Kanon Life Ministry - Slic Global

25/09/2026

25/09/2026

PICTORIAL EXCERPT FROM MIDWEEK SERVICE

23/09/2026

Greetings to you!!!

This evening service is a life defining moment.

It’s a SPECIAL SERVICE that you wouldn’t want to miss.

Plan ahead

You and your family members. 5pm.

Your life will not remain the same.

06/09/2026

This word is for you believe and receive it.

06/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE
PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING FOR BEST DAYS
Minister: Min. Gift Adegbagbo | Anchor Texts: Jeremiah 29:11, Psalm 100:5, Haggai 2:9

Praise and thanksgiving is beyond music it is an act of faith and trust in God.

Best days refer to the peak period in a person's life, a promise of a better future, an extremely unforgettable moment, an era where you are most successful. Best days are characterized by seasons and stages what is a best day as a teenager is different from a youth or single, but as expectations are around, your best days do not end per season. Keep expectations alive. It is easy to praise and worship in best days, but the true test of our thanksgiving is when we receive "no" for an answer.

In seasons when God wants to test our faith, what do we do? Job did not alter anything negative to God despite the influence of his surroundings. David gave praises to God the most despite his situations. Jesus always gave thanks to God.

As we are aging, it is God's plan He has designed that we do not have a better yesterday. Praise and thanksgiving are the ways of assessing our best days. Thanksgiving focuses on what God doe His activities, gifts, blessings, provisions. While praise focuses on who God is and what God is known to do.

We must always thank God because of who we know He is, even when our plans are not going accordingly. When we focus on who God is, we focus on thanksgiving. When we do not focus on who God is, we go astray. Goodness is God's character. God is more interested in us showing Him trust and faith than in our feelings. Praise and thanksgiving keep us in our best days.

When we give ourselves to praise wholly, there is no limitation it exposes us to all God has in stock for us. We must press on to ensure we remain in thanksgiving to attain all that He has for us. Everyday God loads us with benefits because He is a progressive God (Psalm 68:19).

So today, shift your focus from your circumstances to your Creator.

Praise Him for who He is.

Thank Him for what He has done, is doing, and will do.

Your best days are not behind you, they are before you, and praise will keep you there.

02/09/2026

MIDWEEK SERVICE EXCERPT
Title: BEST DAYS REALITIES
Minister: Min. Gift Adebagbo | Anchor Text: John 3:16

It is God's intention for us to have the best of everything we can ever think of. John 3:16 shows us the depth of God's love He gave His very best so that we could have life. Best days realities speak hope into our lives.

They talk about the better days ahead of us. To live our best days realities, we must focus on the future that God has for us (Jeremiah 29:11). The best days are a promise of good life a promise of us doing better than we are doing now. Realities refer to the state of things, the way they actually exist.

And here is the truth, God wants us to have the best. But to have the best, we must expect the best. We must do our best (Ephesians 6:13) and show up daily for ourselves. We must never compare ourselves to another person on our own journey be your own standard, aiming for better results than the previous day. And remember, the best is first by grace and not by works. You need God's grace even on your best days.

How do we align with our best days?
First, see everyday as a potential day for the best.

Second, speak the right words Proverbs 18:20 says the belly is filled with the fruit of your mouth.

Third, focus on the best part. What you focus on the longest becomes the strongest in your daily thoughts, so make a conscious effort to focus on spiritual things. A difficult start does not always dictate the end.

Fourth, have a merry heart Proverbs 15:13 says a merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.

Fifth, hand it over to God. When you release your days into His hands, He orders your steps and positions you for the best.

Your best days are not behind you they are ahead of you. \

Will you align yourself with your best days realities this week?

01/09/2026

FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Minister: Rev. Victor Aiyedun

This month, commit to practicing these principles, and watch your finances align with God's purpose for your life.

30/08/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Minister: Rev. Victor Aiyedun | Texts: Ecclesiastes 7:12 & 10:19

One of the things we must practice is principles. Principles, when well practiced, will predict the success we desire. Favour comes on someone who is working not on someone who is idle. Any money you cannot manage, you cannot multiply.

Some make money, some manage it, some multiply it, and some do none. Ecclesiastes 7:12 reminds us that wisdom is a defence, and money is a defence but the excellence of knowledge is that wisdom gives life to those who have it.

And Ecclesiastes 10:19 says money answers all things. But here is the question: are you managing your money wisely? Financial mismanagement often comes through unnecessary subscriptions to media, untrusted investments, regular eating out, spontaneous buying, carrying excessive cash, borrowing for pleasure, spending to impress or just to feel okay, and a lack of financial knowledge. Discipline is the answer to all of these.

To be financially free and stable, you must stay out of debt, be disciplined, live below your means, create multiple streams of income, build a business, be strong in negotiation, be futuristic, build genuine relationships, follow wise financial counsel, and be a covenant practitioner.

But we must not forget the ancient landmarks that are fundamental for Christians. These are not optional they are the foundation upon which financial intelligence is built. Observe your quiet time (Mark 1:35), engage in fasting and prayer (Matthew 17:21), maintain fellowship (Psalm 122:1), walk in the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23), and honour and respect God and others.

When your spiritual life is in order, your financial life will follow. Financial intelligence is not just about knowing money it is about knowing the God who gives the power to get wealth (Deuteronomy 8:18).

This week, commit to practicing these principles, and watch your finances align with God's purpose for your life.