18/09/2026
TUESDAY HEALING AND DELIVERANCE SERVICE
PROPHETIC FOCUS OF THE MONTH: "WHAT SEEST THOU?" — JEREMIAH 1:13
TEACHING FOCUS: SEE YOUR NEXT LEVEL IN TODAY — JEREMIAH 1:5
MINISTERING: PASTOR NWIKO JOY
WHAT IS VISION?
Vision is seeing your tomorrow — today.
- Seeing is discovering.
- Seeing is eye-opening.
- Seeing is beholding.
And whatever a man beholds, he becomes.
A man who has never discovered his vision or purpose lacks confidence and divine direction in his assignment. Vision brings clarity, not confusion. Vision positions a man in his God-given assignment.
Where vision is lacking, people become their own director without divine direction. Blindness is a state of lacking sight, and every blind carrier, business, or marriage is a defeated one, because blindness is in place.
A man with vision sees, perceives, and understands the times, but a man with blindness cannot (1 Chronicles 12:32). What a man sees is the picture of his tomorrow. How you run with the vision you see today determines the level of results you get tomorrow.
God's word must come to a man before he can see vision (Jeremiah 1:4).
Biblical Example: Bartimaeus was physically blind but that was not the end of his story. God's word came to him, and his sight was instantly restored, because of the level of his faith (Mark 10:51–52). The level of faith a man carries determines the level of achievement and success he receives.
WHAT IS NEXT LEVEL?
1. Next level is God taking a man from where he is to where he has called him to be (Genesis 12:1).
There are families, lands, kindred, houses, homes, and backgrounds so dramatic that unless a man comes out of that situation, he cannot access the plans, and purpose God has for his life. The blessing on Abram's life stayed invisible until he came out of his dramatic situation.
When God takes a man to his next level:
- New grace is released for greater dimensions. God releases grace to everyone He has chosen; without that grace, no man can rise in ministry, business, career, or destiny.
- New responsibility is assigned. After David defeated Goliath, new responsibility came with the victory (1 Samuel 17).
- New results follow. Next level always brings new results.
Every vision a man sees opens the door to his future (Jeremiah 1:5). What you see is the picture of your tomorrow. Before Jeremiah was even formed, God already knew him.
WHAT IS FORMATION?
1. Formation is the natural process that brings things into existence.
2. Formation is the act of establishing something and bringing it to being (Genesis 1:1, 1:24).
THE BELLY
The belly is the part of a man that carries appetite, it tells him when he is hungry and needs to eat, whether that hunger is spiritual or physical. We are called to feed on spiritual food above physical food (Matthew 4:4), spiritual food gives a man greater access to the things of the Spirit than physical food ever could (Jonah 3:6).
THE WOMB — THREE TYPES
1. The Earth Womb
The earth is a womb, the place where the formation of man was made. God constructed, molded, built, and formed man from the dust of the earth (Genesis 3:19). Every man alive was created, molded, and formed from the dust; making the earth the very first womb.
2. The Womb of a Woman
This is where conception happens — where God shapes, builds, and forms a life, and brings it out through the delivery process in nine months (Genesis 4:1): "And Adam knew his wife, and she bare Cain and Abel."
3. The Womb of Time
The womb of time is the future of your destiny. When a man captures a picture of his future through revelation, dreams, vision, or trance, and works toward it, it gives birth to greatness, advancement, and the fulfillment of God's divine plan for his life.
What a man sees is the picture of his future. Vision is the foundation of a man's destiny, advancement, growth, and God's plan and purpose for his life.
"Your vision is your future. No vision, no future."
THE THREE KEY PARTS OF CONSECRATION
To birth your dreams, vision, revelation, and trance, three things are required: ordination, consecration, and sanctification (Jeremiah 1:5; Romans 8:29–30).
1. Separation — being set apart from sin and ungodly living (2 Corinthians 6:17).
2. Dedication — giving yourself fully to God and His purpose (Romans 12:1).
3. Time — putting God first in everything you do (Matthew 6:33).
WHAT CONSECRATION LOOKS LIKE
1. Talent — Use your skills for the Kingdom, not just for yourself.
2. Treasure — Honor God with your substance. God loves a cheerful giver, not a grudging one (2 Corinthians 9:7).
3. The Mind — Renew your mind, thoughts, character, behavior, speech, and dressing to align yourself with God's plans and purpose (Romans 12:1–2).
