Durable Osung Ministry Inc. - DOM

01/06/2026

PRAYER FOR YOU IN THE MONTH OF JUNE 2026

Beloved, all glory to God Almighty, who, by His infinite grace and mercy, has brought us into the month of June 2026. Hence, I pray for you: that the angels of the Lord shall serve you; your all-around strength shall be renewed, so you can remain a blessing to the church of Jesus Christ and humanity; you shall fulfill your destiny and dreams; your enemies shall come to bow at your feet and confess that God is with you—in Jesus' name. It is well with your soul!

Bishop Dr. Durable Osung
June 1, 2026

27/05/2026

THE SON (HEIR APPARENT) AND THE AUTHORITY TO GRANT FREEDOM AND MERCY TO THE SLAVE

_“If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.”_ — John 8:36

The connection between the ceremony of crowning the heir apparent and the freeing of a slave is fascinating. It adds depth to our understanding of Jesus’ statement about freedom.

In ancient Eastern cultures, including Jewish and Roman traditions, the ceremony of crowning the heir apparent—the king’s son—often included a symbolic act of freeing a slave. This act demonstrated the heir’s authority and power.

On the day of the ceremony, the heir apparent would free a slave as a sign of his new status and authority. This act showed his ability to grant freedom and mercy, and was often accompanied by other symbolic acts like granting land or gifts.

In John 8:36, Jesus refers to this imagery. Jesus, the ultimate Heir Apparent, says that if He sets you free, you will be truly free—not just physically, but spiritually. This freedom is not based on human circumstances but on a spiritual reality.

By using this imagery, Jesus emphasizes His authority and power to grant spiritual freedom, contrasting it with the temporary, earthly freedom granted by human rulers. He contrasts two types of freedom:

1. Temporary, earthly freedom – symbolized by the servant who might be freed by a human master.
2. Eternal, spiritual freedom – offered by the Son.

This implies:
- True freedom comes from Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
- This freedom is eternal and spiritual, not temporary or earthly.
- It is a gift from Jesus, not earned by human effort or status.

In essence, Jesus offers a deeper understanding of freedom that transcends human bo***ge and societal constraints. This freedom is available to all who put their faith in Him.

Questions for Reflection:
1. Have you given your life to Jesus Christ, the Son?
2. Are you sure your eternal freedom is secured?
3. Does your current way of life reflect that you are free indeed?

May the Son, Jesus Christ, show us mercy and grant us eternal freedom. Amen!

It is well with your soul.

Bishop Durable Osung

22/05/2026

Pursue your objectives, consistently complete all assigned tasks within established deadlines, maintain a high level of consistency, and ultimately, you will reap the rewards of your efforts. Perseverance is essential! - Bishop Durable Osung

08/05/2026

Your background can have a profound effect on your future. The people you associate with can determine your level of success. Your surroundings may influence your prospects. The individuals who influence you can either hinder or accelerate your growth - their impact should not be underestimated, Bishop Durable Osung

04/05/2026

WHEN GOD SAYS FLEE!

No matter how strong, daring, bold, and powerful you may be, always learn to listen to your spirit and the divine command. Flee from a fight and challenge when you are asked to. Remember, God the Almighty asked Joseph to flee to Egypt with the baby, Jesus Christ; it doesn't mean He couldn't protect the baby, all He wanted was Joseph's obedience. Even security operatives are trained to flee when they sense impending dangers or situations they can't withstand; safety first!

Hence, to stay alive and fulfill your purpose and destiny, let's learn to listen to the spirit's leading, as our people would say, 'Find way no be run!'

It's well with your soul!

+Durable Osung

01/05/2026

Wishing you a happy new month. It's well with your soul!

21/04/2026

STEPPING ASIDE WITH ACCOLADES!
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‎Brethren, there is a time divinely fixed for every man on earth to fulfill his or her purpose. As every product, music, etc., has a time and season (heydays), so does every man or woman with his or her purpose. No king reigns forever!
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‎The understanding and knowledge of this truth should help us stay alert so we can know when our time AT THE CENTER STAGE IS OVER—SO WE CAN SLIP TO THE SIDELINES so that God CAN INTRODUCE OTHERS.
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‎The worst that can happen to any man is not knowing when his time at the center stage is over. Hence, he or she refuses to step aside, and another person is introduced to take over the stage while the protocol officers or ushers are left trying to drag the previous performer off the stage. Such is always shameful and degrading!
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‎John the Baptist knew this very well when, in the Gospel of John chapter 3:30, he said, "He must increase, but I must decrease." I believe that John knew his purpose—that he was just THE VOICE OF ONE CRYING IN THE WILDERNESS WHOSE MISSION WAS TO PREPARE THE WAY FOR THE LORD (a forerunner). John's purpose was fulfilled when he introduced Jesus Christ and left the center stage for Him.
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‎The mundane part of his life seemed to poison his beliefs about Jesus Christ, making him have an afterthought and doubt the messiahship of Christ when he sent his disciples to ask Jesus whether He was the One who was to come or whether they should expect another. Yet he had made a formal introduction of the Messiah before that afterthought!
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‎Brethren, it’s always disastrous for anyone who tries to overstay his or her welcome anywhere. Let us always be humble, prayerful, and yielded to the LORD to know when our time is up. Learn to honorably step aside for others while the ovation is still loud!
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‎I advise that you do all you can during your heydays: raise worthy and trusted followers you can hand over to once your time is up. Always try your best to leave a helpful legacy behind when you leave the stage.
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‎Lastly, it’s my prayer that, like Paul the Apostle, you can say when your time is over that you fought a good fight, that you won the race… That the Master would stand to welcome you with “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Yes, I believe you shall fulfill your purpose and you shall step out of the center stage with honor… yes, I believe!
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‎It’s well with your soul!
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‎+Durable Osung
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10/04/2026