Presbyterian Church of Nigeria Agboju Parish

08/10/2026

DIVINE APPOINTMENT

Jeremiah 1:4–12, 17–19 | Philippians 4:8–9

The God of appointment will never call us and put us to shame. When God appoints us to a position or purpose, He also gives us the grace and strength to fulfil it.

We are called not to fear, but to stand firm and tear down strongholds. We must refuse to support injustice and be willing to speak up for what is right, even when it is difficult.

God has appointed each of us to be a light wherever we find ourselves, in our homes, workplaces, communities, and every position He places us.

Our responsibility is to play our part faithfully. We may not be able to change everything, but we can make a difference where God has placed us.

When God appoints you, He will equip you. Stand firm, speak up, and let your light shine. ✨

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08/03/2026

OUR MONTH OF DIVINE SURPRISES

God has the power to turn the most hopeless situation into a miracle. Divine surprises are the unexpected acts of God that bring favour, splendour, and positive transformation into our lives.

Anchor Scripture: Daniel 3:19–29 & Acts 3:1–10

One of the greatest lessons from the lives of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego is that they stood firm in their faith and convictions, refusing to compromise regardless of the pressure they faced. Their unwavering trust in God positioned them for a divine surprise that not only delivered them but also brought glory to God's name.

Likewise, in Acts 3, the lame man at the Beautiful Gate experienced an unexpected miracle that changed his life completely. What seemed like an ordinary day became the day God rewrote his story.

As we journey through this Month of Divine Surprises, may God turn every hopeless situation around, exceed our expectations, and cause us to experience His miraculous intervention in Jesus' name. Amen.

Yesterday's service was truly a special one as we also witnessed the Confirmation of some members and welcomed a family through the Transfer of Membership into our church.

It was indeed a Sunday of celebration, faith, and divine encounters. To God alone be all the glory!

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08/02/2026

THE GRACE TO LIVE WITH ONE ANOTHER

No matter how you try to please people around you, sometimes you discover it is difficult to live in peace with one another.

However, everything that God wants to show man to knowing Himself, He sent Jesus (2 Corinthians).
Texts: Proverbs 15:1-7, Romans 12:19-21

✨ Key Points:
Doing good works & speaking kind words: Speak kind words to one another. Colossians 4:6 reminds us to let our words be seasoned like salt, because salt adds taste and preserves.

Live peaceably: God wants us to live peaceable with one another. Romans 12:18 says, "If it be possible, as much as lieth in you live peaceable with all men."

Peace requires sacrifice: There is no man that can please everybody.

Do not misuse grace: "In Grace God has done more than we imagine." We should not misuse the grace of God.

Navigate difficulties: When you face any form of difficulty, go back to the drawing board.

Encourage personal faith: Encourage someone to know God. Understand God personally, not in the face of other people.

Relationships matter everywhere: God is interested in your relationship with one another, not just in Church but even outside.

Exercise self-control: Galatians 5:23 talks about self-control. We must control the words.

Listen to the full sermon here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/24rQbNxIZhK6ONeH9JS0fe

07/19/2026

The Power of Bitterness

📖 2 Samuel 13:8–22 | Hebrews 12:14–16

Bitterness is more than an emotion, it is a spiritual condition with the power to neutralize grace if left unchecked.

The Bible recognizes that living in peace with others won’t always be easy, yet it calls us to make every effort to pursue peace. Why? Because every root of bitterness has the capacity to sponsor trouble.

What is bitterness?
It is a mixture of emotions that can include anger, sadness, and disappointment arising from unexpected experiences.

The effects of bitterness:
• It causes defilement to the individual.
• It hinders the grace of God from working freely in your life.
• It leads to stagnation and spiritual limitation.

As believers, we are called to release every offense, guard our hearts, and allow God’s grace to heal every wound. Freedom begins where forgiveness starts.

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07/12/2026

MID YEAR SHOWER

THE RICHES OF HIS GRACE

This message was a powerful reminder that God's grace is far more than unmerited favor, it is divine enablement that empowers us to do what would otherwise be impossible.

From the lives of Joseph (Genesis 41), Saul's transformation to Paul (Acts 9), the thief on the cross (Luke 23), and Abraham's exceptional walk with God, we saw one undeniable truth: grace transforms.

The greatest evidence of God's grace is not just gifts or charisma, it is a changed life. While charisma may attract attention, character is the true proof of the riches of His grace.

"But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people..." 1 Peter 2:9

When you truly understand who you are in Christ and where you belong, you will no longer live beneath your identity as a child of grace.

Grace brings transformation. Grace brings change. Grace gives you a testimony.

Listen to the full sermon on: https://open.spotify.com/show/0utRB7NVtmJvNcchLb928U

May our lives continually reflect the transforming power of His grace.

07/12/2026

FROM GRACE TO GLORY ✨

Today’s service reminded us that our walk with God is a journey, from grace to glory (Romans 5:2).

Grace is more than unmerited favour; it is God’s gift that justifies us, sanctifies us, strengthens us, and sustains us through every season of life. It is the beginning of our journey with Christ.

But God’s ultimate goal is glory, His manifested presence transforming us into the image of Christ. Salvation is not only about escaping judgment; it is about becoming more like Jesus every day.

No trial is wasted. Every challenge, every hardship, and every season of waiting is preparing us for the glory that is to come.

Key takeaways:
• Continue in faith.
• Walk in obedience and holiness.
• Depend completely on God’s grace.
• Remain steadfast through trials.
• Appreciate God’s grace daily.
• Stay faithful in prayer.
• Never give up—God is working.
• Live every day with the hope of eternal glory.

“For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory.” 2 Corinthians 4:17

Grace starts the journey. Glory is the destination. 🙏✨

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06/22/2026

MEN OF EXTRAVAGANT GRACE

“For from His fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.” — John 1:16

This Father’s Day, we were reminded that our lives are a gift from God, sustained by His abundant and extravagant grace. Just as God called Abraham in Genesis 12:1–4 and blessed him to become a blessing, every man is called to live as a channel of God’s grace to his family, community, and generation.

Everything God gives us is for our growth, our purpose, and His glory. The grace we have received is not meant to stop with us—it is meant to overflow into the lives of others.

As we celebrate fathers today, may we continue to walk in grace, lead with purpose, and give generously, knowing that everything we need is found in Him.

Happy Father’s Day to all the men of extravagant grace.

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06/15/2026

Prepared for Good Works

Texts: Nehemiah 2:1–12, Ephesians 2:6–10, Mark 14:3–6

We are not just saved from something; we are saved for good works.

God did not save us merely to escape hell, but to serve Him and become instruments of His purpose on earth. Being prepared for good works means being spiritually ready and mentally focused on what God wants us to do.

God prepared these good works before we were born. His purpose precedes our preparation. You are not an accident—you are God’s project. Personal preparation makes you valuable and useful, and preparation always begins with prayer.

Lessons from Nehemiah (Nehemiah 2:7–8)

* Preparation includes patience. Nehemiah waited for the right timing.
* There is a time to be silent and a time to speak.
* God works through prepared and disciplined vessels.
* Good works flow from a heart of love and sacrifice.

Lessons from Mark 14:3–6

* Good works are not measured by public applause but by the posture of your heart.
* True preparation involves your heart.

The Role of the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is the divine preparer. He empowers us for good works and draws us closer to God.

The Fruit of Preparation

God expects us to be faithful where we are. Preparation produces impact.

Practical Ways to Be Prepared for Good Works

1. Through prayer and fellowship.
2. Develop godly character.
3. Be sensitive to divine timing and instruction.
4. Serve faithfully where you are.

Preparation is not about doing more; it is about becoming the person God has prepared to do the work He has already planned.

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06/08/2026

It’s our Month of Good Success!

"Then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success." Joshua 1:8

As we meditate on God's Word and walk in obedience, we step into a season of divine direction, growth, and prosperity. May this month be filled with testimonies of God's goodness and success on every side.

05/10/2026

An excerpt of today’s sermon — Effective Parenting
📖 Psalm 127:1–5 | Ephesians 6:1–9 (Children’s Month)

Parenting is challenging, yet it is a responsibility we must never leave to chance. It is a sacred duty God has entrusted to us. As parents and guardians, we must intentionally shape the future of our children through godly values, wisdom, and love.

Key Principles of Effective Parenting:
• Have a clear-cut objective for your child.
• Be intentional about your children and upbringing — even in your words, because words are seeds.
• The training you give your children is what will sustain them. The greatest treasure you can give them is the fear of the Lord.
• Lead by example. (1 Timothy 4:12)
• Teach with wisdom and the Word of God. (Proverbs 22:6)
• Discipline in love and encourage them.
• Pray continually for your children. (1 Samuel 2:20–21)

May God grant us the wisdom, patience, and grace to raise children who walk in His ways and fulfill their purpose. 🙏🏽

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