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5. Learn Honoring
6. Be a sower, bless someone with your pray, money and presence

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The 7 Laws of favor

1. You must believe else you can’t become
2. You must be well organized

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GOS IS ON UR SIDE, BIBLE SAYS WITH GOD ALL THINGS SRE POSSIBLE. ....AND IF GOD BE FOR US , WHO CAN BE AGAINST US?

17/11/2025

17-11-2025

CHRIST PASTURES CENTRE

TOPIC :The Power of Authentic Prayer: Simple, Heartfelt, and Genuine

Foundational text : Matthew 6 vs 7-8

There’s something undeniably special about a person who walks closely with God. You can sense it—the peace, the joy, the calm assurance that radiates from their presence.
Their words carry weight, their actions speak of love, and there’s a certain glow that draws others in. It’s the unmistakable mark of someone who is in constant communion with God.
Jesus speaks to this in Matthew 6:7–8 when He says, “And when you are praying, do not use thoughtless repetition as the Gentiles do, for they think that they will be heard because of their many words. So do not be like them; for your Father knows what you need before you ask Him.”
What a powerful reminder. Jesus is telling us that when we come before God in prayer, it’s not about saying a lot of words or repeating the same phrases over and over.
God already knows our needs, long before we ask. He’s not impressed by lengthy speeches; He’s moved by sincere hearts.

Moving Beyond Empty Words
In our busy world, it’s easy to fall into the habit of saying the same things in prayer, going through the motions without much thought. But Jesus urges us to avoid this kind of “vain repetition.”
True communication with God isn’t found in empty words or mindless prayers. It’s found in quiet, heartfelt moments when we sit still before God, trusting that He already knows our needs.
It’s in these moments of stillness—when we slow down and truly listen—that we can hear His voice more clearly. This is where our relationship with God deepens, as we begin to understand His will for our lives more fully.

Key point : Be sincere from the heart when praying that is what moves God and not how long you prayed

Prophetic prayer :

And as we walk with God , I pray that the world will see the mark of the Lord upon us—not in the way we perform, but in the way we live authentically before God.

Matthew 6 vs 7-8

Pst C I Dikedi

13/11/2025

WORD OF THE DAY
13-11-12
CHRIST PASTURE CENTER

TOPIC ; DIVINE VISITATION OF FAVOUR

TEXTS ; Daniel 1;9 , psalm 106:4

Divine favour is one of the greatest proofs of God’s presence in a man’s life. It is that unseen hand that makes things work for you beyond your natural ability or effort. When God visits a person with favour, He changes their story in ways that leave people in awe.

In Daniel 1:9, the Bible says, “Now God had brought Daniel into favour and tender love with the prince of the eunuchs.” This wasn’t because Daniel was more charming or persuasive—it was because God Himself went ahead of him. Divine favour made room for Daniel in a foreign land, turning resistance into acceptance.

Similarly, Psalm 106:4 says, “Remember me, O Lord, with the favour that thou bearest unto thy people: O visit me with thy salvation.” The psalmist understood that favour comes by divine visitation—when God remembers you, protocols break, hearts open, and help arises from unexpected places.

When divine favour visits, you are remembered in places where your name has never been mentioned. Doors begin to open effortlessly. The same way Joseph was remembered before Pharaoh, Esther was preferred above all others, and Mary was chosen among women — divine favour singles you out for lifting.

Favour is not luck; it is a covenant advantage. It positions you for opportunities that hard work alone cannot give. Hard work brings you before men, but divine favour brings you before the right men. It turns ordinary effort into extraordinary results.

Therefore, when we pray for divine visitation of favour, we are asking God to intervene in our affairs — to cause His grace, mercy, and goodwill to speak for us in rooms we cannot enter by ourselves.

How to Attract Divine Favour:
1. Walk in obedience: Favour follows those who walk in God’s ways. (Deut. 28:1–2)
2. Stay humble: Pride repels favour, but humility draws God’s grace. (James 4:6)
3. Live in righteousness: Favour rests upon those who live to please God. (Psalm 5:12)
4. Be a blessing to others: Showing kindness positions you for divine remembrance. (Prov. 11:25)
5. Pray for favour daily: Divine favour is sustained through consistent communion with God. (Psalm 90:17)

When you live a life that honours God, favour becomes your identity and not a once-in-a-while experience.

What Happens When God Visits You With Favour:
1. You are remembered for good — forgotten promises and delayed blessings begin to manifest.
2. You find acceptance where others face rejection.
3. Destiny helpers locate you without your manipulation.
4. Closed doors open supernaturally.
5. Your little effort produces great results.

Prayers;I decree that this week, the God of divine visitation will surround you with favour!
Where others are rejected, you will be accepted.
Let the same favour that lifted Daniel speak for you in every place your name is mentioned.
Doors that were shut shall open of their own accord, and destiny helpers will locate you by grace.
Go forth this week clothed with favour, walking in divine remembrance and supernatural help.

Your season of divine visitation has come — and it will show! ✨

Reading 📖 ; Daniel 1

PST C.I DIKEDI

13/11/2025

WORD OF THE DAY
12-11-2025
CHRIST PASTURE CENTER INC.

TOPIC: DIVINE VISITATION: FOR MORE THAN ENOUGH

TEXT: EPHESIANS 3:20 Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,

MESSAGE: Visitation of more than enough is centered on God's active intervention, where He visits individuals and communities to bring abundant blessings, provision, and transformation beyond human expectation. Individuals like Sarah, Jacob, and the widow in 2 Kings 4, where a divine encounter brings about miraculous provision from a state of lack. The Hebrew term for God Almighty, El Shaddai, signifies that God is more than sufficient to fulfill His promises, leading to blessings that are "more than enough" and "overflowing".
Examples of divine visitation resulting in "more than enough"
(1) Sarah: After a long season of barrenness, God visited Sarah, and she conceived a son, fulfilling His promise in a way that was "more than enough".
(2) Jacob: God appeared to Jacob in a dream, establishing a new covenant and promising to make him a great nation. This divine visitation and promise led to his transformation from a fugitive to a global figure.
(3) The widow in 2 Kings 4: A desperate widow was visited by the prophet Elisha. Through divine instruction, she was able to multiply her small amount of oil into enough to pay her debts and live comfortably, demonstrating God's ability to turn a small amount into an overflow.
(4) Mary: An angel's visitation to Mary to announce she would bear a son, Jesus, was a divine encounter that not only changed her life but also had eternal consequences for the world.
Spiritual principles related to more than enough
(1) God's nature: God is inherently generous and has more than enough to meet every need. His resources are described as "more than enough," a "surplus," and "good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over".
(2) Receiving blessings: Divine visitation is not a matter of chance but a response to spiritual posture, including integrity, intentional pursuit of God, obedience, and faith.
(3) Overcoming lack: The theme encourages a shift from a mindset of lack to one of abundance. Instead of focusing on what is missing, one should declare the supernatural and expect the "more than enough" to break through circumstances like debt, unemployment, and spiritual bo***ge.
(4) The significance of a divine visitation: It's a season of divine intervention that brings transformation, healing, breakthrough, and new beginnings. Recognizing and responding to the time of visitation is crucial, as seen in the lament of Jesus over Jerusalem for not recognizing its "time of peace" (Luke 19:44).

KEY POINT: : Believe God is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that you ask or think is crucial.

PROPHETIC PRAYER: Heavenly Father visit us with a miracle that proclaims Your name and makes us laugh again. Cause us to experience great rejoicing and celebration over all issues of sorrow through Your divine visitation. In Jesus name Amen 🙏

Song 🎵 ( While we walk with the Lord)

Reading 📖: Ruth:1:2