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Eagle Eyes of Christ Bible Ministry, Kokunnesere Ijebu-Imusin, Ijebu Ode (2026)

06/09/2026

EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES (PENTECOSTAL)
DUDUYEMI RD KOKUNNESERE QUARTERS ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN OGUN STATE NIGERIA
1ST SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF COVENANT OF KINDNESS (SUN.6, SEPT. 2026)
*SERMON TOPIC:- GOD WHO REMEMBERS*
Text: 2 Samuel 9:1–7; Genesis 8:1; Exodus 2:23–25; Isaiah 49:15–16; Psalm 113:7–8
Glory be to God in the highest!!! We appreciate God almighty, the keeper of our Israel, sustainer of our souls and the help of the helpless, for bringing us this far, may His holy name be praised for ever. Amen
There is a moment recorded in 2 Samuel chapter 9 that many readers rush past, yet it carries one of the most powerful pictures of covenant memory in all of Scripture. David is now fully established on the throne. The wars that made his early reign turbulent have quietened. He has palaces, victories, and peace on every side. It is in that season of comfort — a season when most men forget the promises of their difficult years — that David asks a question that changes another man's destiny forever: 2 Samuel 9:1. David's mind travels back to a covenant sealed in a field, years earlier, with a friend named Jonathan (1 Samuel 20:14–17). Nothing forced David to remember. No one reminded him. Yet something in him — something covenantal — would not let the memory die. This is the pattern of our God. Human memory is selective, convenient, and often self-serving; we forget the very people and promises that inconvenience our present comfort. But the memory of God is covenantal, complete, and never triggered by our performance. He remembers because He is bound by His own Word, not by our worthiness.
Today, What looks forgotten by men can be remembered by God.
*1: REMEMBRANCE — When God Remembers Your Name*
Remembrance, in the Kingdom, is never sentimental nostalgia. It is a legal, covenantal act. When God remembers, something moves in the unseen realm before anything changes in the seen realm.
1. The Flood Generation: One Verse Changed Everything
Noah and his family had been shut inside the ark for months, drifting on water with no visible shoreline, no sound of birds, no assurance that the world would ever be dry again. Then Scripture records the turning point of the entire flood narrative in a single, quiet sentence: Genesis 8:1 (KJV)
And God remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle that was with him in the ark: and God made a wind to pass over the earth, and the waters asswaged.
Nothing changed in the ark. What changed was that God remembered. And the moment He remembered, the wind began to move, the waters began to recede, and a process of restoration began that no human hand could have started.
2. A Groaning Nation: Four Divine Verbs
Four hundred years is a long time to wait. Long enough for a promise to sound like a myth told to comfort dying old men. Yet in the furnace of Egyptian bo***ge, four verbs describe what God was doing while Israel thought He was silent:
Exodus 2:23–25 (KJV)
And it came to pass in process of time, that the king of Egypt died: and the children of Israel sighed by reason of the bo***ge, and they cried, and their cry came up unto God by reason of the bo***ge. And God heard their groaning, and God remembered his covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with Jacob. And God looked upon the children of Israel, and God had respect unto them. Heard. Remembered. Looked. Had respect. Four movements of a God who had never actually left the room, even when four centuries of silence made it feel that way.
3. David and the Covenant with Jonathan — David's remembering was itself patterned after God's remembering. He did not simply feel nostalgic; he acted:. 2 Samuel 9:2–3 (KJV)
Notice the phrase — "the kindness of God." David understood that covenant kindness shown to a forgotten man was, in fact, a demonstration of the very character of God Himself.
*2: RESTORATION — The Day Your Forgotten Story Changes*
1. Introducing Lo-Debar - David's search leads him to a name and a place: 2 Samuel 9:4–5 (KJV) Lo-Debar means, literally, "a place of no pasture" — a place with no word, no bread, no promise. It is not merely a location; it is a picture of every hidden season in which a person has learned to survive without expecting to be found.
2. Why Mephibosheth Was There - We meet the backstory earlier in the book: when news came that Saul and Jonathan had fallen in battle, Mephibosheth's nurse fled with him in panic, and in her haste he fell and became lame in both feet (2 Samuel 4:4). He did not choose Lo-Debar. A tragedy he had no part in shaped the address at which he was found. Many reading this message today are in a Lo-Debar they did not personally choose — the residue of another person's crisis, another generation's tragedy, another season's fall.
3. The Contrast: Human Forgetting vs. Divine Engraving. Isaiah 49:15–16 (KJV)
Human memory, even at its most devoted — a nursing mother's memory of her child — can still fail. But God's remembrance of you is not written o

30/08/2026

*EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES (PENTECOSTAL)*
DUDUYEMI RD KOKUNNESERE QRTS ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN OGUN STATE NIGERIA
*LAST SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF NEW BEGINNING (SUN. 30 AUG.2026)*
*SERMON TITLE: PRESERVING YOUR NEW BEGINNING*
TEXT: Isaiah 43:18–19; Philippians 1:6; Luke 19:11–27
Glory be to God in the highest! We appreciate God Almighty, the Keeper of our Israel, the Sustainer of our souls, the Help of the helpless, and the One who has brought us this far, may His holy name be praised for ever. Beloved, throughout this month, we have been talking about NEW BEGINNING. The messages were not independent messages. They were steps in one journey. First Sunday, we heard: FORFEITING THE FORMER FOR THE FRESH. God told us: “Remember ye not the former things, neither consider the things of old.” — Isaiah 43:18. Then on the second Sunday: CROSSING TO A NEW BEGINNING. We learned that it is not enough to know where we are and where God is taking us. We must cross. There must be a step of faith. Then, on the third Sunday: RESTORATION: THE FOUNDATION OF A NEW BEGINNING. Joel 2:25. We discovered that God does not merely give us something new; He can restore what was damaged, wasted and stolen. Then,last Sunday: MATURITY BEFORE MANIFESTATION. We discovered that God does not merely prepare the blessing. He prepares the person who will carry the blessing. Because: NEW BEGINNING + IMMATURITY = WASTED OPPORTUNITY. NEW BEGINNING + MATURITY = SUSTAINABLE MANIFESTATION. Now, beloved, we have arrived at the final question: WHAT DO WE DO WITH WHAT GOD HAS STARTED? Because receiving a new beginning is one thing. Preserving it is another. A farmer does not only celebrate when the seed germinates. He protects the crop.A mother does not only celebrate the birth of a child. She nurtures the child. A builder does not only celebrate laying the foundation. He protects the structure until it becomes a finished building. Likewise, God has brought us into a new beginning, but we must learn how to preserve it. And today, we will examine it through three H's:
1. *HERITAGE — REMEMBER WHAT GOD HAS DONE* - Isaiah 43:19
Before you can preserve your new beginning, you must understand what God has already done. ✍️ God has given us a new perspective. The first thing God changed was our perspective. Isaiah 43:18. ✍️. God has brought us across. Joshua 3 shows Israel standing before Jordan. Psalm 124:1–2. ✍️. God has restored. Joel 2:25: Psalm 126:1. ✍️. God has been developing us Then came the lesson of maturity. Galatians 4:1–2 teaches that an heir, while still a child, is not fundamentally different from a servant in terms of practical possession.
2. *HEDGE — PROTECT WHAT GOD HAS DONE*
A hedge is a boundary, a protective barrier around something valuable. Proverbs 4:23. Why does the Bible say keep your heart? Because whatever is valuable must be guarded. Your new beginning is valuable. Therefore: PUT A HEDGE AROUND IT.
🏖 Hedge your HEART. Proverbs 4:23. 🏖 Hedge your HEAD. Romans 12:2: 2 Corinthians 5:17: 🏖 Hedge your HABITS. Ephesians 4:22–24. 🏖. Hedge your HANGOUTS. Your associations matter. 1 Corinthians 15:33: Genesis 13:14: 🏖 Hedge your HOLINESS. 1 Peter 1:15–16 calls us to holiness. 🏖 Hedge your HANDLING. Luke 16:10:
3. *HARVEST — THE REWARD OF PRESERVING* IT Now we arrive at the final movement. Why should I preserve my new beginning? Because preservation produces harvest. Luke 19:17:
🏝 PRESERVATION PRODUCES FRUITFULNESS - John 15:16: 🏝 PRODUCES MORE. Matthew 25:29. Because God can trust him with more. If you preserve little, you demonstrate capacity for much. Don't despise small beginnings.Zechariah 4:10. 🏝 IT PRODUCES INFLUENCE The servant in Luke 19 was given authority over cities. 🏝 IT PRODUCES TRUST - Luke 16:12 teaches that faithfulness with what belongs to another prepares you for what will be yours. 🏝 IT PRODUCES A LEGACY - 2 Timothy 2:2 🏝 IT ENDS WITH “WELL DONE” Matthew 25:21: “WELL DONE.” That means God is not merely interested in how beautifully you began. He wants you to finish faithfully — 2 Timothy 4:7 That is preservation.
Thank you for your time, God bless. Remember! Jesus is coming soon. Prepare for the rapture. Till we meet again I remain your humbled servant of Christ, Apost. Samuel.Oladotun Ayelaagbe Stay faithful. Stay watchful. Stay holy. Happy Sunday. Shalom.

23/08/2026

EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES (PENTECOSTAL)
DUDUYEMI RD, KOKUNNESERE QRTS ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN OGUN NIGERIA
4TH SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF MY NEW BEGINNING (SUN. 23, AUG.2026)
SERMON TOPIC: MATURITY BEFORE MANIFESTATION
BIBLE TEXT :-- Luke 19:11–27; Galatians 4:1–2; Isaiah 43:18–19
Glory be to God in the highest!!! We appreciate God almighty, the keeper of our Israel, sustainer of our souls and our stine of help for helping us thus far, may His name be praised for ever. Amen. Beloved, this is our month of NEW BEGINNING. And We are believing God for new doors, new opportunities, new levels, new testimonies, new dimensions and new experiences. Isaiah 43:19 declares: “Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it?” What a powerful promise! But there is a principle that we must understand: God does not only prepare the blessing; He prepares the person who will carry the blessing. A new beginning in the hands of an immature person can become a new opportunity for an old disaster. A new position in immature hands can become a new platform for old character. A new marriage without maturity can become a new environment for old behaviour. A new business without maturity can become a bigger place to demonstrate poor stewardship. A new ministry without maturity can become a larger stage for a smaller character. Therefore: Before God commits something new to your hands, He often works on your heart. Galatians 4:1.”The child is an heir. The inheritance belongs to him. The promise is real. But his maturity determines his capacity to handle what belongs to him. That is why this month must not only be about NEW BEGINNING. It must also be about MATURITY. Because God is saying: “I have something new for you, but I am making you new enough to handle it.”
1 - MINDSET: MATURITY BEGINS WITH A NEW MIND - Romans 12:2. You cannot enter a new season with the mentality that produced the problems of the old season. Israel is a perfect example. God brought Israel out of Egypt, but getting Egypt out of Israel was another matter. They left Egypt physically, but Egypt remained in their mentality. They had left the slave house but still possessed the mentality of slaves. That is why a person can experience a change of location without experiencing a change of life. A new environment cannot automatically produce a new mentality. Maturity begins when your thinking begins to change. Luke 2:52 “And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man.” Jesus increased. Jesus developed. Jesus grew. If Christ Himself demonstrated development, then nobody should be ashamed of the process of growth. Because: A blessing can be received by faith, but it must be sustained by maturity.
2 - MARKS OF IMMATURITY Hebrews 5:12–14 The writer of Hebrews rebuked believers who should have become teachers but still needed someone to teach them the elementary principles. This shows us that spiritual age and spiritual maturity are not automatically the same thing. You can be in church for many years and still remain immature. You can pray for years and still be immature. You can know Scriptures and still be immature. You can occupy a position and still be immature. Here are NINE MARKS of immaturity: 1. MURMURING An immature person complains more than he appreciates. Israel murmured in the wilderness. Exodus 16:7. Maturity does not mean you never face difficulties. It means difficulties do not make you forget God's faithfulness. Immaturity magnifies the problem. Maturity remembers the promise. 2. MOODINESS. An immature person allows emotions to control decisions. Today he is excited. Tomorrow he is offended. Today he is committed. Tomorrow he wants to quit. Galatians 5:22–23 speaks about the fruit of the Spirit, including self-control. Maturity means: I may feel it, but I don't have to be ruled by it. 3. MALICE Immaturity keeps records of offences. Someone hurt you five years ago and you are still rehearsing the incident. Ephesians 4:31–32 tells us to put away bitterness, wrath and malice and to forgive. Forgiveness is not saying that what happened was right; forgiveness is refusing to allow what happened to control your future. 4. MATERIALISM. An immature person measures success primarily by what he possesses. Money becomes identity. Position becomes identity. Clothes become identity. Cars become identity. But Jesus asked in Mark 8:36: Maturity understands that possessions are tools, not identity. 5. MANIPULATION Immaturity tries to control people instead of developing character. An immature person uses anger to manipulate. Silence to manipulate. Guilt to manipulate. Threats to manipulate. But maturity does not need manipulation. Maturity develops integrity. You do not have to control everybody when you have learned to control yourself. 6. MINDEDNESS ON SELF A mature person does not live entirely around himself. Philippians 2:3–4. Immaturity asks: “What about me?” Maturity asks: “How can I contrib

09/08/2026

EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES (PENTECOSTAL)
DUDUYEMI RD, KOKUNNESERE QUARTERS ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN OGUN STATE NIGERIA
2ND SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF MY NEW BEGINNING (SUN. 09 AUGUST 2026)
SERMON TOPIC:- CROSSING TO A NEW BEGINNING
TEXT : -- Joshua 3:1–17; Exodus 14:10–31; Mark 4:35–41; Hebrews 11:8; Philippians 3:13–14
Glory be to God in the highest!!! We appreciate God almighty, the keeper of our Israel, sustainer of our souls and the help of the helpless for bringing us this far, may His nmae.for.wvwr be praised. Amen.
In mathematics, I understand that whenever we talk about movement, we must first identify a starting point and a destination. You cannot discuss movement without asking: Where am I? And then: Where am I going? Between the two points, there must be a transition. That is exactly how God deals with many of His children. There is a place where you are now, and there is a place God is taking you. Israel was in the wilderness, but Canaan was ahead. The disciples were on one side of the sea, but Jesus said, “Let us pass over unto the other side.” Abraham was in his father's country, but God was calling him to another land. Ruth was in Moab, but Bethlehem was waiting for her. Joseph was in prison, but the palace was ahead. The common denominator is this: God was moving people from one position to another. And every movement into a new beginning requires a crossing. You cannot remain permanently at your starting point and arrive at your destination. Therefore, our message today is: CROSSING TO A NEW BEGINNING
And we shall consider it under three Subheadings. 1. SITUATION — Recognize where you are. 2. STEP — Respond to what God is saying. 3. SHORE — Reach where God is taking you.
1 *SITUATION — RECOGNIZE WHERE YOU ARE* Joshua 3:1–4. Israel had arrived at the Jordan. They were in an unusual position. They were no longer in Egypt. They were not yet in Canaan. They were between two seasons. This is what I call a spiritual transition point.And sometimes the most uncomfortable place in life is not where you started or where you are going. It is the place in between. You know God is changing your life, but you cannot yet see the full picture. You are no longer comfortable with the old, but the new has not fully manifested. That was Israel's situation.Joshua 3:4. God was essentially telling them: “You are entering a coordinate you have never occupied before.” And that is what a new beginning does. It changes your position. You may be struggling today, but struggle is not your final destination. You may have failed before, but failure is not the conclusion of your story. You may be starting again, but starting again does not mean you will always remain at the beginning. Paul understood this. Philippians 3:13–14. Paul refused to allow his previous position to determine his next position. Somebody needs to hear this: Where you are is not necessarily where you will remain. At the Red Sea, their situation appeared impossible.
Exodus 14:10. Exodus 14:13: Exodus 14:15 There comes a time when you must move.
1 *STEP — RESPOND TO WHAT GOD IS SAYING*
Knowing the starting point and destination is not enough. There must be movement. And movement begins with a step. Israel stood before Jordan.Joshua 3:13
SOMETIMES GOD WILL NOT MOVE THE WATER UNTIL YOU MOVE YOUR FOOT. Joshua 3:15
THE DISCIPLES ALSO HAD TO STEP. Mark 4:35. Mark 4:37
FAITH IS MOVEMENT BASED ON GOD'S WORD. Hebrews 11:8; S — See God's direction.. T — Trust His word. E — Execute in obedience. P — Proceed despite opposition. Don't just admire the promise. Step into it.
3.*SHORE — REACH WHERE GOD IS TAKING YOU* Mark 4 :35-41
The purpose of crossing is not simply to cross. The purpose of crossing is arrival. Jesus did not tell the disciples: “Let us go into the sea.” He said: “Let us pass over unto the other side.” There was a destination. Israel did not cross the Jordan merely to stand in the river. They crossed because Canaan was waiting.This is important: God's new beginning is not merely about leaving something; it is about entering something. Your ministry may bless somebody. Your business may employ somebody. Your testimony may encourage somebody. Your survival may become somebody else's sermon. Your crossing may become somebody else's doorway. Let me put everything together mathematically:
SITUATION + STEP + SHORE = CROSSING Or: POSITION + FAITHFUL MOVEMENT = PROGRESS. And spiritually:PROMISE + FAITH + OBEDIENCE = NEW BEGINNING. But there are things we must subtract:-= NEW BEGINNING = PROMISE + FAITH + OBEDIENCE − FEAR − DISOBEDIENCE − UNHEALTHY ATTACHMENT TO THE PAST. You cannot keep adding the past to a future God is asking you to enter.
Thanks so much for your time, God bless you. Remember, the Lord Jesus is coming soon to rapture the saints, be prepared. Till we meet again, I remain your humble servant of Christ, Apost. Samuel Oladotun Ayelaagbe

02/08/2026

EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES
DUDUYEMI RD KOKUNNESERE QRTS, ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN OGUN STATE NIGERIA
1ST SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF MY NEW BEGINNING {SUN. AUGUST 2, 2026}
SERMON TITLE: *FORFEITING THE FORMER FOR THE FRESH*
TEXT :-- Isaiah 43:18–19; Revelation 21:5
Glory be to God in the highest!!! We appreciate God almighty, the keeper of our Isarel, the help of the helpless, for helping us this far, may His name be praised for ever. Amen
Life teaches us that we cannot receive something new while tightly holding on to what has become old. A farmer cannot harvest a new crop without clearing the remnants of the previous season. A student cannot move to the next class without leaving the former one behind. Likewise, many believers desire a fresh anointing, fresh joy, fresh opportunities, and fresh victories, but they are still emotionally, spiritually, or mentally attached to yesterday. Some are imprisoned by past failures. Others are trapped by past successes. Still others are weighed down by pain, bitterness, guilt, disappointment, or regret. God is saying today, "If you want My fresh move, you must release the former things."
Isaiah spoke to Israel while they were in captivity. They remembered the miracles of the Exodus, but God declared that He was about to do something even greater. In Revelation, Jesus assures us that He is still in the business of making all things new. Our God is not merely the God of yesterday; He is also the God of today and tomorrow.
1. *TERMINATE THE FORMER*
Isaiah 43:18 "Remember ye not the former things, neither consider the things of old."
God was not asking Israel to erase history but to stop living in it. Memories become dangerous when they prevent us from seeing what God is presently doing.
Many people are held back by: ✍️Past sins ✍️Past disappointments Past relationships ✍️Past achievements ✍️🏻Past hurts. (Philippians 3:13-14). Lot's wife looked back and lost her future (Genesis 19:26). Paul, once a persecutor, refused to allow yesterday to define tomorrow (1 Timothy 1:12-16). You cannot drive safely by looking only through the rear-view mirror. The windshield is larger because your future is greater than your past.
2. *TRUST THE FRESH*
Isaiah 43:19. The word "Behold" is a divine call to pay attention. God's new thing may not resemble His previous works.
Israel expected another Red Sea miracle.
Instead, God promised rivers in the wilderness. His methods may change, but His power never changes. God specializes in fresh beginnings. Abraham received a new promise (Genesis 17:5). Joseph received a new position (Genesis 41:39-41). Ruth received a new family (Ruth 4:13-17). Peter received a new calling (Luke 5:10). Saul became Paul (Acts 9). 2 Corinthians 5:17.
3. *TREASURE THE FUTURE*
Revelation 21:5 "And he that sat upon the throne said, Behold, I make all things new."The greatest "new thing" is not merely financial breakthrough or earthly success. God promises: A new heart (Ezekiel 36:26), A new covenant (Jeremiah 31:31), A new name (Isaiah 62:2), A new song (Psalm 40:3), New mercies every morning (Lamentations 3:22-23), A new heaven and a new earth (Revelation 21:1). Everything about God's kingdom points toward renewal. Our hope is not in yesterday but in God's eternal future. Romans 8:18. Do not trade God's eternal promises for temporary comfort. Live with heaven in view. God who parted the Red Sea is still working. God who raised Lazarus is still working. God who raised Jesus from the dead is still making all things new. The question is not whether God is ready to do something fresh.
The question is whether we are willing to forfeit the former. Release the pain. Release the guilt. Release the bitterness. Release the fear. Release yesterday. Make room for God's fresh work. As you are doing this, may the Lord bless you. Thanks for your time, God bless. I love you with the love of God, Jesus is coming soon, always get prepared for the rapture. Till we meet again, I remain your humble servant of Christ, Apostle Samuel Oladotun Ayelaagbe. Happy Sunday , Shalom .

05/07/2026

EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES (PENTECOSTAL)
DUDUYEMI RD KOKUNNESERE QUARTERS ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN OGUN STATE NIGERIA
1ST SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF SHOWERS OF BLESSING (SUN.JULY 5, 2026)
SERMON TOPIC :-- READY FOR SHOWERS OF BLESSING
BIBLE TEXT :- EZEKIEL 34:24-26
Glory be to God in the highest!!! We appreciate God almighty, the keeper of our Israel, sustainer of our souls and the help of the helpless for bringing us this far, may His name for ever be praised. Amen. Ezekiel 34:26
Rain is one of God's greatest gifts to mankind. It refreshes the earth, softens hardened ground, nourishes seeds, sustains life, and guarantees fruitfulness. In the Bible, rain is often used as a symbol of God's divine visitation, favour, mercy, revival, and abundant provision.
A shower is more than a few drops of rain. It is a generous, refreshing, life-giving outpouring from heaven. It comes from above, not from the earth. It is beyond human control and is entirely dependent on God's timing and mercy. Therefore, showers of blessing refer to God's abundant outpouring of His goodness upon His people. They are divine visitations that transform lives, families, churches, communities, and nations.
1. THE MAJESTY OF THE GIVER - (Ezekiel 34:26)
God alone is the Source, Sovereign, and Supplier of every blessing.
A. His Majesty as the Owner of Every Blessing. James 1:17. Psalm 24:1
B. His Majesty over Heaven. Deuteronomy 28:12. Job 38:25–28
C. His Majesty over Moments (Seasons) Ezekiel 34:26. Ecclesiastes 3:1. Galatians 6:9
D. His Majesty in Mercy. Jeremiah 32:41. Romans 8:32
2. THE MEASURES FOR THE SHOWERS
(The Qualifications for Receiving the Showers)
God's blessings are free, but His covenant blessings are enjoyed by those who walk with Him.
A. Membership in God's Family (Salvation). John 3:3. 2 Corinthians 5:17
B. Moral Purity (Repentance and Holiness). Isaiah 59:1–2. 2 Chronicles 7:14
C. Meek Obedience. Deuteronomy 28:1–2. Isaiah 1:19
D. Mountain-moving Faith. Hebrews 11:6. Mark 9:23
E. Meaningful Prayer. Zechariah 10:1. Matthew 7:7–11
F. Ministering Faithfulness (Stewardship). Malachi 3:10. Luke 16:10
Measure your life by God's Word.
Mend every broken area through repentance.
Make yourself ready for divine visitation.
3. THE MANIFESTATIONS OF THE SHOWERS
When God sends His showers, their effects become evident. It will ,⚠️. Manifest Revival. Isaiah 44:3. Acts 3:19 ⚠️. Manifest Fruitfulness. Psalm 1:3. John 15:5
⚠️. Manifest Healing and Restoration. Jeremiah 30:17. Exodus 15:26 ⚠️. Manifest Provision. Philippians 4:19. Psalm 23:1 ⚠️. Manifest Peace and Security. Ezekiel 34:25. Isaiah 26:3 ⚠️. Manifest Favour and Open Heavens. Malachi 3:10. Psalm 5:12
⚠️. Manifest Joy and Thanksgiving. Joel 2:23–26. Psalm 126:1–3
God is still the Majestic Giver of showers. Those who meet His Measures will experience the glorious Manifestations of His blessings.
The promise is not for a few drops but for showers—an abundant outpouring of God's grace, power, provision, peace, favour, fruitfulness, revival, and joy. May this become your season of showers of blessing in Jesus' name. Amen. Thank you for your time, God bless you. I love you with the love of God . Remember, Jesus' is coming soon and you must prepare. Till we meet again I remain your humble servant in Christ, Apost. Sam.Oladotun Ayelaagbe. Happy Sunday and happy new month. Shalom.

13/06/2026

EAGLE EYE OF CHRIST BIBLE MINISTRIES (PENTECOSTAL)
DUDUYEMI RD, KOKUNNESERE QUARTERS ODOMOGUN IJEBU IMUSIN, OGUN STATE NIGERIA
2ND SUNDAY SERVICE IN THE MONTH OF DIVINE PEACE (SUN. 14 JUNE, 2026)
SERMON TOPIC -- PRECIOUS GIFT FROM THE PRINCE OF PEACE.
BIBLE TEXT - ISAIAH 9 :1-7;
Glory be to God in the highest!!! We appreciate God almighty, the keeper of our Israel, sustainer of our souls and the help of the helpless who has been on our sides, may His name.be praised for ever.
Every gift reveals the heart of the giver. When kings give gifts, they offer treasures. When parents give gifts, they express love. But when the Prince of Peace, our Lord Jesus Christ, gives a gift, He gives something the world cannot manufacture, buy, or sustain—His peace. Many people possess wealth but lack peace. Some have fame but are troubled. Others have success but cannot sleep at night. The greatest need of humanity is not merely prosperity but peace with God, peace within, and peace with others. Jesus did not promise a life without storms, but He promised peace in the midst of storms. A gift becomes more meaningful when we understand three things:
1. THE PERSONALITY OF THE GIVER AND THE PROCESS OF RECEPTION.(John 14:27)
Before appreciating the gift, we must know the Giver.
A. The Personality of the Giver
1. He is the Prince of Peace - Isaiah 9:6 Peace is not merely what He gives; it is who He is.
2. He is the Sinless One - He lived without sin, making Him qualified to reconcile man to God.
3. He is the Compassionate One - He saw troubled souls and offered them rest.
4. He is the Faithful One - His promises never fail.
5. He is the Powerful One - He calmed storms, conquered death, and defeated Satan. The peace He gives is dependable because the Giver is dependable.
B. The Process of Reception
A gift may be offered, but it must be received. 👉 Through Repentance
Sin must be forsaken before peace can be enjoyed. 👉Through Faith in Christ
Romans 5:1👉 Through Prayer - Prayer exchanges burdens for peace.👉Through Obedience - Peace follows submission to God's will. 👉Through Total Surrender - A surrendered heart becomes a peaceful heart. The Personality of the Giver inspires confidence, while the Process of Reception requires repentance, faith, prayer, obedience, and surrender.
2. THE PRICE PAID BY THE GIVER - Isaiah 53:5
"The chastisement of our peace was upon him."
Peace came at a tremendous cost.
A. The Price of His Suffering. Jesus endured rejection, mockery, scourging, and shame.
B. The Price of His Sacrifice. He left heavenly glory and took the form of a servant.
C. The Price of His Blood. Without the shedding of blood, there is no reconciliation.
D. The Price of the Cross. At Calvary, Jesus carried our sins, sorrows, fears, and guilt. Every nail driven into His hands was part of the price for our peace.
E. The Price of Separation. On the cross He cried: "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" He experienced abandonment so we could experience acceptance.
3. THE PATTERN OF PRESERVATION
Receiving peace is one thing; preserving it is another.Philippians 4:7
🔥 Preserve It Through Constant Fellowship with God - Daily communion with God keeps the heart peaceful.
🔥 Preserve It Through Prayer - What is not prayed over often becomes worried over.
🔥 Preserve It Through the Word of God - God's promises nourish peace.
🔥 Preserve It Through Holiness - Sin disturbs peace; holiness sustains peace.
🔥 Preserve It Through Forgiveness -
🔥 Preserve It Through Trust in God - Isaiah 26:3 "Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee."
🔥 Preserve It Through Thanksgiving - A grateful heart is often a peaceful heart.
Thank you for your time and God bless. I love you with the love of God. Remember, Jesus' is coming soon and you must prepare. Till we meet again, I remain your humble servant of Christ Apost. Sam. Oladotun Ayelaagbe. Happy Sunday, Shalom

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