the case, then your relationship with others is not something to write home about.

3. Our relationship with our family. Genesis 49:26
There are certain things you may not experience until your mother or father blesses you. Whether your parents have been good to you or not, we need to honor them. Exodus (reference)

4. Our relationship with the church
We need to work on our relationship with the members of our church.

POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS
No relationship leaves you the way you are. It either lifts you up or brings you down, so we need to be careful when entering a relationship with someone—whether at work, in family life, or in church.

HOW TO TELL IF A RELATIONSHIP IS PROFITABLE
Luke 15:17–20

1. A good relationship is a place you can run to when you face problems. You feel comfortable discussing your difficulties with the other person. If you only feel comfortable when things are rosy, then you are not in a good relationship.

2. It should feel natural to ask for help when you are in a good relationship. John 11:3–4; Matthew 15:13

Sunday 1st February, 2026A Sunday dedicated to songs and hymn as divinely instructed. This moment satisfied the immediat...
01/02/2026

Sunday 1st February, 2026

A Sunday dedicated to songs and hymn as divinely instructed. This moment satisfied the immediate need and lightened the heavy atmosphere.

Songs and hymns were offered as burnt offering and petition. Indeed the Lord inhabites the praise of His people, for we experienced Him in a different dimension.

:Sunday 25th January2026Theme: Walking With GodMinistering: Bro SegunBible Passage: Numbers 14:6"Two cannot walk togethe...
26/01/2026

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Sunday 25th January2026
Theme: Walking With God
Ministering: Bro Segun
Bible Passage: Numbers 14:6

"Two cannot walk together unless they are in agreement," as Amos 3:3 states. When you don’t agree with God—truly seeing things as He sees them, hearing things as He hears them, and diligently doing things as He does—you will definitely encounter various challenges and discouraging situations. However, to walk faithfully on this journey, you need strong faith to command the mountains to move, and they will indeed move.

There is another level known as great faith; this kind of faith does not even allow you to perceive the mountain at all, or perhaps you may see it as a valley and confidently call it so.

Learn to walk not in fear, but instead in unwavering faith.**

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