Fellowship Baptist Church Jos.

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23/08/2026Revival ServiceTheme: Giving Christ the Whole of One's LifeText: Matthew 22:37–39Minister: Rt. Rev. A. O. Odun...
23/08/2026

23/08/2026
Revival Service
Theme: Giving Christ the Whole of One's Life
Text: Matthew 22:37–39
Minister: Rt. Rev. A. O. Oduntan

The message centered on wholehearted devotion to God and the call for believers to love Him completely. God desires not a divided heart but a life fully surrendered to His will, purpose, and commandments.

Sermon Highlights

1. The Call to Holiness

God's instruction to His people remains clear:

"Be holy, for I am holy."

As believers, we are called to live lives that reflect God's character, separating ourselves from sin and pursuing righteousness in our daily walk.

2. The Greatest Commandment

Jesus summarized God's expectations in two great commandments:

- Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind.
- Love your neighbor as yourself.

These commandments form the foundation of Christian living and reveal the depth of God's desire for our relationship with Him and with others.

3. Loving God with All Our Heart

To love God wholeheartedly means:

- Placing Him above every worldly desire.
- Walking in obedience to His Word.
- Seeking His presence daily.
- Delighting in worship and fellowship with Him.
- Desiring to hear and follow His voice.

A heart fully devoted to God naturally grows distant from sinful desires and becomes more aligned with His will.

4. The Battle Between the Flesh and the Spirit

The flesh constantly seeks to pull believers away from God's purpose.

- It encourages sin and disobedience.
- It distracts us from spiritual growth.
- It opposes God's will for our lives.

Victory comes when we surrender to the Holy Spirit and choose obedience over worldly desires.

5. Guarding the Heart

God looks beyond outward appearances and examines the heart.

- Our thoughts, motives, and desires matter to God.
- A heart filled with sin, bitterness, or impurity hinders fellowship with Him.
- We must continually seek God's cleansing and renewal.

As Scripture teaches, we are to guard our hearts diligently, for out of them flow the issues of life.

6. Complete Surrender to Christ

Giving Christ the whole of our lives means:

- Trusting Him completely.
- Obeying His instructions.
- Following wherever He leads.
- Making His will our priority.
- Allowing Him to direct every area of our lives.

True revival begins when believers stop holding back and fully surrender everything to Christ.

Reflection Questions

- Do I truly love God with all my heart, soul, and mind?
- Are there worldly desires competing for my devotion to Christ?
- Is my heart fully surrendered to God's will?
- Am I listening and responding to God's voice in obedience?
- What area of my life do I still need to give completely to Christ?

God is not seeking a portion of our lives; He desires our whole heart. When we love Him completely and walk in obedience to His Word, our lives become vessels through which His glory is revealed.

"You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind." — Matthew 22:37





Then we will not turn back from You; Revive us, and we will call upon Your name. (Psalm 80:18, NJKV)It's time to get REV...
22/08/2026

Then we will not turn back from You; Revive us, and we will call upon Your name. (Psalm 80:18, NJKV)

It's time to get REVIVED, and receive the DIVINE TOUCH OF GOD.

Join us.

The touch of God is able to make great changes and turnarounds in lives, businesses, academics, health and every other a...
19/08/2026

The touch of God is able to make great changes and turnarounds in lives, businesses, academics, health and every other area.

Join us as we trust God for a Divine Touch in the Five-Day Revival, starting this Sunday.

You cannot miss it!

16/08/2026BSF Week ServiceTheme: Harvesting the NationsText: Matthew 9:35–38Minister: Rev. Jonathan AdediranThe message ...
16/08/2026

16/08/2026
BSF Week Service
Theme: Harvesting the Nations
Text: Matthew 9:35–38
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Adediran

The message focused on God's call to every believer to participate in the great harvest of souls. Jesus looked upon the multitudes with compassion because they were like sheep without a shepherd. Today, many people are still searching for hope, direction, and salvation, and God is calling His Church to reach them with the Gospel.

Sermon Highlights

1. Do We Have a Shepherd Over Our Lives?

Before we can lead others to Christ, we must first submit ourselves to the Good Shepherd.

- Jesus is the Shepherd who guides, protects, and cares for His people.
- A life disconnected from Christ cannot effectively influence others for His Kingdom.
- We must continually remain under His leadership and direction.

2. The Harvest Is Plentiful

Jesus declared that the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.

- Many people are waiting to hear the message of salvation.
- God is still calling men and women into His harvest field.
- Every believer has a role to play in reaching souls for Christ.

3. Are We Harvesting the Harvest?

As Christians, we are not called merely to occupy space in God's Kingdom; we are called to be active laborers.

- We must share the Gospel through our words and actions.
- Our lives should reflect Christ and attract others to Him.
- Evangelism is not only the responsibility of pastors and ministers but of every believer.

4. We Must First Be Harvested by God

Before we can effectively reach others, God must work in our own lives.

- Through prayer, obedience, and fellowship with Him, God prepares us for service.
- He transforms our hearts and equips us for His work.
- A yielded life becomes a useful instrument in God's hands.

5. Going Into the World for Christ

The Lord sends His people into the world to be witnesses of His grace and salvation.

- We are called to reach the lost with compassion and love.
- The Gospel must be carried beyond the walls of the church.
- God desires that every nation, tribe, and people hear the good news of Christ.

Reflection Questions

- Is Jesus truly the Shepherd over my life?
- Am I actively participating in God's harvest?
- How am I sharing Christ through my words and actions?
- If Christ returns today, will He find me faithful at my duty post?

The harvest is ready, and the Master is calling laborers into His field. May we surrender ourselves fully to God, allowing Him to prepare us, use us, and send us into the world to bring souls into His Kingdom.

"The harvest truly is plentiful, but the laborers are few." — Matthew 9:37







The Harvest is here! Join us tomorrow for the 2026 BSF Week.
15/08/2026

The Harvest is here!

Join us tomorrow for the 2026 BSF Week.

In the harvest, no one is to be left out. Join us this Sunday, for the BSF Week.
13/08/2026

In the harvest, no one is to be left out.

Join us this Sunday, for the BSF Week.

02/08/2026New Beginning ServiceTheme: Be Zealous for Spiritual ThingsText: 1 Corinthians 14:12–14Minister: Pst. Paul Ade...
02/08/2026

02/08/2026
New Beginning Service
Theme: Be Zealous for Spiritual Things
Text: 1 Corinthians 14:12–14
Minister: Pst. Paul Adeola

The message emphasized that every new beginning with God starts when our lives are brought into alignment with Christ. God desires believers who are passionate about spiritual growth, filled with His Spirit, and committed to serving Him with sincere and devoted hearts.

Sermon Highlights

1. What Has Christ Given Us?

God has graciously blessed us with:

- Salvation through Jesus Christ.
- His Word as a guide for daily living.
- The Holy Spirit as our Helper and Comforter.
- Spiritual gifts for ministry and service.
- The privilege of drawing near to Him in fellowship.

These blessings are not to be neglected but to be used for God's glory and for the growth of His Church.

2. The Need for Alignment

An aircraft can only take off successfully when it is properly aligned with the runway. Once it drifts off course, disaster becomes inevitable.

In the same way, believers must remain aligned with God's will. When we drift away from Christ, our worship loses its power and purpose. True worship flows from a life of obedience, surrender, and commitment to God.

3. Be Zealous for Spiritual Things

Spiritual zeal involves:

- A deep hunger and thirst for God.
- A passion for His presence.
- A desire to grow in His Word.
- A willingness to use spiritual gifts for His glory.

Jesus is the Living Water who satisfies every thirsty soul and the Bread of Life who sustains us spiritually. Our passion for spiritual things should continually draw us closer to Him.

4. God Expects Genuine Worship

God seeks worshippers who approach Him with sincere hearts and renewed minds.

Every encounter with God's presence should produce:

- Transformation.
- Spiritual growth.
- Greater commitment.
- Deeper devotion.

Worship is not merely an activity but a lifestyle that reflects our love and reverence for God.

5. Living as the Light of Christ

Jesus is the Light of the world, and believers are called to reflect that light wherever they go.

Our lives should:

- Shine with Christ's love.
- Display godly character.
- Influence others positively.
- Draw people closer to God through our words and actions.

6. The Indwelling Holy Spirit

A believer who is filled with God's Word and led by the Holy Spirit is empowered to live victoriously.

The Holy Spirit:

- Guides us into truth.
- Produces spiritual growth.
- Gives boldness for service.
- Helps us remain faithful in our Christian walk.

A call to pursue spiritual growth, remain aligned with Christ, and cultivate a passionate devotion to the things of God.





26/07/2026Lydia Week ServiceTheme: Empowered by the Holy SpiritTexts: John 15:5; 2 Timothy 2:21Minister: Mrs. Toyin Oyel...
26/07/2026

26/07/2026
Lydia Week Service
Theme: Empowered by the Holy Spirit
Texts: John 15:5; 2 Timothy 2:21
Minister: Mrs. Toyin Oyelami

The message emphasized that empowerment is not merely operating through human ability, talent, or natural strength. True empowerment comes from God and is the divine enablement that equips believers to accomplish His purpose beyond their own capabilities.

Jesus reminds us in John 15:5 that apart from Him, we can do nothing. Therefore, every fruitful and impactful life is rooted in dependence upon God and the empowering work of the Holy Spirit.

What is Empowerment?

Empowerment is God's grace and strength at work in the life of a believer, enabling them to do more for His Kingdom than they could ever achieve on their own.

"Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit," says the Lord Almighty. — Zechariah 4:6

Pillars of Empowerment

1. A Place of Spiritual Growth

Empowerment begins in God's presence.

- We are ignited, enriched, and strengthened through fellowship with God.
- Spiritual growth equips us for greater service and effectiveness in His Kingdom.
- The more time we spend with God, the more He shapes us for His purpose.

2. A Transformed Mind

A renewed mind is essential for effective Christian living.

- We must discipline our thoughts and align them with God's Word.
- God's truth should shape our attitudes, decisions, and worldview.
- Transformation begins when we allow Scripture to renew our minds daily.

3. A Heart for Service

True empowerment produces a servant's heart.

- It cultivates humility, compassion, and selflessness.
- Empowered believers focus on God's purpose rather than personal recognition.
- Service becomes an expression of love for God and others.

4. A Connected Body

Every believer has a unique role within the Body of Christ.

- We are called to remain connected to the Church and serve faithfully.
- Empowerment flourishes in unity, fellowship, and cooperation with other believers.
- God works through each member to strengthen and build His Church.

Empowerment is not a trophy to display or a title to boast about. It is a divine gift entrusted to believers for service, ministry, and the advancement of God's Kingdom.

As empowered believers, we are commissioned to fulfill Christ's command:

"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations." — Matthew 28:19

The ultimate purpose of empowerment is not personal achievement but faithful service, Gospel witness, and obedience to God's call.

A call to yield completely to the Holy Spirit, grow in spiritual maturity, and use God's empowerment to serve faithfully and impact lives for Christ.






It's the Annual Lydia Week. This Sunday, we're considering how that we are EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT. Join us!
24/07/2026

It's the Annual Lydia Week.

This Sunday, we're considering how that we are EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT.

Join us!

19/07/2026Health Week ServiceTheme: Lifestyle Medicine: Living God's Dream for Our HealthText: Ephesians 5:18Minister: D...
19/07/2026

19/07/2026
Health Week Service
Theme: Lifestyle Medicine: Living God's Dream for Our Health
Text: Ephesians 5:18
Minister: Dr. Niyi Oyelami

The message emphasized that God desires not only for us to live long lives but also to live healthy, purposeful, and God-honoring lives. Our daily choices; what we eat, how we think, how we rest, and how we relate with others—have a significant impact on our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

The D.R.E.A.M.S. Lifestyle Framework

A practical guide to healthy living:

D – Diet & Nutrition
R – Relationships
E – Exercise
A – Avoid Harmful Substances
M – Mental Well-being
S – Sleep Hygiene

Sermon Highlights

1. Diet & Nutrition

The food we consume plays a major role in our overall health and quality of life. As stewards of God's gifts, we are encouraged to make healthy nutritional choices whenever possible.

- Prioritize vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and nutritious foods.
- Seek healthy and affordable food options despite economic challenges.
- Recognize that proper nutrition contributes to strength, vitality, and disease prevention.

2. Healthy Relationships

God created us for fellowship and community.

- Build meaningful and supportive relationships.
- Avoid isolation and loneliness.
- Stay connected to family, friends, and the body of Christ.
- Healthy relationships contribute positively to emotional and mental health.

3. Exercise

Physical activity is an important part of maintaining good health.

- Regular exercise strengthens the body.
- It helps prevent many health conditions.
- Caring for our bodies is part of honoring God.

4. Avoid Harmful Substances

Believers are called to avoid anything that harms the body or mind.

- Our bodies are gifts from God.
- We must identify and avoid habits or substances that damage our health.
- Wise choices today help preserve our well-being tomorrow.

5. Mental Well-being

A healthy mind is essential for a healthy life.

- Use social media wisely and in moderation.
- Avoid unhealthy comparisons that lead to stress, anxiety, intimidation, or low self-esteem.
- Guard your thoughts and focus on God's truth and purpose for your life.

6. Sleep Hygiene

Rest is a vital part of healthy living.

- Adequate sleep supports physical recovery.
- Good sleep habits improve emotional stability and mental clarity.
- Proper rest equips us to serve God and others effectively.

Spiritual Reflection

Our lifestyle is an act of stewardship. God has entrusted us with our bodies, and we are responsible for caring for them faithfully.

When we align our habits with God's principles, we become stronger physically, healthier mentally, and more effective spiritually. Healthy living enables us to fulfill our purpose, serve others joyfully, and glorify God through every aspect of our lives.

A call to embrace healthy living as a spiritual responsibility, honoring God with our bodies and living out His dream for our health. 📸✨








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