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27/04/2026

7 DAYS POWER PACKED REVIVAL

DAY 5

Speaker: Elder Richard Sagbil

Topic: How to stay in the anointing of the Lord

Scripture Readings: Luke 4, Deut 8:3, 2 Corinthians 10:3-6, Galatians 2, Isaiah 54:14, Hebrews 1:9

NOTES

THE POWER AND AUTHORITY OF GOD'S WORD

Introduction
Satan is a master of distortion — he does not always come with outright lies but with subtle misquotations of Scripture designed to pull us away from God's truth.

I. Satan's Misuse of Scripture & Christ's Response (Luke 4:1-13)

First Temptation — The Temptation of Physical Need (Luke 4:1-4; Deut. 8:3)
Satan paraphrased Deuteronomy 8:3 to tempt Jesus to turn stones into bread, appealing to His physical hunger after 40 days of fasting. But Jesus responded with the full context of the Word: "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God." The enemy will use your moment of weakness and physical need to push you into acting outside of God's will. Don't let hunger — physical, financial, emotional — cause you to step outside God's ordained path.

Second Temptation — The Temptation of Power & Worldly Resources (Luke 4:5-8; Deut. 6:13-14)
Satan paraphrased Deuteronomy 6:13-14, offering Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if He would bow and worship him. Satan promised what was never his to give. Jesus rebuked him with the Word — "You shall worship the LORD your God, and Him only you shall serve." Beware of shortcuts to success, influence, and wealth that require you to compromise your worship and allegiance to God. Everything Satan offers comes with a hidden price tag.

Third Temptation — The Temptation of Presumption (Luke 4:9-13; Psalm 91)
Satan paraphrased Psalm 91, tempting Jesus to throw Himself from the pinnacle of the Temple to test whether God would send angels to protect Him. Satan can quote Scripture — but he quotes it out of context, stripped of its spirit and intent. Jesus responded: "You shall not tempt the LORD your God." God's promises are not blank cheques for reckless behaviour. Faith is not the same as presumption.

Key Lesson: Jesus did not argue with Satan — He answered with the Word. This is our model. Know the Word well enough to recognise when it is being twisted.

II. The Word of God Must Not Depart From Our Mouths (Joshua 1:8)

God commanded Joshua: "This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate in it day and night." This is not merely a devotional suggestion — it is a strategic instruction for victory. Meditation and confession of the Word builds an inner fortress that the enemy cannot easily pe*****te. If Satan's primary weapon is a distorted word, our primary defence is the true and living Word constantly in our hearts and on our lips.

III. We Must Be Obedient to God's Word (2 Corinthians 10:3-6)

Though we live in the flesh, our warfare is not carnal. The weapons God has given us are mighty — capable of pulling down strongholds, casting down arguments, and bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ. Obedience to the Word is not passive — it is an act of warfare. Every area of our thinking that we surrender to God's Word is territory reclaimed from the enemy. Disobedience, on the other hand, opens doors and creates vulnerabilities.

IV. Let Holistic Living Be a Priority (Isaiah 54:14; Hebrews 1:9)

Isaiah 54:14 declares: "In righteousness you shall be established; you shall be far from oppression, for you shall not fear." Righteousness is not just spiritual — it shapes our entire life: our relationships, our decisions, our character, our conduct. Hebrews 1:9 reminds us that Jesus loved righteousness and hated lawlessness — and it was this wholehearted devotion that set Him apart and led to His anointing above all others. We are called to the same standard — a life where holiness is not compartmentalised but woven into every aspect of who we are.

V. Do Not Let Sin Quench the Fire of God in You (1 Thessalonians 5:19; Galatians 2:12-14)

Do not quench the Spirit — 1 Thessalonians 5:19 is a sober warning. The fire of the Holy Spirit can be dampened by compromise, fear of man, and inconsistency. In Galatians 2:12-14, we see a powerful example in the Apostle Peter — a man who had walked with Jesus, been filled with the Spirit, and preached boldly at Pentecost — yet he withdrew and separated himself from the Gentiles when certain people came from Jerusalem, fearing the circumcision group. His compromise was so serious that Paul had to confront him publicly. The fear of man and the pressure to conform will quench what God has lit in you. Stand firm in the truth of the Gospel regardless of who is watching or who is present.

Conclusion
The Word of God is our greatest weapon and our surest foundation. Satan has not changed his strategy — he still comes with distorted truth, appealing to our needs, our ambitions, and our pride. Our response must mirror Christ's: know the Word, live the Word, speak the Word, and refuse to compromise it — in private or in public, in comfort or in crisis.

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7 DAYS POWER PACKED REVIVAL

DAY 4

Speaker: Elder Richard Sagbil
Topic: The power of God still exists
Scripture Readings: Psalm 147:5, 1 Peter 5:10-11, Genesis 1:26, Psalm 24:1; 62:11; 65:1-2; 105:4, Matthew 28:18, Colossians 2:9.

NOTE

THE POWER, DOMINION AND AUTHORITY OF GOD

Introduction

The power of the Lord is beyond measure. As Psalm 147:5 declares, God's understanding is infinite and His power has no limit. Everything in creation — the heavens, the earth and all that is in it — belongs to Him. Psalm 24:1 reminds us that the earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof, the world and all who dwell in it. This is not a power shared or borrowed; it belongs solely and completely to our God. Psalm 62:11 further confirms that power belongs to God, and God alone.

Dominion Exceeds Power

Our Lord Jesus Christ has dominion over the entire universe, and we must bear in mind that dominion exceeds power. In Genesis 1:26, God gave humanity dominion over everything He created — the fish of the sea, the birds of the air, and every living creature. In that original state, humanity was never afraid of the wilderness or the wild. But when the enemy came, he stole that dominion from us and we became fearful of the very creation we were meant to rule over. What the enemy took, however, Christ came to restore.

Jesus is the Boss

Authority, power and dominion belong to our Lord Jesus Christ because He has conquered death, hell and the grave. Matthew 28:18 declares that all authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Him. It is on the basis of this total authority that He commissioned His disciples — not in their own strength, but in His. As Colossians 2:9 tells us, in Christ the fullness of the Godhead dwells in bodily form, meaning there is no power or authority outside of Him.

Even in the affairs of nations, this truth is being acknowledged. When President Trump declared that America needs power from the Boss because Jesus — not any earthly leader — is the true Boss, it was a remarkable acknowledgment that the most powerful nation on earth recognises Christ as Lord and Saviour of the world.

Our Vulnerability and the Source of Strength

1 Peter 5:10-11 assures us that the God of all grace, who has called us to His eternal glory in Christ, will Himself restore, confirm, strengthen and establish us. To Him belongs dominion forever and ever. This is our anchor. We become vulnerable when we allow sin to gain a foothold or when we permit the enemy to manipulate us — just as Samson lost his strength through compromise. But the promise of God is restoration and establishment, not permanent defeat.

Psalm 65:1-2 reminds us that praise belongs to God and that He hears prayer — meaning our access to His power is through worship and communion with Him. Psalm 105:4 further instructs us to seek the Lord and His strength, to seek His face continually. Our dominion is not self-generated; it flows from a constant and deliberate pursuit of God.

PRAYER POINTS

1. Father, by the authority in Matthew 28:18, every dominion that has been stolen from me — over my life, family, finances and territory — I declare it restored in Jesus' name.

2. Lord, according to 1 Peter 5:10-11, turn every area of my vulnerability into a place of strength and dominion. What the enemy has used against me, let it become my testimony.

3. By the power that belongs to You alone (Psalm 62:11), grant me dominion over my finances. Let me no longer struggle in lack but exercise authority over every financial battle in Jesus' name.

4. Father, I declare by the dominion You gave in Genesis 1:26 — I will not be remote-controlled by the enemy. I take control of every space and environment I find myself in, in Jesus' name.

5. Lord, as Psalm 105:4 commands, give me a heart that continually seeks Your face so that I walk in sustained strength and never lose my dominion through complacency or sin.

6. By the fullness of Christ declared in Colossians 2:9, let every power contesting my God-given authority be subdued. I walk in the dominion of Christ — over darkness, over fear and over every wilderness.

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7 DAYS POWER PACKED REVIVAL

DAY 3
Speaker: Deacon Emmanuel Kuttin
Scripture Reading: Luke 18:1–7

WHAT IS THE HINDRANCE TO A BELIEVER'S POWER?

Understanding Power And Its Source

Power is the ability or capacity to do something or produce a measurable effect. Every form of power has a source — ECG draws its power from the Akosombo Dam, solar panels draw theirs from the sun. In the same way, as believers, Jesus Christ is our ultimate source of power. We do not generate spiritual power on our own; we tap into Him and access all the benefits that flow from that connection.

POWER VS. AUTHORITY — THERE IS A DIFFERENCE

Consider the President of a nation. His power and authority to make decisions are both derived from the Constitution. However, when the President is absent, the Vice President may hold power in position, yet is not granted the authority to carry out certain specific functions reserved for the President alone.

This same principle applies to believers. Some have the power to pray, but have not yet been entrusted with the authority to cast out demons. Power and authority, though related, are not automatically the same. A believer can be saved and still lack the spiritual authority needed to confront deeper works of darkness — and this gap is often the greatest hindrance to a believer walking in their full potential.

HOW DOES ONE GROW IN POWER AND AUTHORITY?

1. Consistency in Seeking the Face of God
Set a dedicated time and place to pray and study the Word of God daily. Spiritual power is not built in a moment — it is cultivated through a lifestyle of consistency. A believer who shows up irregularly before God will remain spiritually weak, easily shaken by the pressures of life.

2. Prolong Your Time at the Altar
(Luke 18:1–7 — The Parable of the Persistent Widow)
Jesus Himself taught that men ought to pray and not faint. In the spiritual realm, sacrifices must be made to trigger divine benefits. Fasting and extended prayer are not religious rituals — they are spiritual investments. Men and women like Daniel, David, Abraham, Peter, James, and John understood this and walked in extraordinary power as a result. Their secret was not talent or personality — it was time spent before God.

3. Deal With Sin Decisively
Sin is one of the most direct hindrances to a believer's power. Unconfessed sin creates distance between a believer and God, blocking the flow of His power and authority in their life. *(Isaiah 59:2)* A believer cannot walk in spiritual authority while living in compromise.

4. Stay Connected to the Body of Christ
Isolation weakens a believer. Iron sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17). Staying planted in a praying, Word-grounded community strengthens your spiritual capacity and keeps you accountable in your walk with God.

ILLUSTRATION — THE WATER BOTTLE

Picture a filled water bottle standing firm on a table, alongside several empty bottles. The filled bottle represents a Spirit-filled believer — upright, stable, and immovable.

When you first accept Jesus as your Lord and personal Saviour, you begin to fill — but if you stop there, you remain only partially filled. Like a nearly empty bottle, even the slightest pressure — a hard circumstance, a difficult season, a moment of temptation — can knock you over. Sin, prayerlessness, and neglect of God's Word keep the believer in this vulnerable, half-empty state.

But after genuine revival — after fasting, praying, and pursuing God consistently — you become full. And a full bottle cannot be easily knocked over. The worldly pressures, distractions, and temptations that once destabilized you lose their grip, because Jesus has marked you and saturated your life with His presence.

A Word of Warning — Satan Has Also Marked You

Here is a truth many believers are not prepared for: the higher you go in God, the more targeted you become in the spirit. Just as Jesus marked you when you surrendered to Him, Satan has also taken note of your growth — and he will send tests, trials, and temptations specifically designed to shake your faith.

Look at Job. He was not attacked because he was weak — he was attacked because he was righteous. Satan went after the best one he could find. In the same way, your spiritual growth will be tested.
This is not a reason to fear — it is a reason to stay committed.

Conclusion
Stay in the Lord. Fast. Pray. And let Him continue to fill you up. Do not be satisfied with where you are spiritually. The enemy is not idle, and neither should you be. Keep seeking, keep pressing, keep filling — because a believer who stays full of God is a believer the enemy cannot move.

21/04/2026

7 DAYS POWER PACKED REVIVAL

DAY 2

Speaker: Elder Isaac Ofori Anokye
Topic: The power of God still exists if you believe
Scripture Reading: Jeremiah 23:29

NOTE

THE POWER OF GOD
The power of God is a divine, supernatural force that originates from heaven — an unlimited, inexhaustible energy that flows from the very nature and presence of God Almighty. It is not of human origin, nor can it be replicated by human effort. It is sovereign, purposeful, and always effective.

HOW DOES THE POWER OF GOD WORK?

1. Through the Word of God — Hebrews 4:12

The Word of God is not merely ink on paper or words on a page — it is alive and active. Consider the following truths about the Word:

- It carries life — The Word of God has the power to restore life to what is lifeless. Just as God spoke creation into existence in Genesis 1, His Word today still breathes life into dead situations, broken relationships, failing health, and hopeless circumstances.
- It carries strength — The Word of God is not weak or passive. It carries divine strength that upholds and sustains. When you are weary, the Word strengthens you. When you are falling, the Word holds you up.
- It is sharper than any two-edged sword — A two-edged sword cuts on both sides, but the Word of God is sharper still. It cuts through deception, pe*****tes the heart, divides truth from error, and exposes what lies hidden in the depths of the soul. Nothing can hide from it.
- It discerns the thoughts and intentions of the heart — The Word of God is a spiritual mirror. It reveals who we truly are before God and calls us to alignment with His will.

2. Through Faith in the Lord

Faith is the channel through which God's power is released in our lives. Without faith, the power of God remains untapped — like electricity in a wire with no switch turned on.

- The example of the Syrophoenician woman (Matthew 15:21–28) — This mother came to Jesus with one singular belief: that her daughter would be healed. She was initially met with silence and then what seemed like rejection, yet she refused to waver. Her persistent, unwavering faith moved the heart of Jesus, and her daughter was healed that very hour. Faith does not give up when the answer is delayed.
- Faith sees the outcome before it happens — Faith is described in Hebrews 11:1 as the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. The woman did not see the healing before she came, but she believed it — and that belief produced the result.
- Faith activates God's promises — God's Word is filled with promises, but it is faith that activates them in our personal lives. Every miracle in the Bible was preceded by an act of faith.
- Faith silences doubt and fear — Where faith increases, doubt decreases. The power of God flows freely in an atmosphere of faith, just as it was said of a certain place that Jesus could not do many miracles there because of their unbelief (Matthew 13:58).

3. Through the Word as a Hammer and Fire — Jeremiah 23:29

The Prophet Jeremiah reveals another dimension of the power of God's Word — its force and its heat.

- The Word as a Hammer — Just as a skilled carpenter drives a nail through solid wood with a hammer, the Word of God drives through every obstacle in our lives. No wall is too thick. No stronghold is too fortified. No situation is too stubborn. The force does not come from us — it comes from the Word itself. The carpenter does not strain the nail into the wood with his fingers; he uses the force of the hammer. Likewise, we do not overcome by our own might but by the power of the Word of God.
- The Word as Fire — Fire does not negotiate with what it touches. It consumes, it purifies, and it transforms. The Word of God burns away everything that should not be in our lives — sin, fear, lies, and bo***ge. What the hammer breaks, the fire burns up completely.
- It breaks every obstacle — No mountain of difficulty, no generational curse, no spiritual opposition can withstand the force of God's Word when it is spoken in faith. Every obstacle must yield.
- It requires no second attempt — Unlike human tools that may tire or wear out, the power of God never diminishes. His Word accomplishes what He sends it to do, and it does not return to Him void (Isaiah 55:11).

Conclusion

The power of God is not theoretical — it is active, present, and available to every believer. It works through His living Word, through the faith we exercise, and through the unstoppable force of His Spirit that breaks through every barrier. To access the power of God, we must immerse ourselves in His Word, anchor ourselves in faith, and trust that what He has promised, He is more than able to perform.

21/04/2026

7 DAYS POWER PACKED REVIVAL

DAY 1

Speaker: Elder Edwin Odame Yeboah
Topic: The power of God still exist
Text: Mark 16:16-18, Matthew 8:16; 28-35, John 11:33-34

NOTE

The Power of God: Why Many Believers Are Not Walking in Divine Power

The Electricity Analogy: Understanding God's Power

1. When the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) distributes electricity across the nation, every home has the potential to receive light. However, if you fail to recharge your meter or pay your bills, your home will remain in darkness — not because the power company stopped generating electricity, but because you disconnected yourself from the supply. In the same way, God's power is constantly available and never runs dry, but many believers are living in spiritual darkness simply because they have failed to stay connected to the Source.

2.Furthermore, there are some people who do not even bother to write to ECG requesting that poles and cables be laid to their area so they can access electricity. They complain about living in darkness, yet they take no steps to connect themselves to the power grid. Spiritually, this mirrors the condition of many Christians today — they desire the power of God but are unwilling to take the necessary steps to pursue it. They watch others walk in divine power and wonder why their lives remain powerless, yet they make no effort to position themselves to receive.

3. There are also those who have electricity connected to their homes but never switch on the lights. The power is available, the connection has been made, yet they live as though it were not there. Many believers are in this same condition — they are saved, they are connected to Christ, but they have never activated the power of God within them through faith, prayer, and the Word.

The Promise of Power: The Holy Spirit

4. Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He gave His disciples a very specific instruction — "Wait in Jerusalem for the promise of the Father." He did not send them out immediately. He knew that without power, their ministry would be ineffective. When the Holy Spirit descended on the Day of Pentecost and they were all baptized with His presence, something dramatic happened. These same disciples who had once hidden behind locked doors out of fear began to boldly proclaim the Gospel. Peter, who had denied Jesus three times, stood up before thousands and preached with such authority that three thousand souls were added to the Church in a single day. The Holy Spirit was not a luxury — He was a necessity.

5. As a believer, you carry within you the same Spirit that raised Jesus Christ from the dead. The Bible declares in Romans 8:11 that the Spirit of God lives in you. This means that no situation, no obstacle, no trial, and no enemy has the final say over your life. Every challenge you face is subject to the power that resides within you. You are not an ordinary person — you are a carrier of divine power, and you are destined to triumph.

WHY THE POWER OF GOD IS NOT MANIFESTING IN MANY BELIEVERS

Despite having access to this tremendous power, many Christians are not experiencing it in their daily lives. Here are the key reasons:

1. We Are Not Seeking the Power of God - Many believers are content with a surface-level Christianity. They attend church on Sundays, sing the songs, and go back home unchanged. They have never truly hungered for the deeper things of God. Jesus said, "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled." Until there is a genuine hunger for God's power, it will remain dormant in the lives of many.

2. We Do Not Like Praying — Prayer is the channel through which God's power flows into our lives. It is the spiritual wire that connects us to the Source. When prayer is neglected, the connection weakens, and the power supply is cut off. Many believers spend more time on social media, entertainment, and idle conversations than they do in prayer. A prayerless Christian is a powerless Christian.

3. We Do Not Study and Meditate on the Word of God — The Word of God is described as a sword — a weapon of spiritual warfare. When we neglect the Scriptures, we become spiritually unarmed and vulnerable. Faith, which is the key that unlocks God's power, comes by hearing the Word of God. A believer who does not feed on the Word will inevitably grow weak in faith and unable to access divine power.

4. We Live in Sin and Compromise — Sin creates a barrier between us and God. Isaiah 59:2 declares that our iniquities have separated us from God and our sins have hidden His face from us. Many believers want the power of God but are unwilling to let go of habits, lifestyles, and attitudes that grieve the Holy Spirit. You cannot carry the holy fire of God while embracing what God has condemned.

5. We Rely Too Much on Human Wisdom and Methods — In an age of technology and information, many believers turn to Google before they turn to God.

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