The Word of Grace: Recent Episodes
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God had not forgotten him; at the appointed time, He caused the waters to recede and brought Noah safely into a new beginning.Pastor Colins highlighted what Noah learned in the Ark: to trust God, to believe that God will do everything He says, and to live with discipline. When Noah eventually stepped out, his first response was worship, and what followed was God's blessing, a fresh mandate, and His covenant never again to destroy the earth with a flood. The Ark was therefore more than Noah's place of preservation; it became a place of preparation. Seasons of waiting can teach us obedience, discipline, and deeper trust in God. And when the season changes, we can step forward knowing that the God who preserved us through the waiting is faithful to lead us into what comes next.Confession: Lord, thank You because You never forget me. In every season of waiting, teach me to trust You, obey Your instructions, and grow in discipline. I believe that You will do everything You have said concerning me. Preserve me through every season, prepare me for what is ahead, and at Your appointed time, lead me into the new beginnings You have prepared for my life. Amen.
Drawing from the ministries of John the Baptist, the repentant thief on the cross, David, Daniel, and Ruth, we were reminded that throughout Scripture, God often raises strategic voices to announce, defend, recommend, and position His people for His divine purpose. While there may be voices of accusation, criticism, or silence, God is able to raise the right voice at the right time to speak favour, open doors, and bring long-awaited opportunities. The message reassured us that our destiny is never dependent on human approval, but on God's sovereign ability to cause the right people to remember, recognise, and speak on our behalf.PFP also reminded us that just as God spoke directly to Samuel concerning David when no one in his own family did, and just as the queen's words brought Daniel before the king, God still orchestrates divine advocacy for His children today. At the same time, we were challenged to become godly voices ourselves, speaking life, encouragement, truth, and honour over others rather than joining the chorus of accusation and negativity. The service culminated in a powerful declaration that every accusing voice would be silenced, while God would raise voices that align with His purpose for our lives. The charge was clear: when God raises a voice for you, no opposing voice can overturn what He has spoken.Confession: Lord, thank You because You are my Defender and my Advocate. Raise the right voices to speak for me in every place You have prepared for me, and silence every voice of accusation, delay, and opposition. Make me a voice of encouragement, truth, and blessing to others, and let Your purpose for my life prevail above every contrary report. In Jesus' name, Amen.
revealing that God's timing is never late. Building on Isaiah 49:15–16, He assured us that while people may forget us, God never does. Our names are engraved on the palms of His hands, and every promise concerning our lives remains continually before Him.The message continued through the life of Joseph, who was forgotten by the chief cupbearer for two full years until the day God orchestrated his remembrance. What others had delayed, God accelerated. The cupbearer suddenly remembered what he had failed to do, Pharaoh sent for Joseph, and in a single day his story changed forever. PFP declared that this same God still remembers His people, bringing long-awaited promises to pass at the appointed time. The prophetic charge for the month was clear: this is the season to be remembered, rewarded, and called forth into God's prepared purpose.Confession: Lord, thank You because You never forget Your children. Though others may overlook or delay me, I rest in the confidence that my times are in Your hands. In this appointed season, remember me for good, reward every labour of love, and bring me into every opportunity You have prepared for me. I declare that my season of remembrance has come, and my life is changing for the best. In Jesus' name, Amen.
The message also revealed that God's rest is practical, not theoretical. From 2 Thessalonians, we were reminded that God gives rest to those who are troubled, while 2 Chronicles showed that His rest creates the atmosphere for growth, progress, and fruitfulness, just as King Asa experienced peace to build the nation. Stress may be a reality in our world, but it should never become our identity. God's invitation is to exchange anxiety for His presence, striving for His peace, and fear for confident trust. As we choose to walk with Him daily, we can live with the assurance that everything will indeed be fine because the Lord Himself goes with us.Confession: Lord, thank You for promising to go with me and give me rest. Today I release every burden, anxiety, and pressure into Your hands. I choose to trust Your presence above my circumstances and receive Your peace, victory, and success in every area of my life. I will no longer be ruled by stress, because You are with me and everything will indeed be fine. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Through the examples of Moses, Joshua, and the children of Israel, we saw that God's promise has always been to give His people rest on every side. This rest is more than physical relaxation; it is freedom from striving, anxiety, fear, and the weariness of relying solely on human effort. Hebrews reminds us that this full and complete rest is still available today for everyone who believes. As we partook of the Holy Communion, we were invited once again to lay down every burden and consciously enter the rest Christ has secured for us. The call was both comforting and intentional: come to Jesus, trust His Word, remain in His presence, and experience the rest He alone can give.Confession: Lord, thank You for inviting me into Your perfect rest. Today I lay every burden, fear, worry, and struggle at Your feet. I receive the refreshing that comes from Your presence and choose to trust You above every circumstance. Let my heart remain at peace, knowing that You are with me, You are for me, and everything will indeed be fine. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Confession: Lord, thank You because You are faithful to every promise You have spoken over my life. I choose to trust Your timing, even when I cannot yet see the fulfilment. Strengthen my faith to keep pursuing every dream You have given me, and let every word You have spoken concerning me come to pass at the appointed time. Be it unto me according to Your Word. Amen.
Drawing from Luke 6:37–38, we were reminded that giving is a Kingdom principle woven into every area of life. Whether giving forgiveness, kindness, generosity, honour, or resources, God's pattern is that what we release in faith returns in greater measure. We learned that God blesses His people not merely for personal gain, but so they can become a blessing to others. True generosity is therefore not measured by the size of the gift, but by a willing heart that reflects God's own nature.Building on this truth through Proverbs 11, 2 Corinthians 9, Deuteronomy 15, and Proverbs 3, Pastor Colins showed that generosity is an act of faith, trust, and worship. God's economy often works differently from the world's: those who give freely discover His abundant provision, while cheerful giving opens the door for God to supply every need and empower every good work. The message challenged us to see giving not as a loss, but as a lifestyle that reflects God's heart. Simply put, giving is the way because God Himself is the greatest Giver.Confession: Lord, thank You for being the greatest Giver and for blessing me so I can be a blessing to others. Give me a generous heart that reflects Your character, help me to give cheerfully and faithfully, and let my life become a channel of Your provision, kindness, and love wherever I go. Amen.
exploring one of the most challenging expressions of love: forgiveness. He reminded us that forgiveness is not a feeling that arrives once the hurt fades. It is a conscious, deliberate decision to let go of resentment, bitterness, and the urge to get even. And Proverbs 18:19 shows us the stakes: offence does not just wound, it builds walls and locks doors that used to be open.Through the engaging contributions and conversations, we also explored the wisdom required to handle offences, pursue reconciliation, and guard against the destructive consequences of unresolved hurt. Drawing from Matthew 18:15–17 and Proverbs 19:11, PCN reminded us that forgiveness does not remove the need for honest conversations, healthy boundaries, or wisdom, but it frees our hearts from bitterness. The message ultimately brought us back to our own relationship with God: as people who continually receive His mercy, we are called to extend forgiveness to others. The challenge was deeply personal: we cannot always control how people treat us, but through God's grace, we can choose what we allow to remain in our hearts.Confession: Father, You have forgiven me more than I could count, and never held it over me. Give me courage to release what I have been carrying. Take out the resentment, the bitterness, and the urge to get even. Where I need to speak to someone, give me humility. Where I need to let go, give me grace. I choose to forgive, because You first forgave me. Set me free. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.
whose everlasting love draws us to Himself, rebuilds us, and assures us that we can expect love, love, and more love.The message reached its powerful conclusion in Titus 3:4, where we saw God's loving-kindness move beyond an idea or attribute and appear in a Person: Jesus Christ. God's love did not remain distant or theoretical; it came to us, reached for us, and saved us. His loving-kindness is great beyond measure, His faithfulness is renewed every morning, and wisdom teaches us to recognise His love at work throughout our lives. The series may have concluded, but its call remains: to receive God's love, recognise His loving-kindness, and allow the love we have experienced in Christ to become love in action through us.Confession: Lord, thank You for crowning me with Your loving-kindness and tender mercies. I receive Your faithful love afresh today and rest in the assurance that You have never stopped loving me and never will. Help me to recognise Your goodness throughout my life and, having received Your love so freely, let that same love become visible through me. Amen.
Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:4–7, Romans 5:5, and Galatians 5:16–17, we were reminded that God's kind of love is not something we manufacture through willpower or good intentions. The love described in Scripture—patient, kind, selfless, and enduring—is the very character of Christ, and it can only be consistently expressed as the Holy Spirit works within us. We learned that God's love has already been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, making Him the source and strength behind a life of genuine love.The message challenged us to stop relying on human effort and instead walk daily in step with the Holy Spirit. As we yield to His leading, He empowers us to overcome the desires of the flesh and produces the character of Christ within us. Loving God's way is therefore not simply a command to obey, but a life to be surrendered to. The more we walk with the Holy Spirit, the more His love becomes visible through our words, attitudes, and actions, revealing Christ to the world around us.Confession: Lord, thank You for pouring Your love into my heart through the Holy Spirit. Teach me to depend on Him daily, so that my thoughts, words, and actions reflect the love of Christ. Let Your Spirit continually shape my character, enabling me to love Your way and become a true reflection of Your heart. Amen.
Confession: Lord, thank You for loving me so completely and unconditionally. Let Your love move beyond my words and become evident in my actions every day. Fill my heart with kindness, compassion, and sincerity, so that my life points others to You and reflects the love of Christ wherever I go. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.
Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:13, we were reminded that while faith, hope, and love are all foundational to the Christian life, the greatest of these is love. Challenging the world's measures of greatness, Pastor Femi declared that money is not the greatest, power is not the greatest, fame is not the greatest, luxury is not the greatest; love is the greatest. Reading from Matthew 7, we learned that a person's true identity is revealed by their fruit, not merely by what they profess. True godliness is demonstrated through a life transformed by God's love.Building on this truth, Pastor Femi showed that without love, even the greatest acts of faith, sacrifice, or service lose their value before God. The evidence of a Spirit-filled life is not found in impressive words or outward achievements, but in the fruit the Holy Spirit produces within us, beginning with love. As we yield to the Holy Spirit, His presence shapes our character, producing a life marked by joy, peace, kindness, faithfulness, and above all, love. The message left us with a profound reminder: the greatest evidence that Christ lives in us is not what we accomplish, but how deeply we love.Confession: Lord, thank You for loving me with a love that never fails. Let Your Holy Spirit continually shape my heart until love becomes the fruit of everything I say and do. May my life reflect Your character, my actions reveal Your presence, and my love point others to You. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.
Opening with Lamentations 3:22–23 and 1 John 4:7–8, we were reminded that love is not merely one of God's attributes; it is His very essence. Pastor Femi described essence as the fundamental nature that defines a person's identity, making the powerful truth unmistakable: if God is love, then love is the truest expression of who He is. Every act of His mercy, compassion, faithfulness, and loving kindness flows from this unchanging nature and is renewed toward us every morning.Building on this foundation, Pastor Femi challenged us to move beyond simply knowing about God's love to intentionally reflecting it. As God's children, we are called to imitate Him by living lives marked by kindness, sincerity, generosity, and sacrificial love. The world will recognise Christ's disciples not by eloquent words or religious activity, but by love that is visible in our actions. The charge was both simple and searching: love is not merely something we profess, but something we practise. As we continue to behold Christ, may His extravagant love become the pattern for our own lives because to know God is to learn to love like that.Confession: Lord, thank You for loving me with an everlasting and unfailing love. As I behold Your heart, transform mine to reflect Your nature. Teach me to love sincerely, serve selflessly, forgive freely, and honour others through my words and actions. May my life continually reveal that I belong to You because I have learned to love like You. Amen.
We learned that the fulfilment of God given dreams is not sustained by determination alone, but by strength that comes from God. Grace is God's divine enablement, empowering us to accomplish what our own strength never could.The message also spoke to everyone who has grown weary because of delay, disappointment, or deferred hope. Drawing from Isaiah 40, Psalm 13, Genesis 18:14, and Judges 6:14, PFP reminded us that God gives strength to the weak, hastens His promises at the appointed time, and equips those He calls. Whatever dream God has placed within us, He also supplies the grace to bring it to life. Our prayer is not simply for opportunities, but for renewed strength to carry, sustain, and birth everything God has ordained for our lives.Confession: Lord, thank You for the dreams and purpose You have placed within me. I receive fresh strength by Your grace to carry, nurture, and birth every promise You have spoken over my life. Where I have grown weary, renew me; where I have lost hope, restore me. Nothing is too hard for You, and by Your strength, I will fulfil every assignment You have prepared for me. Amen.
Drawing from Romans 5:17, we were reminded that those who receive the abundance of God's grace and the gift of righteousness are called to reign in life through Jesus Christ. We learned that reigning in life is not about status or worldly power, but about living victoriously above our circumstances, exercising dominion, and enjoying the fullness and fulfilment that God intends for His children. As God's royal people, we are called to live as kings of grace, set apart to reflect His goodness and proclaim His praises.Speaking especially to fathers, Pastor Femi declared that grace transforms ordinary men into total men. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:9 and 2 Corinthians 3:18, we were reminded that God's desire is not merely to improve us, but to continually transform us into the image of Christ from glory to glory. The message challenged us to keep beholding His Word, allowing His Spirit to shape our character, leadership, and purpose. Whether fathers, mothers, or children, we were encouraged to embrace our royal identity and live above fear, defeat, and limitation, reigning in life through the grace that Jesus freely provides.Confession: Lord, I thank You for the abundance of Your grace and the gift of righteousness. Through Christ, I will reign in life and live victoriously above every circumstance. Transform me continually into Your image, and make me a person of influence, character, and purpose who reflects Your glory and fulfils Your calling, in Jesus' mighty name. Amen.
Drawing from Psalm 32:7, we were reminded that God is not only our hiding place and protector, but the One who surrounds His people with songs of victory even before the battle is over. Using the account of Elisha's servant in 2 Kings 6, we reflected on how circumstances can sometimes appear overwhelming and hopeless. Yet, while the servant saw an army surrounding the city, God had already surrounded His people with a greater and unseen victory. The message encouraged us to look beyond what is happening around us and place our confidence in the God who is always at work on our behalf.Drawing from Psalms 5:12, 125:1–2, and 37:23–24, PFP reminded us that those who trust in the Lord are secure, protected, and upheld by His hand. Just as mountains surround Jerusalem, God surrounds His people with His favour, His presence, and His help. The charge was simple but powerful: no matter what surrounds us, God's protection, favour, and victory surround us even more. As we trust Him, fear gives way to faith, trouble gives way to testimony, and our lives become filled with songs of victory.Confession: Lord, thank You for being my hiding place and my defender. I choose to trust You above what I see, hear, or feel. Surround me and my family with Your favour, protection, and songs of victory, and let every challenge become a testimony of Your faithfulness and power. Amen.
Min. Eshema Momoh led a timely and insightful discussion titled Raising Kingdom Influencers: Little Lights, Big Impact. Drawing from Matthew 5:14–16 and Deuteronomy 11:18–21, we explored God's call for parents to intentionally raise children who shine as lights in their generation.She focused on four strategic pillars for raising Kingdom influencers. First, we must recognise that Kingdom influencers are intentionally built at home through consistent, daily discipleship. Second, parents must actively guard their children's influences, paying close attention to what enters their hearts and minds. Third, we are called to discover and develop their spiritual and natural gifts early, giving them opportunities to grow and thrive. Finally, we must intentionally teach contentment, confidence, and a secure Kingdom identity rooted in Christ.By establishing these foundations, we position our children to become strong, resilient disciples who reflect Christ, stand firm in their convictions, and positively influence their generation for the Kingdom of God.
At our glorious Children's Day Celebration Service, Teleola Ashiru-Balogun shared an inspiring message built around this year's theme: We Shine. We Rise. We Win. Reading from Isaiah 60:1 and Matthew 5:14, she reminded us that God's call to shine is not limited to children but extends to every member of the family. As children of God, we are called to rise above limitations, reflect God's light, and positively influence the world around us. The message encouraged both children and adults to embrace their God given identity and live as lights wherever they are.A key reminder from the message was that children often learn more from what their parents do than from what they say. As such, families were challenged to model godly values, faith, and character before the next generation. The charge was clear: when parents shine, children are inspired to shine; when families rise together, they can win together. It was a beautiful celebration of faith, family, purpose, and the bright future God has prepared for His people.Confession: I am a child of God. My family will shine, my family will rise, and my family will win. We will serve God faithfully, succeed in life, and do great exploits for His glory. We will become everything God has called us to be and fulfil His purpose for our lives, in Jesus' mighty name. Amen.
We were reminded that when God's people seem overwhelmed by reproach, shame, opposition, or impossible circumstances, God is able to raise a deliverer and send help at the appointed time.Reading scriptures from Luke 1:74–75 and Psalm 22:19–20, PFP led the church in prayers for rescue, deliverance, and divine intervention. The message emphasised that God delivers His people from the hand and power of their enemies so they may serve Him without fear. Together, we declared that evil will not triumph over our lives, families, church, state, or nation, and that God will hasten to help His people.Confession: Lord, thank You for being my Deliverer and Helper. When fear or trouble arise, I choose to trust in You. Rescue me from every reproach, strengthen my faith, and let Your victory be evident in every area of my life. Amen.
Pastor Femi Paul led the church in fervent prayers for the church and our nation through a stirring exhortation titled Deliver Us From Evil! Anchored on Matthew 6:13, the final petition in the Lord's Prayer, we were reminded that the reality of evil is something believers must confront through prayer and dependence on God. Drawing from Jeremiah 8:15, Pastor highlighted the frustration of hoping for relief, breakthrough, and good fortune only to be met with trouble and terror instead. The message identified three dimensions from which evil may arise: evil from above through spiritual wickedness in heavenly places, evil from around through hostile and malicious forces, and evil from within through betrayals and opposition from unexpected quarters. Yet, in the midst of these realities, God remains our refuge, defender, and deliverer.Drawing from Psalm 50:15, Psalm 140, Psalm 125, and 2 Thessalonians 3, we were encouraged to call upon God in times of trouble with confidence, knowing that He hears, rescues, and preserves His people. PFP reminded us that evil may take many forms, whether spiritual, systemic, or personal, but none is greater than the power and authority of God. Our Senior Pastor led the church in prayers for divine protection, deliverance from wicked and unreasonable people, and preservation from every satanic scheme and violent agenda. The service concluded with the comforting assurance from 2 Thessalonians 3:16 that the Lord Himself is able to give us peace at all times, in every way, and under every circumstance. Our confidence remains in God, whose Kingdom, Power, and Glory endure forever.Confession: Lord, I thank You for being my refuge, protector, and deliverer. Preserve me from every evil plan, every wicked influence, and every attack seen or unseen. Let Your peace guard my heart, Your power defend my life, and Your presence surround me and my loved ones in every circumstance. Amen.
At our Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu led the church in prayers following a brief but powerful exhortation titled The Travail at Ziklag. Drawing from 1 Samuel 30:1–6, we reflected on one of the most painful moments in David's life. Returning to Ziklag, David and his men found their city burned, their families taken captive, and their hopes seemingly shattered. The message reminded us that even God's people can face seasons of distress, loss, disappointment, and uncertainty. Yet in the midst of overwhelming trouble, David did not surrender to despair. Instead, he encouraged himself in the Lord and found strength in God's presence. We were challenged to respond to adversity with faith, prayer, and renewed dependence on God.Pastor Colins led the church in fervent prayers for mercy, righteous leadership, national transformation, and divine intervention. We were reminded that God remains sovereign over nations and rulers, hears the cries of His people, and is able to turn difficult situations around. Just as God restored David after Ziklag, we were encouraged to trust Him through every battle, believing that seasons of travail can become testimonies of restoration, victory, and divine mercy when surrendered to Him.Confession: Lord, thank You that even in my darkest moments, You remain my strength and my refuge. When I face challenges beyond my control, help me to seek You first, trust Your sovereignty completely, and find courage in Your presence. Turn every season of travail into a testimony of restoration, victory, and mercy, so that my life continually brings glory to Your name. Amen.
The call was clear and personal: Christ's Lordship must extend to every area of our lives, not just the parts that are convenient or comfortable.Confession: Lord Jesus, I surrender every area of my life to Your Lordship. Help me to obey You wholeheartedly, not selectively, and to build my life upon the solid foundation of Your Word. May my actions reflect my confession, and may Your will be done in me completely. Amen.
Pastor Colins Nwosu continued our teaching series with an engaging and interactive session titled The Lordship of Jesus, with insightful contributions from the congregation throughout the teaching. Reading from Romans 14:8–9 and Matthew 11:27, we established that whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord, because Christ died and rose again to be Lord of both the dead and the living. We learned that true lordship means absolute ownership. Acts 4:12 and Philippians 2:9–11 revealed that God has exalted Jesus above every name, establishing Him as the sole source of salvation before whom every knee must bow.Drawing from Luke 6:46–49, Pastor Colins further explained what it truly means to call Him “Lord.” Jesus asks, “Why do you call Me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and do not do the things which I say?” True lordship demands obedience, not merely lip service. We discovered that building our lives on His Word is like laying a foundation on solid rock that no storm can shake. The message also reminded us that His yoke is easy and His burden is light for those who fully surrender to Him. Pastor Colins will continue this teaching at our Holy Communion Service next Sunday, and you should not miss it for any reason. Join us in person or listen online.Confession: Lord Jesus, I declare that You are the absolute Lord over my life, my family, and my choices. I refuse to give You mere lip service; I choose to align my actions with Your instructions and build my life on the solid rock of Your Word. I rest in You, knowing that Your grace is my strength and my security. Amen!
Pastor Colins Nwosu continued our teaching series The Trinity of the Godhead, diving into God The Father Part 2 to reveal the intimacy and accessibility of our Heavenly Father. Anchored in 1 Corinthians 8:6 (AMPC) and 1 John 5:7, we were reminded that through Christ, believers now have confident access to the Father. The teaching explored the heart of God as a loving Father who desires relationship, closeness, and fellowship with His children. Through the finished work of Jesus on the cross in Matthew 27:50–53, we saw that humanity’s separation from God was broken, granting us direct access into His presence. The message emphasised that our relationship with God is no longer built on fear or distance, but on grace, mercy, and sonship.Drawing from Hebrews 4:14–16 and Romans 8:15, we learned that we no longer approach God with trembling, slave like fear. We see that the Holy Spirit has adopted us into God’s family, empowering us to cry out, “Abba, Father,” an intimate and tender expression of a loving Dad. Through the beautiful illustration of the prodigal son in Luke 15:17–24, Pastor Colins highlighted the Fatherhood of God as compassionate, welcoming, and restorative. The sermon concluded by showcasing the heart of the Father: a God who does not wait for us to perform, but runs to embrace, kiss, and restore us the moment we turn back to Him.Confession: Lord, I thank You that the veil has been torn and I have direct access to Your throne of grace. I cast away all slave like fear and fully embrace my identity as Your child. I cry “Abba, Father” today, knowing that You run to meet me in my weakness, cover me with Your mercy, and celebrate my restoration. Amen!
Pastor Colins Nwosu continued our teaching series The Trinity of the Godhead, with today’s focus centred on God The Father. Reading from 1 Corinthians 8:6 (AMPC) and Genesis 1:1, we established that all things originate from God and exist through His sovereign power and purpose. The teaching explored the nature and character of God the Father as Creator, Sustainer, and eternal ruler over all creation. From the very beginning in Genesis 1:1, we see God as the source of life, order, and existence, while Genesis 1:26 further revealed the divine counsel and unity within the Godhead during creation.Drawing from Exodus 3:14 and Exodus 20:5, we reflected on His self existent name, “I AM WHO I AM,” revealing a Father who is entirely self sufficient, yet deeply personal and protective of His relationship with us. Through Psalm 139:7–12, we marvelled at His omnipresence, realising that there is nowhere we can flee from His Spirit, as His dark nights shine as bright as the day to Him. The message concluded with a beautiful meditation on Exodus 34:6–7, reminding us that while He is a just Judge, our Father is compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in love. Pastor Colins encouraged us to deepen our reverence for God the Father, trust His nature completely, and grow in our understanding of His love, authority, and faithfulness.Confession: Lord, thank You for being my Father, Creator, and Sustainer. Help me to know You more deeply, trust You more completely, and walk daily in the confidence of Your love, mercy, and unfailing presence.
Pastor Colins Nwosu began a new teaching series titled The Trinity of the Godhead, leading the church into a deeper and more enriching understanding of our relationship with the Triune God. Drawing from several scriptures, we explored the biblical foundation of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit existing distinctly yet perfectly united as One God. From the baptism of Jesus in Matthew 3, we saw all three persons of the Godhead revealed together: the Father speaking from heaven, the Son being baptised, and the Spirit descending like a dove. This teaching emphasised that the Trinity is not merely a theological concept, but a revelation of God’s nature and His desire for relationship with humanity.From the absolute unity of creation in Genesis 1:1–3 and John 1:1–5, to the ongoing ministry of the Comforter in John 14:26 and John 16:5–11, we see the perfect harmony and cooperation of the Godhead at work. Pastor Colins explained that understanding the Trinity strengthens our faith, deepens our worship, and enriches our walk with God because we are invited into fellowship with the fullness of who He is. The message also pointed us toward unity, reminding us from John 17:21 that just as the Godhead exists in perfect oneness, believers are also called into unity and communion with God and with one another.Confession: Lord, thank You for revealing Yourself to me as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Deepen my understanding of who You are, strengthen my walk with You, and help me live daily in fellowship with the fullness of Your presence and love.
The Man’s Rule. The teaching and contributions explored God’s original design for relationships, marriage, companionship, and responsibility before and after the fall of man. From Genesis 2:18, we were reminded that God created woman as a suitable helper and companion, establishing partnership and mutual purpose from the beginning. However, Genesis 3 revealed how sin distorted harmony, introducing struggle, tension, and conflict into relationships that were originally designed to reflect unity and order.The message also brought balance through Ephesians 5, emphasising that biblical leadership is not domination but sacrificial love, responsibility, and care. While wives are called to honour and respect their husbands, husbands are equally commanded to love, protect, nourish, and cherish their wives as Christ loves the Church. The session encouraged both men and women to understand God’s design beyond culture, pride, or personal bias, and to build relationships rooted in love, honour, wisdom, and mutual submission to God’s principles.Confession: Lord, help me to reflect Your wisdom, love, and purpose in every relationship. Teach me to walk in humility, honour, responsibility, and genuine care for others according to Your design
Today was the glorious finale of our weekend-long celebration in honor of all mothers at Grace Assembly. We were privileged to receive the ministration of Evangelist Tope Alabi, who led us into a realm of premium worship through her unique gift of song and the living Word. Beyond the music, she opened her heart to share her personal journey in marriage, providing a transparent and faith-filled roadmap for navigating the seasons of family life. It was more than a celebration; it was an atmosphere where we were built up, encouraged, and made whole in God’s presence.Through the scriptures shared and the testimonies of her walk with God, Evangelist Tope Alabi reminded us that the strength of a mother and a wife is anchored in the depth of her worship. It was a celebration of grace, strength, sacrifice, and God’s sustaining hand upon families. We honour and celebrate all mothers and mothers-to-be for their love, prayers, resilience, and impact. Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Grace Assembly!Confession: Lord, thank You for the gift and influence of mothers. Strengthen every mother and mother to be with grace, wisdom, joy, and peace, and let their lives continually reflect Your love and faithfulness.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu shared on the subject God’s Masterpiece. Reading from Ephesians 2:10, we were reminded that we are God’s workmanship, intentionally created with purpose and designed for the good works He planned for us long ago. The message reinforced that our lives are not accidents or afterthoughts. God carefully crafted each person with divine intention, and because we are His masterpiece, we are valuable to Him and deeply cared for by Him. Drawing from Jeremiah 29:11, we were further reminded that God’s thoughts toward us are good and filled with hope and purpose.The message also challenged us to live in a way that reflects the One who made us. From Acts 10:38 and Matthew 5:14–16, we saw that God created us not merely to exist, but to do good, shine as lights, and bring glory to Him through our actions. Galatians 6 and 1 Timothy 6 encouraged us not to grow weary in doing good, but to use our lives and resources meaningfully. Ultimately, as God’s masterpiece we must understand that we were created for a purpose: to let our light shine through our actions so that others may see our good works and give God all the glory.Confession: Lord, I thank You for making me Your masterpiece. I am not an accident; I am Your handiwork, created for beauty and purpose. I receive the grace to be rich in good works and to shine my light brightly, so that through my life, You alone receive all the glory.
Pastor Femi Paul brought us a transformative Word titled “Know This — You Are Important!”, building on our focus of counting our blessings to reveal a deeper reason for our praise. He read from Psalm 8:4–6 (NCV), reminded us of a profound question: why are human beings so important to God? The answer lies in our divine design. God did not simply speak man into existence like the rest of creation; He used Himself as the template, intentionally and lovingly crafting us in His own image to have dominion and to reign.Drawing from Genesis 1 and Psalm 139, we were further reminded that we are not just created, we are carefully formed, fearfully and wonderfully made, reflecting God’s nature and entrusted with responsibility. This understanding calls us to live with confidence, purpose, and gratitude. When we truly grasp our worth in God, praise becomes natural, and we begin to live in alignment with the authority, identity, and dominion He has given us.Confession: Lord, I receive the truth of who I am in You. I am fearfully and wonderfully made, created with purpose, and I choose to live confidently in the identity and dominion You have given me.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a corrective and stirring word titled Praise the Lord O’ My Soul! Building on Sunday’s message Count Your Blessings, he opened with Psalm 103:2 and expanding through Isaiah 55:2, we were reminded that counting our blessings is not merely a gratitude exercise, it is spiritual wisdom. From Numbers 11:1a, Pastor emphasised that complaining isn't just a bad habit; it displeases the Lord and stalls our progress. We learned that counting our blessings is actually a spiritual guard that protects our Counting our blessings guards the heart against grumbling and complaining, and keeps us qualified for what God is about to do next. We also saw how complaint can distort perspective, while thanksgiving preserves spiritual posture and keeps our heart open to God’s next move.The core of the message was a deep dive into Philippians 4:8, where we were challenged to discipline our thoughts toward what is good, worthy of praise, and full of God’s goodness. We were challenged to fill our minds with things to praise rather than things to curse, and to fasten our thoughts on the glorious works of God. As the congregation lifted the song Praise, the atmosphere reinforced the message that praise is not only a response to blessing but a posture that sustains joy, protects perspective, and aligns us with divine harmony. The charge was simple and profound: keep counting your blessings, keep praising God, and stay qualified for what He is about to do next.Confession: Lord, I choose praise over complaint and gratitude over grumbling. Guard my heart, align my thoughts, and keep me positioned for all You are about to do next.
Pastor Femi Paul brought us a timely word during today’s Youth Sunday Service titled Count Your Blessings! Drawing from Psalm 103:2 (MSG), we were given a powerful directive: to bless God and ensure we do not forget a single one of His benefits. We learned that the only way to avoid the trap of forgetfulness is to intentionally and carefully count the good things He has done for us. Rather than magnifying problems, needs, or what is missing, the message called us to remember the good things God has done. Using Psalm 103:2–5 (NLT), we were reminded of the breadth of God’s favour, from forgiveness and healing to redemption and the renewal of our strength, affirming that youths in God are called to stand out. Gratitude is not passive remembrance but active recognition.The message challenged us to shift our focus from problems and needs to the faithfulness of God. When we count our problems, anxiety grows, but when we count our blessings, faith rises. Drawing from Philippians 4:6–7, we were reminded that thanksgiving brings peace, and thanksgiving also positions us for increase. Pastor prophetically declared that as we count only our blessings for the rest of April, God will multiply those blessings in May. The charge was simple and powerful: remember what God has done, and expect Him to do more and more.Confession: I choose to bless the Lord with all that I am. I refuse to forget His benefits. I will count my blessings daily, focusing on His goodness, mercy, and healing power. As I celebrate what He has already done, I position myself for multiplication and fresh manifestations in May.
which further urged us into the presence of God through premium worship. Reading from Psalm 14:2, we were reminded that God looks across the earth for those who truly seek Him, and true worship flows from delight, reverence, and wholehearted devotion. Through Revelation 4:11, we established the foundational truth that He is worthy to receive all glory, honor, and power because He is the Creator of all things. The message challenged us to move beyond casual expressions of worship into a place where we derive joy and satisfaction in honouring God.We were further reminded from Matthew 7:2 and Psalm 37:4 that there is a relationship between the measure we offer God and what flows back into our lives. Premium worship opens the door to premium surprises. As we delight ourselves in the Lord and remain fully committed to Him, we position ourselves for answered prayers, divine interventions, and the desires of our hearts fulfilled. The charge was simple yet profound: offer God your best in worship, and trust Him for the surprises only He can bring.Confession: Lord, I choose to delight myself in You above all else. I offer You premium worship, not as a duty, but as a sacrifice of joy. I trust that as I give You my best, You will answer my prayers and manifest the desires of my heart. My life is a testament to Your worthiness.
At our Holy Communion Service themed Communion for Illumination, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a timely word titled The Blessing of Knowing What Best to Do. From Psalm 73:24, we were reminded that God guides us by His counsel and leads us into a glorious destiny. Life will not always go as expected, and situations will not always be easy, but the true advantage of the believer is access to divine direction. The message emphasised that in every situation, whether we are facing challenges or navigating uncertainty, we must decide what to do, and that decision must be guided by God.Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20:12, we saw that even when we do not know what to do, turning our focus to God positions us for clarity and direction. A shortsighted decision can worsen a situation, but an enlightened decision can transform the same situation into a breakthrough. Knowing what best to do is a winning formula, and through divine illumination, God grants His people the wisdom required for every season. As we received communion, we were reminded that this guidance is part of the blessing, positioning us for progress, victory, and even unexpected pleasant outcomes.Confession:Lord, I refuse to be ruled by fear or shortsightedness. I choose to look to You for counsel, trusting that You will illuminate my path and grant me the wisdom to know exactly what to do in every situation. I receive the winning formula for my breakthrough today.
At our Special Interactive Sunday Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu delivered this thought-provoking message titled Why Sit We Here Until We Die?, drawing from 2 Kings 7:1–20. The story of the four lepers challenged us to confront the danger of remaining in places of fear, stagnation, and hopelessness. Faced with famine and uncertainty, they chose to take a step of faith rather than remain passive. Their decision not only led to their survival but also positioned them as carriers of good news to the entire city. The message reminded us that divine opportunities often require courageous action and a willingness to move forward despite uncertainty.We were further encouraged by Hebrews 4:2, as we explored why many hear the Word but do not profit from it: the message must be mixed with faith to produce results. Hearing God’s promise is not enough; we must combine it with active belief and decisive action. Just as the lepers acted on possibility rather than paralysis, we too are called to respond to God’s Word with faith and initiative. When we rise from complacency and step into obedience, we position ourselves to experience divine provision and become channels of blessing to others.Confession: Lord, I refuse to remain in stagnation or die in silence; I receive the courage to act in faith today and choose to move at Your Word, knowing that as I step out, You will make a way for my total restoration.
Pastor Colins Nwosu brought us God’s Word in a message titled The Cost of Salvation, reminding us that the gift of salvation came at an immeasurable price. Reading from John 3:16 and Matthew 26:39, we reflected on the depth of God’s love in giving His Son and the surrender of Jesus in Gethsemane as He chose the Father’s will over His own. Salvation was not cheap. It required sacrifice, obedience, and the ultimate offering of Christ’s life so that humanity could be redeemed.Drawing also from Psalm 8:3 to 6 and Matthew 28:1 to 7, we were reminded that the resurrection is the victory that confirms the power of that sacrifice. Through Christ’s death and resurrection, humanity was restored to honour and purpose. The message concluded with the encouragement from 1 Corinthians 15:58 to remain steadfast and committed in the work of the Lord, knowing that our labour in Him is never in vain because the price of our salvation has already secured the victory.Confession: Lord, help me never take the gift of salvation for granted. Let my life reflect gratitude, obedience, and unwavering commitment to Your purpose.
At our Easter Resurrection Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul gave a short prophetic exhortation calling the church to move beyond celebrating the resurrection to actually experiencing its power. Drawing from Philippians 3:10, we were reminded of Paul’s deep longing to know Christ and to experience the overflowing power of His resurrection. The message declared that the time has come, my time, your time, our time, to begin to experience that resurrection power in our daily lives.From Romans 6:4, we were reminded that when God raised Jesus from the dead with glorious power, believers have receieved a wonderful new life to enjoy. Resurrection is therefore not only an event we remember, but a life we are meant to live. As the congregation lifted songs of thanksgiving, we prayed that the same power that raised Christ would become evident in our lives, bringing new beginnings, renewed strength, and the grace to truly enjoy the new life God has given us.Confession: Lord, I receive and walk in the power of Your resurrection. Let Your new life flow through me so that I begin to experience the fullness of all You have given me.
At our Warfare Wednesday Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in prayers with a prophetic exhortation declaring Sweet Surprises Only. Drawing from Job 5:8, we were reminded that God is famous for astonishing and unexpected wonders, and that His surprises never run out. The charge was clear and faith stirring: no more agonising, expensive, or terrible surprises. Instead, the church was called to expect divine interventions that turn situations around for good.Using the story in Luke 7:11 to 15, PFP shared how a grieving widow who expected only sorrow suddenly received an unimaginable miracle when Jesus raised her son and presented him back to her. Her traumatic news was intercepted and neutralised by the Lord, and a sweet surprise was activated in the presence of family, friends, and even foes. The message encouraged us that God still sees His people, remains mindful of them, and is able to turn mourning into dancing. As we prayed, we stood on the promise that the Lord will bless His people and increase us more and more.Confession: Lord, I receive Your intervention in every area of my life. Let every bad report be intercepted, and let sweet surprises replace every form of sorrow in Jesus’ name.
During our Holy Communion Service, Pastor Femi Paul ministered a prophetic word titled You’re In For a Sweet Surprise, reminding us that God is renowned for extraordinary and unending surprises. Drawing from Job 5:9, we were encouraged to expect divine interventions beyond human calculation. Through the story of the widow in 2 Kings 4, we were reminded that even when situations appear empty, God often begins miracles with what is already within our reach . What looked like just a jar of oil became the very source of provision that cleared debts and secured a future for her family. The message emphasised a powerful truth: there is often a miracle already present in what we have, whether in our house or in our hands.PFP also reminded us through the stories of Naomi, Moses, and Sarah that circumstances never have the final say over God’s promises. Naomi returned feeling empty, Moses saw only an ordinary rod in his hand, and Sarah faced the impossibility of age, yet God transformed each situation. The same God still works today, turning emptiness into abundance and disappointment into joy. As we received communion, we were encouraged to believe that God can change any circumstance for the better and that in His timing, laughter and unexpected blessings can still arise.Confession: Lord, I receive fresh strength today and I believe that You are turning my circumstances for the better and preparing a sweet surprise for my life.
Pastor Femi Paul reminded us that character truly counts with God when He chooses people for blessing and responsibility. In 1 Samuel 16:7, God made it clear that while people focus on outward appearance, He looks at the heart. This is why David was chosen after Saul. Even though David’s seven brothers appeared stronger or more impressive, God rejected them one by one because He was searching for character, not appearance. Throughout scripture we see this pattern. God chose Joseph to preserve the twelve tribes, Ruth because of her noble character, and David to lead Israel. The message emphasised a powerful truth: good character is the winning formula in God’s kingdom.We were reminded that faith must always produce visible character and conduct. As James teaches, faith without corresponding deeds is not dead. Character shows itself through what we do, not just what we claim to believe. Ultimately, the quality of our character determines the quality of the works that follow. As Pastor summarised it clearly: no character produces no works, little character produces little works, but good character produces good works. When we listen to God and align our lives with His ways, our souls enter into the abundance He desires for us.Confession: Lord, shape my heart and strengthen my character so that my faith produces actions that honour You and reflect Your purpose for my life.
Pastor Femi Paul continued our teaching series In Search of Character (Part 6) with a teaching drawn from the lives of Noah and Job. Both men stood out in their generations because their integrity was evident. In Job 1:8, God Himself testified that there was no one like Job on the earth, a man blameless, upright, and devoted to God. This message challenged us with a sobering thought: in a world filled with many voices and influences, God is still searching for people whose lives clearly reflect honourable character. The question is whether our lives would stand out the way Noah’s or Job’s did.Through scriptures such as Acts 17:11 and Ruth 3:11, we saw examples of people known for noble character. Their integrity was visible and widely recognised. Pastor emphasised that God expects growth in our character so that we become more honourable and dependable. Ultimately, who we are matters far more than what we possess. As Ephesians 5 reminds us, having come into the light of Christ, our behaviour should clearly reflect that transformation.The teaching concluded with the benefits of good character. Scripture shows that those who please God enjoy wisdom, joy, answered prayers, and divine favour. As we grow in character and pursue lives that please Christ, we position ourselves to experience the powerful things God desires to do in and through us.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu continued our teaching series In Search of Character (Part 5). Reading from Genesis 6:8 and Galatians 5:22–23, we reflected on the life of Noah, who found favour with God because his life stood apart in integrity and obedience. The service was highly interactive as members of our congregation shared insights and reflections on what it truly means to live as people of character in everyday life.We learned that character is revealed through the fruit of the Spirit expressed in practical living. Love, patience, faithfulness, self control, and goodness shape the kind of life that honours God and influences others. The message emphasised that character is not about perfection but about a steady and sincere commitment to doing what is right. As quoted during the teaching, Richard Christensen reminds us that character grows through the consistent effort to choose what is right.Confession: Lord, help me grow daily in the fruit of the Spirit so that my life consistently reflects godly character in every situation.
At our Interactive Service, Pastor Femi Paul continued in this special teaching series In Search of Character (Part 4) in a deeply engaging and interactive session. While opportunities, favour, and elevation may come through divine grace, sustaining them requires integrity, maturity, and disciplined character. This teaching challenges us to recognise that success without character is unstable.We were reminded that character is the structure that preserves the blessings God entrusts to us. Favour may open doors, but character keeps those doors open. In every season of advancement, the greater question is not merely what we receive, but who we are becoming. As believers, our pursuit must therefore go beyond achievement to transformation, ensuring that our lives reflect the integrity, wisdom, and godliness required to sustain what God places in our hands.Confession: Lord, build in me the strength of character that preserves every opportunity and blessing You bring into my life.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu continued our teaching series In Search of Character (Part 4). From Genesis 6:1-9, we reflected on the story of Noah, a man who stood out in a generation that had largely abandoned godly standards. Even in a culture that had normalised corruption, Noah’s life showed that integrity is still possible. Ecclesiastes 7:29 reminds us that God created humanity upright, yet people often choose their own paths.We were reminded that character is not about perfection, but about a consistent commitment to doing what is right. Proverbs 31:30 points us beyond outward appearances to the deeper value of reverence for God, while Galatians 5:22–23 describes the fruit that should grow in our lives when the Spirit leads us. Love, patience, faithfulness, and self control are not simply ideals but practical evidence of a transformed life. In a world fascinated with image, God still looks for substance.Confession: Lord, shape my life so that my choices, attitudes, and actions consistently reflect the character You desire to see in me.
Pastor Femi Paul continued the series In Search of Character with Part 3 titled No Greater Joy. From 3 John 1:3-4, we were reminded that the greatest joy of a parent is to hear that their children are living clean and true, walking according to the standards of the Gospel. Character therefore becomes the true measure of spiritual maturity. A life of integrity, sincerity, and consistency brings honour not only to God but also to those who have invested in our spiritual growth.Drawing from Proverbs 17 and Philippians 2, the church was challenged to live in a way that reflects wisdom and godliness in a world filled with crooked and distorted values. Believers are called to shine as lights, demonstrating a different standard through their conduct. Ephesians 5 further emphasised the need to live carefully, making the most of every opportunity and seeking to understand and do what the Lord desires. The message concluded with a powerful reminder that who we are in character is far more important than what we possess.Confession: My life reflects godly character and integrity. I shine as a light in my generation.
At our Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul led the congregation in heartfelt prayers following an exhortation titled Bring Me Back to You! Anchored in Psalm 139:23–24, the message was a sincere call for divine examination and redirection. We were challenged to allow God to search our hearts and reveal any “path of pain ” we may be walking on, decisions, habits, pursuits, or patterns that are already producing pain or will inevitably end in pain. The prayer was not merely for relief, but for realignment - to be led back to God’s everlasting way.Drawing from Isaiah 55 and Proverbs 14, we were reminded that investing time, energy, and resources into what does not satisfy only deepens emptiness. True satisfaction comes from above. The backslider in heart is filled with his own ways, but the one aligned with God is satisfied from above. The charge was clear: stop spending life on what cannot fulfill. Cast every anxiety on Him, because He cares. We march away from pain and into divine direction, abundance, and victory. Confession: Lord, search me and lead me on Your everlasting path. I refuse the path of pain and choose divine satisfaction.
As we stepped into the new month of March at our Testimony and Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul continued the series In Search of Character (Part 2), drawing from 1 Peter 2:9. We were reminded that being “peculiar” means possessing distinctive, godly character traits that set us apart. Our identity as a chosen generation and special people is not merely positional, it is behavioural. Character is what makes us truly special. Without it, we become ordinary, indistinguishable, and ineffective. It is all a matter of character.From Matthew 13 and Romans 5, we saw that enthusiasm without depth produces no lasting fruit. Trials are not interruptions; they are ingredients in the character formula. Endurance builds tested integrity, maturity, and a hope that does not disappoint. The charge was clear: we must intentionally build on our faith by adding good character and spiritual understanding, as instructed in 2 Peter 1:5. Growth is deliberate. To neglect character development is to remain shortsighted. True distinction in God’s kingdom is measured not by talk, but by transformed character.Confession: I am set apart by godly character. Endurance is building maturity and integrity in me.
Pastor Femi Paul led the church in fervent prayers with a stirring exhortation titled Lord, Do It Again! He explained that this is a prayer for divine intervention - a heartfelt request for God to repeat the miracles, breakthroughs, and mighty works He has done before. From Psalm 77, we were reminded of the power of remembrance. When we recall God’s past deeds, faith is reignited. Reflection becomes fuel for expectation. If He did it before, He is still able to do it again.Drawing from Psalm 126 and Habakkuk 3:2, the church declared a restoration of former glory and a repetition of divine wonders in our time. Even in Mark 8, where Jesus touched the blind man a second time until clarity came, we saw that partial results are not final results. God is able to touch again until vision is clear and restoration is complete. For those who feel they missed an opportunity or “blew” their first chance, the message was clear: mercy allows another moment. Divine intervention can happen again. And when He does it again, everything becomes clear.Confession: Lord, do it again in my life. My testimony will be repeated and greater.
Pastor Femi Paul delivered a thought-provoking message titled In Search of Character, confronting the urgent question: what is the value of Christianity without character? He shared that when many go searching for character, what they often find are merely “characters.” From society to politics and even within faith communities, the contrast between good character and compromised character is evident. Yet Scripture makes it clear in Genesis 1:26 and Ecclesiastes 7:29 that humanity was created in God’s image to be virtuous and godly in character. We were not only created to reflect God’s image but to embody His nature.Using the lives of Noah and Enoch, he highlighted that true distinction is rooted in integrity and walking closely with God. Character is revealed by fruit, not claims, as reinforced in Matthew 7:16. Real transformation, according to Romans 12:2 and 2 Corinthians 3:18, is primarily character transformation. Renewal of the mind must translate into visible integrity, moral clarity, and Christlike conduct. Transformation plugs character deficits when we submit to the Spirit’s refining process. In a world of twisted standards, believers are called to be different - a breath of fresh air reflecting the character of God.Confession: I am created and saved to reflect God’s character. My life demonstrates integrity, transformation, and Christlikeness.
Pastor Femi Paul brought a strong declaration of assurance from Psalm 32:3–8, emphasising that God is both our hiding place and our guide. In every storm of life, financial, career, medical, relational, or otherwise, the Lord preserves, protects, and surrounds us with songs of victory. More profoundly, God promises not merely to observe our efforts or struggles, but to watch our progress. This reveals divine supervision over advancement, not stagnation. Progress for the believer is intentional and guaranteed by Jehovah.The message reinforced that real progress is not accidental; it is guided along the best pathway ordained by God. PFP led us into thanksgiving, acknowledging God’s visible hand in our lives and declaring that great and amazing opportunities for progress are guaranteed. The service concluded with prayers from Jude 1:20, charging us to build ourselves up in faith as we advance into tangible, measurable, and sustained progress.Confession: My progress is guaranteed by the Lord. I walk in real and great advancement.
At our Special Interactive Youth Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a timely message titled The Story of Your Life, anchored in Psalm 32:3–8. We were reminded that God is not a distant observer but an active guide in our journey. He declares Himself our hiding place from every storm of life and promises not merely to watch our struggles, but to watch our progress. This distinction is powerful. God did not commit to monitoring our efforts alone; He guaranteed progress. Our advancement is supervised and secured by Him.The message further emphasised divine covering and divine direction. From financial, career, medical, relational, and marital storms, God remains our refuge. He surrounds us with songs of victory over attacks, plots, schemes, and betrayals. More importantly, He promises to guide us along the best pathway for our lives - a pathway of elevation, promotion, prosperity, and fulfillment. The best pathway is divine vantage positioning. When God leads your story, loss is not final and defeat is not permanent. With Him, progress is guaranteed.Confession: My progress is guaranteed by God. He guides me on the best pathway for my life.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu continued his exhortation on A Man’s Heart Part 2, teaching that God’s primary focus is not outward appearance but inward condition. From 1 Samuel 16:7, we were reminded that while people look at the external, the Lord examines the heart. The battle within the heart is real, as Galatians 5 explains the constant tension between the flesh and the Spirit. Victory therefore begins internally before it manifests externally.Building on Romans 12 and Philippians 4, the church was taught that transformation requires intentional renewal of the mind and disciplined thought patterns. A heart that seeks, loves, and delights in God wholeheartedly positions a believer for divine approval and direction, as seen in 1 Chronicles 28:9 and Matthew 22:37. What occupies the heart shapes character, decisions, and destiny. When the heart is aligned with God, the life reflects His will, purity, and power.Confession: My heart belongs fully to the Lord. My thoughts are renewed and aligned with His will.
At our Worship Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu taught on the subject A Man’s Heart, emphasising the central role of the heart in shaping decisions, desires, and outcomes. Drawing from Proverbs 19:21 and Jeremiah 17:9, we were reminded that while many plans reside in the human heart, it is only the counsel of the Lord that prevails. The heart, though powerful, is vulnerable and must be continually surrendered to God to avoid self deception and misplaced desires.Through scriptures such as Romans 12 and Philippians 2, the church he explained that a transformed life begins with a renewed mind and a submitted heart. True alignment comes when our desires delight in the Lord, producing humility, selflessness, and Christ like character. Even in affliction or opposition, God’s covering remains sure, as no weapon formed against a yielded heart can prosper. A heart surrendered to God becomes a vessel for His plans, protection, and lasting victory.Confession: My heart is yielded to God’s will and purpose. The Lord’s counsel prevails in my life.
At the Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in a powerful time of prayer with an exhortation themed Evil Plots and Schemes. We gained clarity that evil plots are deliberate and calculated schemes designed to harm, frustrate progress, or engineer downfall, often fuelled by envy, jealousy, and wicked intent. However, Scripture reassures us that though evil schemes are imagined, they will not succeed against God’s people.Using Joshua 6 and Nehemiah 4, we were reminded that what appears locked, shut, or fortified against us has already been handed over by God. No one is permitted to lock us out of blessings God has released, or deny us access to prosperity, promotion, or change of status ordained by Him. While personal prayer is powerful, corporate warfare carries guaranteed results, levelling every evil plot, plan, scheme, and attack as we counter them through united prayer.Confession: Every evil plot and scheme against me is levelled.I walk freely into every blessing God has given me.
Testimony Service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, taught on There Are All Kinds of Plans for You, anchoring the message on Proverbs 19:21. We were reminded that while many plans exist around us, both visible and hidden, only the counsel and plan of the Lord will ultimately stand. From the story of Adam and Eve, we saw that even in a place of divine provision, evil plans can be launched, but they do not override God’s purpose.Drawing from 2 Timothy 4:18 and Jeremiah 29:11, the message assured us that God’s plans are intentional, protective, and filled with hope, peace, and a glorious future. The enemy may never reveal his plans, but God has already revealed His. As believers, our confidence rests in knowing that every evil plan, work, or attack is cancelled, and the Lord preserves us for His kingdom. God’s plan remains supreme concerning us and our loved ones.Confession: The counsel of the Lord stands over my life and family. Every evil plan is cancelled, and God’s good plan prevails.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul taught on Vantage Position, emphasising that victory is not only about effort but about positioning. A vantage position is a strategic location ordained by God that gives access to advantage, power, and divine intervention. From 2 Chronicles 20:17b, we were reminded that God’s victory is revealed when we take our position, stand still, and trust Him to act.Using Luke 24:49 and the example of Elijah in 1 Kings 17, the message highlighted that promises are often tied to specific places, people, and timing. Those who abandon their vantage position risk missing power, provision, and divine instruction. Correct positioning means being with the right people, in the right place, at the right time, where God has commanded blessing and sustenance.Confession: I remain where God has positioned me. I access power, provision, and victory through divine positioning.
At our Holy Communion Service themed Communion for God’s Sufficiency, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a timely and liberating word titled Do Not Dwell on the Past. We were reminded that God’s redemptive plan is not to keep His people trapped in yesterday’s losses, but to move them forward into divine restoration. Anchored on Isaiah 43, the message was clear that God is doing a new thing and opening premium doors of opportunity that will more than compensate for whatever was lost, damaged, broken, or destroyed. Communion became a moment of reassurance that God’s sufficiency covers our past, present, and future.The teaching emphasised that while the past may contain lost, missed, wasted, or squandered opportunities, it must never be used as a measure for what God is arranging in 2026. Premium opportunities are game changer moments designed to rewrite stories and shift outcomes in the most important areas of our lives. The instruction was simple but powerful: learn from the past, release it, and move forward in faith. This year, God is calling His people to stop looking back and to step boldly into the greater doors He has prepared.Confession: Father, I release my past into Your hands. I receive premium opportunities in 2026 that restore, renew, and reposition my life. I move forward in faith, confident that You are doing a new thing, in Jesus name. Amen.
. As we ask in faith, God agrees, and we receive. This year, no one is left out. Every worshipper is positioned to experience a premium opportunity that brings fulfilment, progress, and undeniable results.Confession: Father, I ask for my premium opportunity in 2026. I receive a game changing door that brings joyful and complete outcomes. As I worship, heaven responds in my favour, in Jesus name. Amen.
Hannah from 1 Samuel 1 as the anchor scripture. We were reminded that while God is the God of many opportunities, there is often one opportunity of highest value to each person. A premium opportunity is not casual rather it is personal, deeply significant, and capable of redefining seasons and destinies. Hannah’s burden revealed that her greatest need was not comfort or social approval, but a divine intervention that would change her story completely.PFP emphasised that premium opportunities are accessed through clarity of desire, sincere prayer, and alignment with God’s purpose. Hannah asked specifically, prayed intentionally, and received unmistakably. Her story showed that God responds when our request is clear and our faith is engaged. In 2026, God is not offering vague answers but personalised breakthroughs. As we ask, God agrees, and as He agrees, we receive. This year, every believer is positioned to receive their own premium opportunity, a game changing door that brings fulfilment, fruitfulness, and visible transformation.Confession: Father, I receive clarity to identify my premium opportunity in 2026. As I ask in faith, You agree with me, and I receive my game changing breakthrough. My story is changing by divine intervention, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Pastor Femi Paul taught on the subject How Opportunity Works at our Interactive Midweek Service, emphasising that opportunities are often hidden in plain sight and require spiritual perception and intentional observation to recognise. Drawing from Jeremiah 17:6, he reminded the church that it is possible for good and opportunity to arrive without being seen. Jesus Himself declared, “I am the Way,” establishing that opportunities are often doorways disguised as ordinary moments. Through the case study of Acts 12, we saw that divine deliverance and advancement can occur quietly, without noise or drama, yet demand alertness and responsiveness.PFP highlighted indecision, hesitation, laziness, overconfidence, pain, and self pity as key tools the enemy uses to steal opportunities. Doors of opportunity often open quietly and require perception, not noise, to be recognised. He charged everyone not to judge 2026 by past experiences, nor to project pain or need when brought into proximity with greatness. Like Joseph, we are to present our gifting, capacity, and readiness. Opportunity favours those willing to prepare, adjust, step out of comfort zones, and act wisely in the moment God provides.Confession: Father, I receive eyes to see and wisdom to seize every opportunity You place before me. I will not miss my kairos moments through delay, fear, or distraction. I am prepared, perceptive, and ready to act wisely in 2026, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Pastor Femi Paul taught on Extra Special Opportunities, describing them as divinely orchestrated and grace filled moments prepared by God for purposeful advancement. Anchored on 1 Corinthians 16:9, the church was reminded that while time and chance happen to all, great and amazing opportunities are reserved for the few who recognise, value, and respond rightly. These opportunities are not random events but kairos moments, appointed seasons where divine conditions align for great accomplishment, visible progress, and lasting impact.PFP further emphasised that opportunity is far more than an ordinary chance. It is a very good chance that carries responsibility. Extra special opportunities demand faith to step forward, diligence to engage fully, wisdom to act correctly, and readiness to follow through. Laziness, fear, poor associations, distractions, and excuses were highlighted as silent destroyers of opportunity. God does not open doors for half results. In 2026, He is not only opening doors but releasing grace for complete outcomes, ensuring that every divinely given opportunity produces full results, honour, and undeniable impact.Confession: Father, I receive extra special opportunities this year. I see, seize and maximise every door You open for me. I will act with wisdom and diligence and I will finish well in Jesus name. Amen.
Prayers (Day 1) our Senior Pastor, Rev Dr Femi Paul, led the church in prayers centred on Opportunity for Completion. Drawing strength from Philippians 1:6 and Zechariah 4:9, we were reminded that God is not only the Author of beginnings, but also the Finisher of destinies. Every good work initiated by God carries within it the grace for completion. In 2026, divine opportunities are not merely to start projects, but to finish them with excellence and visible results.As God completes His work in us, He is also empowering us to complete every good thing we are building. Opportunity for completion will not elude us. By the help of the Author and Finisher, everything committed into our hands in 2026 will reach its God ordained finish. Scripture Readings:Jeremiah 17:6bRevelation 3:18b MSGProverbs 12:27 AMPMark 8:22 to 26Prayers: Father, You who began a good work in me will complete it. I receive grace to finish strong and finish well in 2026. Nothing in my life will be abandoned in Jesus name. Amen.
Prayers (Day 4) our Senior Pastor, Rev Dr Femi Paul, led the church in prophetic prayers centred on Counterfeit and Distracting Doors. Anchored on Psalm 119:37, we were charged to deliberately turn our eyes away from illusions, false paths, and deceptive options that appear attractive but are not God ordained. The prayer focus was not only for doors to open, but for the wrong doors to be permanently shut. As a church, we declared that no counterfeit door, enticing option, or enemy driven distraction will truncate our opportunities in 2026. We choose clarity over confusion, truth over illusion, and divine direction over deception. As God has spoken, the Church responds in faith: Amen..Scripture Readings:2 TIM 4:18 (CEB)PROV 14:12 (AMPC)PROV 14:12 (TLB)REV 3:7-8 (NKJV)PSA 119:37-38 (GNT)PSA 119:37 (TLB)PSA 119:37-38 (NLT)LUKE 2:9B (TLB)2 TIM 4:18 (NKJV)2 TIM 4:18 (CEB)Prayers: Father, turn my eyes away from every false and distracting door. I walk in discernment, clarity, and divine direction in 2026. My opportunities are protected and settled in Jesus name. Amen.
Prayers (Day 3) our Senior Pastor, Rev Dr Femi Paul, led the church in prayers focused on making the most of every great opportunity in 2026. The emphasis of the day was not merely on open doors, but on readiness, wisdom, and grace to maximise every divinely orchestrated opportunity God brings our way.To make the most of opportunity is to maximise it through preparation, discernment, and timely action. As opportunities open in 2026, we will do good, we will do very good, and the Lord will be glorified.Scripture Readings:JOHN 5:5-7 (NKJV)JOHN 5:7 (TLB)2 CHRON 1:7 (NKJV)2 CHRON 1:10 (NKJV)2 CHRON 1:11-12 (MSG)PROV 12:27B (AMP)MATT 25:28 (NKJV)GAL 6:10A (NKJV)Prayers: Father, prepare me to maximise every opportunity You open before me in 2026. I receive divine wisdom to act rightly and timely. I will do good and produce strong testimonies, in Jesus name. Amen.
Enemies Without.Scripture Readings:MARK 10:46-49 1 COR 16:9 (CEV) 1 SAM 17:28 (NKJV) 1 SAM 17:28 (MSG) 1 SAM 18:2 (NKJV) 1 SAM 18:1-2 (MSG) 2 KINGS 2:3 (NKJV) 2 KINGS 2:5 (NKJV) 2 KINGS 2:15 (NKJV) NEH 4:7-9A (NKJV) NEH 4:9A (MSG)Prayers: Father, I declare that no enemy action will truncate my opportunities in 2026. I overcome internal and external resistance by Your power. I move forward boldly into every door You have opened for me, in Jesus name. Amen.
Prayers (Day 1) our Senior Pastor, Rev Dr Femi Paul, led the church in focused and prophetic prayers centred on spiritual sight and divine opportunity.He reminded us of a sobering truth: “The man who gets great opportunities but cannot see them is no better than the man who was never blessed with any opportunity.”Scripture Readings: Jeremiah 17:6bRevelation 3:18b MSG Proverbs 12:27 AMPMark 8:22 to 26Prayers: Father, shine my eyes for me. I receive clarity to see, recognise, and maximise every God given opportunity prepared for me in this season, in Jesus name. Amen.
At our first Testimony and Thanksgiving Service of 2026, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a prophetic word titled “Opportunity to go from Obscurity into Reckoning and Renown.” Anchored on Revelation 3:8, we were reminded that God is the Author of divine doors. Doors are that open not by human strength, but by obedience, faithfulness, and steadfast commitment to His Name. Though we may appear small in strength, heaven has taken full account of our walk, and God has responded decisively by opening doors that no man can shut. This is proof that divine recognition is not driven by noise, but by covenant.The word for us is clear. 2026 is our year of great and amazing opportunities. It is these God given opportunities that move His people from obscurity into reckoning and renown, into visibility backed by substance, recognition based on proven importance, and honour that cannot be denied. What was lacking before was not care, effort, or faith, it was opportunity. That season has ended. This year, amazing doors are standing wide open, ushering us into relevance, respect, and God ordained prominence. As God has spoken, the Church boldly responds in faith, Amen.Confession: Father, I receive my opportunity to move from obscurity into reckoning and renown. Doors no man can shut are opening before me. I step into divine recognition and honour in 2026, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
amazing opportunities than ready-made blessings. Opportunities are the gateways through which destiny advances, levels change, and testimonies are born. In 2026, these opportunities represent God’s great chance for His people to recover all, change status, maximise potential, and begin to enjoy the good life prepared for them. Backed by apostolic declarations and covenant assurances, we crossed into the new year assured of divine help, angelic assistance, favour, prosperity, victories, celebrations, and daily progress by help from on high. Truly, a door has been opened - and 2026 will not be business as usual.Confession: Father, I receive 2026 as my year of great and amazing opportunities. Every door set before me will open fully, and no power shall shut it. I step into this year with the winner’s anointing, welcomed by goodness and mercy, sustained by favour and prosperity. I will maximise every opportunity, make quantum progress, and enjoy daily help from on high. Victories, celebrations, and angelic assistance are my portion all through 2026. And so it is, in Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.
Today’s special End-of-Year Holy Communion Service was powerfully themed Communion of Reassurance. Pastor Femi Paul led the church in prayers anchored in Luke 2, where the angel appeared to the shepherds and reassured them in the midst of fear with joyful and destiny-altering news. We were reminded that reassurance is God’s response to human fear: His way of calming hearts, restoring confidence, and announcing hope. Just as the shepherds were told “Do not be afraid,” this communion came as a divine reminder that God is present, active, and speaking peace into every situation.Through prophecy and prayer, it was declared that this Communion of Reassurance speaks clearly over our lives: everything is going to be alright, things are getting better, nothing will go wrong, and help is guaranteed. Drawing strength from Romans 8:32, we were assured that if God freely gave His Son, there is nothing good He will withhold from us. This communion sealed God’s commitment to carry us through, to help us finish well, and to step confidently into what lies ahead - reassured, strengthened, and at peace.Confesssion: Father, I receive Your reassurance today. Fear has no place in my heart, for You are with me. I declare that I will not be stranded, confused, or abandoned. Help rises for me on every side, and my path is secure. As I partake of this communion, I step into peace, confidence, and a better tomorrow. Everything is working out for my good, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Prayer Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu led the church in a powerful exhortation centred on the unmatched potency of God’s Word. Drawing from Hebrews 4:12, we were reminded that the Word of God is alive, sharp, active, and effective - not mere letters, but divine substance with the ability to penetrate, transform, and prevail. Through scriptures in John 1 and Matthew 24, we saw that the Word is eternal, unchanging, and inseparable from God Himself. What God has spoken cannot fail, fade, or fall to the ground; heaven and earth may pass away, but His Word remains forever settled.The message further established that God has magnified His Word even above His Name, and that His Word provides direction, illumination, strength, and victory for the believer. We learnt that the Word is both weapon and defence; a hammer that breaks resistance, fire that consumes opposition, and armour that enables us to stand firm. As we prayed, faith was stirred to embrace our identity in Christ: fortified, established, visible, and victorious.We close with the following Confessions:I am a fortified cityI am an iron pillar. I am a city set on a hillI shall not be hiddenMy words are like fireMy words are like hammerI am a child of God.
Today’s Worship Service was charged with faith as Pastor Femi Paul reminded us that the Word of God is not passive, delayed, or ineffective, it is Quick and Powerful. Anchored in Hebrews 4:12, we were taught that whatever God speaks is alive, active, sharp, and unstoppable. God’s Word carries double potency: it is quick - alive, fast, operative, energising, and effective; and it is powerful - potent, mighty, and irresistible. Nothing can resist the Word of God when it is released; what He says goes, and His Word always accomplishes its assignment.PFP further emphasised that God is never late, slow, or unable to act. Drawing from 2 Peter 3, we were reminded that divine timing is not delay, and God’s promises are not slack. Heaven is always on schedule. What may look like waiting is actually God preparing a precise and powerful outcome. As the year draws to a close, we received a strong prophetic assurance: God’s Word concerning us is alive right now, and an end-of-year surprise is being activated by His Quick and Powerful Word.Confession: I declare that God’s Word concerning my life is alive, active, and powerful. Every promise spoken over me is working effectively and will manifest without delay. I receive divine acceleration, undeniable results, and pleasant surprises before this year ends, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
Tonight’s Midweek Service reminded us that we serve the God of Unlimited Possibilities - the One who steps into the most unlikely circumstances and fulfils His word exactly as promised. Our God breaks limitations, rewrites stories, and does the impossible right before our eyes. Drawing from Genesis 21, PFP showed how God visited Abraham and Sarah in their old age and brought Isaac at the appointed time. Though Abraham laughed at first, and Sarah also laughed in unbelief, the God who cannot lie still performed what He declared. Sarah in joyful proclamation named their son Isaac - “God has brought me laughter…” He became a testimony to the fact that no situation is beyond God’s reach and no promise is ever too late for fulfilment.PFP emphasised that the same God who turned Sarah’s impossibility into a celebration is moving in our midst today. December may be the last scene, but it is not too late for God to rewrite your story with undeniable proofs. Just as Zechariah questioned and yet received a miracle, God is still committed to doing what eyes have not seen and what logic cannot explain. We gathered tonight for more than a service, we gathered for an encounter with the God of Unlimited Possibilities, and that is what He will do for you and through you in Jesus’ name.
3 (NKJV)Today, we gathered as one joyful family to give thanks for every victory, every miracle, every blessing, and every testimony God graciously bestowed on us this year. Pastor Femi Paul led Grace Assembly in a powerful time of prophetic thanksgiving and unity, declaring that our collective worship has unlocked the place where God commands His blessings.He affirmed that because the Lord has done it again, our thanksgiving is not empty - it is a response to the evidence of God’s Goodness already at work among us. Pastor decreed that commanded blessings - undeniable, unstoppable, irreversible favour and life - are being released upon the church and every family connected to this house! Confession: The Lord has done it again! His goodness continues in my life. His commanded blessings rest upon Grace Assembly and every household here. We walk into the New Year with testimonies multiplied!And because we are a church that remembers and responds in thanksgiving,The Lord will do it yet again and again and again!
Pastor Femi Paul declared with boldness and prophetic authority that God Himself will conclude 2025 for us with His Goodness - nothing less! We lifted our voices in warfare, refusing every contrary outcome. We proclaimed that the year will not end with hardship, lack, bills, disappointment, or trouble, only God’s Goodness! For us and our loved ones, December is ordained for divine satisfaction, joy, and testimonies.Through Scripture, Pastor reminded us that God’s Goodness is abundant, overflowing, undeniable, and it shall manifest before the year is over.We prayed and declared:✨ “My year will be crowned with God’s Goodness!”✨ “More than enough blessings, much more than enough!”✨ “Victory, joy, peace and praise will fill my December!”So shall it be for us and our families in Jesus’ name!
At our Retro Praise Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu brought this powerful and practical message titled “Timothy, The Real Thing.” Using Philippians 2:19–22, he described Timothy as a rare believer - loyal, genuine, and deeply committed to the things of Christ. Unlike many who sought their own interests, Timothy consistently served with purity of heart and proven character (Phil. 2:22 NKJV). Pastor Colins showed how Timothy’s journey started in Acts 16:1–3, shaped by a godly mother and grandmother, and strengthened as he followed Paul closely in ministry.Pastor Colins emphasised that character is what makes a believer “the real thing.” Quoting Helen Keller: “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet” he explained that true character is formed through discipline, sacrifice, consistency, and the work of the Spirit. Galatians 5:20–23 highlights the fruit of the Spirit as the markers of Christlike character. He concluded that like Timothy, every believer is called to live beyond reputation - to be authentic, dependable, and devoted in service to God and others (1 Cor. 9:19–23 MSG). The real thing shows in character.Prayer: Lord, build in me real character. Help me live with integrity, consistency, and devotion like Timothy. Let the fruit of the Spirit shape my life so I can be the “real thing” in my generation. Amen.
Message Title: …After That: The Story of JobMinister: Pastor Colins NwosuText References: Job 42:16 (NLT); Job 1:1 (NLT, MSG); Job 1:20 (CEV); Job 2:8–10 (CEV); Job 19:25–26 (NIV); Psalm 20:7–8 (BBE, NCV); Job 42:10–11 (CEV)At today’s Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu taught on “…After That: The Story of Job”, reminding us that the life of Job is the clearest picture of how God writes glorious endings after painful seasons. Beginning with Job 1:1, Pastor Colins highlighted Job’s character - a man who was upright, devoted, and God-fearing. Yet life dealt him unimaginable blows. Still, even in sorrow (Job 1:20 CEV) and confusion (Job 2:8–10 CEV), Job refused to curse God; instead, he worshipped.Pastor Colins explained that unwavering faith is what carried Job through. Like Psalm 20:7–8 teaches, men trust in chariots and horses, but those who trust in the Lord stand upright after others fall. The message climaxed with Job’s restoration in Job 42:10–11, where God turned his captivity, doubled his blessings, surrounded him with favour, and restored honour to his story. Pastor Colins reminded us that Job lived long and well after that (Job 42:16). Prayer: Lord, I trust You with my story. After every challenge, let Your restoration speak. Turn my captivity, renew my strength, and write a better ending than my beginning, just as You did for Job. Amen.
Prayers Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought a prophetic teaching titled “Served GoodNews by Angels!” Declaring Psalm 21:3, PFP reminded us that God sends “blessings of good things to meet us” - meaning Good News is not something we chase, it is something God dispatches in our direction. Using the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth in Luke 1, he showed that God often uses angels as divine messengers to deliver Good News at the exact appointed time. Gabriel himself declared, “I stand in the very presence of God… He sent me to bring you this GoodNews!” (Luke 1:19 NLT).PFP highlighted that Zechariah and Elizabeth were righteous, blameless, and consistent in their walk with God - yet waiting. Their story proves that delay is never denial; when heaven is ready, angels move! He taught that God’s Good News package is two-fold: personal (for individuals and families) and national (for the land and nation itself). As God sent Gabriel to bring a long-awaited breakthrough to Zechariah personally, PFP declared that in this season, God will send Good News to meet us personally and send heavenly intervention to our nation. Truly, we will be served Good News by angels!Prayer:Lord, thank You for sending Good News my way. I receive every blessing, breakthrough, and divine announcement You have prepared for me. Let angels be dispatched over my life, my family, and my nation. Amen.
At our 1st GoodNews Special Service, Pastor Femi Paul declared the prophetic word titled “After That…” a reminder that after every season of trial, testing, or delay, God has ordained a season of Good News. From Isaiah 52:7, PFP affirmed his assignment for the day: “I didn’t come to preach, I came to declare Good News!” He declared peace, salvation, and glad tidings of good things over the house. He taught that Good News refreshes the weary, just as Proverbs 25:25 describes it as “cold water to a tired soul.”Using Job 42:16–17, PFP emphasised that Job’s story truly began after “that”, after pain, loss, and hardship, God ushered him into longevity, restoration, joy and a good life. Likewise, Zechariah 3:10 paints God’s promise of what happens after that: peace, prosperity, stability, and home ownership. PFP declared boldly that after all you’ve been through, Good News will come knocking on your door peace, restoration, good things, and divine turnaround. Today wasn’t just a sermon; it was a proclamation that your “after that” season has begun!Prayer: Lord, thank You for my “after that” season. I receive Good News, peace, restoration, and every good thing You have declared over my life. Let glad tidings locate me and let Your reign be seen in my story. Amen.
At today’s Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul taught on “Satisfied with the Goodness of God”, unveiling the abundant blessing reserved for those who draw near and choose to dwell in God’s presence. From Psalm 65:4–5, PFP reminded us that the person God chooses and brings close is blessed because God satisfies His own with the BEST. According to the Olive Tree Strong’s Dictionary, “goodness” (ṭûḇ) is in the superlative: it means the best, good things, prosperity, and joy. God’s house is not ordinary; it is the place where His goodness overflows.PFP then highlighted that those who dwell in God’s house (Psalm 23:6) experience consistent mercy, protection, and satisfaction. He then posed a question: “Are you dwelling or merely visiting?” Many dwell in the world and only “visit” God occasionally, yet dwelling requires commitment, consistency, and prioritising God above all else. As Psalm 122:1 declares, there is joy in going to God’s house, and Psalm 36:7–8 reveals that those who take refuge in Him are “abundantly satisfied” and drink from the river of His pleasures. The message was clear: when you dwell, God satisfies you with the fullness of His house, His goodness, joy, prosperity, and every blessing that makes life whole.Prayer: Lord, I choose to dwell in Your presence. Satisfy me with the goodness of Your house. Let Your mercy, joy, and prosperity flow into every area of my life as I remain rooted in You. Amen.
Today’s Communion Service was themed “A Communion of Intimacy with God”, reminding us that intimacy with God is something we learn and grow into. From 1 Chronicles 28:9, we were charged to “learn to know God intimately, worship and serve Him with a whole heart and a willing mind.” Intimacy means cultivating a deep, loving bond with God built on trust, faithfulness, and a heart that truly seeks Him - becoming a man or woman after God’s heart.Building on Wednesday’s message, Pastor Femi Paul gave this powerful exhortation titled “The Real Thing”, using Timothy as the example of a believer who is genuinely devoted to the things of Christ (Phil. 2:20–22 MSG). True devotion to God is seen in loyalty, service, and a heart that prioritises God over self. 1 Tim. 4:8 affirms that serving God benefits every area of life; now and eternally, and Isaiah 58:14 assures that those who delight in the Lord will “ride high” and enjoy their full share of covenant blessings. The call today was simple: Intimacy + Devotion = Grace to Live as “The Real Thing” before God.Prayer: Father, draw me into deeper intimacy with You. Teach me to know You, serve You and delight in You wholeheartedly. As I walk in true devotion, let me rise high, enjoy Your favour, and receive my full share of Your blessings. Amen.
Service,” he taught that true devotion is more than religious activity; it is a heartfelt, consistent loyalty to God shown through reverence, obedience, and service. Drawing from Philippians 2:20–22 (MSG), PFP described Timothy as “the real thing - a devoted son” who genuinely cared for the things of Christ, not personal gain. Such devotion, he explained, is what God desires from every believer, a life that prioritises Him above all else.PFP highlighted that devotion is expressed through worship, prayer, and selfless service. It requires yielding one’s time, energy, and resources to God, not out of duty but out of love. From 1 Timothy 4:8, he reminded us that while physical discipline profits a little, devotion to God pays eternal dividends, bringing blessings in this life and the next. As Isaiah 58:14 (TLB) affirms, those who delight in the Lord will “ride high” and enjoy their full share of covenant blessings. PFP concluded by urging the church to strengthen their devotion - make worship and service not just acts of faith, but weapons of victory that move the hand of God in every battle.Lord, I choose devotion over distraction. Teach me to serve You faithfully and worship You wholeheartedly. As I delight in You, let me rise higher, walk in victory, and enjoy the fullness of Your blessings. Amen.
Pastor Femi Paul delivered this message titled “If You Turn Aright, Things Will Turn Around!” A divine reminder that the direction we choose determines the outcome we experience. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 7:8, PFP emphasised that “the end of a thing is better than its beginning”, but only for those who remain steadfast in their walk with God. He admonished believers not just to start right, but to end well, because consistency in doing right is what guarantees a glorious turnaround.Quoting Jeremiah 29:12–14, PFP highlighted God’s promise: “When you come looking for Me with all your heart, I will make sure you won’t be disappointed — I will turn things around for you!” He explained that divine turnaround is not automatic; it is triggered by a genuine heart that seeks God above all else. To “turn aright” is to realign with God’s will, to walk in obedience, and to delight in Him (Psalm 37:4). When we take delight in the Lord — aligning with His ways and values — our desires begin to match His purpose, and transformation follows naturally. PFP concluded with this encouragement: start right, stay right, and you’ll end well — because when you turn aright, God turns everything around!
Pastor Femi Paul declared this season as our God-given chance to rebuild, upgrade, and beautify our lives! Teaching from Job 22:21, PFP urged the congregation to “give in to God” and “come to terms with Him,” emphasising that divine rebuilding begins with submission and alignment. God’s desire is to restore every area of our lives that has fallen below His standard, to move us from “nothing to write home about” to becoming “the talk of the town!” (Jer. 24:6).PFP explained that to rebuild is to renovate, redecorate, optimise, and bring something up to standard. God specialises in making the broken beautiful and turning rejected stones into cornerstones (Psalm 118:22–23). However, the key lies in our willingness to let Him lead “Let Him tell you what to do!” When we resist God’s authority (Romans 13:2), we hinder His work in us. But when we yield, we experience the impossible becoming possible (Luke 1:37). PFP challenged everyone with a simple but piercing question: “Just why not?” - why not give in fully to God and allow Him to rebuild every area of your life? Because this is your long-awaited chance, your moment for divine rebuilding and transformation!Prayer/Confession Point:Lord, I give in to You completely. Rebuild every area of my life that has fallen below Your standard. Beautify my story, upgrade my life, and let Your transforming power make me a living testimony. I believe that with You, nothing is impossible. Amen.
It was an inspiring Youth Sunday at Grace Assembly, and Pastor Femi Paul delivered a life-defining word titled “Now, It’s Up to You!” a reminder that God has done His part; the next move is ours. Drawing from Job 22:21–28, PFP showed that God’s blessings, restoration, and peace are set in motion when we decide to “acquaint ourselves with Him” and take His Word to heart. True transformation begins with a decision to align with God’s plan - not waiting for change, but becoming the change through obedience, prayer, and faith.He explained that life’s outcomes are often determined not by circumstances but by our choices. “You’ll decide what you want, and it will happen!” (Job 22:26 MSG). God rebuilds and restores those who return to Him wholeheartedly. When we choose to surrender, to “clean house of everything evil,” and to live by His Word, light shines on our path, prayers are answered, and divine favour follows. PFP concluded with a powerful charge “The decision is yours!” urging everyone, especially the youth, to take responsibility for their walk with God and boldly shape their destiny through right choices.Prayer/Confession Point:Lord, I choose You today and every day. I surrender to Your Word, Your will, and Your ways. As I align with You, let light shine on my path, let my prayers be answered, and let my life reflect Your glory. Amen.
Pastor Colins Nwosu taught on “The Three-fold Goodness”, revealing God’s complete desire for His children; to prosper spiritually, physically, and emotionally. From 3 John 1:2, he reminded us that God’s goodness is not one-dimensional. His will for us is total well-being. That our soul prospers (spiritual health), our body thrives (physical health), and our endeavours flourish (material or emotional health). True prosperity begins within, as a renewed and obedient heart aligns with God’s principles (Isaiah 1:19), leading to fruitfulness in every area of life.Pastor Colins emphasised that divine prosperity is not by luck but by faithfulness and discipline (1 Corinthians 4:2). As we grow in obedience, consistency, and love (John 13:34–35), we experience the full flow of God’s goodness — a life marked by favour, open doors, and stability (Isaiah 45:1–3). The key is balance: developing our spirit through the Word, maintaining health and integrity in the body, and walking in love and excellence in relationships. God’s three-fold goodness equips us to live purposefully, attract grace, and make lasting impact wherever we are.Prayer/Confession Point:Lord, thank You for Your three-fold goodness at work in my life. I declare that my soul prospers, my health flourishes, and the works of my hands are blessed. I walk in obedience, faithfulness, and love, enjoying divine favour and open doors this season in Jesus’ Name, Amen.
Pure Worship service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a powerful message titled “There’s More to You Than Meets the Eye!” reminding us that things are not always what they appear to be. Drawing from 2 Kings 6:14–17, he explained how Elisha’s servant panicked when he saw enemies closing in, until God opened his eyes to reveal heavenly chariots of fire all around. PFP taught that the same unseen help surrounds believers today. What the eye sees is not the whole story; he encouraged believers not to be moved by circumstances but to walk by faith, confident that God’s unseen power is always at work on their behalf.Referencing John 20:26–29, he taught that “Better Blessings” await those who believe even without seeing. He led the church in prophetic prayers declaring that delay is over and every disqualifier is dropped! This week, remember — there’s more to you than meets the eye, and heaven’s forces are backing you all the way!
Pastor Femi Paul continued our October teaching series with a powerful reminder that the Good Life, God’s promise of abundance and fulfilment, is accessible only when we are led by His Spirit. Drawing from Deuteronomy 8:7–9, he explained that God is bringing us into a “Good Land” where we will lack nothing, but only those who follow divine direction can truly possess it.Referencing Matthew 13:14–16 and Isaiah 30:15–18, PFP emphasised that when we ignore God’s leading, our hearts grow dull and we risk being led astray. The key to the Good Life lies in quietness, confidence, and returning to God’s guidance. Stay sensitive, stay led and walk in the Good Life!
What a power-packed and refreshing time in God’s presence! Today, Pastor Femi Paul took us deeper into the revelation of “Ushered into the Good Life!” A divine reminder that the Good Life is not a fantasy, but a covenant reality for every believer who walks by faith and divine direction.Psalm 21:4-6 (MSG) reminded us that God doesn’t just give life; He gives a good and long life, overflowing with blessings and joy.Quoting T.L. Osborn, Pastor explained that The Good Life is a spiritually, emotionally, and physically fulfilling life that flows from trusting in God’s promises. It’s the shift from:➡️ A struggler’s life to a stable life➡️ A borrower’s life to a blessed life➡️ A hustler’s life to a life of divine ease➡️ A miserly life to one of abundance and generosityWe learnt that to be ushered means to be escorted into divine purpose, guided gently and gloriously by the hand of God — just as Psalm 73:23-24 and Psalm 32:8 declare: “I will guide you along the best pathway for your life; I will advise you and watch over you.”As we walk with God, He ushers us into our Desired Haven, a place of peace, progress, and prosperity (Psalm 107:30). Truly, the Good Life has begun, and we’ve been ushered in!
At today’s Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul stirred the church with a short message titled “The Good Life - Take It by Force!” Drawing from Psalm 21:4 (MSG), “He wanted a Good Life; You gave it to him.” PFP declared that the good life has already been given by God, but believers must gain access by force, by fire! The good life represents fullness in every area — spiritual, emotional, financial, and relational — and it is not meant for casual seekers. Using Matthew 11:12, Pastor Femi explained that the kingdom of heaven and all its blessings are seized by those who pursue with ardent zeal and intense exertion.He charged the congregation to rise in prayerful determination, refusing complacency and passivity. Just as David pursued and recovered all, we too must lay hold of our portion through spiritual warfare, faith, and fervent prayer. The “force” he referred to is not physical aggression but spiritual intensity, the refusal to settle for less than what God has promised. Pastor Femi led the church to boldly declare: “I want the good life - spiritually, mentally, financially, relationally and I take it by force!” Truly, today na today! The time to possess the good life is now.
At our October Testimony & Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought a powerful word titled “The Good Life.” He opened with a simple yet profound truth: there is a difference between life and the good life. According to Psalm 21:4–6 (MSG), “He wanted a good life; You gave it to him, and as a bonus, You made it a long life!” PFPexplained that the good life is not just about existence but about living meaningfully, enjoying divine health, fulfilment, peace, loving relationships, and prosperity. Drawing from T. L. Osborn’s teachings, he described the good life as one that is spiritually, emotionally, and physically satisfying, anchored on faith in God’s promises and principles.He further reminded the church that a short or empty life is not God’s design. The Lord intends for His people to live long and live well. In this new month of October, PFP declared that we will experience the Generosity of God in full measure. God will not only bless us He will also add bonuses and surprises beyond expectation. As we walk in obedience and gratitude, may the Lord grant us the blessing of a good, long, and joyful life, lifting us high and piling blessings upon us and our loved ones. Indeed, this October, we will live the good life and live it well!
At today’s Youth Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a timely exhortation titled “The Blessing of Always Knowing What to Do.” Speaking directly to the youth and extending the charge to the entire church, he emphasised that divine guidance is one of the greatest blessings a believer can have. Drawing from Proverbs 3:6, he reminded us that when we acknowledge God in all our ways, He promises to direct our paths and show us the right way to go.PFP encouraged the congregation not to be shaken by life’s taunts and discouragements, as reflected in Psalm 42:10–11. Instead, he urged us to expect God to act, because our help and confidence are anchored in Him. Citing 1 Samuel 30:8, he highlighted David’s example of inquiring of the Lord before taking action, which led to total recovery. He stressed that wisdom, clarity, and victory always follow when we seek God first. This message reminded us that walking with God positions us for direction, recovery, and breakthroughs. Indeed, the blessing of always knowing what to do keeps us ahead in life’s battles and ensures we never walk in confusion but in divine clarity.
At today’s Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu continued in the Real Peace series with the message The Gift of Peace. Drawing from John 14:27, he reminded us that peace is not something we manufacture, it is a divine gift from Christ Himself. Unlike the fragile and fleeting peace the world offers, this peace is enduring, sustaining, and unshakable even in life’s storms.Pastor Colins highlighted from Galatians 5:22 that peace is also a fruit of the Spirit, cultivated in believers who walk closely with God. Looking at Matthew 8:23–27, he showed how Jesus demonstrated His authority over the winds and waves, proving that real peace is not the absence of trouble but God’s presence and power in the midst of it. He also reminded us from Matthew 5:9 that peacemakers are called the children of God, underscoring the responsibility to carry this gift into our relationships and environments.He closed with Matthew Henry’s timeless quote: “Peace is such a precious jewel that I would give anything for it but truth,” reminding us that real peace flows only from God’s truth. This teaching reminded us that peace is not passive; it is active, powerful, and transformative. It is God’s gift to His children, designed to keep us steady, joyful, and victorious in all circumstances.
Continuing in the Real Peace series, Pastor Femi Paul shared this timely word he entitled Peace & Prosperity. Drawing from Psalm 122:7, he taught that Peace and Prosperity are not separate blessings but deeply connected keys to fulfilment in life. True well-being means being happy, healthy, and prosperous, and it flows from living in Peace.He reminded us of the “PPP” formula = Peace + Prosperity + Progress; as God’s plan for His people. PFP then prayed over the church from Psalm 29:11 and John 16:33, declaring the blessing of peace, strength, and divine confidence in the midst of life’s challenges.
At today’s Premium Worship & Prayer Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a profound word on the subject Peace is an Ace. He explained that peace is not just an emotion but a divine advantage; an ace that helps us win the race of life. True peace is anchored in Christ’s sacrifice (Isaiah 53:5), secured through trust in God (Isaiah 26:3), and sustained by the Holy Spirit’s wisdom. Unlike fragile peace that can be disrupted, the peace of God empowers us to stay calm, hopeful, and victorious, no matter the trials around us (John 16:33).Through prayers and prophetic declarations, the congregation was reminded that peace is strength, peace is prosperity, and peace is God’s blessing for His people (Psalm 29:11). We were urged to migrate from fragile peace into God’s prevailing and lasting peace; a peace that works wonders, overcomes the enemy, and guides us into a life of everlasting peace (Luke 1:79). Indeed, peace is the believer’s ace that ensures triumph in every season.
At today’s Holy Communion service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a brief exhortation on The Communion of Prevailing Peace. He reminded us that the peace Jesus gives is not fragile or fleeting but powerful enough to overcome fear, opposition, and life’s challenges.“Prevailing Peace” is God’s gift that steadies the heart, keeps us calm, and empowers us to triumph through Divine Strength & Superiority! Just as Jesus declared to His disciples, “Peace be with you” (John 20:19–21), we too can walk in peace that prevails in all circumstances and brings divinely orchestrated victories.As we shared the body and the blood, we received not only a reminder of Christ’s sacrifice but also His enduring promise of peace that secures our hearts and minds.
At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul continued the series Real Peace, Peace of Heart and Mind with a message titled A Fragile Peace. He contrasted the illusory peace of the world, fragile, unstable, and easily disrupted, with the enduring peace that Christ gives. Worldly peace can quickly collapse under trials and frustrations, but the peace of Christ holds steady even in the face of storms (John 14:27, John 16:33).True peace is not fragile but solid, flowing from a mind anchored in God and His promises (Isaiah 26:3). It comes from learning Christ’s way of humility and rest (Matthew 11:29), and trusting Him beyond circumstances. PFP urged us to reject fragile peace and embrace the perfect, unshakable peace of God that secures both heart and mind under every condition.
At today’s Testimony and Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful message titled Real Peace, Peace of Heart and Mind. Drawing from John 16:33, he reminded us that while the world offers tribulations, frustrations, and fleeting comfort, Jesus gives a peace that is complete, unshakable, and permanent. This peace is not fragile or circumstantial but a divine gift that steadies the heart and mind, in every season of life.Real peace is proof of real faith in God. It anchors the soul, guards the mind, and ushers in the power of God in ways human reasoning cannot explain. As believers, we are called to embrace this peace, refuse anxiety, and live confidently in Christ who has already overcome the world. Peace of heart and mind is not only possible, it is our inheritance through Christ Jesus.
At today’s Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a powerful message titled “Illegal Detainment.” He explained that illegal detainment represents any force or situation designed to restrain progress, hold people back, or keep destinies shackled. In contrast, God’s plan is release, freedom, and forward movement. Drawing from Genesis 27:40, he showed that breaking free requires restlessness, a decision to fight, and determination to refuse the yoke of delay or oppression.Pastor Femi then led the church in warfare prayers, declaring that seasons of waiting, struggling, and stagnation have expired. From Genesis 24:56, he proclaimed that nothing will hinder, delay, or detain God’s people from entering into a new season of prosperity, success, and celebration. This was a timely reminder that in Christ, we have the power to break free and walk boldly into God’s promises.
Today at our 2025 Teens Celebration Service, the message was brought by Inioluwa Oke, titled “We S.O.A.R – Surrender, Obey, Aspire, Rise.” With teens leading the service, the word came alive in a fresh and relatable way. Inioluwa reminded us that surrender is the starting point of true discipleship, where we lay down our own desires to embrace God’s will. But surrender without obedience is incomplete. Delayed obedience, she noted, is still disobedience — a subtle form of resistance. Using the example of Abraham’s readiness to sacrifice Isaac, we were reminded that surrender must always bear the fruit of immediate and trusting obedience.The message also called us to aspire towards God’s higher purpose and to rise in faith and strength like eagles, even in the face of challenges. Christianity is not a casual label but a daily conscious commitment to live as living sacrifices that bring delight to God. Teens and adults alike were encouraged to live out Romans 12:1, offering their lives fully to God, trusting His good plans, and becoming living testimonies that inspire faith in others. As we Surrender, Obey, Aspire, and Rise, we are empowered to soar in God’s purpose.
At today’s service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a stirring message titled “Success in Everything.” He reminded us from Genesis 25:22 that even when life feels confusing and uncertain, God’s desire is that His people experience success on all sides. The psalmist prayed in Psalm 90:17, “Make everything we do successful,” showing that success is not just in some areas but in every area of life. Everything truly means on all sides — spiritually, financially, emotionally, and relationally.Pastor Femi encouraged us with the example of Solomon, who enjoyed peace and rest on every side (1 Kings 4:24, 1 Kings 5:4). This is God’s design for His children: to have results that speak, peace without fear, and progress without hindrance. As the song declared, “Everything you put your hand go work, Amen!” so may the Lord bless the work of our hands, crown our efforts with outstanding results, and grant us lasting success in all we do.
Today at our Youth Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a powerful word titled “This is Jacob!” Drawing from Psalm 24, he reminded us that those who seek God’s face are marked for blessing, righteousness, and divine help. This generation of God seekers are the ones who, despite challenges, experience transformation and victory because God is with them.The message highlighted the significance of Jacob — once known for weakness and failure, but later renamed and restored by God. Pastor Femi stirred the church with a call: “Are there Jacobs in the house?” reminding us that even with a broken past, God can rewrite our story and place a new name in glory.
At our Interactive Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful exhortation titled “The Winning Formula!” drawn from Luke 7:1-6. The story of the centurion reveals how being found deserving and worthy opened the door for divine intervention. When the elders came to Jesus, they pleaded on his behalf, declaring, “If anyone deserves Your help, he does!” The centurion was recognised as qualified, and because of that, he gained access to the winning formula of heaven.Pastor Femi reminded us that life often places people in one of two categories: deserving or undeserving, qualified or disqualified, worthy or unworthy. The centurion’s testimony shows that when God and men judge you faithful and deserving, help is never far away. The winning formula is simply this: live a life that heaven and earth cannot ignore, and your story will become one of divine recognition and answered prayers.
First, our sincere apologies — the first 15:23 minutes of the audio are faint due to technical issues.At our Premium Worship and Prayers, Pastor Femi Paul shared God’s word titled CANCELLATION OF PLIGHT!Reading from Genesis 30:22 (NLT), we learnt that God remembered Rachel’s plight and answered her prayers by enabling her. A plight is a serious and difficult situation that can overshadow your other achievements - a heavy burden, a thorn in the flesh, a source of grief or vexation.The message reminded us that God is able to remember our personal plights and provide what will permanently erase them. Rachel’s story (Genesis 30:1-2, NLT) reminds us that sometimes, even the people around us cannot solve our plight - only God can. Jacob said plainly, “Am I God? He’s the one who has kept you…” From Genesis 30:1a (CEB) - “When Rachel realised…” Pastor asked us: What are you finally realising about your own life? Pray about it now! This was a call to bring our deepest burdens before the Lord, trusting Him for divine intervention that will erase every long-standing sorrow.
At our Retro Praise Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us this powerful message he entitled GREATLY HELPED, drawing from Acts 18:27. He highlighted the story of Apollos, whose arrival in Achaia brought tremendous help to the believers through God’s grace. This was not just assistance in passing, it was divinely empowered, life-changing help that strengthened faith and advanced the gospel. PFP emphasised that when God sends help, it is both timely and effective, producing undeniable results in the lives of those who receive it.The message carried a strong prophetic tone, with Pastor Femi declaring that our God-sent helpers will not be hindered, delayed, or ambushed by the enemy. They will arrive with good news, bringing the exact support we need in this season. He led the church in praying our helpers will arrive soon, very soon and that their arrival will mark a turning point of grace, breakthrough, and fulfilment of divine promises.
At our Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi delivered a stirring exhortation titled GOD-SENT HELPER, drawing from Isaiah 50:7 and 2 Samuel 9. He began by unpacking the idea that a “God-sent” helper is not just any support but a timely, divinely orchestrated lifeline that shows up when human effort reaches its limit. Using David’s encounter with Mephibosheth as a vivid illustration, PFP reminded us that even in barren places like Lo Debar - the symbolic land of dryness, delay and obscurity - God's kindness can find you, lift you, and restore all that was lost.He asked a piercing question: Can you even recognise your helper? Because sometimes, divine help looks ordinary, and other times, it may be delayed by unseen battles. PFP led the church into warfare prayers, declaring that in this month of August, God will send the particular help we need, not just help in general, but help that aligns with our purpose, healing and restoration. Expect to be remembered, restored, and repositioned at the King’s table.
This August is our Month of Help from Above and Help from Around!📖 John 19:17, Matt 27:32 - Jesus carried the cross, but Simon was divinely positioned to help.📖 Psalm 146:3, 5 - True help and blessing come from God.📖 1 Chronicles 12:22 - David received help daily until he became great.Prophetic Declaration:May help locate you daily, monthly, and yearly. God will raise men and women to support your journey to greatness, in Jesus' name. Amen!
At our Premium Worship and Prayers service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, taught on the powerful subject “DIPSYCHOS”, the Greek word for Double Mindedness. Drawing from James 4:8 and James 1:7-8 (NKJV), he highlighted how a double minded person - undecided, wavering, or torn between loyalties - becomes unstable and unable to receive from the Lord. This message unpacks the dangers of inner conflict: struggling between faith and doubt, or trying to serve both God and self. Double mindedness leads to spiritual inconsistency, instability, and a lack of breakthrough.Through Psalm 119:113 in various translations (AMPC, TLB, CEB), PFP emphasised God’s clear dislike for fickleness in devotion and called the church to a place of clarity, focus, and faithfulness in our walk with God. The message was a soul searching invitation to align our hearts with God’s word and will. We then entered into a powerful time of worship, offering up worship before God’s throne, with a singular purpose to lift Him above everything else.
At today’s Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a powerful word titled “Fresh Strength.” He reminded us that human strength fails, and urged us never to place our trust in man’s ability. Instead, we must recognise God as our true powerhouse, accessible through prayer and worship. Never trade your spiritual source for anything.The anchor scripture, Isaiah 40:31 (NKJV & AMPC), declares that those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength. Pastor Yomi walked us through Isaiah 40:27–31 (MSG) and Luke 22:41–43, where even Jesus, in agony, received strength from heaven. We were reminded from Philippians 4:13 and 2 Corinthians 12:9–10 that God’s strength is perfected in our weakness. As David declared in Psalm 73:26, “My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart.”We were encouraged to “give strength to gain strength”—by encouraging others, staying in faith, and continuing to pray. Pastor also touched on 1 Samuel 2:9 and Job 22:27–28, emphasising that our faith must rise even when weary. As the man cried in Mark 9:24, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!”He then led the church in prophetic declarations:Nehemiah 8:10 – The joy of the Lord is our strength.2 Corinthians 13:4 – Though Christ was crucified in weakness, He lives by God's power.Psalm 18:29–32 – The Lord arms us with strength and makes our way perfect.Psalm 103:5 – He satisfies us with good things and renews our youth.Deuteronomy 33:25 – As your days, so shall your strength be.Job 42:10 & 12 – God will restore all we’ve lost, twice as much and make our latter days better.Joel 2:25–26 – We shall eat in plenty, be satisfied, and never be put to shame!It was a stirring reminder that God’s strength is real, fresh, and always available to those who wait on Him!
At our Midweek Interactive Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu led a deeply engaging and insightful discussion titled “Male & Female.” Drawing from Genesis 1:26–28, he emphasised that both man and woman were created in God’s image and blessed with purpose and dominion. The conversation explored God’s original intent for the roles of male and female, highlighting how each was uniquely designed to complement the other.Referencing Genesis 2:15 and 2:18, Pastor Colins explained that man was placed in the garden to work, tend, guard, and keep the earth, while woman was created as a suitable, adaptable and complementary helper. He also drew on Ephesians 5:22–25 to show the beauty of mutual submission, love, and respect in relationships. He challenged both men and women to understand and embrace their God-given roles with wisdom, purpose, and grace.Scripture References:Genesis 1:26–28 (NKJV), Genesis 2:15 (NIV, AMPC), Genesis 2:18 (AMPC), Ephesians 5:22–25 (NKJV)
At today’s Youth Sunday Service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, delivered a thought-provoking exhortation titled “WHY?” Drawing from Judges 6:13, he unpacked Gideon’s honest question to the angel of the Lord: “If the Lord is with us, why are we facing so much trouble?” This powerful moment reflects the heart cry of many young people who grapple with life’s challenges despite their faith. Pastor Femi reminded us that God is not afraid of our questions, and that such honesty can be the beginning of something divine.He emphasised that asking “Why?” is not a sign of doubt or weakness, but often a gateway to deeper understanding, divine encounter, and purpose. Like Gideon, those who question in sincerity are often the very ones God chooses to raise up. In our honest questions, God births strength, clarity, and a renewed sense of calling. The message was both a comfort and a challenge - an invitation to embrace our questions and trust that God is working, even in the “why.”Scripture Reference: Judges 6:13
At today’s Prayer & Praise Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful word titled "Power of Recognition – Helps You Know Things for Sure!”PFP taught that recognition is the gateway to clarity and fulfilment. Without it, we stumble through life in trial and error. He highlighted four key areas we must learn to recognise: ourselves, our enemies, the right time, and the Lord.He led the church to pray:“Holy Spirit, teach me to recognise my opportuned times, so I never miss any one of them again, in Jesus' name. Amen!”“From now on, Lord, may I always recognise the right time for every important thing in life, so I can soar, in Jesus' name!”📖 Psalm 5:8 (TLB) – “Lord, lead me as You promised me You would; otherwise my enemies will conquer me. Tell me clearly what to do, which way to turn.”
At today’s Holy Communion Service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, shared this impactful exhortation titled “Kingdom Mastery Called: Recognition of Opportunities.” He outlined the three essential components of Kingdom mastery: Wisdom, Insight, and the Recognition of Opportunities. Recognition, he explained, is the ability to perceive and discern what others overlook, enabling us to seize God‑sent moments.Citing Acts 28:26 (NKJV) - “Hearing you will hear, and shall not understand; and seeing you will see, and not perceive!” Pastor Femi emphasised that perception precedes recognition. The capacity to recognise opportunities will make you, while failure to recognise them can break you. As we partook of the Communion, we prayed for sharpened discernment so that we never miss the doors God opens before us.
At our Midweek Interactive Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu shared a powerful word titled: "A Servant Heart"📖 “Let a man so consider us, as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God.” — 1 Corinthians 4:1 (NKJV)True greatness in God’s Kingdom is rooted in service. Jesus reminded us that leadership is not about lording over others, but becoming a servant to all (Matthew 20:25–28). As believers, we’re called to serve God, not for the approval of people (Galatians 1:10), but with undivided focus and devotion (2 Timothy 2:4).To close, Pastor Colins prayed and prophesied over the church using Psalms 89:20–29 (NKJV) — declaring strength, favour, and generational blessings over all.
At today’s Thanksgiving & Testimony Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a timely and powerful exhortation titled: "You're Waiting to Be Discovered, But You're About to Be Found!"He opened with Psalm 89:20, reminding us:📖 “I discovered My servant David. I anointed him with My holy oil!” — Psalm 89:20 (CEB)📖 “I have found My servant David; with My holy oil I have anointed him!” — Psalm 89:20 (NKJV)To be discovered is to be singled out, sorted from the crowd based on distinguishing qualities. It’s not just about visibility; it’s about worthiness.Pastor Femi stressed that "Only servants are found, because they consistently carry out the will of God. Others may be visible, but without the heart of service, they are often ignored and dismissed."He highlighted the story of David:📖 “And when He had removed Saul, God raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, ‘I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will.’” — Acts 13:22 (NKJV)David was not just chosen because of appearance or skill. He was found because of a servant heart, obedient across all seasons.In contrast, Pastor Femi reminded us of Saul:📖 “The Lord has ripped the kingdom of Israel from you today. He will give it to a friend of yours, someone who is more worthy than you.” — 1 Samuel 15:28 (CEB)This is your season of being found, not just seen. May the Lord discover in you a faithful, servant heart - one He can elevate, anoint, and establish!
At our Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in a powerful time of prayer, preceded by a stirring exhortation titled “More and More Blessings!”He declared from 2 Corinthians 9:8 (NKJV):“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.”He broke it down for us:All Grace means Goodness and Mercy, Prosperity and Favour—not just enough, but more than enough.This is the Lord’s promise for us this July and for the second half of 2025.We were reminded that:📖 2 Corinthians 9:8 (TPT) affirms,“Yes, God is more than ready to overwhelm you with every form of grace, so that you will have more than enough of everything—every moment and in every way. He will make you overflow with abundance!”End of discussion. It is settled.
At our vibrant Youth Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a rousing word titled “In Spite of It All!” A message of hope, resilience, and divine destiny.He anchored the message on Job 8:7 (NKJV), reminding us that no matter how small or humble the beginning, God has promised a future that is prosperous, successful, and extraordinary.Using the story of Gideon (Judges 7:4–7 NKJV), we saw how God does not need a crowd to bring victory. He just needs the right few. PFP also highlighted Jesus (John 6:42 NLT), whose background did not match the magnitude of His divine calling. The world may have questioned His origin, but purpose prevailed.Jesus is the ultimate template for our youth, destined to rise and shine in spite of limitations, labels, or humble beginnings.Pastor ended with a prophetic declaration from Job 8:7 in multiple versions, praying that:- Your humble beginning will give way to abundant increase (NKJV)- Your past will be eclipsed by a brighter, extraordinary future (CEV, CEB)- You will become very great and successful according to God’s plan
At today’s Premium Worship and Prayer Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a prophetic word titled “Wonders Will Happen! Iyanu Ma Sele!” Anchored on Luke 1:45 (KJV) – “Blessed is she that believed: for there shall be a performance of those things which were told her from the Lord” – Pastor declared that “Performance” means Iyanu: an outstanding, awe-inspiring, unforgettable fulfilment of God’s promise.Referencing Psalm 107:6–9, 15–16 (NKJV), we were reminded that God delivers, leads, satisfies, and breaks every barrier for His people. As we cried out in prayer and worship, faith was stirred for divine performance this week. Expect the unusual. Expect the miraculous. Expect IYANU—because Wonders Will Happen in Jesus' name!
At today’s Holy Communion Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya brought a timely word titled “The Narrow Option.” He challenged us to reflect on the life of true discipleship — one that doesn’t follow the crowd but chooses the narrow gate that leads to life (Matthew 7:13–14 CEV, MSG, Easy). It’s not always the popular path, but it is the one that brings transformation and eternal reward.Referencing 2 Corinthians 5:17, we were reminded that in Christ, we are made new, called to live differently. Pastor Yomi then expounded on the unshakable love of Christ as outlined in Romans 8:35–39 NKJV, assuring us that no trial, power, or circumstance can separate us from His love once we choose the narrow path.
At our Midweek Interactive Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya led a heartfelt conversation in honour of fathers and father figures. We reflected on Genesis 1:28, where God created and blessed man, and were reminded that fathers are called to reflect God’s very nature. As carriers of His likeness, fathers are to embody Unconditional Love (Eph 5:25), remain Faithful (Heb 10:23), show Mercy (Matt 5:7), and serve as Providers who care deeply for their families (2 Cor 9:10, Gal 6:1).We declare blessing over all fathers: that they will lead with grace, love with intention, provide with wisdom, and restore with gentleness. May every father mirror the heart of our Heavenly Father and raise a godly generation with boldness and faith.
At our special Father’s Day Celebration Service, Barr Kunle Lijadu brought a timely and stirring message titled “Faith Over Fear”, aligning with this year’s theme. He reminded us that while fear is a natural human response to uncertainty, God calls us to live by faith - a faith that steadies our hearts, calms our storms, and gives us the courage to lead and love boldly, especially as fathers and men of impact.Barr Kunle encouraged everyone present to reject the grip of fear and rise in unwavering trust in God's promises. Anchored in scripture, his message reinforced that when faith takes the lead, fear loses its hold, and we step into purpose, protection, and provision. It was a powerful celebration of godly manhood and faith-filled leadership.
At our Midweek Interactive Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu taught on “The Value of Insight”, exploring how true success isn’t just about knowledge but the divine ability to understand and apply it rightly. Drawing from Proverbs 4:7 (NIV, ESV) - “Wisdom is the principal thing… get understanding (insight)!”, he emphasised that insight is what sets people apart in life, leadership, and destiny fulfilment.Through scriptures like James 1:5 (ERV), 1 Kings 3:7–9 (NKJV), and Daniel 1:3–4 (NKJV), we saw how insight empowered biblical figures like Solomon and Daniel to excel beyond their peers. Insight is God's gift that gives clarity in confusion, precision in decisions, and excellence in execution. Pastor Colins encouraged us to pray for insight in every area of life; spiritual, relational, and professional, because with insight, even the most difficult paths become purposeful and productive
At today’s special Worship and Children’s Day celebration service, Pastor Femi Paul opened with a heartwarming moment, introducing young Serena Williams. She passionately delivered a message titled “A Shining Light, A Blessed Generation,” encouraging children to be true ambassadors of Christ by following six practical steps to honour God, walk in light, and make a lasting difference. She also offered a heartfelt word to parents on guiding children to live purposefully for God.Pastor Femi then shared an insightful message titled “INSIGHT @ WORK!”, drawing from Mark 10:46–52, the story of blind Bartimaeus. He taught that what men with sight could not perceive, a blind man with insight saw clearly and seized his moment. Insight, he explained, is more than intelligence, it is divine revelation that brings breakthrough. Bartimaeus’s cry wasn’t just a plea; it was a faith-fuelled insight that unlocked healing. Pastor Femi declared over the congregation, “It’s your day of recovery!” an invitation to receive divine insight that restores, uplifts, and propels forward.
At our Prayer & Praise Service, Pastor Femi Paul led the congregation in heartfelt intercession and shared a brief but powerful exhortation titled “The Power of Insight.” He warned that there’s nothing as dangerous as activity without insight—doing much, yet achieving little. Insight, he explained, is a form of spiritual communication that goes beyond natural sight; it’s what some may call intuition, perception, or discernment. While physical eyes see only the obvious, insight reveals the inner workings—just like an intelligence report before a battle. It provides clarity, direction, and strategy for victorious living. Pastor Femi emphasised that insight is knowing how to go about things successfully, whether in your career, relationships, or spiritual journey.Referencing Proverbs 4:7 (GNT) – “Getting wisdom is the most important thing you can do. Whatever else you get, get insight!” – he led the congregation to pray for divine insight: into human nature, their industries, financial matters, family dynamics, and the current economic season. With insight, we don’t just move - we advance with purpose and precision.
At today’s service, Pastor Femi Paul led the congregation in prophetic prayers and delivered a soul-stirring exhortation titled “One That Lacks Insight Ends Up a Mere Sightseer in Life!” Drawing from Proverbs 15:24 and Proverbs 16:20 (CEB), he reminded us that those who gain divine insight live purposeful, upward lives and find prosperity along the way. Without insight, we risk merely observing life, never truly participating in the destiny God has prepared for us.Pastor Femi urged us to pray for insight to become who we were predestined to be - insight to fulfil our calling, overcome inner emptiness, and walk in divine purpose. He closed with a powerful reminder from Proverbs: obedience to godly instruction brings long life, favour, and success. The service ended on a high note as we sang: “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus, No Turning Back!” echoing our decision to move forward in faith and purpose.
At today’s Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu shared a teaching titled “The Purpose Driven Life,” continuing the theme from Sunday’s message by our Senior Pastor that Purpose is the Cure for Inner Emptiness. The session was rich with insight, drawing on contributions from Pastor Femi Paul and also active participation from the congregation. Together, we explored how living with divine purpose helps us overcome the void that often plagues the human soul, especially in a world driven by distractions and shallow pursuits.Referencing John 4:34, Ecclesiastes 5:10, Luke 2:49, and Matthew 4:4, Pastor Colins emphasised that purpose gives meaning to our daily lives and aligns us with God’s plan. As Jesus was driven by doing the Father’s will, we too must embrace a life that is spiritually intentional. The conversation reminded everyone that inner emptiness cannot be filled by material things but by living out the assignment God placed in our hearts.
At today’s Youth Celebration Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful message titled "PURPOSE – The Cure for Inner Emptiness!" He explained that inner emptiness is a deep, personal void — a dissatisfaction that lingers despite outward success. It's not caused by others and can't be fixed externally. Citing Ecclesiastes 3:11, he reminded us that only a purposeful life can fill the eternity-shaped gap in our hearts.Using Ecclesiastes 5:10, PFP highlighted that wealth alone cannot satisfy. He urged the youth to stop merely existing and start living intentionally. He concluded with a charge: “There's a Huge Difference Between Existing and Living! Do what you have to do, so you can do what you were called to do!” - a call to embrace purpose as the cure for inner emptiness.
At today’s Premium Worship & Prayers Service, Pastor Femi Paul reminded us of the astonishing power released the moment worshippers lift their voices in praise. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20:22 (NKJV & TLB) - “When they began to sing and to praise, the LORD set ambushes against the armies of Ammon, Moab, and Mount Seir… and they destroyed each other!” - he emphasised that our heartfelt songs and shouts of worship invite God to fight our battles and secure victory on our behalf.As we worship, the atmosphere shifts: divine strategy unfolds, our enemies are routed, and breakthrough comes without human struggle. Let us therefore sing boldly, praise passionately, and watch the Lord turn our anthems of worship into ambushes against every force aligned against us.
At today’s Holy Communion service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful exhortation and themed: “Communion for Obliteration of Problems!”Drawing from Psalm 34:19 (NCV) — “People who do what is right may have many problems, but the LORD will solve them all!” — Pastor reminded us that divine intervention is reserved for those who live righteously and faithfully serve God. It’s not that righteous people don’t face challenges, but God promises to solve them all!He introduced the word "obliteration" — a complete and utter removal, leaving no trace behind. That is God’s intent with our problems: to root out, snuff out, stamp out, wipe out, and sweep out every issue confronting His people!Using 2 Chronicles 20:1-3 (MSG), Pastor illustrated how Jehoshaphat, when faced with a massive threat, responded not with fear but with prayer, fasting, and nationwide unity in seeking God. Though shaken, he looked to God for help — and so must we.This Communion was therefore declared as prophetic and powerful, ordained for the obliteration of your problems, my problems, and our problems — by the hand of the Lord!
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At today’s Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya brought God’s Word from Matthew 14:22–27 in a message entitled “It Is I…”. He reminded us that often our greatest obstacle is our own fear, which cripples our faith and keeps us from walking on the waters God calls us to. Yet in our darkest moments, Jesus speaks with authority: “But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying, ‘Be of good cheer! It is I; do not be afraid.’” This powerful reassurance calls us to fix our eyes on Him, leaving fear behind and stepping confidently into His presence.
At our Warfare Wednesday service, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in a fiery session of prophetic intercession themed “Hinderers & Hindrances.”Drawing from Ecclesiastes 2:21 (NKJV), we were reminded of the grave injustice when a person labours with wisdom, knowledge, and skill, only to have their reward snatched away. This, the scripture declares, is “vanity and a great evil!”But God’s intention for His people is different. As declared in Ecclesiastes 2:24 (NKJV & TLB): “There is nothing better than that a person should eat, drink, and enjoy the good of his labour — for even this pleasure comes from the hand of God!”We stood in prayer declaring that in this Month of May, no hinderer will frustrate our labour, and that by divine enablement, we will:Soar beyond limitationsWin battles seen and unseenAccomplish what once seemed out of reachAchieve divine goalsProsper with the work of our handsChange levels and status in every area of lifeAnd with one voice, the church proclaimed: "Enable us, O God... in Jesus' name, AMEN!"
At today’s Testimony & Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul stirred the church with prophetic prayers through a powerful exhortation titled “God is Able and Enables!”Drawing from 2 Corinthians 1:21A (NLT) – “It is God Who Enables us” – and Ruth 4:13 (NLT) – “The Lord enabled her…”, he reminded us that divine enablement is God’s supernatural way of making what seems impossible, possible.He taught that to enable is to make a way, to turn something extremely difficult into something attainable. When it comes from God, it’s no longer natural effort—it’s divine empowerment.God's enablement:Helps us become all we’re meant to beHelps us achieve things beyond our abilityHelps us produce special and lasting resultsHe declared boldly, “God who is able has enabled you!” — let the church say “AMEN & AMEN & AMEN!”
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At today’s Youth Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful exhortation titled: "You're Destined for Greatness, But Are You Ready?"He opened by defining Greatness as significant accomplishments, importance, power, success and fame (Cambridge Dictionary), but reminded us that true greatness is measured by exceptional work, contribution to society, and the lasting impact we make in the lives of others.Drawing examples from scripture, Pastor Femi showed how:David became king at 30 years old,Joseph stepped into leadership at 30,Solomon asked God for wisdom at just 20,And even Jesus started His earthly ministry at 30.He challenged us that although we are destined for greatness, we must actively prepare for it!What it takes to prepare for greatness:Proverbs 26:1 (TPT) reminds us that, "It is totally out of place to promote and honour a fool, just like it’s out of place to have snow in the summer and rain at harvest time!"Similarly, Ecclesiastes 10:16 (GNT) warns, "A country is in trouble when its king is a youth-fool and its leaders feast all night long."The message was clear: Promotion Cometh, get yourself ready. We must cultivate wisdom, responsibility, and character now, so that when our moment comes, we will be ready to rise and shine for God’s glory!
At today’s Easter Passiontide Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought a stirring message titled: “The Cross Gives Us Complete Access to the Inheritance!”Grounded in Galatians 4:4-7 (MSG), he reminded us that through Christ’s death and resurrection, we are no longer slaves but sons - and if sons, then heirs of God. He emphasised that the Cross was not just about forgiveness, but full access: access to divine health, peace, purpose, victory, and every good thing the Father has freely given. Referencing John 10:10 (TPT), Pastor Femi declared that Jesus came to give us life in overflowing abundance. And from 1 John 3:8B (AMPC), we were reminded that Jesus didn’t just come to cover sin - He came to undo, destroy, loosen and dissolve all the devil has done!
At today’s Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul continued the powerful series on “Learning, Unlearning & Re-learning” with a message titled:“Learning from the Past – Pathway to Game-Changer Results in Life!”Drawing from 1 Corinthians 10:11 (TLB & MSG), he highlighted how the Bible provides not just spiritual instruction, but also real-life lessons. The past, both ours and others' is full of warning markers and object lessons meant to guide us away from error and toward wisdom.Pastor made it clear: Fools don’t learn because they’re too in love with their own opinions. Quoting Proverbs 12:15 and Proverbs 18:2, he challenged us to check our hearts—Are we truly teachable? he contrasted the wisdom of the teachable with the stubbornness of fools.Wisdom doesn’t just come from age or experience — it comes from humility and the willingness to learn. When we ignore the lessons of the past, we risk repeating the same mistakes over and over again. But when we learn from history, we can break cycles, shift outcomes, and become true game-changers in life.
At today’s Special Interactive Service, Pastor Femi Paul kicked off a timely and thought-provoking new series titled “Learning, Unlearning & Re-learning!” Drawing wisdom from scripture, life, and global thought leaders, he unpacked the importance of being adaptable in our spiritual and personal growth journey.Referencing Matthew 11:28–29 (CEB) and Proverbs 15:32 (GNT), Pastor reminded us that learning is not just academic - it is the foundation of wealth, health, and spirituality. As John Rohn rightly said, “Learning is the beginning of everything.” But it doesn’t end there. True transformation also involves unlearning what no longer serves us, and re-learning to align with God’s evolving truths for our season.Quoting Alvin Toffler, Pastor Femi emphasised that the real illiterate today is not the one who cannot read or write, but the one who refuses to learn, unlearn, and re-learn. Many people get stuck because they “know too much,” live in self-delusion, or are closed off to new ideas. These mindsets limit growth and rob us of the opportunity to walk in wisdom.He challenged us to examine our hearts: Are we opinionated? Resistant to change? Afraid to face the real person in the mirror? If so, we may be holding ourselves back from the rest and renewal Christ offers when we humbly learn from Him.
At today’s Testimony & Thanksgiving service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a thought-provoking word entitled “Lessons from the Prodigal: Leverage.”Drawing from Luke 15:28–31 (MSG) Pastor Femi taught that hard work alone doesn’t guarantee success - leverage does. Leverage is about using your relationships, knowledge, and position to influence outcomes wisely and profitably.> “The fool does not know how to leverage.” > The good son in the story of the prodigal missed out—not for lack of effort, but for lack of understanding how to leverage what he already had.Key Scriptures: 📖 Luke 15:17-24 (NKJV)📖 Luke 15:28-31 (MSG)📖 Ecclesiastes 10:15 (NKJV)💡 Our relationship with God gives us divine leverage. Don’t just work hard - learn how to work smart in Him.
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At today's Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya delivered a sermon entitled "And What Betrays You?" using Matthew 26:73 (NKJV), which states, "And a little later those who stood by came up and said to Peter, 'Surely you also are one of them, for your speech betrays you.'" He reminded us that our words can expose our true selves, betraying the heart if they are not rooted in God's truth.Pastor Yomi challenged us by asserting that true discipleship demands complete commitment. He emphasised, "If you are not a follower, you are a betrayer of Christ," urging us to examine our lives and ensure our words and actions genuinely reflect our commitment to Jesus. This statement calls for authentic living in accordance with Christ’s teachings, reminding us that following Him is not optional but essential.
At today's Youth Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a powerful message on "All-Round Success." Drawing from Ecclesiastes 12:12-14, he emphasised that true success is rooted in fearing God and obeying His commands, as everything we do will ultimately be judged by Him. He further highlighted Ecclesiastes 3:14, reminding us that whatever God establishes is permanent - nothing can be added or taken away.
At today's Warfare Wednesday, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in a powerful session of prayer themed "Pressing Forward by Force, by Fire!"Drawing from Philippians 3:13-15, he emphasised the need to forget the past, focus on the goal, and press forward with determination to receive all that God has prepared for us.Victory requires effort, focus, and persistence—there’s no looking back! Keep pressing, keep striving, keep winning!
At today's Holy Communion Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful message titled "Drawing People to Christ by Being a Good Experience!"Referencing Acts 2:46 (MSG), he emphasised that people were drawn to the early believers not just by what they preached, but by how they lived. Their genuine joy, worship, and daily lifestyle made them attractive, and as a result, God added to their number daily.True evangelism isn't about performance but authenticity. Those who see us regularly, interact with us, and truly know us should naturally be our easiest converts.
At today’s Pastor Appreciation + Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a powerful message titled "This is Jacob", drawing from Psalm 24:1-6 (NKJV).A call to seek God with clean hands and pure hearts, to be the generation that seeks God's face - the Jacob generation!
At our Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a profound word titled "Eden – God's Best for Man!"To be replanted in Eden is to be restored to:🌿 God's Original Plan🌿 God's Full Provision🌿 God's Ultimate BlessingPsalm 107:29-31 (NKJV) – He calms the storm... so He guides them to their desired haven (in Eden!)Eden was never destroyed—just closed off! Now, Eden is not a place, but a state of being!
At today’s Testimony & Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul declared: "To Be Replanted in Eden!"Jeremiah 17:7-8 (MSG): "Blessed is the one who trusts in God... They’re like trees replanted in Eden, never worried, always bearing fresh fruit!"To be replanted in Eden is to be restored! You won’t miss God’s second wind of restoration in Jesus’ name!In 2025, I will be replanted in Eden!You will be replanted in Eden, in Jesus’ mighty name!
At our Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a powerful word titled "The BUT in Our Lives."Luke 1:5-7 (NKJV) reveals how life’s “BUT” moments contrast with God’s promises."But" introduces a shift—where limitations exist, divine intervention follows!Every "BUT" in your life is an opportunity for God’s power to manifest!
Continuing the message “Love & Sacrifice”, Pastor Colins Nwosu led us in an engaging and insightful session, with active participation from the congregation.We began with John 3:16 (NKJV) – "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son..." and then dove deep into 1 Corinthians 13:1-7 (NKJV), exploring love by the Holy Spirit’s inspiration.With contributions from Pastorate and the congregation, the study was truly interactive - you should join us on Every Wednesday for our Interactive Bible Study and watch the Word come alive!"Love suffers long and Love is kind." Selah!
Pastor Colins Nwosu brought us God’s word today in a message titled “Love & Sacrifice”, drawing from John 3:16 (NKJV) – "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son..."He reminded us that love is not found on February 14 but in John 3:16! True love isn’t shaped like a heart; it is shaped like a cross.Referencing 1 John 4:7-11 (NKJV), he emphasised that love is not just a feeling but a sacrifice.
At today’s Interactive Service, Pastor Femi Paul taught on "The God of Opportunities and the Fair-Winds of Opportunity!"Drawing from 1 Corinthians 16:9 (AMPC) – "For a wide door of opportunity has opened to me, a great and promising one, and there are many adversaries," he emphasised that God is more the God of Opportunities than the God of ready-made blessings!Quoting 2 Corinthians 2:12B (NLT) – "The Lord opened a door of opportunity for me!" he defined opportunity as:🔹 EUKAIRIA – A favourable pocket of time🔹 KAIROS – The right time, the set time, and usually a limited period!"The poorest man is not the man without money, but the man with no opportunities!"
At today’s Thanksgiving & Testimony Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a powerful message titled "Reversal of Ill-Winds!" Drawing from Exodus 10:19 (MSG), "God reversed the (ILL) wind—a powerful wind took the locusts and dumped them into the Red Sea. There wasn’t a single locust left!" he emphasised that just as God reversed the plague of locusts, He can overturn every ill-wind in our lives.Defining Reversal as a change to an opposite direction, position, or course of action, he led the church in a prophetic declaration: "SO SHALL THE LORD GOD REVERSE EVERY ILL-WIND IN YOUR LIFE & IN YOUR FAMILY, IN JESUS' NAME!"
At today’s Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya delivered a profound teaching titled "All Winds."Taking reference from Romans 8:28 (NKJV): "And we know that all things (WINDS) work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose."The AMP version expands it beautifully: "God causes all things to work together [as a plan] for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose."He illustrated this with a fascinating fact from NOAA: A Wind Shift occurs when the wind changes direction by 45 degrees or more within 15 minutes, with sustained speeds of 10 knots or more.No matter the winds of life, whether sudden shifts or steady flows, God orchestrates them all for our ultimate good!
At today’s Holy Communion Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a powerful message titled: "Second Wind of God’s Mercy!"Taking inspiration from 1 Samuel 18:21b (NIV): "Now you have a second opportunity to become..."He declared that God’s mercy grants rare opportunities—to obtain what was missed, recover what was lost, become what you should have been, reach greater heights, and enjoy long-awaited blessings before it's too late!From 1 Samuel 30:8 (AMP): "Pursue, for you shall surely overtake them and without fail recover all."And Isaiah 58:14 (MSG) assures us:"I will make you ride high and soar above it all! I will make you feast on the inheritance of your ancestor Jacob. Yes! God says so!"We partook in the communion, as we prayed for divine recovery, restoration, and elevation in 2025!
At today’s Worship Service, Pastor Femi Paul declared a prophetic word titled: Fair-Winds Cometh, Watch Out!Building on the foundation of our 2025 beginning-of-year prayers, he connected the move of God’s winds with profound spiritual lessons:Day 1: Faith & Sensitivity.Day 2: Repentance & Winds of Change.Day 3: Cool & Breezy Winds.Day 4: Disastrous Ill-Winds.Day 5: Deceptive Ill-Winds.Day 6: Winds of Good Fortune.The lead scripture from Amos 4:13 (MSG) reveals the source of all winds: "Look who's here: Mountain-Shaper! WIND-MAKER!"And Jeremiah 10:13c (NKJV) reminds us: "He brings the wind out of His treasuries."Referencing the parable of the 10 virgins, PFP emphasised:- Prepare for God’s fair-wind.- Be ready for its arrival.- The wind doesn’t wait for anyone; everyone waits for it!He closed with a sobering reminder: All 10 virgins had equal opportunity, but only 5 soared high.
Enjoy a wonderful time in God's presence, praising & worshipping our God, our HELPER and DEFENDER
At our first Thanksgiving & Testimony Service of 2025, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a profound teaching entitled: "But How?" Drawing inspiration from Luke 1:34a (MSG): "Mary said to the angel, 'But how?'"Also referencing Ecclesiastes 10:15 (NKJV): "The labour of fools wearies them, for they do not even know how to go to the city!"Pastor Femi explained the keys to unlocking the power of God’s Word this year, he revealed that: Meditation is the Way, Prayer is the Answer!Meditation is the way to align with God’s Word.Prayer is the answer to accessing divine power.He concluded by leading us in the faith declaration of Mary: "Let it be unto me according to Your Word." With this powerful message, we are equipped to walk boldly in 2025, confident in God's promises.
At our 2025 Crossover Service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a prophetic declaration over Grace Assembly and the body of Christ: "We are SOARING into 2025... by the Wind of God!"Referencing 2 Samuel 22:11b (NLT): "...Soaring on the Wings of the Wind!", he proclaimed that while many would cross into 2025 through effort and labour, God has ordained us to soar, lifted by His divine power.With joy, Pastor Femi welcomed everyone to the new year, unveiling the theme:"2025: Our Year to SOAR HIGH on the Wings of the Wind of God!"He further declared:- 2025: Our Year to SOAR HIGH on the Wings of the Fair Winds of our God!- 2025: Our Year to SOAR HIGH on the Wings of Divinely Orchestrated Winds of Opportunities!- 2025: Our Year to SOAR HIGH on the Wings of Favourable Winds of Change from God!- 2025: Our Year to SOAR HIGH on the Wings of the Second Winds of Mercy of God!The service was filled with heartfelt prayers, joyous celebration, and prophetic declarations to herald a year of soaring heights.
Our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, delivered a prophetic message titled "Soaring into 2025... by the Wind of God!", calling us to embrace a supernatural year of grace and elevation. Anchored on 2 Samuel 22:11b (NLT): "Soaring on the Wings of the Wind!", he declared that while many will cross into the new year through labour, God’s chosen will soar, carried effortlessly by His Spirit.Quoting Isaiah 40:31b (CEV): "They will be strong like eagles, soaring upward on wings!", Pastor Femi described soaring as rising dramatically in position, value, and worth—ascending into majestic stature through divine power. As we step into 2025, he urged us to trust the wind of God to lift us into the extraordinary.
Continuing from last Sunday, Pastor Femi Paul shared God's Word titled "All, by the Leading of God."Referencing Matthew 2:1-12 (NKJV), he highlighted how the wise men followed God's leading:“They were led as they went! They were led as they left!”Matthew 2:9b-10 (MSG) reveals, "The star led them on until it hovered over the place of the child. They were in the right place at the right time!"Pastor Femi emphasised that God's guidance brought them to the perfect place and time, transforming them into "stars" through obedience to the Sovereign Star, Jesus.
Tonight, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya delivered a profound teaching titled "In the Spirit of Advent." He provided an insightful expository on the birth of Christ, focusing on Mary’s reception of the angel's message as recorded in Luke 1:26-38,45 (KJV).Through Mary’s story, Pastor Yomi highlighted how God’s purpose and greatness transcend possessions and circumstances, inspiring us to trust in His divine plans.
Today, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, brought us God's Word in a message he entitled "All, by the Leading of God."Taking reference from Matthew 2:1-12 (NKJV), he highlighted the journey of the wise men who followed God's leading:"They were led as they went! They were led as they left!"Matthew 2:9b-10 (MSG) beautifully illustrates this:"Then the star appeared again, the same star they had seen in the eastern skies. It led them on until it hovered over the place of the child. They could hardly contain themselves: They were in the right place! They had arrived at the right time!"Pastor Femi emphasised that under God’s leading, the wise men were directed to the right place and arrived at the right time. Their obedience and guidance turned them into "stars" themselves, led by the ultimate Star, the Sovereign King born in a manger.
Today, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, brought us God's Word in a message he entitled "To Get the Best Out of Life, Be Led!"Drawing from Isaiah 45:3-4a (NCV):"I will give you the wealth that is stored away and the hidden riches so you will know I am the Lord, the God of Israel, who calls you by name. I do these things for my servants, the people of Jacob, and for my chosen people!"Pastor Femi stressed that God's guidance is key to unlocking treasures, wealth, and fulfilling His divine purpose. He further referenced Isaiah 45:2-3 (MSG):"I’ll go ahead of you, clearing and paving the road. I’ll break down bronze city gates, smash padlocks, kick down barred entrances. I will lead you to buried treasures, secret caches of valuables—confirmations that it is, in fact, I, God, the God of Israel, who calls you by your name!"Pastor Femi reminded the congregation: "Life deals with those who will not learn to be led, but those who learn to be led will be richly and super-abundantly blessed!"#BeLedByGod #TreasuresUnlocked #GloriousDestiny #GodsGuidance #LifeOfAbundance
Today, at our Annual Thanksgiving & Testimony Service, we were blessed to receive the ministry of our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, who returned from a well-deserved vacation. He delivered a powerful sermon titled "BUT AS FOR ME..." with the lead scripture Jonah 2:8-10 (CEB): "Those who worship vain idols forsake their true loyalty. But me, I will offer a sacrifice to you with a voice of thanks. That which I have promised, I will pay. Deliverance belongs to the Lord!"Drawing from Jonah 2:9b-10 (TLB), Pastor Femi emphasized the transformative power of thanksgiving, noting how Jonah's gratitude led to God commanding the fish to release him. He highlighted that true deliverance comes from the Lord, and thanking God in all circumstances releases divine orders that fulfill His promises.Using Psalm 50:14 (NKJV): "Offer to God thanksgiving, and pay your vows to the Most High!" Pastor Femi encouraged the church to honour God with heartfelt gratitude and faithfulness, knowing that He alone secures our deliverance and breakthroughs.
Today, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared an uplifting message titled "The Author & Finisher!" with the lead scripture Hebrews 12:2a (NKJV): “Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.” He emphasized that our faith journey begins and ends with Christ, who not only initiates but perfects our walk with God.Referencing Jeremiah 1:5 (AMP), Pastor Yomi reminded the congregation of God's intentionality: “Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you... and consecrated you.” This affirms that each believer is divinely appointed for a unique purpose, fully known and empowered by God.He encouraged the church to keep their eyes on Jesus, trusting in His ability to fulfill the plans He has for us, from start to finish.
Today, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya continued The Kingdom, Power & Glory! series with a recap of the seven powers discussed last meeting and focused on today's theme, The Glory. Referencing John 17:22, he emphasized that Jesus has given believers the glory He received from the Father so that we may be united as one. Pastor Yomi shared how God’s glory empowers and unites His people, creating a reflection of heaven on earth.He concluded with a powerful prayer from Psalm 24:7-10: “Lift up your heads, O you gates! And be lifted up, you everlasting doors! And the King of glory shall come in. Who is this King of glory? The Lord strong and mighty, The Lord mighty in battle.”
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Midweek Service. Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya continued the series on The Kingdom, Power & Glory! by teaching on the Seven Powers that every Christian should develop and operate in. He emphasized:1. Power of Resurrection - Philippians 3:102. Power to Create Wealth - Deuteronomy 8:183. Power of Prayer - James 5:154. Power of the Tongue/Positive Confessions - Proverbs 18:215. Power of God - 1 Peter 1:3-56. Power of the Church - Acts 1:6-87. Power to Finish Strong - Ecclesiastes 7:8Each power enables believers to walk in strength, purpose, and resilience, reflecting God’s kingdom in every area of life.
In continuation of the series The Kingdom, Power & Glory! - Unlocking God's Full Potential in Us, Pastor Yomi focused on the theme of Power. He defined power as the ability to take action, especially as a God-given quality. Emphasizing that true power aligns with godliness, he referenced II Timothy 3:5, warning against "having a form of godliness but denying its power". Pastor Yomi reminded us that God has equipped believers with divine power, not fear (II Timothy 1:7). Through our belief in Jesus, we’re equipped to do even greater works (John 14:12) — using the power of our speech and actions to manifest God's kingdom.
At today’s Thanksgiving & Testimony Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared an inspiring exhortation titled “Above All & Before All, Get Wisdom!” Referencing Proverbs 4:7-8, he emphasized that wisdom is the most important pursuit—worth any cost. Solomon’s story illustrates that seeking wisdom made him great and his reign glorious.Pastor Femi challenged us to prioritize wisdom over material desires. While we often focus on asking God for things, Solomon’s example reminds us that seeking understanding brings lasting promotion and a truly remarkable life. Quoting scriptures PFP urged us "Never let wisdom go, and it will make your life glorious!”
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu shared a teaching titled "The Grace of God". He drew from Titus 2:11-14 (NKJV and ERV), highlighting how God's grace brings salvation and teaches us to live in a way that honors Him.Pastor Colins explained that this grace isn't just a gift but also empowers us to say "no" to ungodliness and "yes" to a life of purpose, awaiting Christ's return. The grace of God, he emphasized, guides us to live with integrity, self-control, and devotion, shaping us to reflect God's love in every aspect of our lives.With insightful contributions from our brethren, this is sure going to bless you, download, listen and do the work of an evangelist by sharing.
At our Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful message titled "Transformed with Ever-Increasing Glory!". Drawing from 2 Corinthians 3:18 (MSG), he emphasized that, just as Jesus was transfigured, we too are being transformed to reflect God’s glory. With each step of faith, our lives become "brighter and more beautiful" as God’s presence molds us into His likeness.Referencing Matthew 17:1-2 (NKJV), Pastor reminded us that, just as Jesus was transfigured on the mountain, we are now invited into that same transformation, revealing God’s light and glory through our lives.
At our Worship Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a comforting message titled "Blessed Rest." Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4:13 (NKJV, AMPC), he reminded the church that, while we may mourn, we do not sorrow as those without hope. God's Word assures us of resurrection, granting us peace and hope beyond the grave.Despite our emotions, Pastor Femi encouraged us to continue worshipping with gratitude for the promise of eternal life through Christ.
Recorded LIVE at our MidWeek Interactive Service, please join us onsite or online next Wednesday for a wonderful time in God's Presence. Today, Pastor Colins continued the special series titled "The Kingdom, Power & Glory!" and concluded with Matthew 16:19 (MSG). He emphasized that we have complete and free access to God's kingdom, with the authority to open any door and remove barriers between heaven and earth. What we declare on earth aligns with heaven, allowing us to live out God's will here and now.We are called to represent and manifest God’s Kingdom on earth, living in alignment with heavenly principles, demonstrating His power and glory in our daily lives.
Pastor Yomi begins this new series entiled "The Kingdom, Power & Glory! - Unlocking God'sFull Potentia in Us"
Two are better than one—anytime, any day, anywhere! Even God exists as a team of three in one. Teaming up is a winning strategy!
Today, Pastor Femi Paul led the congregation in a prayer session titled "Warfare Against Enemies & Haters." Drawing from Psalm 27:6, he emphasized that God will lift us higher than those who seek to harm us, encouraging us to offer praise despite opposition. He also referenced Psalm 69:4, noting that enemies and haters often attack without reason, but their efforts will not succeed.A hater, as Pastor Paul defined, is someone obsessed with causing harm and destruction to anything or anyone that brings you joy. Yet, in God's protection, undeserved curses and wrongful attacks will not land on their intended targets, as assured in Proverbs 26:2.
Wise-Up & Team-Up!Lead Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 & 12 (NLT)Two are better than one because they can help each other succeed. If one falls, the other can lift them up. Standing alone is risky, but two can stand back-to-back and conquer. Three are even stronger, like an unbreakable cord!Two are better than one—anytime, any day, anywhere! Even God exists as a team of three in one. Teaming up is a winning strategy!"I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things!" – Mother Theresa"Teamwork is the force that propels ordinary people to achieve extra-ordinary results!" —Pastor Femi Paul
Sermon Series: The Substance of FaithLead Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-2 (NKJV)Pastor Colins engaged the congregation on the ongoing topic, "The Substance of Faith," with powerful insights and contributions.Key takeaways included:- Faith isn't the absence of fear but acting in spite of it.- "He who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He rewards those who diligently seek Him."- Faith vs. Foolishness: How do we distinguish the two? Where do we draw the line?- Connection is key: "If you don't connect, you cannot be connected."- The foundation of true faith is obedience.
Preacher: Pastor Colins NwosuSermon Title: The Substance of FaithLead Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-2 (NKJV)Hebrews 11:1-2 MSG, AMPCHebrews 11:6 NKJV, MSGToday, Pastor Colins illustrated faith using the simple analogy of a chair. Just as we confidently sit, trusting it will support our weight, we are called to exercise even greater faith in God, our Creator. True faith rests assured in God's power and reliability, knowing He never fails.
In today's special service, Pastor Colins led us in powerful prayers for our nation, calling on God's promise to hear and heal our land if we humble ourselves and pray. As we worshipped His Majesty, our praise rose like sweet-smelling fragrance before the Lord. The atmosphere was charged with expectation, as we stood on the assurance that when we seek His face, God will forgive our sins, hear our prayers, and heal our nation.
Today, Pastor Femi Paul led us in a powerful time of prayer and praise, drawing us deeper into God's presence. With Isaiah 55:3 as the foundation, we were reminded of God's invitation to listen, come closer, and experience the everlasting covenant—the sure mercies of David. A time to align our hearts and souls with His promises!#PrayersAndPraise #SureMerciesOfDavid #GodsPresence #GraceAssembly
Sermon Title: Trade-Away Your Sorrows, Not Your Legacy!Lead Scripture: Hebrews 12:16-17 (MSG)Today, Pastor Femi Paul cautioned against trading our legacy for temporary satisfaction, using Esau's story as a warning. Esau traded his birthright for a moment of gratification, which he deeply regretted later. PFP defined legacy as our inheritance, birthright, and patrimonial gift—something we must protect.He emphasized the danger of hasty decisions driven by perceived or real needs, which can lead to rash judgments. He warned the congregation to resist the pressure of acting without prayerful deliberation, urging us to keep calm and avoid rash actions, as seen in Acts 19:36B (AMPC).
Preacher: Pastor Femi PaulSermon Title: Abandoned, Under Construction, About to be Completed!Key Scripture: Philippians 1:6 (NIV)Today, Pastor Femi Paul declared a powerful prophetic word, reminding us that the God who began a good work in us will carry it on to completion. He urged us not to allow anything in our lives to be abandoned or remain under construction. Instead, we should trust God to bring everything concerning us to completion.
Preacher: Pastor Femi Paul Sermon Title: God's Help, Day-by-Day! Key Scripture: 1 Chronicles 12:22 (NIV)At today's midweek service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a message titled "God's Help, Day-by-Day!" He emphasized how, day after day, men came to help David until he had a great army, like the Army of God. Pastor Femi prayed that God's help would manifest in our lives not just occasionally, but consistently—day-by-day and year-after-year. He also challenged us to reflect on what David did to attract such divinely orchestrated, non-stop help.
At today's Holy Communion service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a stirring message titled "Overlooked!" Drawing from Psalm 118:22, he reminded us that the stone rejected by the builders has now become the cornerstone. Pastor Yomi encouraged everyone to hold on to God, as what others might overlook, God can elevate to a position of prominence and purpose.
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive MidWeek Service, join us every wednesdays at 6PM onsite or online. This is Part 3 in the series of The Diligent Man conversations.
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Sunday Service. EEach Sunday Service has it’s own flavour! Our Sunday Service is a time of congregational worship, praise and impartation from the Word of God, join onsite or online from 9AM. This is Part 2 in the series of The Diligent Man conversations.
Today's Midweek service, Pastor Femi Paul delivered a powerful message titled "You'd Better Be Talking to Yourself!" He emphasized the importance of speaking faith-filled words to ourselves, reminding us that with faith, anything is possible. Just as Sarah believed God’s promise and received her miracle, Pastor Femi encouraged everyone to rekindle and optimize their faith, empowering us to do great exploits in life and society for God's glory.May we all embrace this message and see our faith bring victory and transformation in every area of our lives!
Sermon Title: Unflourished - How Vices Stop Us from Accessing God’s Greatness Preacher: Inioluwa Oke Lead Scripture: 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 (NIV)At today’s Teens Celebration service, Inioluwa Oke delivered a powerful message on the theme "Unflourished - How Vices Stop Us from Accessing God’s Greatness." She highlighted four vices that hinder us from fulfilling God’s full plan for our lives: Procrastination, Pride, Dishonesty, and Jealousy. Inioluwa encouraged everyone to seek the Holy Spirit's guidance to overcome these obstacles and lead lives that manifest God’s greatness for generations to come.
Today's sermon titled "Better Be Found, and Not Found-Out, Because of the Law of Displacement and Replacement!" Pastor Femi Paul drew from Esther 6:1-10, illustrating how faithfulness leads to being found and rewarded by God, while unfaithfulness leads to displacement.Key Points:The importance of being found faithful.The principle of displacement and replacement as seen in the story of Mordecai and Haman.
Sermon Title: Better Be Found, and Not Found-Out!Preacher: Pastor Femi PaulKey Scripture: Acts 13:21B-22 (NKJV)"For a king, God gave them Saul the son of Kish, a man of the tribe of Benjamin, for forty years. And when He had removed him, He raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, 'I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will!'"Pastor Femi Paul shared this powerful message highlighting the importance of faithfulness. As Saul was being found-out, David was being found. When someone in a position of authority is found to be unfaithful, they will lose out to you who is found faithful, in Jesus' Name!!
Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya built upon previous sermons to encourage the congregation to prepare for increase. Recorded LIVE at our Interactive MidWeek Service on July 24, 2024
Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya built upon previous sermons to encourage the congregation to prepare for increase. He then led the church in seven powerful declarations from the scriptures:Deuteronomy 28:4 (NKJV)Ezekiel 36:30 (NKJV)2 Corinthians 9:10 (NKJV)Deuteronomy 1:11 (CEB)Job 8:7 (NKJV)Psalm 107:38 (NKJV)2 Samuel 3:1 (NKJV) [Bonus]Psalm 115:14 (NKJV)Prepare for an abundant increase and embrace God's promises for growth and prosperity!
Our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, declares from Psalm 102:13 (TPT Abridged) that for the remainder of 2024, we are favoured by God. "I know You are about to arise and show Your tender love to Zion. NOW IS THE TIME Lord; The Appointed Time has come for Your Prophetic Promises to be fulfilled!"Now is the time to favour us! The pre-set time for a change of circumstances for the better has come! The pre-set time for God to make things happen for us has come! IT HAS COME,IT HAS FINALLY COME, NOW IS THE TIMEHALLELUJAH!!
Pastor Femi Paul teaches using Lead Scripture as Ecclesiastes 8:6 (MSG)The time of God's visitation is crucial. At the right moment, the butler remembered Joseph, marking his day of divine visitation, even though it wasn't when Joseph expected. This teaches us about God's perfect timing. Don't risk missing the time of God's visitation! Remember, earlier is not always better. Trust in His perfect timing
Pastor Femi Paul teaches from the Scripture: Luke 7:11-16 (NLT)And the good news is that everyone has their own day of God's visitation! On your day, God will do for you what seems absolutely impossible. Trust in His timing and be ready for your miracle.
Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul as we exhort the Most High God according to scripture. Psalm 77:14 (TLB) proclaims, "You are the God of Miracles and Wonders! You still demonstrate Your Awesome Power!" I have come to worship my God who makes things happen for me!God will make things happen for me by changing my circumstances for the better!
Our lead scripture, Psalm 126:1-4A (CEB), reminds us in verse 4A to pray, "LORD, CHANGE OUR CIRCUMSTANCES FOR-THE-BETTER!" Additionally, Psalm 107 assures us four times that when we call out to God, He rescues us just in time, bringing joy and blessedness.Trust in God's timing and faithfulness. When you call out to Him, He will change your circumstances for the better.
Our Guest Minister - Pastor (Dr) Olatunji Olubayo shared this message which he entitled "A Father with a Winning Mindset"Key Scripture: Philippians 2:1-5 (KJV)He defined mindset as a collection of dominant thoughts in a man's life and shared these six (6) Steps to Developing a Winning Mindset:1. Develop an addiction for a life of prayer.2. Surround yourself with the right community.3. Generate a winning vision/dream.4. Never dodge challenges, rather embrace them.5. Refuse to accept failure as final; see failure as an opportunity to come out of defeat.6. Develop a positive self-image.He encouraged everyone: "It is a passing phase, not a parking space, certainly not the end. Your story is about to change!" As we embrace these principles and cultivate a winning mindset we are Destined to Win! 🙏🌟
Pastor Femi Paul led the church in prayers on "Strength to Obtain God's Promise". Using Luke 22:41-43 (NKJV) as the lead scripture, he illustrated Jesus' moment of intense prayer and divine strengthening:> "And He was withdrawn from them about a stone’s throw, and He knelt down and prayed, saying, 'Father, if it is Your will, take this cup away from Me; nevertheless not My will, but Yours, be done.' Then an angel appeared to Him from heaven, strengthening Him."Pastor Femi emphasized that divine strength is essential to fulfill God's promises. Just as Jesus was strengthened by an angel in His moment of need, we too require heavenly strength to endure and triumph. He emphasized that in moments of deep struggle, God provides strength, just as He did for Jesus. He further highlighted 1 Samuel 2:9 (AMPC):> "For by strength shall no man prevail."Reflecting on these scriptures, he reminded us that human effort alone is insufficient. True victory comes from relying on God's power and aligning with His will.Let's draw strength from God, trusting Him to empower us to obtain His promises in our lives.
Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya delivered this sermon he titled "Endurance!", emphasizing the power of perseverance in the Christian journey.Key Scripture:For you have need of endurance, so that after you have done the will of God, you may receive the promise. Hebrews 10:36 (NKJV)Key Themes:- Endurance: The ability to withstand hardships and challenges.- Never Give In: Stay firm in your faith and convictions.- Never Give Room: Do not allow doubt or negativity to take hold.- Never Give Up: Persist through trials and remain steadfast in your journey.Pastor Yomi encouraged the congregation to embrace endurance, reminding them that perseverance is essential to fulfilling God's promises. 🙏🌟
Recorded & Performed by Grace Assembly CHildren Church at our 2024 Children's Day Service
Pastor Femi Paul delivered an impactful exhortation he titled "That Extra Touch," highlighting the importance of vision beyond physical sight.Key Scripture: Mark 8:22-25 (NLT)Pastor Femi blessed the church, urging everyone to seek not just sight, but insight and foresight to achieve true oversight and succeed in life!
Pastor Colins Nwosu shared this sermon titled "Thoughts That Shape Your Life," emphasizing the profound impact of our thoughts on our lives.Our thoughts have the power to shape our lives, influencing our actions, decisions, and overall destiny. He encouraged us to cultivate thoughts that align with God's promises, reinforcing that a transformed mind leads to a transformed life.
Pastor Femi Paul emphasized the need for a mental reset to align with God's plans and promises. Drawing from Luke 24:45A (TLB), "Then He opened (Reset) their minds (their thinking and thought processes) to understand at last!", he urges us to re-evaluate and realign our thoughts.Pastor Femi posed a crucial question: Shouldn't our faith affect our thinking and our thought process? And encouraged everyone to let our faith guide our thoughts, ensuring our minds are in sync with God's divine plans for us as recorded in Jeremiah 29:11 (AMPC Abridged): "For I know the Thoughts & Plans that I have for you, says the Lord; Thoughts ...to give you hope in your Final Outcome!"Let the Church say Amen!
Continuing the sermon series titled "For Winners Only," Pastor Femi Paul urges us to Audit Your Thinking, Align Your Thoughts. He emphasized that our beliefs either activate God's plans for us or hinder them through doubt and negativity—there's no middle ground!Key Points:- Audit Your Thinking: Evaluate and understand your current thoughts.- Align Your Thoughts: Ensure your thoughts align with God's promises and plans.Scriptural References:- Jeremiah 29:11 (AMPC Abridged): "For I know the Thoughts & Plans that I have for you, says the Lord; Thoughts ...to give you hope in your Final Outcome!"- 2 Corinthians 10:5 (NIV): "We demolish arguments and ...we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ!"- Proverbs 4:23 (CEV): "Carefully guard your thoughts because they are the source of true life."Pastor Femi concluded by stressing that to be a winner, we must sort our thoughts now. Embrace positive, faith-filled thinking and unlock the great plans God has for us. #AuditYourThinking #AlignYourThoughts #WinnersMindset
In this powerful message titled "For Winners Only", Pastor Femi Paul delved into the transformative impact of overcoming negative thoughts. He emphasized that our thoughts can either hinder or activate the great plans God has for us.He urges us to guard our minds against such influences and that when we conquer negative thoughts, we change the course of our lives, paving the way for victory and success.
In this empowering message, Pastor Jibike Ifidon delved into the subject "Women: Able and Positioned for Greatness". Drawing from personal experiences in marriage and life, she shared insights on navigating challenges, leaning on the Holy Spirit for guidance, and finding blessings in every problem.Emphasizing the importance of scriptural guidance, Pastor Jibike encouraged women to seek wisdom from the Word of God in every situation. Through this teaching, women were encouraged to face challenges with faith, knowing that every obstacle presents an opportunity for blessings. 🙏💫 #GreatnessInFaith #ScripturalGuidance
Pastor Colins Nwosu teaching from Luke 17:12-19 (NKJV), where Jesus questioned the absence of gratitude from the healed lepers, asking, "Where are the nine?"The key scripture prompted deep introspection about the importance of gratitude. Pastor Colins emphasized the significance of acknowledging God's blessings and returning to give Him glory.He asked all to examine their own hearts and ensure they cultivate a spirit of thankfulness in all circumstances. 🙏🏽✨
Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a powerful message emphasizing just compensation for labor, referencing 1 Timothy 5:18 (NKJV): "The laborer is worthy of his wages." He explored the biblical principle of just compensation for labour. He led the congregation in fervent prayers:"Declare your wages, and it shall be given.""True blessings from God enrich without sorrow.""Our rewards will come swiftly."He concluded with a reminder from Revelation 22:12 (NKJV): "And behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to give to every one according to his work."
In this sermon titled "The Frequency of God: Don't Touch that Dial!" Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya delved into the transformative power of staying connected to God's frequency. Anchored in Daniel 11:32 (NKJV), which declares, "... but the people who know their God shall be strong, and carry out great exploits." Pastor Yomi emphasized the importance of deepening our relationship with God.
Take a trip back in time and worship God as in the days of old, Recorded LIVE at our Retro Praise Service (April 2024).
In a timely sermon titled "Strange Times ...Strange Things, Strange People," Pastor Femi Paul illuminated the challenges of the times we are in, drawing from 1 Peter 4:12 (TPT): "Beloved friends, if life gets extremely difficult, with many tests, don’t be bewildered as though something strange were overwhelming you!"The key theme resonated with the congregation, and also echoed in this prayer by Apostle Anselm Madubuko: "May you not be swallowed up by these strange times and this unsettling season as they come, in Jesus' name."In conclusion, Pastor Femi reminded everyone of the reassuring promise found in 1 Peter 4:12-13 (MSG): "When life gets really difficult, don't jump to the conclusion that God isn't on the job. Instead, be glad that you are in the very thick of what Christ experienced. This is a spiritual refining process, with glory just around the corner!"In these uncertain times, the message inspired faith and resilience, reminding believers that amidst trials and tribulations, God is ever-present, refining and preparing us for the glory that awaits. Let's hold fast to hope, knowing that beyond the challenges lie opportunities for growth and divine breakthroughs. 🙏🌟
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive MidWeek Service held every Wednesday at 6pm, join us onsite or online.
Pastor Femi Paul delved into the heart of Easter, anchored in Philippians 3:10a (NLT): "I want to know Christ and experience the mighty power that raised Him from the dead!"The key theme echoed the profound significance of the Easter story and the resurrection power available to believers even today. Pastor Femi emphasized the sacrificial love of Christ, quoting C.S. Lewis - The Son of God decided to become a man just to save us, enabling us become sons of God!This message resonated with the truth that as believers, we have access to the same resurrection power that conquered death, sin, and darkness.
The Prodigal/Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya/Hymnal & Pure Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
In the bible, Matthew 26:6-7 (TPT) records that "She came right to Jesus, and in a lavish gesture of devotion, she poured out the costly oil, and it cascaded over His head as He was at the table. "(And the fragrance filled the whole room!)Join us in offering up premium worship to our Father!!
In this powerful sermon, Pastor Femi Paul delved into the transformative power of brilliant ideas, anchored in Proverbs 21:5a (TPT): "Brilliant ideas pay off and bring you prosperity!"The key theme echoed throughout the message:Brilliant Ideas Lead to Prosperity: Proverbs 21:5a emphasizes that innovative ideas pave the way for success and financial abundance.Emerge with Prosperity: Drawing from Psalm 105:37a (NLT), Pastor Femi illustrated how the Israelites emerged from slavery laden with wealth, highlighting that emerging into prominence brings financial blessings.Pastor Femi underscored the importance of bringing value to the table, emphasizing that money is a reward for solving problems and creating solutions. He challenged the congregation to adopt a mindset of creativity and problem-solving, reminding them that value attracts prosperity.
In his sermon titled "Emerge...From Spirituality To Creativity," Pastor Femi Paul explored the transition of Joseph from interpreter to administrator general, as depicted in Genesis 41:25. The key theme underscored the necessity of adapting to the demands of creativity, which often requires a change in direction.After interpreting Pharaoh's dream, Joseph's role shifted from interpreter to administrator general, marking a significant change in his responsibilities. This transition exemplifies how creativity demanded a shift in focus and action. Interestingly, Joseph never interpreted dreams again after this event, highlighting the transformative power of embracing new roles and opportunities.#Emerge #Create #SundayReflections
In today's Midweek service, Pastor Colins Nwosu delivered a thought-provoking sermon titled "But Money Answereth..." with Ecclesiastes 10:19 as the lead scripture. The key theme centered around repositioning our mindset regarding money.
In this sermon titled "So, Go Create Something + Spiritual Fatherhood," Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya delves into the essence of spiritual fatherhood, drawing from the scriptural foundation of 1 Corinthians 11:1. He emphasizes that true spiritual fatherhood can be discerned by its commitment to nurturing and feeding the flock.Contrary to common perceptions, there still exist leaders in the church who prioritize the spiritual well-being of their congregations, exemplified by their dedication to feeding the flock rather than feeding off it. Pastor Yomi expresses gratitude for having such a spiritual father in Grace Assembly, Reverend Dr. Olufemi Paul (PFP), who embodies the traits of a true shepherd, faithfully preaching the Word and leading by example even amidst challenges.The congregation is urged to follow the example set by their spiritual father, PFP as he follows Christ wholeheartedly. Pastor Yomi celebrates PFP's passion for God and his unwavering commitment to being a vessel for God's work, despite adversities.Closing with a powerful scripture from John 12:26, Pastor Yomi emphasizes the importance of serving and following Christ closely. He assures that where Christ is, His servants will be also, and they will be honored by the Father.Let's celebrate and emulate the spiritual fatherhood exemplified by PFP, following his lead as he follows Christ, and continuing to serve faithfully in the footsteps of our Lord. 🙌🏽📖
📖 Lead Scripture: Genesis 1:1-5 NKJVJoin us as Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya leads us to the very beginning, where we encounter God as the ultimate Creator. In "Go Create Something!", discover the profound truth that it pleases God to see us, in His likeness, engage in acts of creation.Download, listen, and be inspired to create something beautiful today! Share this empowering message with a loved one and spread the joy of creativity. 🌈💫 #GoCreateSomething #BeCreative
🌟 Midweek Service: Warring for Spoils Alongside the Warrior that gives Victory! 🛡️🏆📖 Lead Scripture: Zephaniah 3:17a (CEV)"The Lord your God wins Victory after Victory and is always with you."Experience the power of Olugbenileke—the God who causes us to emerge as the head, no longer the tail! 🙌🏽✨To emerge is to rise from obscurity into prominence and eminence. And one of the ways God compensates His people is by granting them spoils of war!Join us in prayer:"LORD, give me victory upon victory and spoil me with spoils!" 🙏🏽🔥 #VictoryAfterVictory #GodOfSpoils #MidweekEmpowerment
📖 Lead Scripture: Luke 5:1-7 (CEV)Pastor Femi Paul teaches us on the subject: "When Victory Requires You to Change Position." HE shares the essential keys to victory:- Open Your Mind: Let your thoughts be open, receptive to change.- Embrace Obedience: Cultivate an obedient spirit.- Faith-Driven Re-Positioning: Step out in faith, ready to shift positions for victory!Join us as we learn how to navigate the journey of change towards triumphant outcomes. 🌟🔑 #VictoryThroughChange
🌟 "Worship Works Wonders!" 🙏🏽✨📖 Lead Scripture: Psalm 34:9 (MSG)Have you ever felt stuck? Like life's doors are firmly shut, keeping you from the best it has to offer? This morning, Pastor Femi Paul delivers a powerful message from Psalm 34:9, reminding us that worship holds the key to unlocking all of God's goodness!Join us as we explore: Why worship is the key to unlocking prosperity and wealth (beyond just money): Discover the true meaning of "all His goodness" and how it enriches our lives in every way. How God responds to our worship: Learn how He steps in and opens doors when we choose to prioritize Him.* Practical tips to cultivate a deeper worship life: Discover simple ways to integrate worship into your daily routine and experience the transformative power it brings.Are you ready to experience the wonders of worship? Download or share this message with your loved ones, and let's journey together towards unlocking all that God has in store for us!🌈💰
Worship = Prayer-In-Action! Join us as we offer up worship sweet smelling aroma fills His Presence.
Pastor Femi Paul ignited hearts at our Thanksgiving & Testimony service with a powerful message titled "Prayer in Action - The Winning Position!" 📖 Lead Scripture: Exodus 14:5-14 (NKJV)In the Winning Position, discover the Power, the Victory, and the Glory! 🌟🏅 Let our prayers manifest in action, transforming words into impactful deeds.
Recorded Live at our Interactive MidWeek Service on Jan 31, 2024. Join us next Wednesday at 6pm (onsite or online)
At today's impactful Interactive Service, Pastor Femi Paul inspired us with a compelling teaching titled "Positioned to Win! Positioned for Victory!!"Lead Scripture: Genesis 48:13a & 20aThe key theme resonated with the life of Joseph: "Joseph's dream came true when he finally got positioned before the one person - Pharaoh, who would put the true value to his abilities and also reward him extravagantly."Joseph's dreams found fulfillment when he was strategically placed in a position where his abilities were recognized and rewarded extravagantly.As we reflect on Pastor Femi's words, let's anchor ourselves in the understanding that "God is the author of positioning and re-positioning!" Through intentional positioning, we, too, can experience victories and fulfill our dreams. May the revelation of divine positioning resonate in our hearts, guiding us toward a year filled with triumph and victory.We are positioned on purpose, for a purpose!!
Recorded LIVE at our MidWeek Interactive Service on Jan 17, 2024. Join us next Wednesday at 6pm. God bless you!
Lead Scripture: Genesis 48:13-14, 17-20 (NLT)In today's sermon titled "Positioned," our Senior Pastor, Dr. Femi Paul, illuminated a profound truth: "It is one thing to take a position; it is another thing to be positioned!"Drawing from the tribe of Issachar, demonstraing their understanding signs of the times and knowing the best course (or Best Position) for Israel to take, he emphasized the power of being strategically positioned. Using the scripture reference 1 Chronicles 12:32, he highlighted that their relatives were with them and under their command.This key theme resonates with the Word for the year 2024— those well-positioned are Destined to Win. Now, when God has positioned you, stay in position or stay positioned! Stop bouncing around; else you may just end up in the wrong position. Let's internalize this wisdom. Are we merely taking positions, or are we allowing God to position us strategically for success? The lesson from Tribe of Issachar teaches us the strength found in unity and alignment with God's plan.May we embrace the wisdom of staying in position, rooted in the divine plan for our lives. Let the year 2024 be marked by intentional positioning and steadfast commitment to God's leading.
Pastor Femi taught us the significance of knowing our position and staying aligned with God's plan. The key to victory this year lies in our obedience to God's leading—going where He guides us, staying where He assigns us, and being in fellowship with God!Let's reflect on our positions. Are we where God wants us to be? Go where God wants you to go, stay where HE assigned you to be and with whom HE wants you to be with and stick close to those HE assigned you to be with. That way, you are destined to win!Remember as the Israelites journeyed to the promised land, guided by the pillar of cloud, wherever the cloud stopped that was where the manna fell!#DivinePositioning #ThanksgivingTriumph #GraceAssemblyWins
Recorded live at our 2024 crossover service, Pastor Femi Paul unveils the Word of the Lord for Grace Assembly churches: "In the year 2024, those well-positioned are Destined to Win! No Matter What!!"The key scripture that echoed this powerful declaration is found in 2 Chronicles 20:1-17 (NKJV), with a particular emphasis on verse 17:2 Chronicles 20:17 (NKJV):"You will not need to fight in this battle. POSITION YOURSELVES, stand still and see the salvation (or VICTORY) OF THE LORD, Who is with you, O Judah and Jerusalem! Do not fear or be dismayed; tomorrow go out against them, for the LORD is with you."The Set Man passionately admonished the congregation: "In 2024, position yourself well-well, then victory is sure! No matter what!!"As we step into the new year, let us heed this divine counsel. Position yourself in faith, stand firm, and witness the salvation and victory of the Lord in every area of your life. In the face of challenges, uncertainties, or triumphs, remember: those well positioned are destined to win! The battle belongs to the Lord.Stand firm, full of faith, knowing that God is with us. As we position ourselves in alignment with His will, victory is not just a possibility—it is a certainty. Get ready for a year of triumph, success, and divine favor as we shall witness the remarkable victories. 🏆🌟 Get ready for a year of triumph, grace, and supernatural victories! Share this prophetic message, and let the spirit of victory guide your steps in 2024.#PositionedForVictory #2024PropheticWord #GraceAssemblyTriumphs #2024YearOfVictory #YearOfTriumph #GraceAssembly2024 #PFP #DestinedtoWin
In our Super Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul led us in a powerful message centered around Deuteronomy 30:8-9a (MSG):"And you will make a new start, listening obediently to GOD, keeping all His commandments that I'm commanding you today. GOD, your God, will outdo Himself in making things go well for you: and you will enjoy an all-around good life."With fervor and conviction, our Senior Pastor charged the congregation: "If today you decide to make a new start, then God, your God, will make you enjoy an all-around good life!"As a church we joined in prayer:🙏🏽 Father, I commit to a great start, So that you can grant me a great 2024!Lord, as this year ends, I make up my mind to start listening obediently to your Word. Help me, Holy Spirit, to remain attentive and obedient to the Word of God and the will of God throughout 2024.Father, as I listen to you obediently, make things go well for me at work and at home, financially and materially, spiritually and physically. In Jesus' name, I pray!Deut 30:8b-9a (MSG) Abridged:Then God, my God, will outdo Himself in making things go well for me, making me enjoy an all-around good life from 2024 onwards. So shall it be in Jesus' name!We anticipate the remarkable ways God will outdo Himself on behalf of every family in Grace Assembly in the coming year. Embrace the new start, walk in obedience, and witness the abundance of blessings in 2024. 🌈🙌🏽 #NewStart2024 #GraceAssemblyBlessings #YearOfVictories
🌟 Unveiling Divine Messengers: Christmas Encounters 🌟In this heartwarming Christmas service, our Senior Pastor, Revd Dr Femi Paul took us on a journey through the book of Luke and Matthew, revealing the profound encounters with angels, messengers of the Most High God, who heralded the birth of our Savior. The key scriptures that illuminated his message were Luke 1:11-15a, 18-19, Luke 1:26-37, Luke 2:8-14, and Matt 1:18-24 (NIV).Through these accounts, Pastor Femi unveiled the power of these celestial beings, who proclaimed their presence with the comforting words, "Do not be afraid." Just as the angel assured Zechariah, "Your prayer has been heard," Pastor Femi emphasized the fulfillment of promises through divine messengers.In Verse 18 Zechariah asked the angel, “How can I be sure of this? I am an old man and my wife is well along in years.” The angel answered, “I am Gabriel. I stand in the presence of God, and I have been sent to speak to you and to tell you this Good News.Fast forward to Six months after, the Angel Gabriel this time visiting Mary proclaimed the good news to her as follows: “The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the Holy One to be born will be called the Son of God. Even Elizabeth your relative is going to have a child in her old age, and she who was said to be barren is in her sixth month. For nothing is impossible with God.”As we reflect on these angelic visitations, may we find comfort in the promises of God and embrace the joy and delight that the Good News brings. Let Acts 12:11 resonate in our hearts, knowing that the Lord sends His angels to us, guiding and rescuing us from the unexpected.Celebrate the season with this empowering message! Share in the joy of this season and remember, the Lord sends His angels to us, bringing hope, joy, and fulfillment of His promises. Listen to this message and let the joy of Christmas resound in your hearts. 🎄🌟 #ChristmasEncounters #GraceAssemblyCelebratesChrist #ChristmasHope #AngelicVisitations
🌟 DIVE DEEPER INTO THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS! 🌟In our Midweek Service held on December 20, 2023, Pastor Colins Nwosu took us on an enlightening journey back to the heartwarming tale of Jesus' birth. In his enlightening teaching titled "The Man Joseph," he masterfully unfolded the often-overlooked figure in the nativity story — the father, Joseph. We studied the remarkable role Joseph played in the birth of our SaviorKey Scripture: Matt 1:18-25 (NKJV)In this expose, Pastor Nwosu unveils the character of Joseph, describing him as a just and honorable man. Drawing from various scriptures, Joseph emerges as a figure of righteousness and integrity:- Genesis 6:9 portrays Joseph as a man found righteous in the eyes of God.- Acts 10:22 emphasizes his honorable reputation among people.- Mark 6:20 underlines the impact of Joseph's righteousness on others.- Matthew 27:19 showcases Joseph's discernment and integrity.- Matthew 1:19 highlights his just nature even in challenging circumstances.Join us as we unpack the richness of Joseph's character and glean insights into the man who played a pivotal role in the Christmas story. Listen, reflect, and share this profound teaching—it's time to rediscover the depth of "The Man Joseph." 🌟📖 #TheManJoseph #ChristmasStory #MidweekService
🌟 Join us on a transformative journey of worship! 🌟In today's powerful sermon, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, delves into the profound message found in John 4:23-24 (CEV). The scripture reveals that a momentous time is upon us—where true worshipers, guided by the Spirit, arise to worship the Father in authenticity and truth. "God is Spirit, and those who worship God MUST BE LED by the Spirit to worship Him according to the truth."Our Pastor beautifully defines the essence of worship as PREMIUM—a worship that transcends the ordinary, characterized by exceptional quality, the best of the best, exquisite, and quintessential. As a church, let's aspire to fill the presence of the Lord with our worship—a sweet-smelling aroma that rises to His throne. Join us in this uplifting journey of deepening our connection with God through PREMIUM worship. Download, listen, and share the message—it's time for a worship revolution! 🙌🎶 #PremiumWorship #GraceAssembly #TransformativeWorship
When God Shows Up, all negative reports are turned on their head and it ends in a happy outcome, God will show up for you!!!
Our dreams first seem IMPOSSIBLE, then we conclude they are IMPROBABLE, but when we execrcise Faith, they become INEVITABLE! - Dr. Femi Paul
Lord, Change Our Circumstances For The Better!/Pastor Femi Paul/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
SELFLESSNESS DOES NOT MEAN A LACK OF INTEREST IN YOURSELF, BUT IT JUST DOESNT LET SELF-INTEREST BLOCK OUT INTEREST IN OTHERS AND THE INTEREST OF OTHERS - Dr. Femi Paul
Recorded LIVE at our Teens Takeover Service as Grace Assembly celebrates 2023 Teens' Week themed Heirs of Royalty
Recorded LIVE at our Teens Takeover Service as Grace Assembly celebrates 2023 Teens' Week themed Heirs of Royalty
Even when walking through the dark valley of death I will not be afraid, for You are close beside me, Guarding, Guiding All The Way!
Kadesh is only a temporary place.
Our Associate Pastor, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya, brought us a transformation message today to break every limitation. We are getting out of Kadesh on the strength of this message!
Kadesh is not the place to settle down. It is a temporary place for transportation to get to where you are meant to be. If you are feeling stuck in Kadesh, this message is for you!
Let Pastor Yomi's message inspire you to break free from your limitations and step into your destiny.
Listen to the sermon, download it, and share it with your friends and family. Let's all get out of Kadesh together!
BreakEveryLimitation #GraceAssembly #Kadesh #Transformation #Destiny #MovingBeyondKadesh #TransformationMessage #EmbraceYourDestiny #ShareTheBlessing #ChurchFamily #FriendsAndFamily #JoinTheJourney #WalkWithGod
Our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, began a 3-part series today titled "Keys to Triumphant Christian Living." In the seond part of the series, he taught from 1 Kings 18:41-45, which reads in part "Then Elijah said to his young servant, “On your feet now! Look t oward the sea.” He went, looked, and reported back, “I don’t see a thing.” “Keep looking,” said Elijah, “seven times if necessary.”"
He challenged us to count our blessings, not our troubles. He reminded us that when we focus on the good things in our lives, it helps us to overcome the challenges that we face. He also talked about the importance of meditating on God's Word and praying for strength and guidance.
Join us for the rest of this series, we meet every Sunday at 9am and Wednesdays at 6pm
Comment below and share your thoughts on how you can count your blessings.
Our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, began a 3-part series today titled "Keys to Triumphant Christian Living." In this first part, he taught from Philippians 4:8, which says, "Fix your thoughts on what is true and good and right ... Think about all you can praise God for and be glad about."
He challenged us to count our blessings, not our troubles. He reminded us that when we focus on the good things in our lives, it helps us to overcome the challenges that we face. He also talked about the importance of meditating on God's Word and praying for strength and guidance.
Join us for the rest of this series, we meet every Sunday at 9am and Wednesdays at 6pm
Comment below and share your thoughts on how you can count your blessings.
Recorded LIVE at our Father's Day Celebration service, the AMazing Duo of gospel ministered in hymns: God give us Christian homes, Faith of our Fathers Holy Faith and Love Changes Everything. We recieved this ministration with joy and peace to all our homes.
1000 Kings of Grace celebrated Father's Day on June 19, 2023. The theme of the event was "Building a Happy Christian Home." Our minister was Min James Lawrence, he built upon the discussion from the couples' hangout the previous day strengthening the importance of communication, love, and forgiveness in building a strong and happy Christian home.
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Shalom!
1000 Kings of Grace hosted a Couples Hangout on June 18, 2023. The theme of the event was "Building a Happy Christian Home." Bishop Emmanuel Okoro, a renowned speaker and author, was the guest speaker. He spoke on the importance of communication, love, and forgiveness in building a strong and happy Christian home. The event was a great success, and many couples left feeling inspired and motivated to build stronger relationships with their spouses and children.
You can download, listen and share this message with your friends and family so that they can also be blessed.
Shalom!
In today's sermon titled "That Was Then, This Is Now!", our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul shared a profound message drawn from Luke 24:5b-6. The scripture reminds us of the words spoken by an Angel, "Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here, but is risen!" Join us as we reflect on the transformative power of resurrection and embrace the newness of life that is available to us today
Our Senior Pastor, teaches us from Psalm 118:14-17, he reminded us of the power of God's Grace and how it transforms our lives. We look forward to a month of deepening our understanding of God's love and mercy, and how we can extend these gifts to those around us. See you next Sunday!
Recorded LIVE at out Hymnal & Pure Worship Service today April 23, 2023.1. Hymn - Praise to the Lord, the Almighty2, Pure Worship Medley3. Hymn - O worship the King
Jude 1:22 is a call to action for believers to be agents of change in the lives of those around us. By showing compassion and love, we can make a positive difference in the world, reflecting the light of Christ and bringing glory to God. "Making a difference" means to make a positive impact or to bring about a change for the better.
At today's Holy Communion service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi continued on the subject of Insight. Using examples from the bible we looked at Adam, Job, Saul and Solomon journey to gaining insight.
Prayer, The Cure To Contempt/Pastor Steve Omotayo/ModWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
How God Implements the Delivery of His Extra Special Blessings to Deserving Wholehearted Believers
Wholeheartedness/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Destiny Women's Network presents a discussion on the subject "Empowered by the Holy Spirit" listen and be blessed
SACRIFICE - to follow Christ you must sacrifice RELATIONSHIP - we are no longer servants, but friends - friendship guarantees access QUALIFICATION, INSTRUCTION & BENEFIT (QIB) LOVE ONE ANOTHER
Things That Blind People From Gaining Insight/Pastor Femi Paul/Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Through it All/Pastor Femi Paul/Thanksgiving & Testimony Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Father, Deliver Me from My Enemies Who are too Strong for me/Pastor Femi Paul/Warfare Wednesday by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Grace Assembly presents National Economic Review & Personal Finance Sunday by Grace Assembly, Oregun
The Blessing of Always Knowing What To Do/Pastor Femi Paul/Communion Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
The Power of His Resurrection/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Hymnal & Pure Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
There is so much more to know about the Power of Jesus' resurrection and this message reveals it to you.
Listen and be blessed!
The Winning Formula for the Tough Road to Rehoboth/Pastor Femi Paul/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Set-Apart by Resurrection Power/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Accessing My Rehoboth/Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Rehoboth: More Than a Well/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Hymnal & Pure Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. John4:23 KJV
When Jehoshaphat and his PEOPLE CAME TO TAKE AWAY THEIR SPOIL, they found among them an abundance of valuables on the dead bodies, and precious jewelry, which they stripped off for themselves, more than they could carry away; and they were three days gathering the spoil because there was so much. 2 Chronicles 20:25
Jesus knew what they were thinking, and he said: Why are you bothering this woman? She has done a beautiful thing for me. Matthew 26:10 (CEV)
Moments of Inspired Worship with PFP this song titled You Say (original score by Lauren Daigle) speaks to every lie that we refuse to give credence as we choose to believe our Creator & Master of the Universe.
Fit & Ready for Blessing & Promotion/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Recorded live at our Special Midweek Service to wrap up our 30days Fasting & Prayers 2021...
Total Dependence on His Word/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Retro Praise Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
The Guarantees of Inspired Worship/Pastor Femi Paul/Holy Communion Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
What a blessing and an outpouring of the Holy Ghost as we worshipped the Ever Faithful God... Lord, receive this living sacrifice, I am your worship Original score by Dunsin Oyekan.
Seperate from the Multitude/Pastor Steve Omotayo/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Now, Watch Out For The Mixed Multitude!/Pastor Femi Paul/Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
A Return to Being Totally Dependent on God/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Your strength will come from Settling Down in Complete Dependence on Me— The very thing you’ve been unwilling to do. Isaiah 30:15B (MSG)
We Need God Now, More Than Ever!/Pastor Femi Paul/Holy Communion Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Joy to the World/Grace Chorale/2020 Christmas & Carol Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
O Come oh ye Faithful (Medley)/Grace Chorale/2020 Christmas & Carol Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Treasure in Earthen Vessels/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Pure Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
How the Kingdom of God Works II/Pastor Femi Paul/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
How the Kingdom of God Works/Pastor Femi Paul/Thanksgiving & Testimony Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
A Living Sacrifice II/Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
A Living Sacrifice/Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya/Holy Communion Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
It shall Speak at the End/Pastor Steve Omotayo/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Something is Pursuing Me/Pastor Femi Paul/Retro Praise Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
For we are to God the fragrance of Christ.. this teaching is an expository, it will surely bless you.
Instead of Falling For Their Plan, Let's Go Deeper!/Pastor Femi Paul/Midweek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul continues teaching in our series dubbed Deeper & Deeper in Christ, this message he titled "Big Reapers Always Dig Deeper" God bless you as you listen and share this message
What Happens When Rebuilding Your Fatherland/Pastor Femi Paul/Prayer & Praise Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers. 3 John 1:2 (NKJV)
The Highlighted key text talks about the widow who lost her husband and was about to lose her sons to creditors. But she found out that there's still a miracle left in her house.
You may have lost some things, or bereft of some of the things that makes life sweet; but as long as you are a child of God, there's still a miracle left in your house! "House" talks about your life and situation.
But it is your responsibility to find what is left in your house and use it as instructed as soon as you have found it!
God usually uses whatever is left, no matter how little it is to turn things around. He is so big, that He doesn't need a big thing to do a big thing. As a matter of fact, He delights in using the little things we despise to do mighty things.
God will always make sure that there's something left of you, something left in your house He can use to intervene.
The issue is that even when God shows us the little thing He intends to use to turn things around, there's the temptation to think "God, how?" This is because sometimes we do not see the way He sees.
“What can I do to help you?” Elisha asked. “Tell me, WHAT DO YOU HAVE IN THE HOUSE?” “Nothing at all, except a flask of olive oil,” she replied." 2 Kings 4:2
The widow knew she had a little jar of oil but never thought it could amount to her miracle.
The way of escape always looks so little that we despise it. God may use something you have no regard for or even a person to turn things around. For the widow, the way out was the jar of oil. If she didn't pour the oil, nothing would have happened! It would have seemed as though there was no miracle in her house.
God's part is to make sure that something is left in your house that will produce your miracle, your part is to find it and do as instructed! We must learn to embrace instructions!
As long as something is left, God can use it to restore your fortunes better than before!
God is able to sort you out beyond your personal needs, so much so that other people associated with you will also partake of the blessing.
In Exodus 4; after Moses had succumbed to living a low life, he also found out that a miracle was left in his life.
The rod Moses despised and thought was ordinary was the instrument of deliverance God used at the red sea. CHILD OF GOD, THERE IS STILL A MIRACLE LEFT IN YOUR HOUSE!!!
God may have allowed us to go through hardship but He's now reintroducing Himself as God - Our Restorer. Your struggle is only for a season!
PSA 23:3A (AMPC) "He Refreshes and Restores my life (& myself/self worth/self esteem)."
Make up cannot make up for what you lack, it is only God that can refresh your self worth!
Your best days are not behind you; for "the path of the just is as the shining light that shines ever brighter unto the perfect day." (Prov. 4:18)
God doesn't need earthly resources to bless you. He is able to bless you with what money can buy by giving you what money cannot buy!
Your view of God cannot reduce God. He remains who He is in and out of season. And He is set to introduce Himself in this season by giving us "Surprise! Surprise!!"
A lot of people have a shallow mentality of God. They want to deal with Him by how they like and how they feel, not according to His standard. While others have reduced the standard because of their present struggles and pressure. We should be like the three Hebrew men and Job who held on to God in the midst of incredible trials!
Don't redefine God just because you are going through something.
As Jesus made Zacchaeus laugh, He will make you laugh too/Pastor Femi Paul/Midweek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Identify the Source of Your Power and Guard It!/Pastor Femi Paul/MidWeek Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Sarah testified; “God has made me laugh and all who hear will laugh with me!” Gen. 21:6
The journey to the making of the above testimony did not start on a happy note like the above text. There were moments Sarah struggled with the promise, there were times she was weak in faith and strength, there were even times she compromised.. But He who gave the promise was merciful and faithful!
"By faith Sarah herself also received strength to conceive seed, and she bore a child when she was past the age, because she judged Him faithful who had promised." Heb. 11:11
In the above scripture, there would not have been a reason for strength if there was no weakness.
The promise of God first came directly to Abraham who then shared with his wife Sarah. She may have thought that she had an no part in that kind of amazing promise. Perhaps, she may have believed that the promise only applied to people with strong faith like her husband, so she attempted to "help Abraham to help God to bring His promises to pass" through her maidservant Hagar.
"And not being weak in faith, he (Abraham) did not consider his own body, already dead (since he was about a hundred years old), and the deadness of Sarah’s womb. He did not waver at the promise of God through unbelief, but was strengthened in faith, giving glory to God." Rom 4:19-20
Even though Abraham held on to God's promise, he still needed His strength. This shows that there will be times in our lives when we feel weak in strength and faith.
Don't crucify yourself when you sometimes find yourself doubting or not holding on to the promises of God, the heroes of faith had their moments of weaknesses as well. E.g Gideon (Jud. 6:15), Moses (Ex. 4:10-13), Mary (Luke 1:34).
However, it is important to identify the areas where you are weak and submit them to God, so you can receive His strength.
"And He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness". For when I am weak, then I am strong." 2 Cor. 12:9 - 10
Most times, we fret because we are working with our own timeline. There is a moment called the "Appointed Time". There is an appointed time for every promise.
3 Ways We Can Be Strengthened
#1 Identify Your Source of Strength What is it that gives you strength in your moments of weaknesses? Is it listening to music, singing, studying the word of God, strategic relationships, fellowshipping with the saints? Identify it, guard it and don't stop doing it!
#2 Guard Your Confession Guard your utterances. There will times when the people you think should encourage you are weary as well, you need to get real and encourage yourself while guarding your confession. Your utterances must be in line with what God said.
#3 Receive Strength by Faith The strength that was supplied to Abraham and Sarah is available for you too, even now, if you'll ask and receive by Faith. Persistent Faith is what is needed.
In the last quarter of this year, late as it may seem, somehow somehow, God will make us laugh!
How He will do it is not your business, just believe! As a matter of fact; if all the workings of God in your life can be explained, He cannot be God!
A lot of people ask God for their heart desires but do not seek instructions.
With God, every blessing has a purpose. So, not only should you ask God for what part you have to play, you should also ask for the purpose of the blessing.
Watching Isaac get circumcised must have been painful for Abraham to watch, but He had to obey that instruction so that the boy may live. Obedience makes the blessing we receive from God permanent!
Whatever happens, do not replace prayer with panic.
GEN 18:12 (CEV) "So Sarah laughed and said to herself, "NOW THAT I AM WORN OUT and my husband is old, will I really know Such Happiness?"
Sarah laughed Scornfully BECAUSE she felt too much time had passed, that by NOW, it was too late. But God didn't give up on her nor did He change His mind.
The promises of God to you may tarry, wait for it. Don't quit on God!
We may not get to our desired destination at the same time, but in God, we have an assurance that we'll get there.
The past blessings of God should encourage you to know and be confident that if He came through for you before, He is able to do it again!
Life is a combination of pleasure and pressure; there are good and bad times. The challenges of life are not necessarily products of our decisions. However, it is God's desire that we will be triumphant through it all. If God is all you need to make it through life, then Faith is an essential commodity you cannot do without! Faith should not be static, but progressive. The Bible talks about small Faith like a mustard seed, and also talks about building up your faith, that is, growing your faith.
"And when he heard that it was Jesus of Nazareth, he began to cry out and say, “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!” Then many warned him to be quiet; but he cried out all the more, “Son of David, have mercy on me!” Mark 10:47-48 The "cry" we see in the above scripture was not a cry of self-pity, but a cry of faith. Your tears might not move God, but your cry of faith will!
If victory is what you desire in life, then you must know that the faith of yesterday will not handle the battles of today. You must grow your faith! Persistent Faith helps us; - To face life with fearless confidence. - Take responsibility for the outcome of life. - To Increase capacity to face today's issues. The problem of blindness that Bartimeus had was fixed, the only variable in his story was his faith. Persistent Faith is the "Never Give Up" kind of faith. No matter what your critics say, if you don't give up within, you can't give up without. Persistent Faith is the ruthless commitment to what God says. Seek to be richer in Faith. The more currency of faith you have, the more victories you can command.
You can increase your faith level by: - Having deliberate, conscious hunger for the word of God ROM 10:17 - Praying in the Spirit Jude 1:20 - Increasing your revelation of what God is capable of. - Going before the throne of grace frequently. If you throw faith out of the window, you throw fulfillment of God's promises out of window. The heroes of faith did incredible things by Faith, so can you!
Stop daydreaming and talking about the good old days; they are not coming back! However, there's grace for every season. These present days are good, if you'll tap into the resources of God for this season by persistent faith.
LK 18:7-8 (MSG) "So what makes you think God won't step in and work justice for His chosen people, who continue to cry out for help? Won't He stick up for them? I assure you, He will. He will not drag His feet. But how much of that kind of PERSISTENT FAITH will the Son of Man find on the earth when He returns?" We all need to move into the season called "Now". There's grace for "Now"! A lot of us are struggling because we are still living in "Then" and using its resources for "Now". The same way the world's currencies (Naira, Dollar etc) are updated from time to time; our Faith, which is the currency of God ought to be updated. Many people are discouraged because they are using yesterday's faith for Now. God is calling us to Persistent Faith. The days are not likely to get easier, but with persistent faith comes greater grace and new strength! Many of us have quit because we are tired. Persistent faith may get tired, but it shakes it off and takes another step forward. Tiredness is not a reason to give up; it is a reason to know that there are resources to download from the Lord!
A good example of persistent faith is found in MK 10:46-52 Blind Bartimaeus didn't let the voices of his critics get to him. The more they tried to silence him, the more he cried out to Jesus! The things that attempts to silence our faith are; Voices that reminds us that we have failed before in a particular area, Fear, Voices that reminds us of how long we have been trying! Without our agreement, they can't win. Don't let anything shut down your faith. You've got to keep speaking what you believe. Don't let any negative voice settle before you counter and bring them to the obedience of Christ. Say what you want God to do for you again and again! Your faith has a voice and God knows the frequency of that voice!! The people that criticized Bartimaeus were the ones Jesus asked to fetch him. Those that treated him like he was just an annoying fellow changed their minds and called him "lucky one"! This is why you can't give up. People can say what they want, but you must hold on to your confession of faith. On the day of breakthrough; people that complain and whine about their problems end up reciting them, instead of asking for solutions. Instead of rehashing your problems, always speak with the voice of faith. Magnify God, not your problems! AND THOSE PERSISTENT IN FAITH WILL WIN!
Many times, we are faced with situations where it's as if the people around are waiting for us to have a downfall or experience failure. We get overwhelmed and most times, lose hope. However, let this Word encourage you that the expectations of people won't come to pass.
Rather, you will be blessed. In all these though, you have a part to play. Find out how in this timely message of encouragement.
Be blessed as you listen.
Jesus is the only way to the Kingdom of God, the blessing of God that maketh rich and addeth no sorrow and also the way out of trouble. We may tarry in the valley if we insist on going "our way" or through "a way" instead of His way.
Listen and be richly Blessed!
When you understand that there is no copyright or exclusivity to God's miracles, you will walk in the knowledge of the 'Replicability' of God's blessings!
God is ready to grant you FREEDOM FROM HINDERANCE. The question is HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT?
This liberating message will change the trajectory of your life - speedily!
Listen and be blessed!
NO ONE GETS FAR IN LIFE WITHOUT HELP! True help comes only from the LORD and that help is available for you. Find out how to access it in this message!
Sometimes, emotional outbursts won't change the situation. It's time to put your emotions under control and take a cue from David. Encourage Yourself in the Lord YOUR God.
This timely message will lift you out of every form of discouragement. Be blessed as you listen.
In the equation of life, your strength and power might not be enough. In this situation, the Power of the Lord will step in and make all the difference.
By doing everything yourself, in our strength and by your calculation, you inadvertently shut out the power of God. You should allow the Power of God to have expression in your daily life!
SURE-THING refers to something that is certain to Win or Succeed. An Absolute Certainty; Guaranteed Success!
With a sure thing, there are; No Ifs, No Buts, No Uncertainties. It's a foregone conclusion, a done deal!
We may not be able to stop some things coming against us, we should be confident of a sure defense from God.
People with their minds set on You, You keep completely whole, steady on their feet, because they keep at it and don't quit. DEPEND ON GOD and keep at it because IN THE LORD GOD YOU HAVE A SURE THING!
Many times, people trust in their boats, then unexpectedly, fierce storms come up and make a mess of it! "Boat" represents man-made systems, plans, connections, structure, friends, etc. It is good to have these things but our confidence must never be in them, because IN LIFE, YOU NEED MORE THAN JUST A GOOD BOAT!
God is very much in touch with every kind of reality we are facing. This message is a reminder of that truth and encouragement to keep trusting in the God who never takes His eyes off you...not even for a second!
"WHEN GOOD THINGS HAPPEN, THEY ARE COMMUNICATED AS GOOD NEWS! THE PROOF OF GOOD NEWS ARE THE GOOD THINGS THAT HAPPENS AFTER RECEIVING GOOD NEWS!!" - Pastor Femi Paul
This message takes you to the heart of the matter when it comes to understanding who the author of Good news is, how God beings good news into the life of his children and why we must raise our expectations to receive GOOD NEWS!
Listen and be blessed.
DON'T GET STUCK WITH YOUR OWN LITTLE PLANS. YOUR PLAN IS SHAPED BY YOUR PRECARIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES & IT'S LIMITED BY YOUR INABILITY TO SEE THE FUTURE!
God's plan is always better than the best of our own plans. Before we even thought about having a plan, He already has Good plans in store for us.
BUT CAN GOD DISRUPT YOUR PLAN...so that you can get the benefits of His Plan?
Sustainability that comes from God is provision that gets depleted when used, but ALWAYS proves to be INEXHAUSTIBLE!
When a believer needs to be sustained in a tough season, God usually sends an angel or a man (human).
Generally, when this human or angel shows up, it doesn't look like 'Help'! It appeared that Elijah was sent to be fed by the widow, but it was the other way round. Elijah was sent to feed and sustain the widow.
Just as the word of God was declared by Elijah to the widow, so it is to us even now.
Listen and be blessed!
Trusting God doesn't mean you always understand what He is doing; neither does it mean you are immune to worry and fear. It means superimposing the promise of His Word over your fear and concerns, based on the Character of God, the One who works behind the scenes.
Listen and be blessed! Don't forget to share 😉
You cannot put new wine in an old wineskin. In the reality that is dawning, you must have a NEW MINDSET, get NEW KNOWLEDGE, form NEW HABITS, submit to NEW REGIMES and finally, create NEW ASSOCIATIONS.
This message is a must-listen for everyone who wants to take their place in the new era upon us because if you know what to do per time, every season you are in will be maximized to the fullest.
Listen, download, share. Your future self will thank you!
When God wants to bless you, He is going to give you an opportunity because He is more the God of opportunities than He is the God of 'ready-made' blessings.
In this edition of the Preparing for the New Series with Rev. Dr. Femi Paul and Steve Harris, you will learn: 1. Simple To-Dos that help you Develop Opportunity Spotting Skills 2. Simple Do-Nots that hinder you from developing Opportunity Spotting Skills 3. Identifying Killers of Opportunity Spotting Skills and so much more!
If you are feeling apprehensive about the coming days, this session will give you answers to equip you to face them with confidence.
Listen, download and share!
Trust in God is the Master Key; it leads us to Victory! God is saying our mantra at this time is: IN GOD WE TRUST! Write it everywhere you can, and the moment you do, Angelic Intervention will begin to happen in every area of your life, and YOU WILL MARCH FORWARD AND WIN!
Listen to this timely message of Victory and be blessed. Don't forget to share!!!
Do not let ignorance prevent you from receiving Angelic Assistance. Get to know what God has made available for you in this month of May as you listen to this prophetic message that will usher you in the realms of a child of God who experiences Angelic Activities in every area of life.
Listen, Download, and Share.
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The hope that maketh not ashamed is the hope that rides on Adequate & Thorough Preparation. The third in the series on Preparing For The New shares insightful tips on how to step out into a new reality emerging.
Listen, learn, and be blessed.
top trying to do things by yourself or shuffling the cards with your own understanding. What we need is divine intervention, angelic assistance, and most importantly, the God Factor!
The interplay of things will change in our favor because the Lord will divinely intervene. It's all going to work out and turn out to be A Happy Ending!
This message is the promise of God to you!
THE CONCLUDING PART: Worried about your company and what state it will be in post COVID19? As an employee, is it looking like you will be out of work when the dust settles? Confused about the next steps to take? Then this is one session that you don't want to miss!
There is hope for you. Whether you are an employee, and an employer or an entrepreneur, the nuggets shared in this episode of the Preparing For The New series will position you to be at an advantage in the new world emerging.
Worried about your company and what state it will be in post COVID19? As an employee, is it looking like you will be out of work when the dust settles? Confused about the next steps to take? Then this is one session that you don't want to miss!
There is hope for you. Whether you are an employee, and an employer or an entrepreneur, the nuggets shared in this episode of the Preparing For The New series will position you to be at an advantage in the new world emerging.
If God rescued us once, HE WOULD DO IT AGAIN! He will rescue us as many times as we need rescuing. This is God's promise that won't fail!
However, We need to stop relying on ourselves and human-made systems (which have failed) and LEARN to rely on God. That is The Way Out.
This is a time for us to turn back to God, begin to worship Him and learn to trust Him totally without holding back.
Like Noah, many prepare for the flood but fail to prepare for life after the flood. The preparation for survival won't work when navigating the world that comes after. To thrive in 'The New' that comes after survival, a new dimension of preparation is needed.
This interactive discussion looks at preparation from the Spiritual, Psychological, Business and Technological angles; all in a bid to help you safely navigate these unprecedented times we live in and thrive in the new world emerging.
TGIF with Dr Femi Paul - Dealing with "Fear of the Unknown" Recorded LIVE on April 17, 2020, join Dr. Femi Paul every Friday on Instagram @dr.femipaul or Facebook @femi.paul.5 at 6pm
Jesus, The Prince of Peace always shows up to declare PEACE! He shows up WHEN WE REALLY NEED HIM!
Child of God, you have the choice AND THE RIGHT to activate your praise because HE IS RISEN! Remember, you are not destined to lose. You are DESTINED TO WIN!
This Easter message of encouragement and power will remind you of these promises and launch you into the realms of resurrection as ou download the Resurrection Power of Jesus.
TGIF with Dr Femi Paul - Thank God It's Good Friday! Recorded LIVE on April 10, 2020, join Dr. Femi Paul every Friday on Instagram @dr.femipaul or Facebook @femi.paul.5 at 6pm
The Bible is filled with stories of people who experienced a Turning Point encounter in their lives. From Rachel to Saul, Joseph to David, their lives experienced a 'higher-ground' turn around when the got to the turning point moment.
This message will show you how you too can contact your much needed Turning Point.
We all need the divine intervention of God. Especially in situations that defy ever known solutions and bring us to our wit's end.
God is in the business of intervening in the affairs of His children and this message will let you in on how od does this.
Listen and be blessed!
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Without a doubt, these are tough times we are living in. However, we have a God who, in spite of the tough times, still wants the very best for us. It is, for this reason, He makes provisions for His children to not just survive through tough times, but THRIVE IN TOUGH TIMES!
Today's Word will reveal to you God's plan for Thriving in Tough Times. Watch and be blessed!
Without a doubt, these are tough times we are living in. However, we have a God who, in spite of the tough times, still wants the very best for us. It is, for this reason, He makes provisions for His children to not just survive through tough times, but THRIVE IN TOUGH TIMES!
Today's Word will reveal to you God's plan for Thriving in Tough Times. Watch and be blessed!
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When situations appear gloomy and all permutations seem to point to a futile end, it's in that moment that God steps in and turns thing around in such a way that what appeared to be a dead end turns into an opening to a blessing.
This message will restore hope in your heart. Especially in these times we are living in.
Listen and be blessed.
Our Senior Pastor leads us in prayers and worship in this Illumination Service. We welcome the Father of Light into our lives, homes, Nigeria and all Nations of the earth. We declare that the Spirit of God is hoovering over every Nation and the light of Jesus springs forth!!
The power of darkness is in the absence of light. When light comes, the reign of darkness ends. Imole de, okunkun parada.
Let's Go Up & Take Possession/Pastor Femi Paul/Warfare Wednesday by Grace Assembly, Oregun
It's Leading up to a Feast 2!/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Retro Praise Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
His Leading, Leads Up To A Feast!/Pastor Femi Paul/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
It's Leading up to a Feast!/Pastor Femi Paul/Hymnal & Pure Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Though he fall, he shall not be utterly cast down; For the Lord upholds him with His hand. Psalm 37:24 (NKJV)
Faith-Filled Thoughts (Interactive Service)/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Everything in creation including man started with a thought.
Nothing will happen until your thought pattern aligns with the thoughts of God.
God is unlimited, with Him, anything is possible. The only thing capable of limiting Him is your mind.
Every limitation starts with fear (of something or the unknown)..Fear is a product of your thoughts.
Two kinds of heart were illustrated;
i. The evil heart - unbelievers can be said to have this. Mark 7:15, 21-23
ii. The negative heart Psalm 73 is a typical example of a believer with a negative heart.
Instead of bellyaching on what seems to be going well in the life of someone who doesn't serve God like you do..or someone who doesn't believe in God, to the extent that you think God is unfair to you, focus on the capability and faithfulness of your God!
In winning the battle to constantly fill our minds with faith filled thoughts; your word level determines your victory level! Fill your mind with the word of God.
Stay away from scorners- profane people who don't take the word or things of God seriously.
Shut the negative thoughts down.
The seed of your next action is in your current thoughts! I hope those thoughts are faith-filled?
Being Led: My Responsibility/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Harden the hearts of these people. ...That way, they will not see with their eyes, nor hear with their ears, nor understand with their hearts... Isaiah 6:10 (NLT)
Shepherds Can't Lead Blind Sheep/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Join us in praising our Jehovoh Rohi, as our award-winning Grace Chorale leads us in this beautiful song: "My praise would never be enough My worship is more than just a song You love me more than I deserve More than I deserve o." Credits: PITA - Ope Mi (for original score)
What You'll Need To Be ROHI Led/Pastor Femi Paul/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
John 10:5 (NKJV) Yet they will by no means follow a stranger, but will flee from him, for they do not know the voice of strangers.
Inasmuch as it is good thing to have plans and aspirations for the year, we must always pause and consider how much of our personal plans fits into God's big plan. For God has a specific purpose for everyone at specific times and seasons.
God's will is His word. So it is by dwelling in God's word and communing with the Holy Spirit you would be able to confirm that your plans fits into God's plan.
If you have to compromise for your plan to succeed, it can't be God's plan.
Just because a plan looks good doesn't mean it is God's will!
When God leads you, it is for a purpose and destination. However, whichever way He leads us, we have an assurance that the destination is a glorious destiny.
Just like the Children of Isreal had to depend on God for their daily manna, Jesus wants us to depend on Him daily, for He is the manna of today. Walking with Jesus daily and obeying Him every step of the way is the key to being led by the will of God.
"For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God." Romans 8:14 (NKJV)
"If you will only let me help you, if you will only obey, then I will make you rich!" Isaiah 1:19 (TLB)
Who are those who fear the Lord? He will show them the path they should choose. They will live in prosperity, and their children will inherit the land. Psalm 25:12-13 (NLT)
2020 is our Year of Jehovah Rohi! The Year to be led by God!
Our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul said our ears must be as functional as our mouth! God is not a radio, you must wait to hear!
Don't go the place of prayer with your mind already made up about what you want to do, inquire from God and let Him give you His options.
In 2020, to be Blessed, be led! Thank God for an amazing Cross over service! Listen, download, replay and share the Word for Year 20220 with your loved ones
I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. Galatians 2:20 (NKJV)
We continue to celebrate Jesus the Greatest Gift of All, and our Senior Pastor brings us God's Word entitled Amazing Counselor; Wonderful Advisor.
Enjoy this special rendition that speaks to there wonder if that special night of the birth of our Lord and Saviour, Immanuel God with us by our award-winninv Grace Chorale
Tranquility is a state of equilibrium where nothing rattles you as you have God's peace that passes human understanding!
Every Blessing comes with an instruction; therefore your inability to obey instructions will only lead to scarcity of blessings and every incomplete obedience will produce incomplete blessings.
The expository on the story of Jesus & the Ten Lepers was really enlightening!
It was pointed out that the only leper that came back to thank Jesus was a Samaritan- the only foreigner amongst the ten. Perhaps, while the other nine being Jewish saw the miracle as an entitlement, the other one saw it as a complete act of mercy.. He felt he was undeserving and therefore, he was very grateful.
Many Christians are like the other nine, we take the blessings and goodness of God for granted. We grumble and complain about what God hasn't done, while neglecting the ones He has done.
Jesus expected all ten of them to come back with gratitude; this says to us that God expects gratitude for every generosity He extends towards us.
When you say 'Thank you' to God, mean it! Don't say 'Thank you' when what you really mean is 'What You did wasn't enough, I want more!'
Gratitude makes your miracle complete. It rejuvenates your soul and thus, your health. It improves your sense of optimism and wipes away apprehension from your heart. Gratitude grants us access to the presence of God
“Here’s what you do,” said Elisha. “Go up and down the street and borrow jugs and bowls from all your neighbors. And not just a few—all you can get. Then come home and lock the door behind you, you and your sons. Pour oil into each container; when each is full, set it aside.” 2Kings 4: 3-4
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Service on 4 Dec 2019, join us next Wednesday @6pm. Venue is Grace Assembly, Yard 158 Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun Ikeja
The Overflowing of Good News/Pastor Femi Paul/Prayer War-Room and WAR-SHIP by Grace Assembly, Oregun
The woman with the Alabaster, broke her jar of oil, washed Christ feet with her hair and experienced the "Therefore" of God...she provoked God to move and all are issues, were settled!! And Jesus rebuked all who gave her a hard time? saying She has just done something wonderfully significant for me. Matthew 26:13 (MSG) Immerse your s
Excerpts from Today's Sermon
The message reiterates the sermon preached by the Senior Pastor two weeks ago titled 'End of Discussion'.
It describes the difference between the Written Word of God/Bible known as Logos and the Spoken Word of God (delivered by His prophet) known as Rhema.
The LOGOS is for everybody. It generally reveals the ways of God
While..
The RHEMA is for a specific person/people, in a specific season. It gives life to the written word.
The Bible describes Rhema in Hebrews 4:12 AMPC as; "... alive and full of power [making it active, operative, energizing, and effective]; it is sharper than any two-edged sword, penetrating to the dividing line of the breath of life (soul) and [the immortal] spirit, and of joints and marrow [of the deepest parts of our nature], exposing and sifting and analyzing and judging the very thoughts and purposes of the heart."
Jesus is the Way- the LOGOS, the Truth -the Divider and the Life- the Rhema. (You might need to listen to the sermon to understand this part)
The Holy Spirit will prompt and instruct you on seasons when you need to hold on to the Written word and when you need to switch to the spoken word delivered by His prophet.
No Limits: Breaking Boundaries!/Pastor Funmi Johnson/DWN Celebration Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Minister Tobi brings us God's word titled "Get a Winning Mindset" by being anxious for nothing, we also learned about mindsets to avoid, namely: Reprobate Mindset Unbelieving Mindset Corrupt Mindset Fearful Mindset
Kill your fear and build your faith! Be blessed as you listen, download and share with loved ones!
Handing Over Your Battles to the Lord/Pastor Femi Paul/Warfare Wednesday by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Your present condition can never affect your destiny. God does not call the able, He enables those who He calls...Download listen and shared today's message
Destiny killers aren't always people; sometimes, it is our thoughts that hold us back from fulfilling destiny. Just because something looks right doesn't mean it is God. God has called us to something specific not something that looks right. We also established that obedience is key. It is too risky to disobey and turn away from the path of destiny because of some personal opinion or reasons.. Not everyone is lucky enough to make it back to the predestined path! It's not just risky, it is costly too! God could have been referenced as 'God of Abraham, Isaac and Esau', but one decision of Esau removed his name from that lineage and affected a whole generation!
God didn't only call us, raise us, save us just to survive, we are to fulfill destiny.
You make destiny by allowing yourself to be guided. Destiny is always greater than what we are going through. In fact, we can assess how great our destiny is, by the levels of trials that comes our way.
Four kinds of persons you will need to embrace or avoid to make destiny: 1. Beware of destiny killers Ps 37:20 2. Beware of destiny swappers Gen 29:23-27 3. Embrace destiny helpers 1Sam 9:5-8 4. Embrace destiny instructors Ruth 3:1-4
Recorded Live at our Wednesday Interactive Service on 09 OCT 19, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul teaches on the topic entitled "The Commissioning of the Agent of Good News" He explained that Commissioning is empowering and releasing and an appointed office holder cannot function until he is commissioned. As you listen and share this message with your loved one, Good News will be your portion!! In the day of Good News, what you do not have will not matter!! It is not a function of your ability, rather God will commission an agent for your Good News and His Name alone will be glorified!! Amen!!!
The wine supply ran out during the festivities, and Jesus’ mother came to him with the problem. John 2:3 (TLB)
Today's sermon was a prophetic one. I pray we hold on to it, meditate and confess it till we experience all the goodness that God has for us in this season!
“Clear lots of ground for your tents! Make your tents large. Spread out! Think big! Use plenty of rope, drive the tent pegs deep. You’re going to need lots of elbow room to contain the Goodness of the Lord in this season!" Isaiah 54:1-6 MSG- Abridged
The Wedding at Canaan (John 2: 1-12) was well planned yet they ran out of wine. (I think this is one of the reasons the Bible says that ".. the race is not to the swift, Nor the battle to the strong, Nor bread to the wise, Nor riches to men of understanding, Nor favor to men of skill; But time and chance happen to them all!" Ecc. 9:11).
'Running out' does not necessarily mean the end of the story. In fact, it is not necessarily bad to 'run out'! How can we receive the new if we do not run out of the old?
The miracle at the Canaan wedding was the first miracle of Jesus recorded in the Bible; so most likely, the people had not heard of Jesus, they had not seen Him perform any miracle before then to build their faith in Him, yet the servants obeyed Jesus and carried out His instructions completely and expectantly!
The quantity of water poured in the pot was the same quantity of wine they received. An overflow of the pot guaranteed an overflow of good wine! IN THIS SEASON, OBEDIENCE IS KEY! And it's not partial obedience, we must obey God's instructions to the fullest. This is what guarantees an overflow of His goodness!
Walking Through My Open Door/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Worship Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
It is one thing to break out but it's another thing to break through. Peter experienced a break out when the chains fell off but he didn't breakthrough until he went past the iron gate.
How fast we'll get to the gate is determined by how fast we respond to the instructions of the angel God has assigned to us.
Your angel will relate to you according to your character.
Don't expect something to change in your life when your obedience level is zero.
To every act of obedience, there is a corresponding reaction (from your angel/God); that is, your next level is hinged on obeying the last instruction you were given.
Your angel may not say or do things the way you want; but don't be so quick to ignite, don't waste time judging your angel.. Focus on your deliverance!
To get to the Gate fast, you must be ready to submit your timetable to God and adopt His own. This may be costly and painful, but it will be worth it!
LET THIS WORD DWELL RICHLY IN YOUR HEART, BE A DOER!
“I know you well; you aren’t strong, but you have tried to obey[a] and have not denied my Name. Therefore I have opened a door to you that no one can shut. Revelation 3:8 (TLB)
Everybody needs to get through a certain Iron Gate in their lives- The Iron Gate that Separates you from the Glorious Destiny God has for you!
This gate responds only to the correct equation - the 'Angel and you', not only 'you'!
Everyone has someone in their life that represents the angel God has sent to them.
Do you value the presence of your angel?
Do you obey the instructions of your angel or resist them just because you don't want to be controlled? Bear in mind that your angel is not interested in controlling you, his aim is to ensure that you get beyond the gate.
Have you abandoned your angel along the way just because some chains fell off? WARNING - The chains that fell off won't count if you don't get pass the gate!
The Freedom & Miracles of Forgiveness/Pastor Femi Paul/Prayer War Room by Grace Assembly, Oregun
The Principle of Forgiveness/Pastor Steve Omotayo/Holy Communion Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
The Concluding Part of the 3-part teaching series on the subject "Kingdom Principles of Prosperity"
Kingdom Principles For Prosperity II/Pastor Etefia Ebenge/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
"But more than anything else, put God's work first and do what He wants. Then the other things will be yours as well." Matthew 6:33 CEV
When the desires of God becomes the other obsession of your heart.. Of course, the desires of your heart will be His own desires as well.. God owes no man!
Philippians 2:9A(TLB) Yet it was because of this that God raised him up to the heights of heaven
Titus 2:11-12b (NCV) That is the way we should live, because God’s grace that can save everyone has come.Grace teaches us to live in the present age in a wise and right way and in a way that shows we serve God.
Jehovah is Your Name_Salt of the Earth/Milk & Honey Choir/Winning Word Church by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho_Kabiyesi_Have the True Religion_Patewo/Mountain Top Chorale/MFM by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Titus 2:11-12b (NCV) That is the way we should live, because God’s grace that can save everyone has come.Grace teaches us to live in the present age in a wise and right way and in a way that shows we serve God.
Let Everything that has Breath Praise the Lord_Turned it Around/Life Minister Choir/TREM by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Hebrews 4 :9 - 11b (NLT) So there is a special rest still waiting for the people of God. For all who have entered into God’s rest have rested from their labors, just as God did after creating the world. So let us do our best to enter that rest.
Wisdom that Helps You Succeed/Pastor Steven Omotayo/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Using what you have to get HIS Attention/Pastor Kola Oke/Praise & Prayer Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Then David spoke to the men who stood by him, saying, “What shall be done for the man who kills this Philistine and takes away the reproach from Israel? 1 Samuel 17:26 (NKJV)
Favour: The cure for Misfortune/Pastor Steven Omotayo/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Genesis 18:13-14 (NKJV) 13 And the Lord said to Abraham, “Why did Sarah laugh, saying, ‘Shall I surely bear a child, since I am old?’ 14 Is anything too hard for the Lord? At the appointed time I will return to you, according to the time of life, and Sarah shall have a son.”
Today's sermon was a pleasant reminder about the need to stay consistent in doing the things God has called us to do irrespective of whether we feel like it or not, whether we are appreciated or not.. God is our exceedingly great reward and He is not unfaithful to forget out labour of love!
You don't always need money to do great things, sometimes what you need is to speak to the right person at the right time. There's a time to speak and a time to be silent; a wise man opens his mouth with wisdom always!
Luke 7:16 (MSG) They all realized they were in a place of holy mystery, that God was at work among them. They were quietly worshipful—and then noisily grateful, calling out among themselves, “God is back, looking to the needs of his people!”
Wisdom can be expressed in 3 folds in our speech in our behavior in our decision-making
Wisdom is the principal thing, it has to do with doing, not just praying
God also gave Joseph Unusual Wisdom, so that Pharaoh appointed him Governor & put him in Charge! - Acts 7:10B
Manifesting the Wisdom of God/Minister Tobi Okeowo/Interactive Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
In this special series titled 360°: The Secret Door to the Next Level, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul takes on full circle highlighting our Spirituality, Sensitivity and Sensibility. He described 360° as a cycle that must be completed that our blessings may manifest and teaches from the book of Acts 12:1-16
In this special series titled 360°: The Secret Door to the Next Level, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul takes on full circle highlighting our Spirituality, Sensitivity and Sensibility. He described 360° as a cycle that must be completed that our blessings may manifest and teaches from the book of Acts 12:1-16
In this special series titled 360°: The Secret Door to the Next Level, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul takes on full circle highlighting our Spirituality, Sensitivity and Sensibility. He described 360° as a cycle that must be completed that our blessings may manifest and teaches from the book of Acts 12:1-16
Pastor Etefia teaches us on the subject of the Ultimate Experience using the following Five outline: 1. Victory 2. Glory & Power 3. Joint heirs with Christ 4. Royalty with Christ 5. Free of Fear
It is in looking for opportunities to be a blessing that you'll find the opportunity to get blessed.
Here's what the Bible says in Matthew 5:7 (MSG)
“You’re blessed when you care. At the moment of being ‘care-full,’ you find yourselves cared for!"
For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jer 29:11 (MSG)
1 Peter 2:9A (NKJV) But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people
The degree to which you'll enjoy God is proportional to the intensity of your relationship with Him.
We should live in the Kingdom and visit the world; not the other way round.
In the world, you are only special for a moment and for a reason, but in the Kingdom of God, you are always special!
To be Special is to be usually important and exceptionally loved. This is who you are to God!
We were Created in a Special way, Handled in a Special way, Saved in a Special way, Pre-destined in a Special way, And we will be Raptured in a Special way!
1 Peter 2:9A (NKJV) But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people
Recorded live at our Interactive Service on March 6, 2019. Please join us next Wednesday at 6pm
The New Birth The Difference between Grace and Law Baptism of the Holy Spirit In-filling of the Holy Spirit Fruit of Spirit The Gift of the Holy Spirit How we walk in the Holy Spirit
The New Birth The Difference between Grace and Law Baptism of the Holy Spirit In-filling of the Holy Spirit Fruit of Spirit The Gift of the Holy Spirit How we walk in the Holy Spirit
The New Birth The Difference between Grace and Law Baptism of the Holy Spirit In-filling of the Holy Spirit Fruit of Spirit The Gift of the Holy Spirit How we walk in the Holy Spirit
The Bible says in Ecclesiastes 8:4 that "Where the word of a king is, there is power..” Every Word that comes from God has creative abilities to produce results. When you speak God's Word, you release creative power.
God will do His own part, but here are seven things we must do to partner with God:
- Be thankful If you are not thankful, you cannot be 'tankful'! 2.Be Joyful. Joy is the fetcher to draw from the wells of salvation. Isa. 12:3
- Be Praiseful
- Keep Speaking the reality of your answer. What you say boldly is what God will confirm publicly. Don't confess what you see but what you want to see.
- Keep Acting your expectation.
- Stay Faithful in your Kingdom Stewardship.
- Refuse to Stagger at the promises of God.
Until the King heard of them; Esther was a Squatter! Joseph was a Prisoner!! And Daniel was a Slaveboy!!!
"This is the word of the Lord to Zerubbabel: 'Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit,' says the Lord of hosts." Zech 4:6
The gift of the Holy Spirit is more than Speaking in tongues, He is "... the Spirit that brings wisdom and understanding, The Spirit that gives direction and builds strength, the Spirit that instills knowledge and Fear-of- God !.." Isaiah 11:1-2 MSG
Recorded Live at our Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, our Able Minister, Rev Faith Ajiboye led us into the Presence of our Ever Faithful God!!
Recorded Live at our Interactive Service on Wednesday Jan 23, 2019 Please join us every Wednesday @6pm
Prayers for the Church. As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
Prayers for Nigeria. As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
Prayers for Family. As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
Again He said to me, “Prophesy to these bones, and say to them, ‘O dry bones, hear the word of the Lord!
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
As we wait on God, may we experience Him as our Jehovah Ebenezer (our Rock and Helper).
So Jesus answered and said, “Were there not ten cleansed? But where are the nine? Were there not any found who returned to give glory to God except this foreigner?” Luke 17:17-18 NKJV
He came to His own, and His own did not receive Him. But as many as received Him, to them He gave the [c]right to become children of God, to those who believe in His name: John 1:11-12 (NKJV)
What then do you call Him? Sharing from personal encounters Pastor Etefia introduces us to Jesus by Name!! If you have had an encounter with our Christ the Savior, you have a personal revelation of Him
Pastor Conrad Adigwe - Delivery of your Good Tidings is finally here by Grace Assembly, Oregun
I will look on you Favorably and make you fruitful ... You shall eat the old harvest, and clear out the old (Blessings) because of the new (Blessings)!
The land of Egypt is before you. Have your father and brothers dwell in the best of the land; let them dwell in the land of Goshen. And if you know any competent men among them, then make them chief herdsmen over my livestock.” Gen 47:6 (NKJV)
"But I tell you truly, many widows were in Israel in the days of Elijah, when the heaven was shut up three years and six months, and there was a great famine throughout all the land; but to none of them was Elijah sent except to Zarephath, in the region of Sidon, to a woman who was a widow. And many lepers were in Israel in the time of Elisha the prophet, and none of them was cleansed except Naaman the Syrian.”... because the Wind of Favour located them! Luke 4:25-27 NKJV
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Bible Study on Wednesday November 7, 2018, plan to join us next wednesday at 6pm. God bless
Things happened fast. The sky grew black with wind-driven clouds, and then a huge cloudburst of rain, with Ahab hightailing it in his chariot for Jezreel.
1 Kings 18:45-46 (MSG)
He laid hands on her and suddenly she was standing straight and tall, giving glory to God. Luke 13:13 (MSG)
If a man begets a hundred children and lives many years, so that the days of his years are many, but his soul is not satisfied with goodness, or indeed he has no burial, I say that a [b]stillborn child is better than he
Enjoy this special ministration by Grace Chorale.. we acknowledge copyrights of J. Moss – Restored
Its your hour of restoration, Jesus look upon you and restore any sphere of life you are bent over, he is straightening you out and restoring joy!!
In the Days of Restoration Things Change and You will experience Change-over from Tough-Times to Good-Times
Restoration to Everything! "The thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life." John 10:10
Something is about to break out from the midst of God's people!
It's Restoration time..every Wednesday!! Join us next Wednesday as our Senior Pastor over the next 3 weeks leads us in this special teaching series and prayers for Restoration, we shall pursue, overtake and recover all in Jesus Name!!!
Restoration to "How Life Should Be!" "The thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life." John 10:10
Something is about to break out from the midst of God's people!
It's Restoration time..every Wednesday!! Join us next Wednesday as our Senior Pastor over the next 5 weeks leads us in this special teaching series and prayers for Restoration, we shall pursue, overtake and recover all in Jesus Name!!!
15 He said to them, “But who do you say that I am?”
16 Simon Peter answered and said, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”
17 Jesus answered and said to him, “Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jonah, for flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but My Father who is in heaven.
So I will Restore to you the years that the swarming locust has eaten... (Then) You shall eat in plenty & be satisfied, and praise the name of the Lord your God!
"The thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life." John 10:10
Something is about to break out from the midst of God's people!
It's Restoration time..every Wednesday!! Join us next Wednesday as our Senior Pastor over the next 7 weeks leads us in this special teaching series and prayers for Restoration, we shall pursue, overtake and recover all in Jesus Name!!!
Grace Chorale - Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus (Hymnal Service) by Grace Assembly, Oregun
"The thief’s purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life." John 10:10
Something is about to break out from the midst of God's people!
It's Restoration time..every Wednesday!! Join us next Wednesday as our Senior Pastor over the next 7 weeks leads us in this special teaching series and prayers for Restoration, we shall pursue, overtake and recover all in Jesus Name!!!
"All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work." II Timothy 3:16-17 NKJV
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
Six Choirs One faith One voice ...indeed we are better together!!
Download the manifest blessings and praises from our Choir Festival of Songs 2018 which held on August 26, 2018
There is always "this thing" that God is always particularly about. Abraham did not ask for blessing or multiplication but God brought him all this because he got his "this thing" right!! May our heart be so linked to the Holy Spirit that we hear clearly "this thing" that God wants us to do.
God brings us a word in season for the weary soul, leading from Luke 1:5-15 (MSG) our Senior Pastor, taught on activating better days through prayers. Nobody earns mercy it is freely given and God will overwhelm us with mercy that neighbors and relatives, will celebrated with us very soon, no more delays!!
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Service on August 15, 2018
CTF - Confidence Trust & Faith RPJ - Righteousness, Peace & Joy YH - Your Heart
Today we learnt from Psalm 100:4 to Enter with the password: “Thank you!”. Pastor Yomi reminded us to NEVER loose our confidence in Christ as we key in the right password, God will come through for us. In this month as we apply praise in all situations Jehovah will level every mountains, every impediment and all that troubles us in Jesus Name. Download, listen, raise high praise and share!!
John 4:24 (NKJV) God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth
Then He said, “Do not draw near this place. Take your sandals off your feet, for the place where you stand is holy ground.” Exodus 3:5 (NKJV)
Building on the word for the month "In the Spirit of Prayer, Praise & True Worship" Pastor Kay teaches at our Interactive Service on "Welcome to the Valley of Blessings"
Recorded live at our Interactive Service on July 18, 2018.
Let the high praises of God be in their mouth, And a two-edged sword in their hand. Psalm 149:6 (NKJV)
When you want to step out of the boat don’t expect people to encourage you. The people in the boat were people of faith (selected)...yet they said nothing. sometimes not saying anything is worse than doing nothing. When he began to sink the people in the boat still did nothing...it was Jesus who reached out to him
Recorded live at our Interactive Service on July 18, 2018.
- Praise is not exclusive to the righteous but to the living. Ps 150:6; Ps 63:2,4
- We are created for His Praise. Isa 43:21; Rev 4:11
- God can never be devoid of Praise. Luke 19:40; Ps 107:16
- We praise God to show the efficacy of His Word. Ps 56:4; Ps 119:89
- Praise can never lose a battle Ps 22:3
- Praise is our source of peace. Phil 4:7, Isa 26:3
- Praise celebrates His Faithfulness Ps 92:2
But about midnight when Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns of praise to God, and the prisoners were listening to them; suddenly there was a great earthquake, so [powerful] that the very foundations of the prison were shaken and at once all the doors were opened and everyone’s chains were unfastened. Acts 16:25-26 (AMP)
"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers. He actually shut the heavens over the land so there would be no rain for three and a half years! Then he prayed again and the skies opened up over the land so that the rain came again and produced the harvest." James 5:17-18 TPT
Just one man! He prayed and a Nation was impacted.
Is Somebody ready to pray?!
"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers. He actually shut the heavens over the land so there would be no rain for three and a half years! Then he prayed again and the skies opened up over the land so that the rain came again and produced the harvest." James 5:17-18 TPT
Just one man! He prayed and a Nation was impacted.
Is Somebody ready to pray?!
"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers. He actually shut the heavens over the land so there would be no rain for three and a half years! Then he prayed again and the skies opened up over the land so that the rain came again and produced the harvest." James 5:17-18 TPT
Just one man! He prayed and a Nation was impacted.
Is Somebody ready to pray?!
"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers. He actually shut the heavens over the land so there would be no rain for three and a half years! Then he prayed again and the skies opened up over the land so that the rain came again and produced the harvest." James 5:17-18 TPT
Just one man! He prayed and a Nation was impacted.
Is Somebody ready to pray?!
"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers. He actually shut the heavens over the land so there would be no rain for three and a half years! Then he prayed again and the skies opened up over the land so that the rain came again and produced the harvest." James 5:17-18 TPT
Just one man! He prayed and a Nation was impacted.
Is Somebody ready to pray?!
"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers. He actually shut the heavens over the land so there would be no rain for three and a half years! Then he prayed again and the skies opened up over the land so that the rain came again and produced the harvest." James 5:17-18 TPT
Just one man! He prayed and a Nation was impacted.
Is Somebody ready to pray?!
Then God let her see a well. So she went to the well and filled the skin with water, then gave some to her son. Genesis 21:19 (CEV)
A special prayer session with our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul in agreement with everyone as found in 1 Samuel 1:17 “Go in peace. And may the God of Israel give you what you have asked of him.”
Pastor Femi Paul - Prayer & Praise - Father's Day Celebration Service by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Recorded LIVE at our Interactive Service on June 13, 2018, join us next Wednesday at 6pm. God bless you
Today's message titled "From That Moment On..." our Senior Pastor encourages us to stop looking at the fiery fire and set our eyes on the promotion. Please listen, download and share with loved ones, we shall rejoice with you soon!!!
At the Church retreat, we had A Timely Encounter with God! and this teaching series will build your faith and make all that concerns you beautiful!!! Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul and other ministers of God as they bring us the Word of God in season.
At the Church retreat, we had A Timely Encounter with God! and this teaching series will build your faith and make all that concerns you beautiful!!! Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul and other ministers of God as they bring us the Word of God in season.
At the Church retreat, we had A Timely Encounter with God! and this teaching series will build your faith and make all that concerns you beautiful!!! Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul and other ministers of God as they bring us the Word of God in season.
At the Church retreat, we had A Timely Encounter with God! and this teaching series will build your faith and make all that concerns you beautiful!!! Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul and other ministers of God as they bring us the Word of God in season.
At the Church retreat, we had A Timely Encounter with God! and this teaching series will build your faith and make all that concerns you beautiful!!! Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul and other ministers of God as they bring us the Word of God in season.
At the Church retreat, we had A Timely Encounter with God! and this teaching series will build your faith and make all that concerns you beautiful!!! Join our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul and other ministers of God as they bring us the Word of God in season.
And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13 (NKJV)
Mark 9:24 Right away the boy’s father shouted, “I do have faith! Please help me to have even more.”
...who are kept by the power of God through faith for salvation ready to be revealed in the last time 1 Peter 1:5 (NKJV)
Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya - God's Power (Interactive Service) by Grace Assembly, Oregun
When it was evening, His disciples came to Him, saying, “This is a deserted place, and the hour is already late. Send the multitudes away, that they may go into the villages and buy themselves food.”
But Jesus said to them, “They do not need to go away. You give them something to eat.”
Pastor Conrad Adigwe - To Be Overshadowed By The Power Of God (Interactive Service) by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Mary asked the angel, “But how can this happen? I am a virgin.” The angel replied, “The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. Luke 1:34-35A (NLT)
"But to those who are the called, both Jews and Greeks (Gentiles), Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God." 1 Corinthians 1:24 (AMP)
Pastor Conrad Adigwe - When You Just Never Seem To Have Enough (Interactive Service) by Grace Assembly, Oregun
John 6:8-9 (NLT) 8 Then Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother, spoke up. “There’s a young boy here with five barley loaves and two fish. But what good is that with this huge crowd?”
Pastor Etefia Ebenge - I am the Temple of the Living God (Interactive Service) by Grace Assembly, Oregun
And it shall come to pass, as soon as the soles of the feet of the priests who bear the ark of the Lord, the Lord of all the earth, shall rest in the waters of the Jordan, that the waters of the Jordan shall be cut off, the waters that come down from upstream, and they shall stand as a heap.” Joshua 3:13 (NKJV)
and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
Pastor Conrad Adigwe - Journey Into A Divine Nature (Interactive Service) by Grace Assembly, Oregun
Jehovah has the master plan, and hear His thoughts concerning you - For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope. Jeremiah 29:11 (NKJV)
In this teaching titled My Journey Unto Sonship, Pastor Etefia begins in this first part message from the live of Christ and demonstrating how we also may join as joint-heirs. For the earnest expectation of the creation eagerly waits for the revealing of the sons of God. Romans 8:19 (NKJV)
Joshua 3:8b(NIV) ‘When you reach the edge of the Jordan’s waters, go and stand in the river.’
Day 11 - 2018 Beginning Of The Year Fasting & Prayers - Pastor Etefia by Grace Assembly, Oregun