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20/09/2026

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2026
TOPIC: STANDING FIRM IN SPIRITUAL WARFARE
TEXT: Ephesians 6:11
“Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.”
Spiritual warfare is not an occasional event; it is a consistent reality in the life of the believer. The moment a person aligns with Christ, resistance from darkness becomes inevitable. However, Scripture does not instruct us to panic, it instructs us to stand. Standing is a position of stability, not aggression. It is rooted confidence in what Christ has already accomplished.
Paul’s instruction in Ephesians is deliberate. He does not say, “prepare for a possible battle.” He says, “put on the whole armor.” Preparation precedes conflict. Many believers attempt to respond to warfare emotionally instead of spiritually. Yet the victory is secured through alignment with truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and the Word of God.
Spiritual warfare is subtle before it is dramatic. It often begins with suggestion, distraction, discouragement, and deception. The “wiles” of the devil refer to strategy. Darkness works through influence, not always through visible confrontation. Therefore, discernment becomes critical. A distracted believer becomes a vulnerable believer.
Truth stabilizes the mind. When lies attempt to distort identity, truth anchors perspective. Righteousness protects the heart from guilt and condemnation. The gospel of peace stabilizes our movement so we are not shaken easily. Faith extinguishes the fiery darts-those sudden moments of doubt or fear that attempt to weaken resolve. Salvation secures identity. The Word becomes the precise instrument of response.
Standing firm also requires emotional discipline. Not every attack deserves dramatic reaction. Some battles are won through quiet endurance. Others require verbal declaration of Scripture. All require consistency in prayer.
Spiritual warfare is not about shouting at darkness; it is about remaining rooted in light. When we

16/08/2026

SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2026
TOPIC: SERVING WITH LOYALTY
TEXT: 1 Samuel 18:14
“And David behaved himself wisely in all his ways; and the Lord was with him.”
Loyalty is proven through service. It is easy to declare commitment; it is harder to demonstrate it consistently. In Scripture, David’s rise was not first marked by position but by behavior. Before he wore a crown, he carried responsibility faithfully. Before he led publicly, he served privately. Loyalty is revealed in how we handle assignments that do not yet carry recognition.
Serving with loyalty means remaining committed even when visibility is low. It means honoring leadership even when personal ambition is high. It means protecting the vision of the house even when personal preference differs. Loyalty stabilizes structure. Without it, excellence and honour eventually weaken.
David served Saul faithfully even when Saul’s behavior was unstable. This does not mean he endorsed wrongdoing; it means he understood order. Loyalty does not require agreement with every decision; it requires respect for divine structure. In moments when opportunity for rebellion appeared, David restrained himself. He refused to undermine authority for personal advancement. That restraint preserved his future.
Loyalty is not emotional attachment, it is principled commitment. It remains steady during seasons of correction, delay, and testing. It does not fluctuate based on mood or recognition. It is rooted in conviction that God sees and rewards faithfulness.
Within the house of God, loyalty protects unity. When members serve with divided hearts, instability grows. When they serve with consistent alignment, momentum increases. Loyalty does not compete with leadership; it complements it. It does not seek control; it seeks contribution.
Loyalty also guards speech. It refuses to participate in conversations that damage trust. It corrects privately rather than criticizes publicly. It values the long-term health of the house above short-term emo

09/08/2026

SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 2026
TOPIC: THE CULTURE OF HONOUR
TEXT: Romans 12:10
“Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one another.”
Honour is the foundation of healthy relationships, healthy leadership, and healthy community. Without honour, excellence becomes competition. Without honour, service becomes strained. Without honour, unity becomes fragile.
Honour is the deliberate recognition of value. It acknowledges that every individual carries dignity and purpose. It recognizes leadership without idolizing it. It respects differences without breeding division. Honour does not flatter, it appreciates.
Romans instructs believers to prefer one another. This means choosing respect over ego, encouragement over criticism, and gratitude over complaint. Honour shifts focus from self-promotion to mutual edification.
Dishonour begins subtly. It begins in speech. It begins in tone. It begins in internal attitudes. Gossip weakens honour. Sarcasm erodes honour. Familiarity, when unchecked, breeds casual disrespect. A culture of honour must be guarded intentionally.
Honour protects spiritual authority. It strengthens mentorship. It preserves relationships across generations. Where honour is strong, trust grows. Where trust grows, unity deepens.
Jesus Himself honored the Father fully. Even in submission, He walked with dignity. Honour does not diminish identity, it stabilizes it. When we honor others, we create an atmosphere where growth becomes safe and correction becomes constructive.
Beloved, honour must become culture, not reaction. It must be practiced in speech, in service, in disagreement, and in leadership transitions. Honour builds longevity. Dishonour accelerates decay.
If we desire sustained revival, we must guard honour diligently. It preserves unity. It strengthens structure. It protects vision.
Let our words carry respect. Let our conduct reflect gratitude. Let our hearts remain humble.
A culture of honour invites God’s c

09/08/2026

🌟 YOU ARE WELCOME TO CHURCH 🌟

We warmly welcome you to our Sunday Worship Service at Redemption Arena, Ojobo.

Come and experience the presence of God, receive His Word, and fellowship with us in an atmosphere of faith, love, worship, and divine encounter.

📖 Theme: The Culture of Honour
📖 Text: Romans 12:10
🗓️ Sunday, August 9, 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM
📍 Redemption Arena, Ojobo

Ministering:
Pastor ThankGod Abena
“Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one another.” — Romans 12:10

You are not just a visitor—you are family.
Come with an open heart and expect an unforgettable encounter with God.

YOU ARE WELCOME! 🙏✨

07/08/2026

PUBLIC INVITATION NOTICE

You Are Cordially Invited to the Day of Pentecost Program

The entire church of Redemption Arena invites the general public to their monthly spiritual empowerment service, themed "GUARDING THE CULTURE." This month's program is anchored on the scripture: "Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity." (1 Timothy 4:12 KJV)

Join us for a transformative experience of spiritual growth, community, and renewal as we strive to raise a people of Power, Purpose, and Purity.

Event Details:

Hosts:

General Overseer: Pastor Laura Andafa Doigbagha
Host Minister: Pst. Thankgod Abena
Date: 25th Tuesday of this month (and every last Tuesday of the month).
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Noon).
Venue: Redemption Arena Ojobo (Behind Market Square, Ojobo).

We look forward to welcoming you to an uplifting experience. Come and be empowered!

Shammah Divine Zion Ministry... Raising a People of Power, Purpose and Purity.

14/06/2026

SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2026
TOPIC: FINANCIAL WISDOM AND DISCIPLINED LIVING
TEXT: Proverbs 21:5
“The thoughts of the diligent tend only to plenteousness; but of every one that is hasty only to want.”
Financial wisdom is inseparable from disciplined living. Proverbs presents a consistent contrast between diligence and haste. Diligence produces stability; impulsiveness produces lack. In a culture that promotes instant gratification, Scripture calls believers to intentional planning.
Diligence involves preparation. It means evaluating decisions before acting. It means resisting emotional spending. It means distinguishing between needs and desires. Financial wisdom is not restrictive, it is protective. It safeguards families from unnecessary strain and long-term instability.
Haste often results in debt. Debt is not always sinful, but it often restricts freedom. Scripture warns that the borrower becomes servant to the lender. Financial pressure frequently affects relationships, emotional health, and spiritual focus. Disciplined living prevents avoidable burdens.
Financial wisdom also includes generosity. Stewardship is not hoarding; it is balanced management. The disciplined believer plans for expenses, prepares for emergencies, and gives consistently. Generosity reflects trust in God as provider. It shifts reliance from income to faith.
Budgeting is a spiritual tool. It reflects order. It communicates intentionality. It allows families to allocate resources responsibly rather than reactively. Discipline in small decisions produces long-term stability.
Beloved, financial wisdom does not eliminate every economic challenge, but it positions us to respond wisely. When diligence governs decisions, anxiety decreases. When planning replaces haste, peace increases. Kingdom stewardship demands disciplined living. It is not about wealth accumulation; it is about faithful management. When we practice diligence, generosity, and self-control, our finances reflect our faith. Let wisdom lead. Let discipline stabilize. Let stewardship honor God.
Prayer: Lord, give us wisdom in every financial decision. Guard us from impulsiveness and poor planning. Teach us diligence, discipline, and generosity. May our finances reflect order and trust in You. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.

31/05/2026

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31/05/2026

SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2026
TOPIC: THE POWER OF FORGIVENESS IN THE FAMILY
TEXT: Matthew 18:21–22
“Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him?… Jesus saith unto him… seventy times seven.”
Forgiveness is not a one-time act; it is a lifestyle. In families, especially, closeness increases the opportunity for offense. Jesus’ response to Peter reveals that forgiveness cannot be measured by calculation. It must be governed by grace.
Family relationships are sustained not by perfection, but by mercy. Parents make mistakes. Children make mistakes. Spouses fail one another. Siblings disappoint. Without forgiveness, resentment accumulates and distance grows. But forgiveness interrupts that cycle.
Forgiveness does not excuse wrongdoing; it releases the right to retaliate. It entrusts justice to God. It protects the heart from becoming hardened. When unforgiveness remains, it affects more than one relationship; it affects spiritual vitality. Jesus made it clear that our relationship with the Father is connected to our willingness to forgive others.
Forgiveness requires strength, not weakness. It demands maturity. It often requires choosing obedience over emotion. Some offenses are small and quickly resolved; others are deep and painful. But regardless of depth, forgiveness is necessary for spiritual freedom.
In the family, forgiveness restores communication. It rebuilds trust over time. It reopens doors that anger closed. It allows love to breathe again. A home where forgiveness is practiced becomes a safe environment for growth.
Beloved, revival must not bypass the home. If Christ forgave us fully, how can we withhold forgiveness from one another? The power of forgiveness protects unity, preserves peace, and secures generational health. Forgiveness is not forgetting the pain; it is refusing to let the pain define the relationship. When forgiveness flows freely, families flourish.
Prayer: Lord, teach us to forgive as You have forgiven us. Remove resentment from our hearts and replace it with grace. Help us to release past offenses and walk in freedom. Let forgiveness protect our homes and strengthen our relationships. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.
Further Study: Mark 11:25, Luke 6:37, Colossians 3:13

10/05/2026

, MAY 10, 2026
TOPIC: THE STRENGTH OF COVENANT LOVE
TEXT: Ephesians 5:25
“Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it.”
Marriage is not sustained by emotion alone; it is sustained by covenant. Covenant love is different from cultural love. Cultural love fluctuates with feeling. Covenant love remains anchored in commitment. Ephesians presents marriage as a reflection of Christ’s love for the Church, sacrificial, patient, intentional, and enduring.
Christ did not love conditionally. He loved purposefully. His love involved sacrifice. True marital strength emerges when both husband and wife embrace humility. Love must be demonstrated through action, not merely declared through words. Respect must be intentional. Communication must be guarded.
Marriage faces pressure because it carries spiritual significance. The enemy attacks the covenant because the covenant produces stability. However, a covenant anchored in Christ cannot be easily broken. Forgiveness must become habitual. Grace must become daily. Patience must become practiced.
Healthy marriages do not eliminate disagreement; they manage disagreement with maturity. When pride dominates, unity fractures. When humility leads, unity strengthens. Covenant love chooses reconciliation over resentment.
Beloved, strong marriages strengthen families, and strong families stabilize communities. If revival is to continue, covenant relationships must be protected. Marriage is not a contract of convenience; it is a covenant of commitment.
Let love remain intentional. Let grace remain active. Let Christ remain central.
Prayer: Lord, strengthen every marriage. Teach us to love sacrificially and forgive consistently. Guard our words and align our hearts. Let covenant love remain firm in our homes. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.
Further Study: Genesis 2:24, Malachi 2:14–16, 1 Corinthians 13:4–7

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