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23/02/2026

THERE IS ALWAYS THAT NIGHT

February 23, 2026

Esther 6:1
On that night could not the king sleep…”

There are times it looks like the odds are against us, times when fear consumes us and it appears there is no end in sight and God seems so far away

But there is always that night when Heaven will arise on our behalf.

In Esther’s account, everything seemed to favour Haman.

He had influence, access, and the king’s confidence.

The decree against the Jews had been signed and Mordecai remained unrewarded and vulnerable.

From a human standpoint, the outcome appeared predictable.

But our passage says "On that night could not the king sleep.”

That single interruption changed everything.

Because the king could not sleep, he ordered the royal records to be read.

In those records, Mordecai’s earlier act of loyalty was discovered.

The man marked for destruction was instead marked for honour.

Precious One, God’s timing is deliberate.

He does not intervene prematurely, nor does He arrive too late. Selah

He allows events to unfold to the point where His hand becomes unmistakable.

If the king had remembered Mordecai earlier, the impact would not have been as profound.

But the night before ex*****on, heaven stepped in.

Beloved, your “that night” may not look dramatic but it is surely coming.

It may be a delayed decision, a reconsidered file, an unexpected call, or a sudden change of heart in someone with authority.

But when God moves, the outcomes will change.

Therefore remain steadfast, continue in prayer and hold your integrity.

Let us trust God's timing even when it stretches our patience.

For He knows when to act, how to act and when He chooses His moment, no opposition can prevent the outcome. Selah

So no matter what you face, keep praying and trusting for there is always THAT NIGHT.

Have a wonderful week






16/02/2026

AFTER THESE THINGS

February 16, 2026

Esther 3:1
After these things did king Ahasuerus promote Haman the son of Hammedatha the Agagite…” (KJV)

The book of Esther reveals a pattern that demands sober reflection.

Esther had just been crowned queen.

A season of favour had arrived and what looked like the fulfilment of destiny had finally come to pass.

Yet the very next chapter opens with a cautionary phrase: “After these things…” and Haman, the adversary, was promoted.

Celebration was followed by confrontation.

This pattern should not be ignored. Scripture shows that moments of elevation can be followed by moments of testing.

Joseph prospered in Potiphar’s house, and after those advances, temptation arose.

Jesus was affirmed at His baptism, and soon after faced direct temptation.

In Esther’s case, the crowning of a queen was followed by the rising of an enemy.

Beloved, it is worth noting that favour does not cancel opposition; sometimes it attracts it.

And this is a warning for our times.

The “after these things” moments are real, and they demand alertness.

What you gain in celebration can be threatened in complacency.

Esther’s story therefore teaches that destiny must be guarded after it is granted.

It teaches that it is not enough to reach the palace; one must be vigilant within it.

The promotion of Haman did not immediately appear dangerous, yet it carried the seeds of destruction.

This is the reason why when God lifts us, we ought to stay watchful.

When doors open, we need to strengthen our discipline.

When favour rests on us, we ought to deepen our dependence on God.

Remember, there is always an “after these things” moment.

So let us stay prayerful, humble, and always alert.








THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST

01/02/2026

NOW IT CAME TO PASS

February 01, 2026

Esther 1:1
Now it came to pass in the days of Ahasuerus…” (KJV)

The phrase “Now it came to pass” appears repeatedly in Scripture to mark the beginning of a change in events.

In our passage, we are introduced to a season in which God began to rearrange circumstances behind the scenes to bring deliverance to His people.

This phrase signals transition, fulfillment, and movement from one phase to another.

Beloved, “it came to pass” is a prophetic announcement that every season has an expiry date.

Delays, limitations, closed doors, and prolonged struggles do not have eternal permission.

When God says it came to pass, He is declaring that what was standing must now move.

What resisted progress must now give way to divine order.

As we have entered the month of February, I declare by the authority of God’s Word.

May this month activate the reality of “it came to pass” in your life.

I decree that lingering challenges will come to pass.

I decree that unresolved matters will come to pass.

I decree that prolonged waiting seasons will come to pass in the name of Jesus.

May your encounters bring favour where there was rejection, and acceleration where there was delay.

I declare that helpers assigned to your destiny will locate you without struggle and without manipulation.

What God has spoken concerning your life, family, ministry, and calling will manifest.

And as God presses the button of “IT CAME TO PASS.” What must change will change, and what must end will end, in Jesus’ name.

Have a blessed sunday







THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST

27/01/2026

SEIZE EVERY MOMENT

January 27, 2026

2 Timothy 4:2
Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season;

IShowSpeed, a popular YouTuber with over fifty million followers, is currently touring more than nineteen African countries.

With such massive reach and digital influence, his presence has ignited enormous traction across online platforms, drawing tens of thousands—sometimes millions—into live streams in real time.

In the midst of this spectacle, I was particularly awed by a simple yet daring act.

A young, bold lady slipped through the ranks, broke protocol, and placed a Bible into his hands right there on the grounds.

To some, it may have appeared insignificant—perhaps even a wild goose chase.

But to me, it was a holy interruption. She seized the moment and planted the seed of the gospel.

Beloved, the gospel we carry is a powerful gospel.

It is not fragile, nor is it intimidated by platforms, crowds, or culture.

It does not wait for ideal conditions.

Wherever it is released in faith, heaven responds, even when the soil looks unpromising.

Indeed, those who truly preach the gospel are not spectators of moments—they are seekers of moments.

They redeem the time, discern divine openings, and step into them with courage.

They understand that opportunity is often disguised as disruption and that eternity can hinge on a single obedient act.

Can you imagine what the Kingdom of God would look like if a digital influencer of such reach began to reveal Jesus live before millions?

One encounter could echo across continents.

One seed could become a harvest beyond our lifetime.

God has always advanced His Kingdom through men and women who dared to act when the moment appeared.

So let us rise, beloved. Let every moment count.

Heaven is leaning toward us, and Jesus is counting on us.

Like Paul charged Timothy, we are called to readiness—always ready, always willing.

For the gospel does not need ideal conditions. It only needs yielded vessels.

Seize the moment.
Preach the Word.
Plant the seed.
And trust God for the increase.

Shalom, peace and life to us all.







21/01/2026

DRIVE THE VULTURES AWAY

January 21, 2026

Genesis 15:11
And when the vultures came down on the carcasses, Abram drove them away.

There is a deep prophetic revelation hidden in the silence of Genesis 15.

God was in sacred discourse with Abram, not merely speaking promises, but initiating covenant.

The altar was arranged, the sacrifices laid out in obedience—heifer, ram, goat, turtledove, and pigeon—each positioned in alignment with divine instruction.

Heaven was near, purpose was clear, and destiny was unfolding.

Yet Scripture records something striking: the vultures came down.

Beloved, beyond the literal birds of prey, the vultures represent spiritual forces that hover around every God-ordained process.

They symbolize distractions, doubt, delay, discouragement, spiritual opposition, and premature interpretations that seek to contaminate what God has consecrated.

Vultures are attracted to sacrifice, not celebration.

Anytime you place something precious before God—your faith, obedience, prayer, or calling—expect vultures to circle.

For vultures do not come to create sacrifice; they come to consume it. Their assignment is interruption.

Had Abram allowed them, they would have defiled the offering and distorted the moment.

This teaches us that divine promises require human vigilance.

The Scripture says Abram drove them away.

He did not negotiate with them, ignore them, or spiritualize them away—he actively resisted them.

This was necessary because allowing the vultures would have meant allowing impatience to eat hope, fear to weaken faith, and delay to redefine promise.

Driving them away was Abram’s declaration that what God had ordained would not be corrupted by what hovered around it.

Beloved, the vultures will come—around your prayers, your calling, your obedience, and your waiting seasons.

But like Abram, you must rise and drive them away. Guard your sacrifice. Protect your promise. Defend your faith. When vultures are resisted, altars remain pure, and when altars remain pure, God completes what He has spoken.

Stay alert—destiny is too sacred to be devoured. Selah







THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST

17/01/2026

LET ABRAM TEACH YOU

January 17, 2026

Genesis 14:14
And when Abram heard that his brother was taken captive, he armed his trained servants…”

Life is full of unpleasant situations, and many times the deepest wounds come from those we have invested in.

From families, churches, and communities, betrayal is a bitter reality we cannot deny.

But the true test of character is not the pain we experience, but how we respond afterward.

By Genesis 14, Lot had separated from Abram by choice, a decision that created tension.

Yet when war came and Lot was taken captive, Abram did not dwell on past disagreements.

When he heard of Lot’s trouble, he rose to act.

Precious One, Abram teaches us that a healed heart is stronger than an offended one. Selah

He refused to allow old wounds to determine his present obedience.

Abram’s action shows that God backs those who choose mercy over malice.

He did not fight for recognition but for righteousness.

Heaven responded when love led the way.

So let Abram teach us to rise above offense and restore faith.

When you choose to rescue instead of rejoice over another’s fall, God strengthens your hands.

Hence in lifting others, you walk deeper into divine purpose and power.





13/01/2026

WHEN YOUR LOT DEPARTS, GOD WILL SPEAK

January 13, 2026

Genesis 13:14
And the LORD said unto Abram, after that Lot was separated from him, Lift up now thine eyes…”

Beloved, we live in a generation saturated with noise—distractions that compete for our attention and subtly weaken our sensitivity to God’s voice.

Divine silence is often not God’s absence, but the result of crowded hearts.

God still speaks, yet He seeks vessels that are quiet enough within to discern His whisper and courageous enough to obey His promptings. Selah

This is what the narrative of Abram and Lot is teaching us this morning.

For as long as Lot remained, heaven was quiet.

But the moment Lot departed, the Lord spoke again.

This teaches us that certain instructions, directions, and manifestations are reserved for seasons of alignment, not merely desire.

Lot is not necessarily a person; sometimes Lot is a pattern.

It could be a character flaw, a tolerated habit, an attitude that resists transformation, or an association that subtly pulls us away from God’s will.

Beloved, whatever competes with God for space in our hearts will eventually compete with our ability to hear Him clearly.

Actually, God never demands separation to impoverish us, but to prepare us.

When Lot left, Abram’s vision was enlarged and his covenant reaffirmed.

For what God removes is always inferior to what He reveals.

Separation is often the womb of elevation and clarity. Selah

So let us allow the Holy Spirit to search our hearts for somethings to leave for our next level to emerge.

Remember, obedience may feel uncomfortable, but delay is dangerous.

So let Lot go so God’s voice can flow. Selah









THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST

08/01/2026

GOD WILL ANNOUNCE YOU SOON

January 08, 2026

Matthew 5:15
No one lights a lamp and puts it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house.

Recently, Pastor Dolapo Lawal, a Nigerian pastor based in the United States, trended online following his impactful two-session ministration at the ongoing WAFBEC programme.

Honestly, until I saw those videos, I had neither heard of him nor encountered his ministry.

But as I watched closely and searched deeper into his teachings, I couldn’t miss his depth, revelatory insight, and simplicity in communicating faith.

His words carried clarity without noise, authority without striving.

As I reflected on this, the Lord impressed something strongly on my heart:

It is only God who announces a man.

When the due season comes, God Himself lights your lamp and places it on the lampstand—not for self-promotion, not by human manipulation, but by divine orchestration. Selah

This truth is deeply instructive, especially for young men and women who are faithfully laboring in obscurity—serving, praying, studying, building, and obeying God while it feels like no one is watching, applauding, or recognizing their efforts.

That hidden season is not punishment, it is preparation.

And preparation must be tested before announcement. Selah

God never announces what He has not first prepared. He never exposes what He has not refined. Selah

When He lifts you, you must be able to stand where He places you.

So don’t rush the process.Don’t compare timelines.Don’t force visibility.

Look up to God and rest in Him. If He has lit your lamp, He knows exactly when and where to place it.

When the time comes, no door can shut you out, and no voice can silence what God has chosen to reveal.
Be faithful where you are.

Therefore be diligent in secret. Be patient in preparation.

For your day of announcement is coming soon.






05/01/2026

GO FORWARD AND NEVER LOOK BACK

January 05, 2026

1 Kings 15:5
“David did what was right in the eyes of the Lord and did not fail to keep any of the Lord’s commands all the days of his life—except in the case of Uriah the Hittite.”

Whiles ministering at the Special Service last night, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, the Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, gave a powerful reminder: Go forward and never look back.

His reference to David brought clarity to a truth many struggle to accept that one moment of failure does not mean all is lost.

In 1 Kings 15:5, God Himself summarizes David’s life and acknowledges both his faithfulness and his failure.

David pleased God, walked in obedience, and pursued His heart—except in the matter of Uriah.

Yet that exception did not erase the covenant, the calling, or the legacy.

This verse shows us something crucial: God does not define us solely by our worst moments.

David’s sin was serious, painful, and costly.

But what preserved him was not perfection—it was repentance.

When confronted, David did not argue, justify, or hide, rather he returned to God with a broken and yielded heart.

He allowed grace to do its work.

That is the heart of the charge: Go forward and never look back.

Not because the past does not matter—but because God has already dealt with it.

Looking back to relive shame will weaken you.

Looking back to acknowledge God’s mercy will strengthen you. Selah

David did not camp at his failure; he rose from it and continued walking with God.

For failure is only an interruption, not a conclusion. Selah

God acknowledged David’s failure, yet He still called him a man who did what was right.

Beloved, if God has forgiven you, staying in guilt is not humility—it is disobedience.

Maybe there is an “except” in your story.

A moment you wish you could erase, a decision that still weighs on your heart.

Hear this clearly: God is not finished with you.

Just as David rose after repentance, you too can rise from the ashes of that failure..

So this is not the season to define yourself by regret but one to walk forward with renewed conviction.

For God is not asking you to look back in shame, he is inviting you to move forward in grace. Selah

Have a fruitful week, beloved.






03/01/2026

THE LORD WILL GIVE WHAT IS GOOD

January 03, 2026

Psalms 85:12
Yes, the Lord will give what is good, and our land will yield its increase.

The Bible carries a remarkable record of consistency and clarity concerning the mind and purpose of God for His people.

From Genesis to Revelation, God reveals Himself as faithful, intentional, and unwavering in goodness.

No wonder a wise writer once urged us to visit many books, but make our home in God’s Word.

Within its pages lie uncommon treasures—truths that, when embraced and appropriated, lead the heart into peace, assurance, and lasting settlement.

One such treasure meets us in today’s passage.

The psalmist boldly declares a timeless truth: “The Lord will give what is good.”

Beloved, this is not a wish, nor a hopeful assumption—it is a confident proclamation rooted in the nature of God Himself.

Precious One, goodness is not merely something God does; it is who He is.

God is the custodian and repository of all goodness.

Everything that flows from Him carries the fragrance of His nature.

His plans are good, his ways are good and timing is good.

Even when circumstances seem unclear, His goodness remains unchanged. Selah

That is why heaven’s testimony still resounds: God is good—all the time. And all the time—God is good.

Therefore, let your heart not fret. Whatever confronts you today is not beyond the reach of His goodness.

Stay calm in His glorious presence. Resist the urge to panic or despair.

Fix your gaze firmly on Him, for the One who holds your future is good—and He will do you good.

Have a pleasant weekend, precious one






02/01/2026

A WORD FOR THE MORNING

January 02, 2026

Psalms 143:8
“Let the morning bring me word of Your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in You.

The seasons of harvest are not random moments; they are appointed times where we reap what has been planted, sown, and even injected into the soil of destiny.

Harvest reveals what was hidden beneath the ground—faithfulness rewarded, obedience remembered, prayers answered. Selah

One key ingredient for harvesting is access to God’s Word.

Precious One, without the Word, harvest remains potential.

With the Word, harvest becomes inevitable. Hallelujah

This is what the Psalmist reveals when he prays, “Let the morning bring me word…”

He understood that before activity, before decisions, before the noise of the day, the soul must first hear from God.

For morning revelation produces daily direction. Selah

Precious one, God’s Word is our sickle for the harvest.

It is the divine tool that cuts through confusion and gathers the fruit of joy, peace, wisdom, and grace.

What you hear from God determines what you will reap in life.

As we journey through 2026—our Year of Harvest—may our ears be finely tuned to heaven.

May distractions be silenced and spiritual sensitivity be sharpened.

May the signals of divine utterance come through audibly, clearly, and timely.

We pray that in 2026, we will not walk blindly but our mornings will carry clarity and our days will carry direction.

May we wake up each morning to the knock of God's word in our hearts.






08/12/2025

YOUR AXE HEAD WILL FLOAT AGAIN

December 08, 2025

2 Kings 6:5-6 (KJV)
But as one was felling a beam, the axe head fell into the water...and the man of God said, Where fell it? And he shewed him the place. And he cut down a stick, and cast it in thither; and the iron did float.

Scripture is replete with stories that reveal what God can do when His presence steps into human situations.

One such account appears in 2 Kings 6, where a group of young prophets set out to expand their living space.

In the middle of that good work, a borrowed axe head slipped from its handle and sank into the river.

It was a moment of crisis, helplessness, and that of potential embarrassment.

Yet, the presence of God transformed that crisis into a testimony.

This is because when God is working things out, limitations dissolve, and impossibilities bow. Selah

One divine instruction—and the axe head floated again.

And this morning, God wants me to tell you this: Your Axe Head will float again.

The axe head represents the very tools that give us progress, movement, and advantage.

It symbolizes opportunities, open doors, financial empowerment, access to success, and the means through which God helps us rise.

Sometimes, through the pressures of life, through unexpected loss, through personal mistakes, or the attacks of the enemy, these tools seem to slip from our hands and disappear beneath the waters of circumstance.

But when God steps into such situations, the impossible became possible.

The iron axe head did what iron cannot naturally do—it floated.

This is what God is going to do for you too - your sinking life is about to float.

The God who made iron rise above water is the God who will make your lost hopes, lost resources, lost opportunities, and lost dreams rise again.

No situation is beyond His reach, and no loss is beyond His restoration.

As we travel this week, may we experience the supernatural return of everything that once sank in your life.

May our axe heads float again as evidence of the presence and power of the God who is able to do beyond measure. Selah






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