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The Lion of Judah Prophetic Ministry, Abuja (2026)

24/06/2026

Giving up is not an option.

To be "chosen" is rarely a path of immediate privilege; historically and metaphorically, it is a path of profound testing. When you carry a unique assignment, a vision, or a responsibility to lift others, the weight of the journey can feel overwhelming.

However, giving up is not an option. Here is a foundational teaching on why those who are called must endure, no matter how steep the climb.

1. The Warfare is Proof of the Weight

The intensity of the opposition you face is often directly proportional to the magnitude of your assignment.

The Target: You do not encounter heavy resistance when you are moving in the wrong direction or doing nothing of significance. The friction, the delays, and the obstacles are validation that your path carries weight.

The Lesson: Resistance is not a sign that you have failed; it is proof that you are a threat to the status quo. Enduring the warfare refines your character, turning raw potential into tested authority.

2. Your Process is Someone Else's Blueprint

A chosen one never walks a solitary path purely for themselves. Your life is designed to be a message and a map for those coming behind you.

The Responsibility: If you give up, you don't just abort your own destiny, you compromise the breakthrough of everyone waiting on the other side of your obedience.

The Ripple Effect: Your endurance creates a track record of victory. When you survive the wilderness, you return with the wisdom, empathy, and practical steps needed to mentor, teach, and liberate others.

3. The Wilderness is Where the "Anointing" is Refined

No one is thrust into a high calling without a season of crushing. Olives must be crushed to produce oil; gold must pass through the fire to be purified.

Deepening the Roots: The seasons of silence, isolation, and intense struggle are designed to build a deep, unshakeable foundation. Without this processing, sudden elevation would lead to a sudden collapse.

The Transformation: The wilderness strips away superficial reliance on external validation, forcing you to anchor yourself in absolute internal conviction and divine purpose.

4. The Law of the Last Lap

The darkest hour of the night is always just before the dawn, and the heaviest spiritual or mental fatigue usually hits when you are closest to the threshold of a breakthrough.

"Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up."

When everything in you screams to stop, it is often because the atmosphere recognizes that your season of labor is about to yield its harvest. Giving up on the last lap invalidates the miles you have already conquered.

You have been equipped with the specific resilience required for your specific mantle. The pressure is not there to destroy you; it is there to reveal what you are made of. Stand firm, keep building, and remember that the mandate on your life carries the grace to sustain it.

Thank you Jesus .

23/06/2026

Teaching on our identity in Christ

The greatest tragedy in the life of a believer is not failing to reach heaven; it is living on earth completely unaware of the wealth, authority, and identity already deposited within you.

When you truly realize who you are in Christ, it is not just a psychological boost or a shift in mindset, it is a spiritual revolution. It breaks long-standing stagnation, completely overwrites your old patterns of operation, and positions you to walk effortlessly in God’s glory.

1. The Blueprint of Stagnation vs. The Power of Identity

Stagnation is rarely a problem of external doors being shut; it is almost always an internal identity crisis. When you do not know who you are, you operate from a deficit, constantly trying to achieve what God has already granted.

The Old Covenant Mindset: Working for acceptance, fighting for victory, and begging for breakthrough. This cycle breeds exhaustion, frustration, and eventual stagnation.

The In-Christ Reality: You do not work for victory; you work from victory. You are not trying to get close to God; you are already seated with Him in heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6).

The Shift: Stagnation lifts the moment you stop trying to "become" and start resting in what is already "done." When the root of your identity is secure, the fruit of your life begins to move forward.
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2. The Metamorphosis: How Our Ways of Doing Things Change

When identity changes, methodology must follow. You cannot pour new wine into old wineskins. Realizing your identity in Christ fundamentally alters your approach to life, challenges, and daily routines.

The Old Way of Operating
1.Driven by Anxiety: Forced hustling, striving in human strength, and fear of failure.

2.Defensive Living: Constantly reacting to circumstances, opposition, or what people say.

3.Scarcity Mindset: Survival mode, hoarding resources, and fearing lack.

The "In-Christ" Way of Operating
1.Led by the Spirit: Operating from a place of rest, divine strategy, and effortless flow.

2.Offensive Authority: Speaking to mountains, shifting atmospheres, and setting the tone.

3.Abundance Mindset: Knowing you are an heir to the Kingdom, backed by heaven’s economy.

As Romans 12:2 commands, your way of doing things changes through the renewing of your mind. You stop looking at resources, limitations, or past delays. Instead, you look at the Christ who lives inside you and ask, "How does a joint-heir with Christ handle this situation?"

3. Stepping into the Weight of His Glory

The word for glory in Hebrew is Kabod, which implies weight, splendor, and the manifest presence of God. Walking in God's glory means that your life ceases to be an advertisement for your human ability and becomes a canvas for His divine presence.

You Become a Conductor, Not a Creator: You no longer carry the heavy burden of manufacturing success. You simply become a vessel through which His wisdom, power, and love flow into the earth.

The Glory Attracts, When you walk in your true identity, doors open that no man can shut. Favor ceases to be something you chase; it becomes a shadow that follows you because you are walking in alignment with the King.

4. Activating the Shift: A Guide for the Soul

To break the final chains of stagnation and step into this new dimension, three deliberate shifts must occur in your daily walk:

Shift Your Gaze: Stop auditing your flaws and start auditing your inheritance. Look at Christ, and you will see your true reflection.

Shift Your Speech: Stop speaking from the level of your current circumstances. Speak from the level of your seated position in Christ. If you are seated above, your words should carry the weight of a decree.

Shift Your Pace: Disconnect from the frantic urgency of the world. God's glory moves with rhythmic, intentional power. Rest is the ultimate expression of confidence in your identity.

When this truth settles deep into your spirit, the ceiling over your life shatters. a person who knows their identity in Christ cannot be kept in a cage.

Thank you Jesus

21/06/2026

Sunday Teaching.

The Core Verse

"Many will be purified, made spotless and refined, but the wicked will continue to be wicked. None of the wicked will understand, but those who are wise will understand." (Daniel 12:10, NIV)

"The Great Separation"

Introduction:

"Have you ever noticed how the exact same difficult situation can happen to two different people, and they come out of it looking completely opposite? One person goes through a hard time and comes out bitter, angry, and cynical. Another person goes through the exact same trial and comes out softer, kinder, and deeply grounded.

Why is that?

Thousands of years ago, the prophet Daniel was given a vision about the end of days, a time of intense pressure and chaos. And in Daniel 12:10, God gives us a massive clue about what hard times actually do to the human heart. Let's look at it together."

1. Hard Times are a Filter, Not Just a Punishment

"The verse starts by saying: 'Many will be purified, made spotless and refined...'

Notice the words used here: purified, spotless, refined. These are process words. They all require heat, pressure, or friction.

Purifying implies washing away dirt.

Refining is what a goldsmith does. You don't get pure gold by wishing for it; you get it by throwing the rough ore into a scorching furnace so the impurities rise to the top and can be scraped away.

When pressure comes into our lives, God isn't trying to destroy us. He is using the friction of life to clean us up and make us spotless. The trials don't make us weak; they reveal where we need refining."

2. Pressure Only Accelerates Your True Direction

"But then the verse takes a sharp turn: '...but the wicked will continue to be wicked.'

This is a fascinating psychological and spiritual reality. Pressure doesn't actually change your fundamental nature; it just accelerates the direction you were already walking. If a person is committed to selfishness, a crisis will just make them more aggressively selfish.

Think of it like this: the same sun that melts wax also hardens clay. The difference isn't the sun; it's the material. When global or personal shaking happens, it forces everyone to pick a side. There is no neutral ground."

3. Spiritual Sight is a Matter of the Heart, Not the Brain

"The verse ends with a warning and a promise: 'None of the wicked will understand, but those who are wise will understand.'

Why can’t the wicked understand what God is doing? It’s not because they lack intelligence. It’s because spiritual understanding isn't an IQ issue; it's an obedience issue. If you are actively resisting God, His plans will look like foolishness to you. But if you have the 'wisdom', which the Bible says starts with honoring and respecting God, you will have the eyes to see what He is doing behind the scenes, even when the world looks chaotic."

The Takeaway / Conclusion

"So, what's the bottom line for us today?

We can't always control the chaos of the world around us, and we can't control the trials that hit our lives. But we can control how we respond to the furnace. When the heat gets turned up, don't waste the crisis. Let it purify you. Lean into the wisdom of God, stay close to Him, and let the pressure refine you into someone who reflects Him more clearly."

Thank you Jesus.

20/06/2026

The Question We Are All Asking

I was brought into a profound spiritual moment in my dream where a very common, yet painful question was asked: "Why is it so difficult for one to be married? Why is breakthrough taking so long?"

Maybe you are asking that same question today about your marriage, your career, or your ministry. You feel stuck, you feel hidden, and you feel like time is passing you by.

But Holy Spirit stopped me to give an answer that shifts our perspective entirely. The problem isn’t a lack of options or a lack of favour. The problem is a lack of readiness.

When you are truly ready in the spirit, you will not have to chase your breakthrough; your breakthrough will pursue you. You will move from a position of desperation to a position of divine selection.

*How do we become ready? It begins with a period of intense focus, purity, and consecration. In my walk, the Lord revealed a blueprint to me: a season of absolute devotion, keeping your heart pure, keeping your eyes on God, and shutting out the noise.

When we talk about fasting, praying, and staying pure in a world that promotes compromise, people often look at us and say, "This is too hard. Why must I suffer like this?"

I want to correct that language today. It is not suffering; it is sacrifice.

Suffering implies you are a victim of your circumstances, losing out for nothing.

Sacrifice means you are intentionally laying down something of a lower value to obtain something of a much higher value.

Fasting is difficult. Saying "no" to your flesh hurts. But God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him (Hebrews 11:6). At the end of the sacrifice, it pays. Purity is not a punishment; it is your power.

But let me warn you: the moment you decide to consecrate yourself, the enemy will send a distraction.

If you commit to a season of seeking God, by the "third day" of your breakthrough, options will come. Men or opportunities will start knocking on your door. But look closely! They are not coming to commit; they are coming to taste. They are coming to see if you can be bought, tempted, or derailed.

The Strategy: The enemy wants to see if you will settle for a temporary thrill instead of a permanent covenant.

The Rule: If you fall for the counterfeit, you restart the cycle. If you keep your cool, keep your boundary, and keep your focus on God, you pierce through the trap.

You Are a Messenger with a Connection

Finally, I want to speak to those who feel like they are starting late. You might look at your life today and realize, "Wow, I’m just now learning how to walk with God. I’ve wasted so much time."

Hear the word of the Lord: Do not be discouraged.

The moment you align with God, you are activated as a messenger. It doesn’t matter how long you were in the dark; what matters is that you now have a connection. Start the work from where you are. Use the little light you have right now, begin to walk in obedience, and watch God grow your influence and capacity from there.

Conclusion & Call to Action

The phone is ringing. Heaven is calling for an assignment.

Are you going to keep crying about what hasn't happened, or are you ready to enter the secret place of consecration? Let us stop looking for husbands, jobs, and blessings, and start looking for the God who provides them. Let God choose for you, let God refine you, and by the end of your season of sacrifice, you will emerge pure, prepared, and positioned for manifestation in the name of Jesus Christ. amen.

Thank you Jesus .

16/06/2026

Ministry Requires Endurance

Introduction

The work of ministry is one of the highest callings a person can receive from God. However, many people enter ministry with the expectation that everything will become easy once they begin serving God. The reality is that ministry often comes with challenges, sacrifices, and seasons of waiting. A true servant of God must learn to endure hardship while remaining faithful to the divine assignment.

In my dream, a gospel musician sang about how preachers often struggle financially and battle to meet their daily obligations. This reflects a common experience among many ministers who faithfully serve God despite facing various difficulties. The message is not that God wants His servants to suffer, but that ministry requires endurance, perseverance, and unwavering trust in God's provision.

Endurance Is Part of God's Training Process

God often uses difficult seasons to strengthen His servants. Before Joseph became a ruler in Egypt, he endured betrayal, slavery, and imprisonment. Before David became king, he spent years running from Saul. Even the Apostle Paul experienced hunger, persecution, imprisonment, and rejection.

Difficult seasons do not mean God has abandoned His servants. Rather, they are often part of God's process of building character, humility, patience, and dependence upon Him.

The Bible says:

«"But let patience have its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing." (James 1:4 NKJV)»

Ministry Is a Calling, Not a Business

Many people measure success by material possessions, but God's measure of success is faithfulness. A minister must never allow financial challenges to determine whether God has truly called them.

The calling of God is based on obedience, not convenience. When a person understands that ministry is a divine assignment, they remain committed even when circumstances become difficult.

Jesus Himself warned His followers that there would be sacrifices involved in serving Him. Yet He also promised that God would never forget those who labor for His kingdom.

God Remains the Source of Provision

While ministers may face seasons of lack, God remains their provider. Throughout Scripture, God demonstrated His ability to meet the needs of His servants. He fed Elijah through ravens, sustained the widow of Zarephath, and provided for countless believers throughout history.

The challenge for many ministers is learning to trust God when visible resources seem insufficient. Faith grows when we continue to obey God despite uncertainty.

Philippians 4:19 reminds us:

«"And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus."»

Endurance Produces Lasting Rewards

Those who remain faithful through trials often discover that God uses their experiences to encourage others. A minister who has endured hardship can speak with compassion, understanding, and authority to those facing similar struggles.

Endurance also prepares God's servants for greater responsibilities. The lessons learned in difficult seasons become valuable tools for future ministry.

The Apostle Paul encouraged believers by saying:

«"Let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart." (Galatians 6:9 NKJV)»

Conclusion

Ministry requires endurance because the work of God is not always easy. There will be seasons of sacrifice, challenges, and waiting. Yet God's servants must remain steadfast, knowing that He sees every labor, every prayer, and every act of obedience.

The minister who endures with faith, humility, and perseverance will discover that God's grace is sufficient for every season. Though difficulties may come, God remains faithful to sustain, strengthen, and reward those who faithfully serve Him.

07/06/2026

🙏 PRAYER TIME 🙏

As Nigerians, many of us understand the fear that can arise when travelling or even when resting in our homes at night because of the sound of gunfire. It feels unreal because, in the past, such things were mostly seen in movies or heard about in reports of wars in distant places.

Today, however, we choose to pray and make a covenant of safety with God. The Bible reminds us in 2 Timothy 3:1 that "in the last days perilous times shall come."

Let us therefore lift our voices in prayer:

Father, we come boldly before Your throne to obtain mercy and find grace in our time of need.

Lord, do not allow us to be consumed by fear. Keep us and our families safe wherever we go. Let us not become partakers of the evil and violence taking place around us.

Let Your mercy speak on our behalf. Let Your angels encamp around us and preserve us from every danger, seen and unseen.

May Your peace reign in our homes, our communities, and our nation. Cover us with Your divine protection and keep us under the shadow of Your wings.

In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

Thank you Jesus .

06/06/2026

HOW TO BREAK FREE FROM SPIRITUAL IMPRISONMENT .

1. Come to God in Honest Prayer
Tell God exactly where you feel bound and ask Him to reveal the root of the problem.
"Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things..." Jeremiah 33:3

2. Repent of Known Sin
Freedom often begins with repentance. Ask the Holy Spirit to search your heart and confess anything He brings to your attention.
"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins..." 1 John 1:9

3. Forgive Others
Unforgiveness can become a spiritual prison. Release those who have hurt you into God's hands.
"Forgive, and ye shall be forgiven." Luke 6:37

4. Put on the Armor of God
Spiritual battles require spiritual preparation.
"Put on the whole armour of God..." Ephesians 6:11. Fill Yourself with God's Word
The Word of God renews the mind and exposes lies.
"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." John 8:32
Useful passages to meditate on:
Psalm 91
Isaiah 61:1
John 8:36
Romans 8
Ephesians 6:10–18

5. Worship and Praise God
Throughout Scripture, praise is associated with breakthrough and victory.
"Whom the Son therefore shall make free, he shall be free indeed." John 8:36

6. Renounce What Does Not Honor God
If there are habits, relationships, practices, or influences that draw you away from God, consciously turn from them and dedicate yourself afresh to Christ.

A Prayer for Freedom
Heavenly Father, I come to You in the name of Jesus Christ. Search my heart and reveal anything that is hindering my walk with You. I repent of every sin and choose to forgive those who have wronged me. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit and Your truth. Break every chain that seeks to keep me from Your purpose. Strengthen me to walk in obedience, holiness, and faith. I declare that my freedom is found in Christ alone. In Jesus' name, Amen.

Remember that spiritual freedom is often both an event and a process. God can bring immediate breakthrough, but He also leads His people into lasting freedom through daily obedience, prayer, and growth in His Word.

THANK YOU JESUS .

05/06/2026

John 12:26 – A Teaching
“If any man serve me, let him follow me; and where I am, there shall also my servant be: if any man serve me, him will my Father honour.” (KJV)

This verse reveals three important truths about Christian service:

1. True Service Requires Following Jesus.
Jesus did not say, "If anyone serves Me, let him work for Me." He said, "let him follow Me."
Many people want to serve God, but service begins with obedience. Before God uses a person publicly, He calls that person to walk with Him privately.

Following Jesus means:
Obeying His Word.
Living according to His example.
Going where He leads.
Surrendering our own desires to His will.
A servant of Christ is first a follower of Christ.

2. Where Jesus Is, His Servants Will Be
“Where I am, there shall also be my servant.”
This speaks of fellowship and identification with Christ.
If Jesus is among the brokenhearted, His servants should care for them. If Jesus is walking in holiness, His servants should pursue holiness. If Jesus endured rejection for righteousness, His servants should be willing to endure it too.
It also points to eternity. Those who faithfully serve Christ on earth will one day be with Him in glory.

Encouragement
The greatest reward of serving Jesus is not position, recognition, or influence, it is being with Him.

3. God Honors Those Who Serve Christ
“If any man serve me, him will my Father honour.”
The world may overlook your sacrifices. People may not appreciate your labour. Some may even misunderstand your intentions.
But Jesus promises that the Father Himself will honor those who faithfully serve Him.

God's honour may come through:
Spiritual growth.
Divine favour.
Greater responsibility in His kingdom.
Eternal rewards in heaven.
The honour that comes from God is far greater than the applause of men.

Related Scriptures
John 14:15 — "If ye love me, keep my commandments."
Matthew 20:28 — Jesus came "not to be ministered unto, but to minister."
Colossians 3:23–24 — Whatever you do, do it heartily as unto the Lord.
Proverbs 22:4 — "By humility and the fear of the Lord are riches, and honour, and life."

Lessons from John 12:26
- Service begins with following Jesus.
- A servant must be willing to walk where Christ walks.
- Intimacy with Christ is the reward of faithful service.
- God sees every act of genuine service.
- The Father honors those who remain faithful to His Son.

Prayer
Father, help me to be more than a worker in Your kingdom. Make me a true follower of Jesus Christ. Teach me to walk in obedience, humility, and faithfulness. May my service bring glory to You, and may I remain where You desire me to be. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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