Christ Kingdom Assembly Int'l

24/05/2026

21/05/2026

CKA INTL CHURCH
62/64 Iyekantan Str.,
By Moshalashi B/Stop
Off Badagry Exp. Way,
Behind Oba Palace Kuje Amuwo,
Lagos Nigeria.
2026OurYearofAllRoundBoldnessMerciesAndGraceOfGod




Date: May21, 2026
Topic: Divine Laws for God to Answer Prayers
Texts: Mark 11:24-26
Speaker: Pastor Victor Idiake
Note:
“24 Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.
25 And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any: that your Father also which is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.
26 But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father which is in heaven forgive your trespasses.”

The Word
There are laws governing answers to prayers. The bible says, whatsoever we desire: So we have to first desire a thing.

Mark 11:24-26
Teaches that faithful, expectant prayer and a forgiving heart are deeply connected. Jesus assures believers that prayers aligned with God's will and offered without doubt will be answered. However, He immediately emphasizes that unforgiveness acts as a barrier to receiving God's continued mercy. Remember, that the bible says in Romans 3:23 “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;” and “if we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us” 1 John 1:8. For the prayers of a sinner is an abomination before God. Proverbs 28:9. Therefore, we must forgive others for our sins to be forgiven, and our prayers to be answered.

Matthew 6:9-15
Is the famous passage where Jesus teaches his disciples how to pray, commonly known as the Lord’s Prayer. Rather than a strict script to be recited mindlessly, it serves as a foundational template for approaching God, prioritizing spiritual alignment, daily reliance, and forgiving others.
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name." It begins with intimacy ("Father") combined with reverence ("in heaven, hallowed be..."). Then, Jesus immediately emphasizes the line about forgiveness by adding a warning: "For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins."

Job 42:7-10
Detailing God’s rebuke of Job's friends for their false theology, Job’s role as a mediator, and the dramatic reversal of his suffering. By praying for those who falsely judged him, Job demonstrates radical grace. This foreshadows later biblical teachings on praying for one’s enemies and forgiving those who have caused us grief. Ultimately, Job’s faithfulness is vindicated. The spiritual posture of letting go of bitterness and praying for his friends becomes the catalyst that unlocks his own healing and restoration.

Luke 23:33-34
Recounts Jesus' arrival at Golgotha and his crucifixion between two criminals. Despite enduring extreme torture, Jesus asks God to forgive his ex*****oners, declaring, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing". This displays His ultimate grace, fulfilling prophecy by showing mercy to humanity.

Matthew 18:21-22
Jesus’ lesson on limitless forgiveness. When Peter asks if he should forgive someone up to seven times, Jesus responds, "not seven times, but seventy-seven times"

Ephesians 4:30-32
A profound call to practical Christian living, acting as the climax of Paul's instructions on how believers should conduct themselves. It urges followers of Christ to avoid behaviors that cause spiritual distress and instead embrace a lifestyle of radical kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.

Colossians 3:12-14
Calls believers to live out their new identity in Christ by intentionally "clothing" themselves with virtues like compassion, kindness, and forgiveness. Paul the Apostle teaches that because God chose and loved them, their relationships should be defined by grace, with love binding everything together.
1 Peter 3:7
Is a New Testament passage that instructs husbands to treat their wives with deep respect, understanding, and equality, while warning that mistreatment can disrupt a man's relationship with God.

Key Points:
• Desire a thing
• Forgive those that wrong you
• Treat other with love, compassion and understanding
• Dwell with all Men with knowledge

Bible Readings:
Mark 11:24-26/ Matthew 6:9-15/ Job 42:7-10/ Luke 23:33-34/ Matthew 18:21-22/ Ephesians 4:30-32/ Colossians 3:12-14/ 1 Peter 3:7/
Further Studies:
Romans 3:23/ Proverbs 28:9/ 1 John 1:8/

18/05/2026

CKA INTL CHURCH
62/64 Iyekantan Str.,
By Moshalashi B/Stop
Off Badagry Exp. Way,
Behind Oba Palace Kuje Amuwo,
Lagos Nigeria.
2026OurYearofAllRoundBoldnessMerciesAndGraceOfGod



Date: May18, 2026
Topic: Enjoying the promises of God as a saving grace child of God.
Texts: Psalms 91:14-16
Speaker: Pastor Victor Idiake
Note:
“This verse says because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will I deliver him: I will set him on high, because he hath known my name.” Psalms 91:14

The Word:
Psalms 91:14-16
This verse serves as the climactic conclusion to one of the Bible's most famous psalms of protection. In these verses, the narrative perspective shifts: instead of the psalmist speaking, God Himself speaks, offering profound promises of deliverance to those who love and trust Him.

Matthew 28:18-20
This verse is widely known as the Great Commission, is Jesus' final instruction to His followers. Often studied in three distinct parts, this passage is the cornerstone of Christian mission and outreach:

Mark 16:17-18
This verse contains the "Great Commission" promises where the resurrected Jesus lists five supernatural signs that will accompany believers: casting out demons, speaking in new tongues, handling serpents safely, resisting deadly poisons, and healing the sick. These verses highlight the divine authority and protection given to followers.

Luke 10:19
This verse assures believers that Jesus has given them spiritual authority to overcome all the works of the devil. The "snakes and scorpions" symbolize the enemy's dangers and temptations, while the promise of no harm means believers can fulfill their God-given mission without fear.

Jobs 36:11
This verse states that if people obey and serve God, they will spend their days in prosperity and their years in pleasantness and peace. It is a promise that aligning your life with God’s will leads to a fulfilling, blessed life.

Isaiah 1:19
This verse presents a foundational biblical principle: God's blessings, provision, and peace are directly linked to our attitude and actions.

1 Kings 3:3-5; 10-13
This verse detail young King Solomon’s humble plea to God for wisdom rather than wealth or power. God is so pleased by this selfless request that He grants him unparalleled wisdom along with the riches, honor, and long life Solomon did not ask for.

John 8:29
This verse summarizes the unbreakable unity between God the Father and Jesus. Jesus declares two foundational truths about his earthly ministry:

Key Points:
• Your closeness with God determine your blessing coming from him.
• To enjoy the saving grace from God, You have to be committed in his work.
• When you are not doing the right thing, you are making your blessings go far from you.
• Don’t stop doing God’s work so you can get the benefit that follows.

Bible Readings:
Psalms 91:14-16/ Matthew 28:18-20/ Mark 16:17-18/ Luke 10:19/ Jobs 36:11/ Isaiah 1:19/ 1 Kings 3:3-5; 10-13/ John 8:29/
Further Studies:
1 Corinthians 13:1-13/

17/05/2026

CKA INTL CHURCH
62/64 Iyekantan Str.,
By Moshalashi B/Stop
Off Badagry Exp. Way,
Behind Oba Palace Kuje Amuwo,
Lagos Nigeria.
2026OurYearofAllRoundBoldnessMerciesAndGraceOfGod





Date: May17, 2026
Topic: The Power, the goodness and the reason for family love feast.
Texts: Psalms 133:1-3
Speaker: Pastor Victor Idiake
Note:
“This verse says Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” Psalms 133:1

The Word:
Psalms 133:1-3
This verse is talking about a song of ascent celebrating the beauty, goodness, and divine blessing of unity among God's people (Family). It describes harmonious community as "good and pleasant," comparing it to sacred, aromatic oil and refreshing mountain dew, ultimately stating that unity is where God commands His blessing and eternal life.

Genesis 26:24-31
This verse recounts a pivotal moment where God reassures Isaac, and a local Philistine king—having noticed God’s undeniable favor upon Isaac—requests a peace treaty. This passage highlights the transition from tension to reconciliation, demonstrating God's promise of protection and the fulfillment of the Abrahamic covenant.

1 Samuel 20:4-8; 16-20; 24-33
This chapter summaries when David and Jonathan hatch a plan to test King Saul's intentions toward David. After Jonathan confirms his father is determined to kill David, the two sworn friends renew their covenant. They part ways in tears, with David beginning his life as a fugitive.

Luke 5:22-32
This verse details two confrontational encounters between Jesus and the religious establishment (Pharisees and teachers of the law). Together, these verses serve as a powerful declaration of Christ’s divine authority to forgive sins and His redemptive mission to seek out the spiritually broken rather than the self-righteous.

John 13:21-30
This verse captures the dramatic moment at the Last Supper when Jesus publicly predicts his betrayal by Judas Iscariot. This passage highlights Jesus' divine foreknowledge, the spiritual reality of cosmic conflict, and the transition into the darkest hours of his Passion.

1 Corinthians 5:7-8
In this verse the Apostle Paul uses the Jewish Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread to explain church discipline. He teaches that because Jesus Christ was crucified as our ultimate sacrifice, believers must actively purge sin from their lives and live with sincerity and truth.

Key Points:
• Family love feast brings unity to the family.
• Family love feast build smooth connection in the family, it is also a tool for connection in the family.
• Family love feast expose the evil one in the Family.
• Always keep your heart clean when participating in it.

Bible Readings:
Psalms 133:1-3/ Genesis 26:24-31/ 1 Samuel 20:4-8; 16-18; 24-35/ Luke 5:22-32/ John 13:21-30/ Corinthians 5:7-8/
Further Studies:

15/05/2026

CKA INTL CHURCH
62/64 Iyekantan Str.,
By Moshalashi B/Stop
Off Badagry Exp. Way,
Behind Oba Palace Kuje Amuwo,
Lagos Nigeria.
2026OurYearofAllRoundBoldnessMerciesAndGraceOfGod




Date: May15, 2026
Topic: The Joy of a saving grace child of God
Texts: Psalms 122:1
Speaker: Pastor Victor Idiake
Note:
“This verse says I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD.” Psalms 122:1

The Word:
Psalms 122:1
This verse signifies joyful enthusiasm for communal worship and proximity to God. It captures the delight of pilgrimage, unity among believers, and eagerness to gather in God’s presence, transitioning from mundane life to spiritual celebration.

Psalms 16:9-11
This verse is a triumphant declaration of unwavering faith, focusing on the security, hope, and eternal joy found in God’s presence. It moves from David’s present confidence into a prophetic vision of resurrection and eternal life with the Creator.

1 Peter 2:9
This verse describes the new identity and purpose of believers in Jesus Christ. It declares that Christians are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and God's special possession. This unique status is given so that believers can publicly proclaim God's goodness.

2 Samuel 21:1-9
This verse recounts a severe three-year famine caused by King Saul’s historic violation of a peace treaty with the Gibeonites. To end the suffering, King David handed over seven of Saul's male descendants for ex*****on, an event that highlights severe ancient consequences and the lasting impact of broken oaths.

Key Points:
• When you know that you are a child of the saving grace, you will always be joyful.
• As a saving grace child of God you are to be joyful when you are going to the house of God.
• One of the benefit of the joyfulness it shows you path of life.
• A saving grace child of God does not go far from the word of God.

Bible Readings:
Psalms 122:1/ Psalms 16:9-11/ 1 Peter 2:9/ 2 Samuel 21:1-9/
Further Studies:
John 16:22/ Psalms 51:12/ Isaiah 1:19/

14/05/2026

CKA INTL CHURCH
62/64 Iyekantan Str.,
By Moshalashi B/Stop
Off Badagry Exp. Way,
Behind Oba Palace Kuje Amuwo,
Lagos Nigeria.
2026OurYearofAllRoundBoldnessMerciesAndGraceOfGod






Date: May14, 2026
Topic: The Method of praying as a saving grace child of God
Texts: Luke 11:1-4
Speaker: Pastor Victor Idiake
Note:
“This verse says and it came to pass, that, as he was praying in a certain place, when he ceased, one of his disciples said unto him, Lord, teach us to pray, as John also taught his disciples.” Luke 11:1

The Word:
Luke 11: 1-4
In this verse Jesus provides a model for prayer, commonly known as the Lord's Prayer. After a disciple asked Him to teach them how to pray, Jesus offered this structured, concise template. It prioritizes intimate relationship with God, devotion to His purposes, daily reliance, and mutual forgiveness.

Matthew 6:5-13
In this verse Jesus teaches that prayer is a sincere conversation with God, not a performance to impress others. He warns against hypocritical prayers and vain repetition, and provides "The Lord's Prayer" as a model to show that prayer should focus on honoring God, daily dependence, and seeking forgiveness.

Matthew 26:40-41
In this verse Jesus warns His sleeping disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane to "watch and pray" so they will not fall into temptation. He acknowledges their genuine spiritual desire, but cautions that human nature (the "flesh") is fundamentally too weak to overcome spiritual battles without divine help.

Ephesians 6:18
This verse establishes prayer as the vital connection to God's power, acting as the ultimate weapon that activates and sustains the "Armor of God" in spiritual warfare. It commands believers to stay vigilant, depend on the Holy Spirit, and pray persistently for all fellow Christians

1 Corinthians 14:14-15
In this verse Paul explains that speaking in tongues without translation connects directly with God, but bypasses the speaker's mind. He advocates for a balanced worship style that engages both the Holy Spirit’s spiritual power and human intellect so that others can understand and learn.

Jude 1:20-22
This verse provides a practical survival guide for believers in a corrupt world. It instructs Christians to stay grounded in their faith through prayer, maintain themselves in God’s love, and show compassionate discernment to those struggling with doubt.

Acts 4:23-31
This verse recounts the early church’s response to persecution. After Peter and John are threatened by Jewish leaders for preaching, they return to the believers. The community prays, acknowledging God’s sovereignty over the situation. Rather than asking for protection, they ask for courage to boldly continue preaching the gospel.

Key Points:
• As a child of God, You are to have a principle of praying.
• Jesus teaches us that prayer is a sincere conversation with God, not a performance to impress others.
• Jesus warn us against hypocritical prayers and vain repetition, and he then provides “The Lord’s Prayer”.
• In everyday of your life always find time to pray at least 1 hour.
• In times of temptation prayers can set you free.
• As a child of God when you are praying always pray in spirit.

Bible Readings:
Luke 11:1-4/ Matthew 6:5-13/ Matthew 26:40-41/ Ephesians 6:18/ 1 Corinthians 14:14-15/ Jude 1:20-22/ Acts 4:23-31/
Further Studies:
2 Timothy 2:20/