24/05/2026
Sunday 1st Service
Covenant Day of All-Round Rest
Minister: Pst. Victor Samaila (Resident Pastor)
Theme - The Word Still Works Wonders Today
Topic - Unveiling the Wonders in God’s Word
INTRODUCTION
Nothing sells like breaking news, especially heartbreaking news. There is nothing in the world system that guarantees rest: insecurity, political instability, failure of judicial systems, uncertainty, and unrest everywhere.
(John 16:33) — In the world you shall have tribulation, but in Christ, there is peace.
What Are the Wonders in the Word?
(Luke 8:11) — The Word is the seed.
The seed represents origin, gene, sperma—the principle of life that initiates beginnings.
No seed, no generation.
The seed is the principle of all beginnings, and the Word is the seed.
(Genesis 1:28) — Man was made by the Word, and by God’s empowerment, he was commanded to multiply what had been planted in him.
The multiverse continues expanding through the seed of life.
God did not need to recreate man again because the seed in man has continued producing endlessly.
Man was empowered to produce after the order of God.
The seed is the Word.
Whatever God did is possible with us.
When God encountered darkness, He declared light even before light physically existed.
The seed of the Word brings into existence things that never existed before.
If you do not understand the creation story, you cannot fully fulfill destiny.
You carry the God-seed; therefore, when you speak according to the Word, it is God speaking through you.
The Creative Power of God’s Word
The world was empty and void, and God said…
(Genesis 1:3–26)
Nine different times, God spoke, and everything He declared came to pass.
So whenever you find any area of your life void, empty, or formless, you possess the power to recreate it through the Word.
God commanded us to replenish the earth.
(John 1:1–5) — Through the Word, we can replenish and restore.
You possess the seed-word to recreate missing things in your life.
You carry the seed that exempts you from sickness and affliction.
There are too many seeds in Scripture for you to remain grounded, helpless, or stranded.