Grace Of God Mission Intl Lagos Division

26/06/2026

EMPHASIS ON ORDERLINESS
(1Corinthians 14:32-33)
Whatever we do as Christians that endangers the order and peace of the Body of Christ is not of God, regardless of how spiritual it may appear. God always gives instructions alongside the wisdom needed to perfect them.

(Isaiah 26:9-10): People can learn righteousness through judgment. Certain things or individuals will not leave your life until you rise up and judge them according to God's Word.

Whenever you notice something not working properly in your life, do not simply accept it. God's Word reveals that He does not desire evil or affliction for His children. Confront it through divine power and godly guidance.

Colossians 2:14 – Apart from divine judgment, God does not correct His children through sickness or evil.

As believers, we must remain spiritually sensitive and vigilant, refusing to permit negative influences into our lives, whether knowingly or unknowingly.

Every negative thing that has entered our lives through ignorance, deception, or disguise shall be uprooted and removed in the mighty name of Jesus.

Joel 2:25 – The locust, cankerworm, caterpillar, and palmerworm are often manifestations of judgment resulting from personal, ancestral, or representative offenses.

Divine order must be respected. Every principle, authority, institution, power, or ordinance carries consequences when violated.

KEY DECLARATION:
"Wickedness is real, but judgment is also real."

Joel 2:25-26 assures us that God is able to restore and abundantly replace everything lost through judgment.

PRAYER POINTS:
1. Prayer for Restoration.
Joel 2:25-26
Father, restore every year, glory, blessing, opportunity, and virtue lost through ancestral, lineage, or personal errors. Let there be divine restoration and abundance in Jesus' name.

2. Prayer Against Negative Family Patterns. (Joshua 24:15)
"As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord."

Lord, let every disorderly and negative family pattern be broken. By Your power, establish righteousness and godly order within my household.

3. Prayer Against Recycling Spirits. (Mark 5:14-17).
After the deliverance of the man possessed by Legion, the people asked Jesus to leave their territory despite witnessing a mighty miracle. The demons had pleaded not to be driven out of the region, raising a powerful lesson on territorial influences.

🙏Prayer:
Every spirit of disorder, confusion, stagnation, and oppression recycling within my life, family, and environment, be destroyed permanently in the name of Jesus!

4. Prayer Against Evil Influence.
(Matthew 26:3-4)
Judas became vulnerable to satanic influence through misplaced priorities and excessive attachment to earthly gain.

🙏Prayer:
Every spirit assigned against my family, lineage, destiny, business, and spiritual life, I shall never fall victim to your influence. Be broken and destroyed in Jesus' mighty name!

5. Prayer for Divine Order and Impartation. (Psalm 133:1).
Father, let every disorder in my life, business, family, and ministry be corrected. Connect me to the grace, anointing, miracles, and divine manifestations flowing in Your Church.

Declaration:
Whatsoever the anointing has accomplished for God's people and through God's servant, let those same manifestations become evident in my life from this day forward, in Jesus' name.

PROPHETIC DECLARATION
I receive restoration, divine order, wisdom, favor, preservation, and supernatural advancement. Every power of disorder, delay, limitation, and loss is broken. My life shall reflect the glory, power, and purpose of God. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen!

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Offor Thankgod

25/06/2026

DAILY GRACE DEVOTIONAL
THURSDAY JUNE 25, 2026.
By Bishop Paul Nwachukwu

Topic: WHAT GOD DESIRES
Text: MICAH 6:8

VERSE OF THE DAY:
_“HE HAS SHOWN YOU, O MAN, WHAT IS GOOD; AND WHAT DOES THE LORD REQUIRE OF YOU BUT TO DO JUSTLY, TO LOVE MERCY, AND TO WALK HUMBLY WITH YOUR GOD?” - MICAH 6:8 (NKJV)._

The theme of what God desires is central to understanding our relationship with Him and our purpose on earth. This lesson explores the attributes God seeks in His followers, emphasising justice, mercy, and humility.

In Micah 6:8, the prophet Micah outlines the core requirements that God has revealed to humanity. These three principles—doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly—serve as a foundation for a life that is pleasing to God. Each attribute carries profound significance in our daily interactions and spiritual growth.

The following are what God desires from us:

1. Do Justly: The call to do justly refers to living a life marked by righteousness and fairness. It signifies treating others with respect and integrity, advocating for justice and truth in all circumstances. Isaiah 1:17 also echoes this sentiment, urging us to “Learn to do good; seek justice, rebuke the oppressor; defend the fatherless, plead for the widow." God desires His people to be agents of justice in an often-unjust world, reflecting His character through actions.

2. Love Mercy: To love mercy means to embody compassion and kindness towards others. In Matthew 5:7, Jesus states, "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy." This principle challenges us to extend grace and forgiveness, recognising our own need for God’s mercy. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), we see a vivid example of loving mercy in action, illustrating how God desires us to care for those in need, regardless of societal boundaries.

3. Walk Humbly with Your God: Walking humbly involves recognising our dependence on God and submitting to His will. James 4:10 reminds us, “Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and He will lift you.” Humility cultivates a genuine relationship with God, where we acknowledge His sovereignty and our need for His guidance. Proverbs 22:4 teaches us that “By humility and the fear of the Lord are riches and honour and life,” highlighting the blessings that come from a humble heart.

God desires these virtues in our lives to foster a fellowship that reflects His love, justice, and righteousness. In Colossians 3:12-14, Paul encourages us to put on these virtues, stating, “Therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, put on tender mercies, kindness, humility, meekness, longsuffering; bearing with one another, and forgiving one another.” Our actions should flow from our identity as God’s chosen people.

PRAYER: Dear Lord, help us to embody justice, mercy, and humility in all aspects of our lives. in Jesus’ Name, Amen.

BIBLE IN 365 DAYS:
2 Kings 20
Psalm 77:13–20
Romans 8

ACTION POINT:
PRACTICE JUSTICE, EXTEND MERCY, AND WALK HUMBLY IN YOUR DAILY LIFE.

24/06/2026

THE CONSPIRACY OF THE RICH

24/06/2026

DAILY GRACE DEVOTIONAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026.
By Bishop Paul Nwachukwu

Topic: BE WARY OF COMPLACENCY
Text: REVELATION 3:15-16

VERSE OF THE DAY:
_“I KNOW YOUR WORKS, THAT YOU ARE NEITHER COLD NOR HOT. I COULD WISH YOU WERE COLD OR HOT. SO THEN, BECAUSE YOU ARE LUKEWARM, AND NEITHER COLD NOR HOT, I WILL VOMIT YOU OUT OF MY MOUTH” - REVELATION 3:15-16 (NKJV)._

The theme of complacency is a crucial reminder in our walk with God. This lesson explores the dangers of spiritual complacency and encourages us to remain fervent in our faith.

In Revelation 3:15-16, Jesus addresses the Church of Laodicea, cautioning them against their lukewarm state. Complacency can lead to a sense of self-satisfaction that often disconnects us from the vibrant relationship God desires for us. Spiritual warmth and enthusiasm are essential; being indifferent can result in spiritual barrenness.

Proverbs 1:32 states, “For the turning away of the simple will slay them, and the complacency of fools will destroy them.” This verse warns that complacency can have dire consequences. When we become comfortable in our spiritual lives, we may neglect our growth, leading to stagnation and potential downfall. It is imperative to remain vigilant and proactive in our relationship with God.

2 Peter 1:10 encourages us, saying, “Therefore, brethren, be even more diligent to make your call and election sure, for if you do these things, you will never stumble.” This passage emphasises the importance of diligence in our faith. To avoid complacency, we must actively pursue spiritual growth, constantly seeking ways to deepen our understanding and commitment to God.

Hebrews 2:1 further highlights the importance of vigilance: “Therefore we must give the more earnest heed to the things we have heard, lest we drift away.” Complacency can lead to drifting away from God’s truth and promises. Continually engaging with Scripture, prayer, and community is crucial to maintaining a steadfast faith.

In Matthew 25:26, the parable of the talents illustrates the danger of complacency as well. The servant who buried his talent rather than investing it was rebuked for his laziness. God calls us to be active stewards of the gifts and abilities He has given. Complacency can prevent us from fulfilling our God-given purpose and mission in life.

Lastly, Philippians 3:14 encourages us to “press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” This pursuit requires diligence and a refusal to settle for mediocrity. By striving to grow in our faith and serve others, we actively combat complacency.

PRAYER: Dear Lord, help us to be vigilant against complacency and to pursue You wholeheartedly, in Jesus’ Name, Amen.

BIBLE IN 365 DAYS:
2 Kings 19
Romans 7

ACTION POINT:
EVALUATE YOUR SPIRITUAL LIFE REGULARLY AND SEEK AREAS FOR GROWTH TO AVOID COMPLACENCY.

22/06/2026

THE BATTLE OF SAVIOURS (Part 2) Obadiah 1:21.
"And saviours shall come up on mount Zion to judge the mount of Esau; and the kingdom shall be the Lord's"

INTRODUCTION.
Saviours shall come to Mount Zion and be equipped there to ensure that the will of God is established on the earth. Saviours are people who determine what they want to see and create systems that bring order and transformation.

When proper systems are established, things are set in order because responsible people are in place.

God has raised men and women to stand in the gap for others. Saviours are God's appointed:
- Deliverers
- Defenders
- Restorers
- Intercessors

They are sent to rescue people, families, cities, and nations.

Being a saviour is God's appointment and selection. Therefore, you must accept what God says concerning you and never allow:

1. People to write you off.
2. Circumstances to convince you that you are not qualified.
You are saved to save others.

Your Generation Depends on You.
- Your generation is dependent on you.
- People are dependent on you.
- The propagation of the Gospel is dependent on you.
- The casting out of devils is dependent on you.
- The freedom many people will experience is tied to your obedience.

God has appointed you as a deliverer in your generation. People may not see you as someone God can use, but thank God His choices are not based on human opinions.

Moses: A Model Deliverer.
Moses was born during a season when male children were being killed. He was born in a season of battle and contention.

Likewise, many of us were born in difficult seasons, yet God preserved us because He intended to use us for change.

Satan often attacks what God intends to use.

The enemy recognized Jesus from birth and sought to destroy Him (Matthew 2:2). In the same way, the enemy often identifies God's deliverers early.

Fight for what God has placed in your hands. Defend it, develop it, and present it confidently.

Declare:
«"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." (Philippians 4:13).

There is something inside you that others need.

Moses' Journey of Preparation.
1. He took a journey.
2. He had life-changing experiences.
3. He enjoyed privileges.
4. He passed through seasons of obscurity.
5. He experienced rejection by his own people.
6. He spent 40 years learning the language and culture of Egypt.
7. He spent another 40 years in the wilderness as a shepherd.

God spent 80 years preparing Moses for 40 years of leadership.

Nuggets of Leadership from Moses.
1. Humility.
Scripture: Numbers 12:3
Humility made Moses usable in God's hands.

2. Dependence on God.
Scriptures: Exodus 2:11–14; Exodus 3:14
Good success comes from God's presence.

Before you can depend on God, you must hear Him and encounter Him in His presence.

3. Patience, Endurance, and Careful Guidance.
Great leaders learn to endure difficult seasons while guiding others wisely.

4. Obedience.
A leader must follow God's instructions precisely.

5. Courage.
Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:6
Discouragement will come, but courage is required to hold firmly to God's assignment.

6. Faith.
Scripture: Hebrews 11:28
Moses' entire journey was driven by faith.

He rejected the comfort of Pharaoh's palace and embraced God's purpose.

7. Intercession.
Scripture: Colossians 4:12

Moses stood between God and Israel.

Whenever you see things going wrong, stand in the gap through prayer.

8. Handling Difficult People (Emotional Intelligence).
Emotional intelligence is the ability to manage your emotions and work effectively with the emotions of others.

As a leader:
- Keep your emotions under control.
- Don't abandon your assignment because of difficult people.

9. Dedication and Delegation.
Scripture: Exodus 18:3
Leadership is the ability to develop others and share responsibilities.

Ask yourself:
- How many people know what you know?
- How many people have you trained?
- How many people have benefited from the grace God has given you?

If you refuse to work with God, support His work, or make yourself available, God can raise others.
God cannot be stranded.

The moment you become unavailable, God raises replacements.

The work of God continues whether we participate or not.

God is no longer raising superstars; He is raising teams.

He wants His work propagated through our:
- Money
- Strength
- Time
- Gifts

If your life does not serve His purpose, another person will take your place.

Even those you consider insignificant may perform your assignment better than you.

Declaration:
«THE CHURCH IS MARCHING ON, AND THE GATES OF HELL SHALL NOT PREVAIL!»

10. Intimacy with God.
Scripture: Exodus 33:11
God spoke to Moses face to face.

You cannot lead others effectively if you do not listen to God.

Ask yourself:
- What pattern has God shown me?
- What is God saying concerning my family?
- What is God saying concerning my business?
- What is God saying concerning His program for my life?

You must know God personally and not merely through other people.

Summary:
We have moved beyond the era where only prophets hear from God concerning His plans.

The Holy Spirit now dwells within believers, and He speaks to every willing heart.

If we are ready to listen, God will guide us personally.

Prayer Points 🙏
1. O God, help me in my work as a deliverer.
2. Help me in my preparation as a deliverer and saviour.
3. Give me understanding and guide my steps.
4. Surround me with people who will help me fulfill my destiny.
5. Surround me with relationships that will motivate and strengthen me.
6. Remove every person who distracts me from Your purpose.
7. Separate me from friends who discourage my commitment to You.
8. Sever every relationship that hinders my personal knowledge of You.
9. Connect me with people who will inspire me to seek Your face, develop my potential, and believe that I can do all things through Christ.
10. Surround me with people who will encourage and strengthen my courage.
11. Give me accountable relationships—people who can lovingly correct me when I am wrong and keep me aligned with Your purpose.May God raise and prepare us as true saviours and deliverers for our generation. Amen. 🙏🏾


Rev Dr Offor Thankgod Onyeka

21/06/2026

PRAISE & WORSHIP EXPERIENCE

21/06/2026

Sunday Service Pictorial Excerpts.

Offor Thankgod

21/06/2026

20/06/2026

NO EXCUSES IS GOOD ENOUGH NOT TO COME CHURCH TOMORROW.
Try your possible best to win the flesh. You can do it, the Lord is your strength.