MFM Lagos Region 60 - Itire/Ijesha

17/08/2026

Some pictorial excerpts from the church dedication.

01/08/2026

Welcome to August – Our Church Dedication Month!

Happy New Month, Sir/Ma.

I pray that the precious blood of Jesus will silence every ancestral power contending with your glory and destiny, in Jesus' name. Amen.

May this new month bring you divine favour, abundant blessings, and testimonies on every side. Wishing you a joyful and fulfilling August!

28/07/2026

Offering Time

28/07/2026

May God continue to uphold the youth and teenagers in Jesus' name. Amen.

28/07/2026

Benediction by the Regional Overseer, Pastor J. B. Ayeni

28/07/2026

SUNDAY, JULY 26 SERMON

Preacher: Pastor Ademola
Topic: The Power and the Mystery of Sand
Texts: Genesis 2–3

1. Sand has the power of multiplication; it can multiply both good and bad things.
2. No one living on earth can avoid stepping on sand.
3. Sand serves as a mirror through which spiritual things can be revealed.
4. Sand can be consulted against a person.
5. Some people may collect the sand from a person's footprints and invoke spiritual powers against it, causing the person's legs to be affected.
6. Sand existed before mankind.
7. The power associated with sand can be used to destroy a person.
8. Precious minerals such as diamonds and gold are found beneath the ground. Since sand is associated with these precious treasures, it was explained that when enemies seek to steal a person's vision or destiny, they may spiritually consult the sand and symbolically hide it there.
9. Declare and meditate on John 1:1 whenever challenges arise.
10. Sand is patient. It was taught that enemies may use it symbolically by declaring that a person's blessings will remain buried until death.
11. Sand is patient because it will eventually cover everyone in death.
12. The cemetery was described as one of the saddest places because it contains many unfulfilled destinies.

Things to Do

- Draw close to God.
- Set aside a specific time each day to commune with God through prayer, praise, and worship.

28/07/2026

Youth and Teenagers' Ministration

Song Title: Have you seen?

The Word of God never fails.
The Word of God never falls.
The Word of God is the truth.
It always comes to pass.

Be at rest, for with God all things are possible.
With God, all things are possible.

Call: Have you seen the Lord fail?
Response: No! No! No!

Call: Have you seen the Lord fail?
Response: No! No! No!

Originally Performed by: Judikay

21/07/2026

Benediction by the Regional Overseer. Pastor J.B Ayeni

21/07/2026

21/07/2026

*SUNDAY, JULY 19 SERMON*

Topic: My Body Is the Temple of God and Not an Idol

Texts: 1 Corinthians 6:19–20; Exodus 34:14; Ephesians 6:12

Preacher: Pastor J. B. Ayeni

An idol is anything that has taken God's place in your life. It is anything you love or value more than God.

The temple of God is something that has been consecrated and set apart for God. Our bodies belong to Him and should be used to glorify Him.

The history of idolatry in Nigeria dates back to FESTAC '77, when Nigeria hosted many nations for the cultural festival. After a similar idol-related celebration in Ethiopia, the country experienced a severe famine that led to widespread suffering. Nigeria was preserved from such a disaster because of the presence of many praying churches after FESTAC '77.

Always pray and be attentive to your body's signals. Ensure that every part of your body, your kidneys, liver, and every other organ is spiritually charged through prayer. Your body belongs to God and must bring Him glory.

How to Take Care of God's Temple

1. Cover every part of your body that should be covered.
2. Dress modestly and wear what is pleasing to God. Wearing what God forbids is a form of idolatry.

Keeping ornamental decorations, such as snake or lion images, in the home, especially on centre tables, can become idols and negatively affect one's spiritual life.

Finally, the Regional Overseer encouraged believers to fortify both their homes and their bodies through prayer and a life of holiness.