Sure Word Assembly, Ijegun

24/05/2026

It was a service etched into eternity - one that will not be forgotten in a hurry. As the atmosphere grew heavy with the presence of God, every child knelt before their parents in humility and reverence. Parents laid hands on their sons and daughters, their voices trembling with faith as they prayed, prophesied, and spoke life-giving blessings over the next generation.

In that sacred moment, generational covenants were sealed, destinies were awakened, and the heavens stood silent to hear the decrees of fathers and mothers over their children. It was more than a ceremony-it was an altar, a transfer of grace, and a divine impartation that marked every heart present.

24/05/2026

The children blessed the congregation with powerful ministrations, and God’s glory filled the room in a way words cannot describe.

24/05/2026

When the children’s choir began to sing, their pure voices drew us all into God’s presence, and the whole congregation was blessed.

24/05/2026

The Eagles’ Nest rose and ministered under a heavy anointing - every word carried weight, every moment radiated power.

24/05/2026

CHILDREN'S CONFERENCE

Sermon Recap: “RAISING CHAMPIONS”
By Pastor Chinedu Nwachukwu

INTRODUCTION (1) – Proverbs 22:6
Training is non-negotiable for every child who will become a champion. Champions don’t emerge by chance; they are products of years of godly training. Training guides a child, shapes their character, and directs them into God’s calling.

Parents are the ones saddled with this responsibility. Providing finances alone is not enough. If you don’t train them in the way they should go, the world will train them in the way they shouldn’t. The goal is that when they are old, they will not depart from it.

INTRODUCTION (2) – Ephesians 6:4
Parents must avoid provoking children to wrath through harshness, favoritism, unrealistic demands, crushing words, and unloving rules.

Instead, raise them in the training and admonition of the Lord. Training means discipline, instruction, and correction. Admonition means counsel, warning, and encouragement rooted in God’s Word. The standard is “of the Lord,” not culture or opinion.

Every child is born with champion potential, but only godly parenting brings it out.

HOW TO RAISE CHAMPIONS (1) – Raise Them as Intentional Parents :
Intentional parents don’t leave children to be raised by accident, schools, phones, or social media. You decide who you want them to become and build your home, habits, and decisions around that.

Create an atmosphere where God’s Word, prayer, and faith are normal. Among the Igbo, it is believed that God trains children, but He does it through parents. You are God’s instrument in raising that champion.

WHAT INTENTIONAL PARENTS DO

a. Set God’s Word as the Foundation – Deut 6:6-7
A champion is built on truth, not trends. The Word must first be in your heart before you can teach it to your children. Teach them diligently at home, on the road, at night, and in the morning. You cannot raise a champion for God if your home is silent about God.

b. Model What You Want to Reproduce – 1 Cor 11:1, Prov 20:7
Children become what they see more than what they hear. If you don’t want them to lie, don’t lie. If you want integrity, walk in integrity. Your life is the pattern they will copy. Can you confidently say, “Imitate me as I imitate Christ”?

Lovers of God who walk in integrity give their children a godly example to follow.

HOW TO RAISE CHAMPIONS (2) – Raise Them by Godly Example:
If you want praying children, be a praying parent. If you want Bible-loving children, be a Bible-loving parent.

Marriage and parenthood mean you no longer live for yourself alone. Your life is a curriculum for your children. Like Abraham in Gen 18:19, God expects you to command your household to keep the way of the Lord. Be the example, because you cannot raise a champion in secret while living defeated in public.

HOW TO RAISE CHAMPIONS (3) – Speak Destiny Over Them
Pray and speak blessings over your children regularly. Words are seeds. Declare purpose, strength, and identity: “You are a champion. You are created in God’s image. You will not be average.”

Like Isaac in Gen 27:28-29, lay hands on your children and proclaim God’s blessing over their lives. What you declare consistently becomes what they believe internally.

HOW TO RAISE CHAMPIONS (4) – Discipline in Love – Heb 12:6
Discipline is not abuse; it is love with boundaries. Refusing to correct produces children with bad behavior. Champions need structure, correction, and accountability.

Saying “no” today may be the love that helps them say “yes” to God tomorrow. For whom the Lord loves, He disciplines.

HOW TO RAISE CHAMPIONS (5) – Raise Them to Serve God – Josh 24:15
The goal is not just successful children, but Kingdom champions. Teach them that their gifts, time, and future belong to God. Encourage them to serve in church and advance God’s Kingdom.

Make a stand like Joshua: “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Raise rulers, not slaves of money and fame.

SUMMARY:
Champions are raised intentionally. Set the Word as foundation, model godliness, speak destiny, discipline in love, and dedicate them to serve God.

24/05/2026

23/05/2026

You’re Invited to Worship with Us

Looking for a place to encounter God, grow in faith, and experience His presence?

Join us for service:
📅 Sundays – 9:00 AM
📅 Thursdays – 6:00 PM
📍 286 Ijegun Road, by Muntairu Ali Bus Stop

Come as you are and leave transformed. We believe Jesus will meet you right where you are and give you a bountiful harvest of testimonies.

We’re reserving a seat for you. See you this week!

21/05/2026

Sermon Recap: Champions Night
Theme: Covenant Wealth for Kingdom Expansion
Preacher: Pastor Chinedu Nwachukwu
Topic : Codes for Covenant Wealth
Text: Deuteronomy 8:18 NKJV

Covenant Wealth is Your Right, Not a Request
God has already given you the power to get wealth to establish His covenant on earth. Wealth is not begged for; it is received by covenant through Christ. Poverty is not a requirement for righteousness. God wants to bless you so His will and Kingdom can advance on earth.

Kingdom Currency Speaks a Different Language
The world system rewards hustle, luck, and manipulation, and only cares about results.
The Kingdom system operates on covenant, purpose, and trust.
Many believers pray for covenant wealth but operate by marketplace laws, and heaven does not honor mixed systems. God releases wealth to fund His will, not ego or comfort.

Money Speaks the Language of Covenant
Wealth in God’s Kingdom responds to agreement with His purpose. It is not neutral.
Your role is to do His will with what He gives; His role is to release it.
Money moves when it hears trust, obedience, and firstfruits giving.
_Proverbs 3:9-10, Psalms 24:1, Haggai 2:8_ show that all belongs to God. When you see yourself as a vehicle for His covenant, giving becomes easy and provision increases.

Money Speaks the Language of Purpose
God releases wealth where there is clear, God-given value and assignment.
He will not fund vague desires. He funds assignments that advance His Kingdom.

Money Speaks the Language of Trust
God entrusts wealth to those He trusts with stewardship and heart posture.
Faithfulness with little qualifies you for more.
_Luke 16:10-11_ – If you’re unfaithful with unrighteous mammon, who will commit true riches to you?

Codes of Covenant Wealth

I. Seed Time and Harvest Time
Genesis 8:22
Wealth follows the law of seed and harvest. You cannot reap where you did not sow. Sow into multiple streams and into upgrading yourself. Money multiplies when it is put to work, not when it sits idle or is consumed.

2. Sow Into the Direction of Your Calling/Work
Psalms 128:2
God blesses the work of your hands. If you’re a baker, sow into your bakery. If you’re a teacher, sow into your teaching capacity and reach. Sow where your calling is.

3. Sow With Excellence
Ecclesiastes 9:10
Upgrade your skill, service, and quality. Excellence attracts higher-paying clients, favor, and open doors. God anoints what is done with all your might.

4. Honor God First From Your Work
Proverbs 3:9
Give God the firstfruits of your increase. When He gets the first, He secures and covers the rest. This puts your work under covenant covering.

5. Trust God With Your Work
Proverbs 16:3
Do your part with diligence and sowing, then commit the work to God. Your part is effort; His part is increase and open doors no man can shut.

God is not looking for people He can bless. He’s looking for people He can trust with Kingdom currency.

The question is not “Do I want wealth?” but “Do I understand the laws that governs it, and can God trust me to obey them?”
Get this right, and heaven opens.

20/05/2026

Sermon Recap: Covenant Wealth for Kingdom Expansion
Topic: Can God Trust You?
Preacher: Pastor Chinedu Nwachukwu
MEANING OF TRUST
Trust is a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone.
- When you believe someone is reliable, truthful, capable, and strong—you trust them.
- Trust is key to human existence: organizations, marriage, and friendship all depend on it.

THERE ARE THINGS GOD CANNOT DO ALONE
God will always look for a man to use, and not just any man—but a man He can trust.
- God is looking for men He can entrust with kingdom assignments and wealth for kingdom expansion.
IF GOD RELEASES MORE TO YOU, WHAT WILL CHANGE?
- If God gave you 10 times or a million times what you have now, would His kingdom expand, or would only your lifestyle expand?
- God is not against wealth. He gives power to get wealth to confirm His covenant. But covenant wealth is for sending, not hoarding.
WRONG MINDSET FOR MONEY
Some plan to marry another wife, buy. endless clothes and asoebi, or use wealth to teach others a lesson.
- God is watching how you use what is already in your possession.
LET ME SHOW YOU A MAN GOD TRUSTED
Job 1:6-8: Job was blameless, upright, feared God, and shunned evil, even though he was the richest man in the East.
- Prosperity and righteousness can go together.

* FAITHFULNESS IN THE LITTLE
Luke 16:10-12: Whoever is faithful with little will be faithful with much.
- If you’re not trustworthy with worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches?
- As an employee, don’t handle another person’s business with a lackadaisical attitude.

1. THINGS YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT GOD’S TRUST (1) – IT’S NOT YOURS
Everything in your hands belongs to God. We brought nothing into the world and can carry nothing out – 1 Tim 6:7.
- You are a steward. Deuteronomy 10:14: The earth and all it contains belong to the Lord.

2. THINGS YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT GOD’S TRUST (2) – YOU ARE A CHANNEL, NOT A CONTAINER
Genesis 12:2-3: God blessed Abraham to be a blessing to all families of the earth.
- If the blessing stops with you, it’s a waste. Covenant wealth flows through you to others.

3. THINGS YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT GOD’S TRUST (3) – WHERE IS YOUR HEART?
Matthew 6:21: Where your treasure is, there your heart will be.
- Your giving, time, and commitment reveal your heart.
- Like Abraham in Genesis 22, God tests to see who you love more—Him or what He has given.

*CONCLUSION*
God isn’t broke. The question is: “Can I trust you?”
1. Check your hands – you are a steward.
2. Check your heart – your treasure shows where your heart is.
3. Check your faithfulness in the little – God watches before He releases the big.

Pray: _“Lord, make me trustworthy. Make me a channel for covenant wealth and kingdom expansion.”_