RCCG Mount Zion Chapel, Toledo

06/07/2026

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"THANKSGIVING" SUNDAY SERVICE || 06/7/2026 || RCCG MOUNT ZION CHAPEL TOLEDO

Welcome to Mount Zion Chapel Toledo where we receive our deliverance, receive our holiness, and possess our possessions all to the GLORY OF GOD! Join us this Sunday at 9:30 AM. God has brought us yet to another month, healthy and hearty. Come and join us as we celebrate the name of the most high for how far he has brought us! WHO DID IT? JESUS…OH MY GOD…WOW!

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06/01/2026

Supernatural Manifestation of God's Presence

"And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth..." (Luke 1:26)

To God be the glory for the grace of God that has brought us into the sixth month of the year 2026. May the grace of God continue to keep us in His presence. The supernatural manifestation of God's presence refers to those moments when God reveals Himself in a tangible, visible, audible, or undeniable way. Throughout
Scripture, God made His presence known to His people through signs, wonders, miracles, divine encounters, and the work of the Holy Spirit. These manifestations were not merely displays of power but were intended to reveal God's character, strengthen faith, guide His people, and accomplish His purposes.

One of the most profound supernatural manifestations of God's presence in Scripture occurred when the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary during the sixth month of Elizabeth's pregnancy. This divine visitation marked the beginning of God's redemptive plan
through the incarnation of Jesus Christ. It demonstrates how God's presence invades ordinary human circumstances to accomplish extraordinary purposes.

Luke 1:26-38-"And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee,
named Nazareth..." (Luke 1:26). The "sixth month" refers to the
Sixth month of Elizabeth's pregnancy with John the Baptist (Luke 1:36), emphasizing that God was already at work preparing the way for the Messiah before revealing His plan to Mary.

God's Presence Comes with Divine Visitation
The appearance
of Gabriel was not merely an angelic encounter; it was a manifestation of God's
presence and purpose. Luke 1:28-"Hail, thou that art highly favored, the
Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women." The first message
Gabriel delivered was not about Mary's future but about God's presence:
"The Lord is with thee."
There are other
moments in Scripture when God steps out of eternity into time, breaks natural
laws, and reveals His glory in ways that human senses cannot deny. It is not a
myth. It is not a story. It is not a theory. It is God showing up.
1. God's Presence Brings Transformation When God's
presence manifests, lives are changed. In Exodus 3:1-12, Moses encountered God
in a bush that burned without being consumed. This supernatural manifestation
transformed Moses from a shepherd in the wilderness into a deliverer of Israel.
This shows that one encounter with God's presence can redirect a person's
destiny.

2. God's Presence Brings Deliverance God often manifests His presence to rescue His people from oppression and danger. For
example, at the Red Sea Crossing, in Exodus 14:19-31, God appeared as a pillar
of cloud by day and fire by night. His presence protected Israel from Pharaoh's
army and opened the Red Sea. Where God's
presence is, there is supernatural protection and deliverance.

3. God's Presence Brings Holiness and Reverence
The manifestation of God's presence reveals His holiness. An example in Isaiah's
Vision in Isaiah 6:1-8. Isaiah saw the
Lord seated on His throne while angels cried, "Holy, holy, holy." The
encounter exposed Isaiah's sinfulness and led to his cleansing and
commissioning. Genuine encounters with God produce repentance and spiritual renewal.

4. God's Presence Brings Guidance.
God manifests Himself to direct His people. The Pillar of Cloud and Fire followed the children of Israel until they reached the promised land. Exodus 13:21-22 indicates that God guided Israel through the wilderness by His visible presence. God's Supernatural presence provides wisdom and direction for life's journey.

5. God's Presence Brings Power.
The Holy Spirit empowers believers to fulfill divine assignments. During Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descended with the sound of a mighty rushing wind and tongues of fire. The disciples received supernatural boldness and power to witness. God's
presence equips believers for ministry and service.

6. God's Presence Brings Victory
God's manifested presence gives victory over impossible situations. For example, Jehoshaphat's Battle in 2 Chronicles 20:15-22. As Judah worshiped, God intervened and defeated their enemies. Victory often comes when God's people
focus on His presence rather than their problems.

7. God's Presence Revealed Through Jesus Christ
Jesus is the ultimate manifestation of God's presence among humanity. John 1:14, "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." Jesus revealed His divine glory before Peter, James, and John at the Transfiguration (Matthew 17:1-8). In Christ, we see the fullness of God's presence and glory.

8. God's Presence Dwells in Believers Today Through the
Holy Spirit, every believer becomes a temple of God's presence (1 Corinthians 3:16). The supernatural manifestations of the Spirit include Prophecy (1 Corinthians 14:1-3), Healing (Acts 3:1-8), Miracles (Acts 5:12-16), Divine guidance (Acts 13:2), and Spiritual gifts (1 Corinthians 12:4-11).

Supernatural manifestation of God’s presence through Divine Visitations matters today; they remind us that God is still active in human affairs. He responds to hunger, prayer, and covenant. He reveals Himself to guide, correct, and empower, and He
prepares His people for new seasons and assignments.

PRAYERS
1. Prayer of Hunger for God- “Lord, open my heart to desire You above all else.” Psalm 42:1–2

2. Prayer for Open Heavens- “Father, let every barrier between me and Your presence be removed.” Ezekiel 1:1

3. Prayer for Sensitivity to the Holy Spirit- “Holy Spirit, sharpen my spiritual hearing and vision.” Isaiah 30:21

4. Prayer for Divine Revelation- “Lord, reveal Your will, Your ways, and Your instructions to me.” Jeremiah 33:3

5. Prayer for Divine Intervention- “Arise, O Lord, and step into my situation with power.” Psalm 102:13

6. Prayer for Transformation- “Change what needs to change in me; align me with Your purpose.” Romans 12:2

7. Prayer for Fresh Fire and Revival- “Lord, ignite my spirit with fresh passion and zeal.” Acts 2:1–4

8. Prayer of
Thanksgiving for Visitation- “Thank You, Lord, for visiting me and shifting my season, positively.” Luke 1:68

Welcome to June 2026, the month of the Supernatural Manifestation of God’s presence in our lives. The same God who overshadowed Mary by the Holy Spirit still visits His
people today. May He accomplish His purposes through us as we respond in faith, let it be unto us according to His word in Jesus’ mighty name. (Luke 1:38).

Yours in the Lord, Pastor Lillian Haastrup

05/31/2026

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RCCG Mount Zion Chapel Toledo

GLORIOUS SUNDAY SERVICE || 05/31/2026 || RCCG MOUNT ZION CHAPEL TOLEDO

Welcome to Mount Zion Chapel Toledo where we receive our deliverance, receive our holiness, and possess our possessions all to the GLORY OF GOD! Join us this Sunday at 9:30 AM where you can listen to uplifting worship, balanced teachings, and be in a vibrant community of believers here to glorify God with their lives.

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05/24/2026

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GLORIOUS SUNDAY SERVICE || 05/24/2026 || RCCG MOUNT ZION CHAPEL TOLEDO

Welcome to Mount Zion Chapel Toledo where we receive our deliverance, receive our holiness, and possess our possessions all to the GLORY OF GOD! Join us this Sunday at 9:30 AM where you can listen to uplifting worship, balanced teachings, and be in a vibrant community of believers here to glorify God with their lives.

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05/17/2026

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YOUTH SUNDAY || 05/17/2026 || RCCG MOUNT ZION CHAPEL TOLEDO

Welcome to Mount Zion Chapel Toledo where we receive our deliverance, receive our holiness, and possess our possessions all to the GLORY OF GOD! Join us this Sunday at 9:30 AM for our Youth Sunday Edition where you can listen to uplifting worship, balanced teachings, and be in vibrant community of believers here to glorify God with their lives.

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05/02/2026

THE GRACE OF GOD THAT SAVES, TEACHES, AND EMPOWERS- Titus 2:11–15

Dearly Beloved,
Blessed be the Lord Almighty for bringing us to the month of May
2026. To Him alone, be glory forever and ever, Amen. May is known as the month of Grace. Grace is more than a theological concept; it is the active power of God at work in the believer’s life.

Titus 2:11–15 reveals the full Ministry of Grace: It appears, it saves, it teaches, it empowers, it purifies, it commissions, and it prepares us for Christ’s return. This passage shows that
grace is not passive — it is transformational. Hebrews 4:16 says, “Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.” This verse shows us where grace is, how to access it, and what grace does in the life of a believer.
Apostle Paul was saved, taught, and empowered by Grace. Paul
was a persecutor of the church, yet grace appeared to him on the Damascus Road
(Acts 9:1–6). Grace taught him humility, brokenness, and dependence on God (2
Corinthians 12:7–9). He became the greatest missionary, church planter, and New Testament writer. He declared: “By the grace of God I am what I am… and His grace toward me was not in vain.” (1 Corinthians 15:10)

I. GRACE THAT APPEARS (v.11)-“For the grace of God that
brings salvation to all men.”
Grace is not hidden; it appears — it manifests in time,
in history, and in personal experience. It is God’s initiative, not man’s achievement. And Grace is universal in availability — “to all men.” This means no one is beyond the reach of grace. Grace seeks us before we seek God. Grace is God’s first step toward our transformation.
Grace appeared in the temple as the Messiah was revealed to Simeon & Anna when Jesus was brought there for dedication. Grace appeared to an outcast, the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4:1–26).

II. GRACE THAT SAVES (v.11)
Grace brings salvation, not condemnation. This salvation
includes forgiveness of sins and deliverance from bo***ge. Healing from sicknesses and restoration are the benefits of grace. We find a new identity in Christ. This new identity grants us access to God and eternal life. Grace does not just forgive — it rescues and repositions. The thief on the Cross was saved
by grace at the last moment. (Luke 23:39–43). Salvation came to Zacchaeus’ house by grace. (Luke 19:1–10), And grace saved Cornelius, a Gentile household. (Acts 10)

III. GRACE THAT TEACHES (v.12)
“Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts…”
Grace is not a license to sin — it is a teacher. What does Grace teach us? Grace teaches us to deny ungodliness and reject worldly desires, to live soberly (self-controlled), to live righteously (right with others), and to live godly (right before God). Grace trains us like a spiritual coach — correcting, disciplining, and shaping us into Christlikeness. Grace taught Peter humility after failure.
(Luke 22:61–62; John 21:15–17). Grace taught Jonah obedience and compassion. (Jonah 1–4). David was taught repentance after sin. (Psalm 51).

IV. GRACE THAT EMPOWERS HOLY LIVING (v.12)
Grace gives the power to live differently in this present
world — not in heaven, not in ideal conditions, but in a corrupt generation. Grace empowers us to: Stand against temptation and walk in purity.

Live with integrity-“Whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but whoever takes crooked paths will be found out.” – Proverbs 10:9

Maintain spiritual discipline- I beseech[a] you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your [b]reasonable service. Romans 12:1

Shine as light in darkness-Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven. Matthew 5:16
Grace is not weak — it is power. Stephen was Full of grace and power (Acts
6:8–10).
Grace is God’s unearned favor and divine enablement. It’s not what we work for, but what He freely gives because of His love. Grace is God giving us what we don’t deserve, so we can become what we could never be on our own. It saves us, keeps us, and empowers us.
PRAYER POINTS
1. Father, let Your grace appear afresh in my life. Let Your grace show up in my home, my decisions, my ministry, and every area where I need divine intervention.
2. Lord, I receive the grace that brings salvation. Let Your saving power rescue me from every sin, weakness, bo***ge, and limitation in my life.
3.
Father, let Your grace teach me to say NO to ungodliness. Break every appetite for sin, compromise, and anything that dishonors You.
4. Lord, by Your grace, deliver me from worldly desires and fleshly cravings. Let my heart desire what You desire.
5.
Father, give me grace to live with discipline, self‑control, and spiritual alertness. Let my mind be sound, and my decisions be guided by Your Spirit.
6.
Lord, empower me to live righteously before people — integrity, honesty, love, and justice. Let my life reflect Your character.
7.
Father, in a corrupt and challenging world, give me grace to live godly. Strengthen me to stand for You, shine for You, and walk with You daily.
8.
Lord, let Your grace transform my thinking, my habits, my desires, and my lifestyle. Make me a living testimony of Your power.
9.
Father, let Your grace empower me to finish every assignment You have given me. Let Your grace not be in vain in my life.

And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that you, always having all sufficiency in all things, may have an abundance for every good work, (2 Corinthians 9:8), in Jesus' name. Welcome to May 2026, the month of God's Grace that saves, teaches, and empowers.

Yours in the Lord, Pastor Lillian Haastrup

04/01/2026

APRIL 2026 — THE MONTH OF DIVINE DIRECTION “He shall direct thy paths.” —Proverbs 3:5–6
God is not only opening paths — He is guiding
every step with clarity and purpose.

April stands as a prophetic continuation of the year’s
mandate: God is doing a new thing, and He is leading His people into fresh paths, new assignments, and unfamiliar territories. If March awakened the Spirit, April positions the believer to be guided by God into the “brand new thing.”
He has begun.
Divine direction is the bridge between awakening and manifestation.
Without God’s leading, new beginnings cannot be sustained. But when God
directs, every step becomes purposeful, protected, and productive.
The month of divine direction, in the Light of Christ’s
Death and Resurrection. The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are not only
the center of the Christian faith—they are the ultimate expression of God’s
divine direction. Every step Jesus took toward the cross, into the grave, and
out of the tomb was guided by the Father. And because He rose, we now walk in a
new pathway, a new covenant, and a new life.
April, the month we celebrate the resurrection, becomes a
prophetic reminder that divine direction flows from the finished work of Christ.
1. The Cross Is the Turning Point of All Divine Direction
Before the resurrection, humanity was lost, wandering, and
spiritually blind. But through Christ’s death:
• The old path of sin was closed: “He canceled the
record of debt… nailing it to the cross.” — Colossians 2:14 The cross shuts
down every path that leads to destruction.
• A new and living way was opened: “A new and
living way which He opened for us through the veil…” — Hebrews 10:19–20.
Jesus didn’t just save us—He opened a new pathway into God’s presence.
• Divine direction became possible: Before the cross,
access to God’s guidance was limited. After the cross, the veil was torn, and
believers gained direct access to the Father.
In 2026, your new beginning is rooted in the pathway Jesus
opened through His sacrifice.
2. The Resurrection Is God’s Ultimate Demonstration of
New Beginnings
The resurrection is the greatest “new thing” God ever did
for mankind.
• It marked the beginning of a new creation: “If
Anyone who is in Christ is a new creature.” — 2 Corinthians 5:17
• It marked the beginning of a new covenant: “This
cup is the new covenant in My blood.” — Luke 22:20
• It marked the beginning of a new direction for humanity:
The resurrection redirected history, destiny, and eternity.
Just as Jesus rose into a new dimension of glory, April
becomes your month to rise into a new direction, new clarity, and new purpose.
How God Gives Divine Direction: God leads His people
in multiple ways:
1. Through His Word: “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a
light to my path.” — Psalm 119:105 Scripture is the believer’s compass.
2. Through the Holy Spirit: “He will guide you into all
truth.” — John 16:13 The Spirit gives inner witness, conviction, and clarity.
3. Through Godly Counsel: “In the multitude of counselors
there is safety.” — Proverbs 11:14 God uses mentors, pastors, and spiritual
leaders.
4. Through Peace: “Let the peace of God rule in your
hearts.” — Colossians 3:15 Peace is God’s internal confirmation.
5. Through Circumstances and Open Doors: “I have set before
you an open door…” — Revelation 3:8 God orchestrates opportunities and closes
wrong doors.
Every new beginning in Scripture was accompanied by divine
guidance. Before Abraham could step into covenant blessings, God gave him
direction: “Get thee out… unto a land that I will show thee.” — Genesis 12:1. New
beginnings require movement guided by God’s voice, and Divine direction is not
only spiritual—it affects finances, relationships, decisions, and destiny, Isaiah
48:17, “I am the Lord… who teaches you to profit, who leads you by the way you
should go.”
Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the Lord with
all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; 6 In
all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall [a]direct
your paths.

Prayer Points for April 2026 (Resurrection & Direction).
1.
Lord Jesus, thank You for opening a new and
living way through Your death and resurrection.
2.
Holy Spirit, guide me into the pathways God has
prepared for my new beginning.
3.
Father, let the resurrection power of Christ
break every confusion in my life.
4.
Lord, open my eyes like the disciples on the
Road to Emmaus.
5.
Order my steps and align me with Your perfect
will for 2026.
6.
Let every wrong path close and every
God-ordained path open before me.
7.
By the power of the resurrection, I rise into
clarity, purpose, and divine direction

God is not only opening new paths for you but also guiding you every step of the way with clarity and purpose. In 2026, God is not only beginning new things—He is directing His people into them, and you will not be left behind, in Jesus' name.

Welcome to April 2026, the month of Divine Direction.
Yours in the Lord,
Pastor Lillian Haastrup

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03/01/2026

Divine Awakening
Isaiah 60:1 “Arise, shine; For your light has come! And the
glory of the Lord has risen upon you.

Isaiah 43:19 frames spiritual awakening as God calling His people to see, rise, and move into what He is doing. To arise spiritually means responding to God’s call to wake up, stand up, and step forward into His purpose. It is both a posture of readiness and a movement of obedience. A shift from passivity to purpose. A willingness to obey God’s prompting. A readiness to leave old cycles behind, and a spiritual alertness to what God is doing now. Arising begins when God’s light (revelation, truth, presence) breaks into a person’s life.
Ephesians 5:14 — “Awake thou that sleepest… and Christ shall give thee light.” Paul describes spiritual sleep as passivity, compromise, or dullness. Arising is a return to alertness and holiness.
Judges 5:7 — “I, Deborah, arose… a mother in Israel.” Arising is stepping into God-given identity and responsibility.
John 5:8 — “Rise, take up thy bed, and walk.” Jesus calls people out of stagnation into movement and healing.

Signs of spiritual awakening
A spiritual awakening is not vague; Scripture shows clear
indicators that God is stirring a person or community.
Renewed hunger for God — “My soul followed hard after thee” (Psalm 63:8).
Conviction and repentance — When the Spirit awakens hearts, people turn from sin (Acts 2:37).
Increased sensitivity to the Holy Spirit — Samuel learned to say, “Speak, Lord…” (1 Samuel 3:10).
Desire for prayer and worship — Revival in Acts 4 was marked by bold prayer and unity.
Fresh revelation from Scripture — The disciples’ hearts “burned” as Jesus opened the Word (Luke 24:32).
Boldness in witness and service — After Pentecost, ordinary believers became courageous (Acts 4:13).
Restoration of joy and strength — “The joy of the Lord is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10).
Several men and women of God in the Scripture arose—they
responded to God’s call with courage, obedience, and spiritual alertness. Each of
the following examples shows a different dimension of what it means to rise
into God’s “new beginning.”
Abraham — Rose into Obedience
and Destiny. “So, Abram departed, as the Lord had spoken unto him…”
(Genesis 12:1–4) God called Abraham to leave his country, culture, and comfort.
He rose immediately, without knowing the destination. His rise opened
the covenant that shaped nations. Rising often requires leaving the familiar. Obedience
positions you for divine promises.
Moses — Rose from
Hiding into Leadership. Exodus 3:10–12 Moses was hiding in Midian, but God
called him to arise and deliver Israel. Despite fear and insecurity, he stepped
into God’s assignment. This teaches us that God calls people even when
they feel unqualified. It also means trusting God more than your limitations.
Deborah — Rose into Spiritual
and National Leadership. “I, Deborah, arose… a mother in Israel.”
(Judges 5:7) Deborah arose when Israel was oppressed. She stepped into
prophetic leadership, military strategy, and national revival. She stepped into
the role that Barak, a warrior and commander-in-chief from the tribe of Naphtali,
had avoided. God used Deborah’s spiritual sensitivity and courage to deliver
the Israelites.
Gideon — Rose from Fear into
Boldness. Judges 6:12–16 Gideon saw himself as weak, but God called him a
“Mighty man of valor.” When he arose, God used him to defeat Midian. Rising
requires seeing yourself as God sees you. Fear does not disqualify you, but obedience
overcomes it.
Samuel — Rose into Prophetic
Sensitivity. “And Samuel arose and went to Eli…” (1 Samuel 3:8–10). Samuel
arose from sleep to respond to God’s voice. His willingness to listen marked
the beginning of his prophetic ministry. It is important to know that rising
begins with responding to God’s voice. We must learn to identify God’s voice.
We should know that spiritual awakening often starts in quiet moments.
Ruth — Rose into Covenant and
Purpose. Ruth 1:16–18 Ruth arose from grief and loss, choosing to follow
Naomi and the God of Israel. Her rising positioned her in the lineage of
Christ. Rising sometimes means choosing faith over despair. God honors
courageous loyalty and trust.
Hindrances to awakening are weariness, distraction, and fear. Even when God is doing a new thing, certain conditions can
dull spiritual sensitivity.
Weariness- Weariness makes the heart heavy, prayer
difficult, and obedience slow. Weariness drains spiritual passion and makes people vulnerable to discouragement.

Galatians 6:9 — “Be not weary in well doing…”
1
Kings 19:4–8 — Elijah’s exhaustion made him want to quit until God
refreshed him.
Distraction: Distraction scatters focus, making it
hard to perceive God’s voice or direction.
Luke
10:40–42 — Martha was “cumbered” with many things; Mary chose the “one
thing needful.”
Mark
4:19 — “The cares of this world… choke the word.”
Fear- Fear paralyzes movement, keeps people in old
patterns, and blinds them to God’s possibilities.
2
Timothy 1:7 — God has not given the spirit of fear.
Numbers
13:31–33 — Fear kept Israel from entering the new territory God
promised.
Isaiah
41:10 — God commands, “Fear not… I will help thee.”
How to posture yourself for God’s new thing
God’s “new beginning” requires a heart and life positioned
to receive and respond.
1. Stay spiritually awake and watchful. Expectation,
alertness, and readiness are very important.
1
Peter 5:8 — “Be sober, be vigilant.”
Habakkuk
2:1 — Stand on the watchtower to hear what God will say.
2. Seek God intentionally. As the deer pants for the water brooks, so
let your soul pant for God. Hunger for God, pursue righteousness, and devotion
to God.
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Jeremiah 29:13 — “You shall seek me and
find me…”
Psalm
27:4 — Desire for God’s presence opens the door to revelation.
3. Let go of the old season. Release yourself from the past. Give
forgiveness and allow detachment from past disappointments.
Isaiah
43:18 — “Remember not the former things…”
Philippians
3:13 — Forgetting what is behind and reaching forward.
4. Obey promptly and fully. Be willing to trust and surrender
to God.
Genesis
12:1–4 — Abraham moved immediately when God spoke.
John
2:5 — “Whatever He says to you, do it.”
5. Surround yourself with faith-filled voices, in community, with accountability, and encouragement.
Proverbs
13:20 — Walk with the wise and become wise.
Hebrews
10:24–25 — Encourage one another as the day approaches.
6. Cultivate gratitude and worship. Joy, praise, and enhance openness to God’s presence.
Psalm
100:4 — Enter His gates with thanksgiving.
Acts
16:25–26 — Worship opened the prison doors for Paul and Silas.
7. Step out in faith even when the path is unfamiliar.
Trust in God’s leading and have the courage to move forward.
Isaiah
43:19 — God makes a way in the wilderness, not after it
disappears.
Joshua
3:13–17 — The waters parted only after the priests stepped in.

Prayers for Spiritual Awakening and Alertness
Father, awaken every part of my spirit that has been asleep or dull; let Your light shine upon me as in Isaiah 60:1.
Lord, open my eyes to see what You are doing in this season; let me not miss Your visitation (Luke 19:44).
Holy Spirit, breathe fresh fire into my prayer life, worship, and devotion (Psalm 80:18).
God, revive my hunger for Your Word and Your presence; let my heart burn again like the disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:32).

Welcome to March 2026, the month of “Divine Awakening.” May the Lord seal your rising with divine favor, open doors, and supernatural breakthroughs (Psalm 90:17), this month and henceforth in Jesus' mighty name.

Yours in the Lord,
Pastor Lillian Haastrup