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19/07/2026

From the Mountain to the L***r
Text: Matthew 8:1–4
"When Jesus came down from the mountainside, large crowds followed Him. A man with leprosy came and knelt before Him and said, 'Lord, if You are willing, You can make me clean.' Jesus reached out His hand and touched the man. 'I am willing,' He said. 'Be clean!' Immediately he was cleansed of his leprosy." (Matthew 8:1–3)
Theme:
The God Who Comes Down to Lift the Rejected
Jesus had just finished delivering the Sermon on the Mount. He did not remain on the mountain enjoying the applause of the crowd. He came down to meet a broken, rejected, and hopeless man.
1. Jesus Came Down Because Grace Comes Looking for the Broken
The mountain represents God's glory and power. The valley represents human pain.
Jesus descended because He did not come only to preach powerful sermons—He came to transform lives.
Many people are waiting for God to visit their valleys. Today, Jesus is coming down into your situation.
"The same Jesus who stood on the mountain of glory is walking into your valley of sickness, debt, rejection, and disappointment."
2. The L***r Represents Every Person Rejected by Society
A l***r was considered unclean, isolated, and untouchable.
Perhaps people have rejected you. Perhaps your family has abandoned you. Perhaps your past has labeled you.
But Jesus specializes in touching what everyone else avoids.
3. Faith Brings You Close to Jesus
The l***r said, "Lord, if You are willing, You can make me clean."
He never questioned Jesus' power. He only wondered about His willingness.
Jesus answered both questions with one sentence:
"I am willing. Be clean!"
Today Jesus is still willing:
Willing to forgive.
Willing to heal.
Willing to restore.
Willing to bless.
4. Jesus Touched the Untouchable
Under the law, touching a l***r made someone ceremonially unclean.
But when Jesus touched the l***r, the uncleanness did not spread to Jesus.
Instead, holiness flowed from Jesus into the l***r.

30/06/2026

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14/06/2026

Sunday 14/06/2026

God Has a Hope and a Future for You
Text: Jeremiah 29:11–13
Introduction
Many people are discouraged by delays, disappointments, and difficulties. Israel was in captivity when God spoke these words through Jeremiah. They were in a strange land, facing uncertainty. Yet God declared, "I know the plans I have for you."
Your situation may be confusing to you, but it is not confusing to God. He already knows the end from the beginning.
1. God's Plan Is Greater Than Your Present Situation
The people were in Babylon, but God's mind was still on their restoration.
The prison is not your destiny. The delay is not your destiny. The struggle is not your destiny.
God says, "I know the plans." The enemy may have a plan, but God's plan is superior.
Declaration
"Every negative situation in my life shall bow to the plan of God!"
2. God Has Planned Hope for You
Hope is the expectation that God will do what He promised.
When God gives hope:
Dry bones live again.
Closed doors open.
Lost opportunities return.
Broken dreams are restored.
The devil wants you to quit, but God says your future is still alive.
Declaration
"My hope shall not die. My future shall not be buried."
3. Prayer Connects You to God's Promise
Verse 12 says:
"Then you will call upon me and pray to me, and I will listen to you."
God's promises are activated through prayer.
Hannah prayed and received a son.
Elijah prayed and rain came.
The church prayed and Peter was released.
Prayer turns prophecy into reality.
4. Seek God Wholeheartedly
Verse 13 says:
"You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart."
Many seek blessings more than they seek God.
When you find God:
You find peace.
You find direction.
You find favor.
You find purpose.
Half-hearted seeking produces little results, but wholehearted seeking brings divine encounters.

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Sunday 7/06/2026STOP THE WEEPING📖Rev.5.5 But one of the twenty-four elders said to me, "Stop weeping! Look, the Lion of ...
08/06/2026

Sunday 7/06/2026
STOP THE WEEPING

📖Rev.5.5 But one of the twenty-four elders said to me, "Stop weeping! Look, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the heir to David's throne, has conquered. He is worthy to open the scroll and break its seven seals."

1. CHRIST = The Lion of Judah, the Worthy One – He’s the one with power and authority to open the scroll.

2. THE SCROLL = The book of God’s purposes, promises, and destiny.

3. THE SEALS = Barriers, delays, barrenness, closed doors, disappointments, things blocking God’s plan from manifesting in your life.

🔸Stop weeping❗️ Christ has conquered. He is worthy to open that scroll for you.

🔹Stop weeping❗️the Lion of Judah will open a new page in your life and cause you to rejoice

🔸Stop weeping❗️Jesus will open the scroll and make every positive promise written in it to be manifest in your life.

🔹Stop weeping❗️ the Lion of the tribe of Judah has triumphed. He will break every seal that blocks you from sprouting.

🔸Stop weeping❗️ Christ will open the scroll and break every seal that keeps you from thriving.

📖Rev.5.9 And they sang a new song with these words: "You are worthy to take the scroll and break its seals and open it. For you were killed, and your blood has ransomed people for God from every tribe and language and people and nation. (NLT)

IF HE OPENED THE SCROLL AND BROKE IT'S SEVEN SEALS THAT NO ONE ELSE COULD, THEN STOP WEEPING EVEN TODAY HE IS WORTHY, HE IS WELL ABLE AND MORE THAN WILLING TO BREAK EVERY BARRIER AND CAUSE US TO ENTER INTO OUR INHERITANCE.

BY THE LION OF THE TRIBE OF JUDAH WHO BROKE THE SEVEN SEALS ON THE SCROLL, EVERY BARRIER, BLOCKAGE, RESISTANCE IS BROKEN❗️NOW WE WILL REJOICE IN HIM,

02/06/2026

Sunday 31/05/2026
John 11
What seems dead to man is still under God's power."
When Lazarus became sick, his sisters, Mary and Martha, sent for Jesus Christ. They expected Him to come immediately, but He delayed. Lazarus died and was buried for four days. Yet Jesus arrived and performed a miracle that revealed God's glory.
Lessons from Lazarus
1. God's Delay Is Not God's Denial
Jesus loved Lazarus, but He did not come immediately. Sometimes God delays because He is preparing a greater testimony.
John 11:6 – "When he heard that Lazarus was sick, he stayed where he was two more days."
What looks like a delay may be divine timing.
2. Jesus Has Power Over Dead Situations
Lazarus was not merely sick; he was dead and buried. Yet Jesus called him out of the grave.
There is no situation too dead for God:
Dead dreams
Dead ministries
Dead relationships
Dead finances
When Jesus speaks, life returns.
3. Remove the Stone
Before raising Lazarus, Jesus told the people to remove the stone.
Sometimes God requires obedience before the miracle.
Remove unbelief.
Remove bitterness.
Remove fear.
4. Come Out of the Grave
Jesus cried, "Lazarus, come forth!"
Many people are alive physically but trapped in spiritual graves of sin, discouragement, and fear. Christ still calls people to come out and walk in freedom.
5. Loose Him and Let Him Go
After Lazarus came out, he was still wrapped in grave clothes.
God brings people out of bo***ge, but they must also be released from old habits, old thinking, and old limitations.

The story of Lazarus teaches that no situation is beyond God's reach. Even when hope seems buried, God can speak life into what appears impossible. The same Jesus who called Lazarus from the tomb is still able to resurrect dreams, ministries, families, and destinies today.
Prophetic Declaration: "Every dead situation in your life shall hear the voice of Jesus. Every stone shall be removed, every grave cloth shall be broken, and you shall walk in new life

25/05/2026

MAY 24,2026
REVIVAL AT MOUNT CARMEL”
Main Scripture
“Hear me, O Lord, hear me, that this people may know that thou art the Lord God…” — 1 Kings 18:37
Mount Carmel was not just a mountain; it became a place of decision, repentance, and revival.
In The Holy Bible, the nation of Israel had turned away from God and followed idols under the influence of Ahab and Jezebel. The spiritual altar of the nation was broken.
Then God raised Elijah to call the people back to Him.
1. Revival Begins With a Confrontation
Elijah stood before the people and declared:
“How long halt ye between two opinions?”
Revival begins when people stop compromising between God and the world.
Many want:
God’s blessings without obedience,
power without holiness,
and revival without repentance.
But true revival demands surrender.
2. The Broken Altar Must Be Repaired
Before the fire fell, Elijah repaired the altar of the Lord.
The altar represents:
prayer,
worship,
consecration,
and relationship with God.
A generation without prayer becomes spiritually weak. Revival starts when prayer altars are rebuilt again in homes, churches, and personal lives.
God is calling His people back to:
fasting,
prayer,
holiness,
and the Word of God.
3. Revival Comes With Fire
After Elijah prayed, the fire of God fell from heaven.
The fire consumed:
the sacrifice,
the wood,
the stones,
and even the water.
When God sends revival fire:
sin is exposed,
hearts are transformed,
chains are broken,
and spiritual hunger returns.
Revival is not emotional excitement alone; it is a return to God with power and truth.
4. Revival Restores Rain
After the fire came, rain followed.
Israel had suffered drought for years, but revival reopened the heavens.
When revival comes:
dry lives receive fresh strength,
dead dreams live again,
and spiritual drought ends.

18/05/2026

SUNDAY 17/05/2026
Leah: The Woman God Saw
Main Scripture: Genesis 29–35
Introduction
Leah was a woman rejected by man, but chosen and remembered by God.
People saw her weakness, but God saw her destiny.
The Bible says:
“When the Lord saw that Leah was hated, he opened her womb…” — Genesis 29:31
Leah teaches us that:
God sees hidden pain.
Rejection does not cancel destiny.
God can turn tears into testimony.
1. Leah Was Rejected but Not Forgotten
Jacob loved Rachel more than Leah.
Leah lived in a house where she constantly felt unwanted.
Many people today are like Leah:
Rejected in relationships
Ignored in families
Unappreciated in ministry
Compared to others
But God specializes in visiting rejected people.

People may overlook you, but Heaven knows your address.
David was forgotten by his family.
Joseph was rejected by his brothers.
Leah was unloved by her husband.
Yet God lifted them all.
2. God Saw Leah’s Tears
The powerful thing is this:
Jacob did not notice Leah’s pain, but God did.
God is attracted to broken hearts.
Psalm 34:18 says:
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted…”
Every silent tear Leah cried became a prayer before God.
Prophetic Word
The tears you cried secretly, God has recorded them.
3. Leah Stopped Chasing Love and Started Praising God
Leah gave birth to sons and named them from her pain.
Reuben — “The Lord has seen my misery”
Simeon — “The Lord heard”
Levi — “Now my husband will be attached to me”
But when Judah was born, something changed.
She said:
“Now will I praise the Lord.” — Genesis 29:35
She stopped seeking validation from man and turned to worship.

Your breakthrough begins when praise becomes greater than pain.
4. Judah Came Through Leah
The greatest honor of Leah was this:
Judah came from Leah’s womb.
And through Judah came the royal lineage leading to Jesus Christ.
The rejected woman carried royal destiny.

Do not judge your life by current rejection.
There may be greatness hidden inside your suffering.
5. Leah’s Story

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