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09/08/2026

Crossing Over into God's Appointed Season.

Joshua 3:1–17
Every divine season begins with a shift. God never moves His people into a new dimension without first changing their position, perspective, and posture. Israel had to leave the wilderness before entering Canaan. The Jordan had to be crossed before the promise could be possessed.

Shift is God's invitation to leave what was familiar for what He has prepared. It requires surrender more than strategy. You cannot embrace a new season while clinging to an old mindset. But God does not shift His people merely to relocate them. He shifts them to accelerate them. Divine relocate them. He shifts them to accelerate them. Divine acceleration is not speed for its own sake, it is God compressing time to accomplish what human effort could not. What should have taken years, grace can establish in moments. When God's hand rests upon a person, delay loses its authority.

Acceleration is the reward of alignment. Yet the purpose of acceleration is possession. Many people enter promises but never possess them because possession demands warfare, obedience, and endurance.

God told Israel, "See, I have given you the land." Deuteronomy 1:8. Yet they still had to walk, fight, and occupy it. Every promise has already been released in heaven, but it must be enforced by faith on earth. In this season, God is not merely changing your circumstances, He is changing your spiritual capacity. He is shifting your thinking, accelerating your purpose, and leading you into possession not just of blessings, but of your divine identity, authority, calling, and inheritance in Christ.

Tonight is not about asking God to begin something new. It is about aligning with what He has already decreed. Heaven has spoken, the earth is waiting for agreement. Isaiah 43:19. Psalm 103:5 - fill your mouth with good things. Psalm 81:10 -Open your mouth wide, and I will fill it.

08/08/2026

05/08/2026

Luke 6:12
Now it came to pass in those days that He went out to the mountain to pray, and continued all night in prayer to God.

02/08/2026

Sunday Service with our Man of God Jacob Israel

This Is Your Season to Arise and Possess 2 Kings 7:4–9

Four lepers found themselves in a place of despair. They were rejected by society, trapped by famine, and surrounded by uncertainty. Then they asked a powerful question, "Why sit here until we die?" That question became the turning point of their lives. Today, I hear the Spirit of the Lord asking His people, "Why remain in the place of delay when I have prepared a place of abundance?"

The lepers did not have guarantees, but they had faith to move. The moment they stepped forward, heaven moved on their behalf. The Bible says that the Lord caused the Syrian army to hear the sound of horses and chariots. God fought a battle that the lepers never had to fight. Hear this prophetic word, In the month of August, God is going before you. Every battle you have been unable to win in your own strength, the Lord Himself will fight for you. Before you arrive, your enemies will already be scattered. Before you knock, doors will already be opened. Before you ask, God will already have made provision. The miracle was not created when they arrived at the camp.
The miracle was already waiting for them. There are blessings with your name on them. There are opportunities God has already prepared. There are prayers that have already been answered in the spirit, waiting for your obedience to bring them into your experience. I declare that August is your month of divine acceleration. What has taken years will begin to move quickly by the power of God. Delayed answers shall become sudden testimonies. Closed doors shall become open doors. Dry places shall become rivers of provision.
The same people who were called outcasts became the first to experience the miracle. This tells me that God is not looking at your history, He is looking at His purpose. You may have been overlooked, rejected, underestimated, or forgotten by people, but Heaven has not forgotten your name. This is the season where God is raising unlikely people to accomplish extraordinary things. If God could use four lepers to announce national deliverance, then He can use you to bring transformation to your family, your workplace, your community, and this generation. The Bible says they found food, silver, gold, and clothing. This speaks of complete restoration. I prophesy that August shall not only bring survival, it shall bring abundance. The Lord will restore what was lost. He will replenish what was depleted. He will renew your strength, your joy, your peace, your vision, and your confidence. Then the lepers realised something important. They said, "This is a day of good news, and we are keeping it to ourselves." Every blessing from God carries an assignment. When God blesses you, become a blessing. When God lifts you, lift someone else. When God gives you a testimony, use it to encourage those who are still believing. As we are now in August, refuse to remain where fear has imprisoned you. Refuse to camp in disappointment. Refuse to settle for less than what God has spoken. Arise! Walk by faith!

Possess what God has prepared! For this is not merely another month, it is a season of divine visitation, shift and possessing...

29/07/2026

26/07/2026

Sunday Service with our Man of God Prophet Jacob
Luke 19:1-10
The story of Zacch
aeus is a powerful account of transformation, repentance, and the life changing impact of encountering Jesus. Although the story is brief, it contains many spiritual and practical lessons.
Spiritual hunger overcomes obstacles
Zacchaeus was wealthy and socially influential, yet he recognised that material success had not satisfied his deepest need. He wanted to see Jesus despite the crowd and his short stature.
Wealth, status, or success cannot replace a genuine relationship with God.
• Spiritual growth begins with a sincere desire to know Christ.
Don't allow embarrassment, busy schedules, or other people's opinions to stop you from pursuing God.
Don't let limitations define you
Because he was short, Zacchaeus climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus. (James 4:17)
He focused on solutions instead of excuses.
Whether your challenge is lack of education, finances, age, health, or past failures, look for creative ways to move forward rather than accepting defeat.
Seeking Jesus often requires humility
Climbing a tree was undignified for a wealthy adult in that culture. Zacchaeus risked looking foolish.
Humility often precedes breakthrough.
Sometimes following God means setting aside pride, reputation, or fear of criticism.
Jesus notices individuals
Among the crowd, Jesus stopped, looked up, and called Zacchaeus by name.
God sees people personally, not just crowds.
Even when you feel overlooked by others, God knows your circumstances and values you.
Grace comes before transformation
Jesus chose to stay at Zacchaeus's house before Zacchaeus promised to change his behaviour.
God's love reaches people before they have everything together.
We don't earn God's acceptance by becoming perfect. His grace motivates genuine change.
Genuine repentance produces visible change
After meeting Jesus, Zacchaeus declared
• He would give half his possessions to the poor.
• He would repay anyone he had cheated four times over.
True repentance is demonstrated by changed actions, not just words.
When we have wronged others, repentance may involve confession, restitution, and making things right where possible.
Generosity is evidence of a transformed heart
Money had once been central to Zacchaeus's life. After encountering Jesus, generosity replaced greed.
A changed heart often changes our attitude toward possessions.
Use your resources to bless others rather than merely accumulating wealth.
Ignore unfair criticism when doing God's work
The crowd criticised Jesus for associating with a "sinner."
People may misunderstand God's work in your life.
Don't allow criticism to distract you from obeying God or growing spiritually.
Jesus came to seek the lost. "For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." No one is beyond God's reach.
Never assume someone is too sinful, too wealthy, too broken, or too far from God to be transformed.
Salvation transforms every area of life
Jesus declared that salvation had come to Zacchaeus's house. His encounter affected his faith, finances, relationships, and future.
Biblical salvation is holistic. It changes beliefs, priorities, behaviour, and relationships.
Invite God to shape every area of your life not only your spiritual practices but also your work, family life, finances, and character.
Position yourself for divine encounters
Zacchaeus intentionally went where Jesus would pass and placed himself where he could see Him.
While God is sovereign, we can intentionally place ourselves in environments where our faith can grow.
Regular prayer, Bible study, worship, and fellowship with other believers create opportunities to hear God's voice more clearly.
Your past does not determine your future
Zacchaeus had a reputation as a dishonest tax collector, yet Jesus saw what he could become rather than only what he had been.
God specialises in redemption, not condemnation.
Don't allow past mistakes or other people's labels to define your identity or limit your future.
• Seek God with determination.
• Humility opens the door to growth.
• God's grace initiates transformation.
• True repentance is demonstrated by changed actions.
• Generosity reflects a transformed heart.
• Every person has value in God's eyes.
• No one is beyond the reach of God's mercy.
• An authentic encounter with Christ changes both the heart and daily life.
The story of Zacchaeus reminds us that Jesus does more than forgive sins. He restores dignity, transforms character, reshapes priorities, and empowers people to live differently. The outward evidence of that transformation is seen in love, justice, generosity, and a willingness to make wrongs right.....

23/07/2026

Ready for Friday Night of Prayer