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ANOINTING SERVICE – 7th June, 2026
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: New Seasons Come with Signs
Text: Matthew 24:32–35
Introduction
Every new season comes with signs. Recognition of those signs and their correct interpretation are essential for entering into a new season ordained by God.
Jesus taught His disciples using the signs found in nature. In Matthew 24:32, He said:
"Learn the parable of the fig tree; when its branch becomes tender and puts forth leaves, you know that summer is near."
Just as farmers observe natural signs before planting and harvesting, believers must also discern spiritual signs that indicate a change of season in their lives.
In the physical world, signs guide human activities:
Budding leaves indicate a change in season.
Rain accompanied by thunder may signal the appropriate time for planting.
Farmers rely on these signs for cultivation.
If signs are important in the natural realm, they are even more important in the spiritual realm.
The children of Israel once lamented because they could no longer see their signs and had no prophet to guide them.
Psalm 74:9 "We see not our signs; there is no more any prophet."
Signs are marks of confirmation and indicators of divine timing.
Things Needed to Enter a New Season
1. Encounter
A genuine encounter with God often marks the beginning of a new season.
2. Through the Word of God
God's Word reveals His plans and prepares believers for the seasons ahead.
3. Enforcement
After receiving divine direction, believers must enforce God's promises through faith, obedience, and prayer.
Why Signs Are Important
The disciples asked Jesus about signs because signs announce the beginning of a new season (Matthew 24:3).
When Jesus was born, God gave a sign in the heavens. The wise men recognized and interpreted it correctly, while many others missed it.
Many people see signs but fail to understand them. A sign without proper interpretation can be wasted.
Signs also have an expiry date. No season lasts forever. Just as the rainy season gives way to the dry season, every season eventually transitions into another.
Unfortunately, some people lose their opportunities because they fail to recognize and maximize the signs God gives them.
Three Common Signs of a New Season
1. Tribulation and Persecution
Troubles and afflictions can be indicators of a coming breakthrough.
Often, the pathway to glory passes through adversity.
The Israelites spent 400 years in Egypt. When the time came for their deliverance, God allowed circumstances that compelled them to cry unto Him.
Exodus 2:23–25
God had not forgotten His covenant; rather, He used their affliction to awaken them spiritually.
Many believers misunderstand difficult situations. They assume every challenge comes from Satan, whereas God may be using the situation to redirect them toward His purpose.
Sometimes:
A closed door is a sign that God is opening another one.
A setback may be preparation for advancement.
A painful experience may be God's method of bringing us back to His will.
Not every battle is meant to be fought. Some situations require prayer, discernment, and patience.
For example, if a mother is mistreated and the father chooses to address the situation wisely rather than react immediately, a child should first seek understanding before rushing into confrontation.
2. Angelic Visitation
God often uses divine messengers to announce new beginnings.
Zechariah and Elizabeth received angelic visitation before the birth of John the Baptist.
When the Israelites became comfortable at Mount Horeb, God sent a message:
Deuteronomy 1:6–7
"You have dwelt long enough in this mountain."
Sometimes the signs of a new season appear through circumstances around us:
Unexplained opposition at work.
Sudden changes in relationships.
Being compelled to relocate.
Doors closing unexpectedly.
These events may be God's way of moving us into a new phase of life.
3. Environmental and Circumstantial Changes
God may use changes in our surroundings to signal a transition.
A shift in your environment may not be punishment; it may be preparation.
Rather than reacting emotionally, seek God's interpretation of the situation.
Reasons Why People Fail to Recognize Their Signs
1. Ignorance
Many people neither recognize nor understand the signs God gives them.
Ignorance of signs and their interpretation can delay destiny.
2. Satisfaction with the Comfort Zone
The Israelites enjoyed Goshen and later became comfortable at Horeb.
Comfort often prevents progress.
3. Wrong Mindset
God gives signs to everyone, but a negative mindset can blind a person to what God is showing them.
4. Failure to Pay Attention
Many signs are ignored because people are distracted or spiritually insensitive.
5. Lack of Prayer
Prayer sharpens spiritual sensitivity.
The Psalmist prayed:
Psalm 86:17
"Show me a token for good."
God reveals signs through:
Dreams
Visions
Divine encounters
Inner peace
Circumstances directed by His Spirit
Not every revelation comes through prophecy; God often speaks through quiet conviction and spiritual discernment.
Conclusion
Every new season comes with signs. The key is not merely seeing the signs but recognizing, interpreting, and responding to them correctly.
May God open our eyes to recognize the signs of our new season, grant us wisdom to interpret them correctly, and give us the courage to walk into the future He has prepared for us. Amen.
Possibility Week – Sunday 17/05/2026
Preacher: E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: God of All Flesh
Text: Jeremiah 32:27
“Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there anything too hard for me?”
This powerful declaration from God carries deep spiritual meaning and reveals His unlimited power, authority, and love toward mankind.
1. God Responds to Prayer
God spoke these words in response to the prayers of Jeremiah. It reveals Him as the Almighty God who answers whenever His children call upon Him. It confirms His promise:
“Call upon me, and I will answer you.”
God is never deaf to the cries of His people. He listens, responds, and intervenes in situations that appear impossible to man.
2. God’s Absolute Sovereignty
The title “God of all flesh” portrays God’s universal and unquestionable sovereignty over all mankind and all creation. If you submit to His authority, He will lift and preserve you. But if you challenge His sovereignty, destruction follows.
Who can question God concerning what He has done or what He chooses to do? The Bible says He sits upon the circle of the earth, and its inhabitants are like grasshoppers before Him.
“It is better to humble yourself than for God to humble you. If you doubt it, ask Herod the Great and Nebuchadnezzar II. When God humbles a man, He often leaves a scar—if the person even lives to tell the story. God’s sovereignty is absolute; that is why the Yoruba call Him Olódùmarè — the Almighty, the Supreme One whose authority cannot be questioned.”
In heaven and on earth, there is no one as powerful as God. No one who genuinely stood with God wholeheartedly in the Bible ended in shame.
3. God Punishes but Also Restores
God had determined to punish the children of Israel because of their disobedience. Jerusalem would be destroyed, yet that was not His final judgment upon them. Because of His love and mercy, He promised restoration.
This means your present condition is not the end of your story. As long as you are alive, God still has the power to change your situation. He is a loving Father who does not desire His children to remain in suffering forever.
What God requires from you is genuine repentance, faith, and prayer. Very soon, your story can change for good. You cannot be forgotten because God loves you deeply.
Perhaps you have remained too long in challenges, failure, disappointment, and frustration because you trusted more in salary, connections, influence, or human help than in God. You thought your relatives abroad, your friends, or your personal efforts would solve everything. That is why frustration came.
But nobody can declare the end of your life except God. Let people mock or ridicule you if they want. Continue looking unto God, because the Bible says:
“They looked unto Him and were lightened, and their faces were not ashamed.”
4. God is Omnipotent
The statement “Is there anything too hard for me?” reveals God as the Omnipotent One. No situation is difficult for Him to resolve. Nothing is beyond His power. Human limitations do not limit God.
5. God’s Authority is Universal
God’s care, authority, and dominion extend to every race, gender, culture, and nation.
There may be lesser gods with territorial dominion, but the Almighty God possesses universal and absolute sovereignty. That is why He calls Himself the God of all flesh.
6. Believers Must Put Their Faith in God
Jehoshaphat demonstrated faith when three nations rose against him. Instead of panicking, he trusted completely in God and declared that no one can challenge God’s authority.
Jehoshaphat gathered singers and worshippers in the middle of battle because he believed the Word of God. As they praised God, the Lord caused the enemies to destroy themselves.
Your faith in the name of Jesus and in His precious blood secures your victory. No battle is greater than God. If you trust Him wholeheartedly, He will fight for you and give you victory over every challenge.
Date: 10/05/2025
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: Entering Into Harvest
Text: The Gospel of John 4:34–38
Key Message
God allows believers to enter into harvest through spiritual investments already made by fathers in faith. But to partake in that harvest, believers must walk in the same spiritual dimensions their fathers walked in.
Jesus said in John 4:34–38 that some people labored while others entered into their labor. Spiritually, this means there are blessings, miracles, protection, favor, and encounters prepared through kingdom investments made by faithful men and women of God.
The Three Dimensions of the Fathers
1. Abraham — The Dimension of Faith
Abraham walked with God by faith.
God promised Abraham countless descendants even when circumstances looked impossible. Yet Abraham believed God without doubting.
Reference:Romans 4:18–23
Lesson:
Harvest comes through unwavering faith.
Faith does not depend on physical evidence.
Abraham remained strong in faith and glorified God despite impossibility.
Without faith, entering divine harvest becomes difficult.
2. Isaac — The Dimension of Sacrifice
Isaac walked with God through sacrifice.
Reference:
Genesis 22
Isaac became a symbol of surrender and obedience. Sacrifice is part of kingdom investment.
Lesson:
There is no harvest without sacrifice.
Sacrifice may involve comfort, time, resources, pride, or personal desires.
God responds to people who live sacrificially.
3. Jacob — The Dimension of Encounter
Jacob walked with God through encounters.
Jacob encountered God deeply. He saw visions, wrestled with an angel, and prevailed.
Lesson:
Encounters transform destiny.
Encounters produce authority and supernatural results.
Without encounter, miracles become rare experiences. Many people want miracles but avoid the process that produces encounters:
Prayer
Fasting
Studying the Word
Persistent faith
God Is Not a Magician
God works by principles and spiritual investment.
Reference:Romans 12:1–2
To enter into harvest:
Walk by faith like Abraham
Live sacrificially like Isaac
Seek encounters like Jacob
Miracles are not random events; they are products of spiritual alignment.
Entering Into the Harvest of Spiritual Fathers
The message stressed that believers can benefit from the spiritual investments of fathers in faith — both living and departed.
Examples given:
Jacob and the Harvest of Protection
When Jacob fled from Laban, God warned Laban in a dream not to harm Jacob.
Reference:Genesis 31
Jacob entered into the covenant protection connected to his fathers.
Elisha and the Harvest of Elijah
Elisha desired a double portion of the spirit upon Elijah.
Reference: 2 Kings 2
Elijah told him:
“If you see me when I am taken…”
This showed that spiritual encounters are gateways into spiritual inheritance and harvest.
Important Lessons from the Sermon
Spiritual harvest follows spiritual investment.
Faith fathers leave spiritual legacies.
Harvest is not automatic; alignment is required.
Encounters are necessary for miracles.
Kingdom work is also a harvest field.
Jesus said the fields are already ripe for harvest:
Souls must be won into God’s kingdom.
Believers are called to labor spiritually.
Reflection Questions
What dimension are you currently walking in: faith, sacrifice, or encounter?
Are you investing spiritually or only expecting harvest?
What level of faith are you operating in this week?
Are you truly seeking encounters with Jesus through prayer, fasting, and the Word?
Closing Charge
To enter into harvest:
Build strong faith
Live sacrificially
Pursue divine encounters
When believers align themselves with these dimensions, they can step into miracles, protection, favor, and spiritual inheritance prepared by God through faithful fathers before them.
Sunday Service Summary (19-04-2025)
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: I Go Fishing
Text: John 21:3
Key Message
Peter, after the death of Jesus, said: “I go fishing.”
This was not just a casual decision it was a return to his old life, the very thing Jesus had called him out from.
Jesus had already told him he would become a fisher of men, not fish. Yet, in a moment of confusion and discouragement, Peter went back.
That’s the real issue:
When pressure comes, many believers return to what God delivered them from.
Core Lessons
1. Going Back Is a Spiritual Danger
Peter went back to fishing.
Many today go back to:
Sin
Old habits
Idols and ungodly lifestyles
Even after encountering Christ, trouble can push people backward instead of forward.
2. Your Fall Affects Others
Peter didn’t go alone—he influenced six other disciples.
Your life is not isolated:
Your children are watching
Your colleagues are watching
Your church members are watching
Jesus warned about being a stumbling block. Your actions can either lift or destroy others.
3. Life Without Jesus Leads to Emptiness
They toiled all night and caught nothing.
This shows a deep truth:
Any journey God does not start will not succeed.
Without Christ:
Effort becomes frustration
Labour becomes emptiness
Success becomes short-lived
4. Jesus Brings Direction and Results
When Jesus appeared:
He gave a simple instruction
They obeyed
Their failure turned into abundance
Divine direction changes everything.
5. Obedience Is the Key to Miracles
The miracle did not happen until they obeyed.
God’s Word only works when it is obeyed.
Backed by 1 Corinthians 10:13:
God will not allow temptation beyond what you can bear.
So disobedience is not an excuse it’s a choice.
Deep Reflection
Ask yourself honestly:
What has God delivered me from that I’m tempted to return to?
What kind of influence am I to others?
Am I obeying God fully or partially?
Final Charge
Stay where God placed you
Do not return to your “old fishing”
Guard your influence
Obey God completely
Your obedience will produce miracles.
Your disobedience will produce regret.
EASTER SUNDAY SERMON (5/4/2026)
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: The Mystery of Resurrection
Text: Acts 1:3
Introduction
The greatest event in the history of creation is the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
There have been resurrections before—like Lazarus but no resurrection compares to that of Jesus. Others were raised and later died again, but Jesus died, resurrected, and ascended into heaven in glory.
For 40 days after His resurrection, He showed Himself with infallible proofs (Acts 1:3). This proves that resurrection is not a myth—it is the foundation of our faith.
The truth is this:
If resurrection is removed from Christianity, our faith becomes useless (1 Corinthians 15:12–17).
Resurrection is the root that upholds Christianity.
Though Christians belong to different doctrines—Orthodox, Pentecostal, Charismatic, Evangelical we are all united by two things:
The Cross of Jesus Christ
The Resurrection
Understanding Resurrection
You cannot understand resurrection without understanding:
Sin
Death
The Grave
Hell
1. What is Sin?
The Bible defines sin as the breaking of God’s law (1 John 3:4).
Romans 4:15 tells us:
Where there is no law, there is no sin.
Law exposes sin
Sin produces wrath
But in Christianity, we have something powerful: ➡️ Grace and forgiveness (Romans 3:20)
Types of Sin
1. Original Sin
The sin of Satan (rebellion against God)
The sin of Adam and Eve (disobedience)
Sin is the root problem of humanity.
2. What is Death?
Death is the separation of the spirit from the body.
Important truth:
God first mentioned death (Genesis 2:17)
It was not created to destroy man, but as a warning
Man empowered death through disobedience.
Ecclesiastes 3:10 shows us that life’s burden came through this fall.
➡️ Sin gives power to death
That is why Jesus could not be killed by death naturally—because:
He had no sin
(1 Corinthians 15:45–50)
The Mystery of Christ’s Death
Jesus intentionally surrendered Himself to death.
Through the Holy Communion:
A divine exchange took place
Jesus took our sin
He gave us His righteousness and life
(2 Corinthians 5:15–21)
He became sin without sinning.
Jesus and the Grave
After communion:
Jesus went to Gethsemane
He carried the sin of the world
He died and was buried
But something powerful happened:
➡️ The grave could not hold Him (Acts 2:24)
➡️ He is the Author of Life (Acts 3:15)
What Happened in the Grave?
Jesus went into the realm of the dead
He preached to those who had died (Hebrews 11:13)
He broke the power of death
He collected the keys of death and the grave
➡️ Captivity was set free
➡️ Many dead saints were seen in Jerusalem
The Power of Righteousness
When you receive God’s righteousness:
You overcome sin
Death loses its hold
Eternal life becomes your reality
Reasons Why Jesus Resurrected
1. To Become the First Fruit
(1 Corinthians 15:20)
He is the first to rise, guaranteeing that we too will rise.
2. To Give Us Living Hope
(1 Peter 1:3)
Because He lives: ➡️ Our hope is alive
➡️ Death is not the end
3. To Give Us New Life
(Romans 6:3–12, Romans 5:17)
We are no longer slaves to sin
We now live in righteousness
Only those who receive His gift will: ➡️ Reign over sin
➡️ Triumph over death
4. To Give Us Total Victory
Resurrection gives us victory over:
Sin
Death
Satan
The world
Conclusion
1 Corinthians 15:58 says:
Be strong and immovable. Always work enthusiastically for the Lord, because nothing you do for Him is ever useless.
Final Charge
Believe in the resurrection
Live in righteousness
Walk in victory
Serve God faithfully
Because of resurrection: ➡️ Your life has meaning
➡️ Your faith is alive
➡️ Your future is secure
GOOD FRIDAY MESSAGE – 3/4/2026
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: The Book with the Seal
Text: Revelation Chapter 5
📖 1. The Vision of the Scroll
John saw:
Someone seated on the throne (God)
A scroll written on both sides and sealed
This scroll represents:
The future of the world
God’s divine plan
Control over history, events, and all creation
➡️ The fact that the scroll is in God’s hand shows: God is fully in control of everything.
2. The Cry for Someone Worthy
A mighty angel (possibly Angel Gabriel) cried out:
“Who is worthy to open the scroll and break its seals?”
But:
No one in heaven
No one on earth
No one under the earth
…was found worthy.
Even the mighty angel could not open it.
3. Why John Wept
John wept bitterly because:
The scroll contains God’s plan for the world
Without someone to open it, nothing can be fulfilled
➡️ Meaning: Without a worthy one, the earth is doomed.
This wasn’t ordinary crying — it was deep spiritual concern.
4. The Revelation of Jesus
One of the elders said:
“Do not weep! The Lion of the tribe of Judah has prevailed.”
Jesus is revealed in two powerful forms:
Lion (Heavenly Identity)
Power
Authority
Dominion
Lamb (Earthly Mission)
Submission
Sacrifice
Obedience
➡️ When John looked… He didn’t see a Lion — he saw a Lamb.
This shows: Victory came through sacrifice, not force.
5. The Power of the Lamb
The Lamb:
Had seven horns → Complete power
Had seven eyes → Complete knowledge
Even though He was slain: ➡️ He was never weak
He chose to die.
6. Why Jesus Is Worthy
Jesus alone could open the scroll because:
He lived a perfect and sinless life
He died for the sins of humanity
He resurrected, conquering death
He defeated sin, Satan, and the grave
➡️ That is why only Jesus Christ is worthy.
7. The Result of His Victory
Because of His victory:
➡️ He made believers:
A kingdom
Priests unto God
In the Old Testament:
Only priests could approach God
But now: ➡️ You are a priest
8. Your Responsibility as a Priest
As a priest, you must offer:
1. Sacrifice of Repentance
Genuine turning away from sin
2. Living Sacrifice
Daily holy living
Total surrender (see Epistle to the Romans Chapter 12)
3. Sacrifice of Thanksgiving
Constant gratitude to God
9. A Serious Warning
This is where you need to pay attention:
If you:
Neglect repentance
Refuse to live a surrendered life
Stop giving thanks
Then you are not functioning as a priest
And according to the message: You cannot reign with Christ without sacrifice.
Final Insight (Let me be direct with you)
This message is not just for listening — it’s for self-examination.
You need to ask yourself honestly:
Am I truly living like a priest?
Or am I just identifying as a Christian without responsibility?
22nd March 2026
Topic: God of our Fathers.
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Text: Jeremiah 11:1-12
By way of starting this topic, let’s examine the God of our father, and the first thing to note is that there is a GOD. Abraham received a commitment from God in Genesis 15; anyone you call a father must have a God.
Secondly, the father must carry a covenant. Abraham carried a covenant of multiplication( Genesis 17:1-2). David carried the covenant of Victory and enduring reign (Psalms 89:20, 34-37). The covenant of Solomon is the covenant of wisdom and wealth. The covenant of Joseph Ayo Babalola is the covenant of healing and deliverance from evil powers.
Third, before anyone can be called a father, he must have paid his dues and paid the cost. As a fourth point, Fathers are people with a special dimension that comes from their covenant. Finally, the father must carry the legacy. These five qualities are very important qualities to look out for in anyone you call your father.
We must note that fathers die, but their dimension never dies. They may not be here physically, but their covenant and dimension are forever. How do you align with the God of your Father? Alignment is not in speaking or confessing God as the God of your father.
1.Identify your father. You don’t have fathers, you have just one father. Paul told the Corinthian church this in I Corinthians 4:15. A father offers lifelong, personal and nurturing care, spiritual reproduction and love that changes character. A father replicates his life, ministry and wealth in the life of his son. A teacher provides knowledge, guidance, and cognitive experience. The responsibility of identifying your father is on you
2. Know your father
· Know his God. Exodus 3: 6-15
· Know the power and enormity of this God
· Know the covenant of the father with his God. It is important you know and keep this covenant so that you can live aligned with it, Jeremiah 11:6-11.
· Understand the dimension of the father.
· Know the character of your father. This implies that you have a relationship with him.
3. Honour your Father. The anointing you don’t honour will not work for you
4. Serve your father. Anointing is transferred at the point of service. You won’t enter/ benefit from the dimension of your father without paying the cost, and the cost is in service.
5. Learn to bless your father with material things
Prayer
Lord, open my understanding to the call of my father in Jesus’ name.
Sunday Service – March 8, 2026
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: Divine Lifting 2
Text: Ephesians 1:15–22
Divine lifting comes from God. The higher blesses the lower. Our Lord Jesus Christ was lifted high so that He could dominate and bless us. Through His lifting, we also became companions with God.
The Bible says in Ephesians 2:6 that God has raised us up together with Christ and made us sit with Him in heavenly places. If we truly understand this revelation, it will transform the way we live as Christians.Even now, spiritually, we are seated in high places with Jesus at the right hand of God. When a believer truly understands this position, he will live with confidence and authority.
Being seated with Christ means we are positioned above principalities and powers. When you understand this truth, you will not seek help from things that are lesser than you. Your spiritual position does not permit you to depend on inferior powers.
For example, it would be strange for a university graduate to seek help from someone with only a primary six certificate to write an official letter. In the same way, a believer seated with Christ should not run to lesser powers for help.
1. The Knowledge of Who We Are in Christ
When we lack the knowledge of who we are in Christ Jesus, we become fearful and restless whenever challenges arise.
The Bible says all things are yours, yet many believers keep begging for everything because they do not know their rights in Christ.
When you know that all things belong to you in Christ, it gives you confidence to present your requests to God. Knowing your position in God changes your thinking, your perspective, and your insight about life.
God is a loving Father. You can confidently present your requests before Him.
God is not like man who can be bribed. He cannot be influenced by gifts or offerings. Whatever we give to God’s work should come from genuine love for Him and a desire to advance the gospel, not as a way to manipulate Him to grant our requests.
Prayer
Lord, open my understanding so that I may know my place in You.
Give me insight and grace to understand my privileges in Christ.
2. The Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation
After knowing your position in Christ, you need the spirit of wisdom and revelation.
Prayer
Lord, give me the spirit of wisdom and revelation to know who I am physically and spiritually in Jesus’ name.
3. Power to Dominate
After recognizing who you are, the next thing you need is power.
After Jesus resurrected and was highly exalted, God gave Him a name above every other name and all power in heaven and on earth.
The level of greatness in life determines the level of power you operate in.
Jesus declared that all power in heaven and on earth has been given to Him, and through the Holy Spirit He has given believers authority to act on His behalf.
True power does not come from occult practices, herbs, or mystical sources. Power belongs to God alone.
You can only dominate when you have both power and authority. The world responds to those who operate with genuine power.
Prayer
Lord, release upon me the power to dominate and live victoriously in this world.
Lord, grant me the power to recognize my place in this world and take charge of it in Jesus’ name.
4. Your Throne and Your Enronement
There is a throne meant for you. However, having a throne is different from being enthroned.
King David fought for thirteen years before he finally occupied his throne.
Many people have destiny thrones, but they are not enthroned because they lack the power to take charge.
Prayer
Power to take charge of my throne and be enthroned, come upon me in Jesus’ name.
A king may have many sons, but only the one who is enthroned will be recognized as the king with authority.
May you recognize your throne on earth and be enthroned in Jesus’ name.
5. Victory Is Necessary for Dominion
Before you can dominate and lead, victory is necessary.
True victory comes only through Jesus Christ.
Proverbs 21:31
1 Corinthians 15:57
The victory we have in Christ gives us confidence to overcome the challenges of life.
Believe in yourself. As long as you are in Jesus, nothing in this world can defeat you. You and God are an undefeated team.
Why You Must Fight and Win
1.The world is a battlefield.
2.You must dominate by force because there are many competitors.
3.Everything God gives to man is hidden like a treasure. Those who have access to these treasures often guard them because they give influence and authority.
If you cannot pray, you cannot have victory.
If you cannot pray, you cannot reclaim your rights.
If you cannot pray, you cannot dominate.
To dominate in life, you also need good health and prosperity.
Final Prayer
Lord, let the spirit of fasting and prayer possess me in Jesus’ name.
01/03/2026
Topic: Divine Elevation
Text: Genesis 41:1-14
Preacher: E. R. Oluwatusin
Memory Verse: Ephesians 2:6
Exposition
Jesus’ life explains the process for dominion; He was lifted to the heavenly places to sit with God after his resurrection to have dominion. If you are going to dominate, you must follow the same process as Christ: Lifting precedes Dominion.
This lifting has been done by Christ, as we are also seated with Christ in the heavenly places that we may have dominion. The implication for believers is that this position changes our PERSEPECTIVE. If you believe that you are seated with Christ, it gives you an identity and allows you to view life from God’s perspective.
To build on this foundation, we will examine the life of Joseph and consider other things that precede divine elevation. The first is that there is always a set time for your lifting. In Joseph’s case, his set time was 2 years after the release of the butler from prison. So many people will keep struggling because they have no understanding of time.
This is the next thing that happens when it is your time; when it is your time, an event will occur. In this case, Pharaoh had a dream that will birth the lifting of Joseph. This event could be similar to Pharaoh and Joseph; it could be a personal event filled with tears
Before you are lifted, you must BE a solution to a problem. Joseph here was the solution to the problem Pharaoh was faced with, as there was no one who could interpret his dream. Individuals must recognise their gifts and give it all it takes to be a master of it. The day you lose your gift is the day you lose your relevance.
Lastly, which is tied to number three, you must be recommended by somebody. In Joseph's case, he was recommended by the chief butler, who had a testimony about Joseph’s ability to interpret dreams. This point is predicated on your past character and the good name you have built for yourself.
Reflections
1. Your Dominion starts with a lift.
2. If you believe that you have been lifted and seated with Christ, it changes your perspective and how you see and live life.
Prayers
1. Lord, help me to recognise my time while on earth, my time will not pass me by in Jesus’ name.
2. Lord, give me wisdom to be a solution to the trouble of the world in Jesus’ name.
15th Year Anniversary Thanksgiving
Date: 22/02/2026
Preacher: E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: God of All Grace
Texts:First Epistle of Peter 5:10, Epistle of James 1:17
Introduction
The Bible did not say all gifts are from the Lord, but it clearly says every good and perfect gift comes from above, from the Father of lights (James 1:17).
People receive gifts in three diverse ways:
•Gifts from Men – These may be good, but men often take the praise. There may be no lasting reward (“ko ni iregun ninu”).
•Gifts from Satan – These are never perfect. They demand sacrifices and always come with sorrow.
•Gifts from God – These are good, perfect, and complete. They add no sorrow and require no evil exchange.
Every gift you receive is by grace.
The gift of life you are alive by grace.
Salvation not by works, but by grace (Epistle to the Ephesians 2:5–9).
Your identity “By the grace of God I am what I am” (First Epistle to the Corinthians 15:10).
Paul emphasized that:
His salvation
His apostleship
His labor
His impact
were all by unmerited favor not personal effort, but God’s grace.
Your spouse, your ministry position, your academics, your job, your house, your car — all are products of grace.
Many do the same work, yet have nothing to show for it. That difference is grace.
Five Concepts of Paul About God’s Grace
1. Grace as the Empowering Presence of God
Grace is not just forgiveness.
Grace is the empowering presence of God.
It gives:
Access to God's power
Access to His presence
Strength beyond human ability
Paul said, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Epistle to the Philippians 4:13).
It is not:
Your effort
Your intellect
Your connection
It is grace.
First Epistle to the Corinthians 4:7 reminds us that whatever we have received is from God.
If you truly understand grace, it will humble you.
Some people experience stagnation because they fail to acknowledge God as the source of their elevation. Instead of giving God glory, they boast. Then stagnation comes, and they blame the devil or household enemies.
When you see God as the God of all grace grace to live, grace for salvation, grace for marriage, grace for ministry — humility will follow, and greater grace will come.
2. The Sufficiency of Grace
There is sufficiency in grace.
Even in weakness and limitation, grace empowers.
Paul declared that grace was sufficient for him. You do not need other formulas. You do not need spiritual gymnastics.
Submit your weaknesses to grace.
Submit your limitations to grace.
Grace will turn limitations into celebration.
3. Grace is Actionable
Grace calls you to action.
Paul said he labored more abundantly yet not he, but grace working in him.
Grace must not be in vain.
You cannot:
Carry grace and be idle
Be anointed and remain silent
Receive grace and refuse to work
Grace pushes you into duty.
Grace expresses itself through action.
4. Grace Has a Moment
Everything has a season.
When your moment ends, the opportunity tied to that grace ends.
If you fail to use your moment to build a monument, you may soon become history.
Use your grace while it is active. Use your season wisely.
5. Grace Teaches Godliness
Grace teaches.
Epistle to Titus 2:11–13 says grace teaches us to deny ungodliness.
There is counterfeit grace today like mixing cold water with hot water.
True grace:
Produces godliness
Produces holiness
Produces expectation of the second coming of Christ
A person carrying genuine grace will live uprightly and look forward to the return of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Conclusion
The Christian life is defined by divine enablement not personal effort.
Let us stop bragging.
Let us humble ourselves before God.
All we have witnessed in these fifteen years of this commission is not by power, not by might, not by man but by God's presence and His grace.
If we continue to see God as our sufficiency, He is ready to continue doing wonders among us.
To God be all the glory.
ANOINTING SERVICE – 1st February 2026
Minister: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: They Waited in Vain
Text: Acts 28:1–10
INTRODUCTION
From Acts 28, we see a powerful mystery of destiny preservation.
The people expected Paul to fall down and die, but they waited in vain.
My Bible tells me Paul never fell. Instead, their expectation collapsed and their opinion changed.
This month, every negative expectation concerning you will wait in vain.
WHY DID THEY EXPECT PAUL TO DIE?
The Storm Had Already Struck
Acts 27:18–20
A fierce storm battered them at sea.
They lost all their possessions.
Everything they labored for was wasted.
The Ship Was Destroyed.
Acts 27:41
The boat was ruptured.
They escaped with nothing.
A Snake Wrapped Around His Hand
Acts 28:3–4
After surviving the storm, a viper fastened itself to Paul’s hand.
The people concluded: “Surely this man is a murderer.”
To them, death was certain.
But heaven had already spoken.
DIVINE INTERVENTION IN THE STORM
Acts 27:23–24
“For there stood by me this night the angel of God, whose I am, and whom I serve…”
In the midst of the storm, God showed up.
PRAYER
🔥 Every storm that has put my life into diverse losses, peace be still, in the name of Jesus!
🔥 God whom I belong to and whom I serve, show Yourself in this storm now, in Jesus’ name!
🔥 Let divine support arise now—my challenges will not overcome me, in Jesus’ name!
THE POWER OF GOD’S WORD
Acts 27:34
Paul spoke by the Word of the Lord, and that Word went ahead of them.
Acts 27:40–44
It was not the goodwill of the centurion that saved them—
the Word of God had gone ahead.
PROPHETIC PRAYER FOR FEBRUARY
🔥 Lord, release Your Word to go ahead of me this month!
🔥 This world cannot act contrary to the Word of God—let Your Word roar ahead of me in February, in Jesus’ name!
👉 If you will not end this month as a victim but as a conqueror, this prayer is for you.
HANDOVER TO BENEFITORS
Acts 28:1–2
They escaped and were received with kindness.
PRAYER
🔥 I am free from January—this month of February, hand me over to my benefactors, in Jesus’ name!
🔥 Oh Lord, from this month onward, hand my children over into the hands of their benefactors, in Jesus’ name!
(Call the name of Jesus repeatedly.)
DESTINY MISJUDGMENT CANCELLED
Acts 28:3–4
They labeled Paul wrongly because of what happened to him.
What happened to you may have given you a negative name, but God can change it.
PRAYER
🔥 Every negative name my situation has given me, by the mercy of God, be changed today, in Jesus’ name!
VIPER EXPERIENCE DESTROYED
Acts 28:5
Paul shook off the viper into the fire.
PRAYER
🔥 Every spiritual viper wrapped around my hand (work, destiny, ministry), fire of God—dissociate me now!
🔥 Let it catch fire now, in the name of Jesus!
EXPECTATIONS OF THE WICKED FRUSTRATED
Acts 28:6
They waited for him to swell or fall—but they waited in vain.
DECLARATION
🔥 I stand on Jesus, the Rock of Ages!
🔥 Every expectation of the wicked concerning my life will not come to pass, because I am of the Lord!
CLOSING PROPHETIC WORD
This month of February:
You will not fall
You will not die
You will not be disgraced
Those waiting for your downfall will wait in vain
In Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.
LAST SUNDAY OF JANUARY SERMON
Date: 25th January, 2026
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: The Cost of Divine Lifting
Text: Galatians 6:1–10
INTRODUCTION
God has promised that this year He will uplift His people.
“God is not a man that He should lie, nor the son of man that He should repent.”
Numbers 23:19
When God speaks, His word is sure. However, divine lifting is not God-exclusive. God has His part to play, but man also has responsibilities.
In life, everything has a cost and a value. The world will only give you what you are able to pay the price for.
Many people say salvation is free, but salvation was not cheap. It cost God pain, rejection, and sacrifice. Jesus went through the agony of the cross, and even His Father turned His face away from Him, just to give the world salvation.
Nothing of value comes without a price.
Also note:
Anything that costs money alone has no eternal value.
The things with eternal value are things money cannot buy.
Ironically, money is the least thing we spend, yet it is the most pursued.
FOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR DIVINE LIFTING
1. Believe That God Truly Wants to Uplift You
Luke 1:38; Proverbs 2:1–2
Mary believed the word of God spoken to her. She received it with faith and treasured it in her heart.
Divine lifting begins with belief.
You must accept God’s word concerning your life.
If you doubt the promise, you delay the manifestation.
When you treasure God’s word, it produces results.
You cannot rise above what you truly believe.
2. Focus
1 Corinthians 9:24–27
Focus is a major price for lifting.
Have something meaningful that can be the source of your upliftment.
Let something consume your passion.
Build your life around a clear purpose.
Let people identify you with what you do.
Be a master at your craft.
Ask yourself:
Where am I going this year?
This year:
Don’t live to please men.
It is better to offend people than to offend God.
Do not waste your productive hours on flimsy and useless things.
Distraction is the enemy of elevation.
3. Delay Gratification
Galatians 6:9; Hebrews 12:1–2
If you enjoy today without discipline, you will suffer tomorrow.
Anyone without a story of discipline will vanish soon.
This does not mean you should not enjoy life—but enjoy it at the right time.
There is a due season for everything.
Premature enjoyment leads to future regret.
Don’t work only for today’s pleasure—work for tomorrow’s reward.
Those who rush pleasure often rush regret.
4. Self-Examination and Self-Improvement
You are not competing with anyone else you are competing with yourself.
Improve yourself daily.
Become better each year.
If who you were in 2025 is the same in 2026—in wisdom, skill, and impact you are not qualified for lifting.
Don’t be stagnant.
Add value to yourself.
Increase your knowledge.
Growth reduces inferiority complex.
What you carry is what God will use to uplift you.
If you don’t grow, you don’t go.
CONCLUSION
Divine lifting is real.
God is faithful to His promises.
But lifting comes at a cost.
Believe the word.
Stay focused.
Delay gratification.
Improve yourself daily.
18TH January 2026
Preacher:Prophet E R Oluwatusin
Topic: Faithful God who never fails
Text: Genesis 12: 1-3; Genesis 18.
We will be doing an exposition on Abraham who is the father of faith. When God called this man in Genesis 12, he made a promise to him. Abraham had no understanding of the land he was going to, this appears to be illogical, yet he obeyed God even with his status as a 75 years old man with no child.
Abraham carried these promises for 24 year and in Genesis 18:1, he had an encounter with God. God showed forth and Abraham saw three persons, it is notable to say here that God has been appearing as trinity from ages past. It is important to have discerning spirit when God shows up, Abraham could discern the three men as God and he bowed down to worship them and went ahead to host them.
God is showing up for individually now, there will be a time that he will show up for the world and only those who have found grace of salvation in his sight will be with him in Heaven.
People of God, give yourself to hospitality and giving because it pays. Hospitality was the vehicle that brought the promise child to Abraham. God wanted to engage Abraham in a conversation and then he asked for Sarah’s whereabout. He went ahead to give a prophecy with a definite time. Sarah laughed at this word because there was no physical sign to support this word but the physical doesn’t confirm God’s word, it conforms to it.
What to do to see your promise
1. Abraham never lost hope with the promise, if you can be hopeful, every word that God given you will come to pass. Romans 5:5 says that hope will not put to shame, so stay hopeful with the promise.
2. Have faith that he who has promised will do it Romans 4:13; 20.
3. Be thankful. Thanksgiving is God’s will for us to praise him in all situation and because all things work together for our good. You should thank God because he is a faithful God.
4. Avoid comparison. God will do what he has done not at your time but at his time. Live courageously with God and be yourself.
Prayer
1. Lord, that which you have purposed for me, Lord let it be established in Jesus’ name.
New Year Thanksgiving Sermon Outline
Date: 11/01/2026
Preacher: Prophet E R Oluwatusin
Topic: I Will Exalt You
Scripture Reference: Psalm 145:1
Introduction
Opening Remarks: Welcome the congregation and introduce the theme of the sermon, focusing on the concept of exalting God.
Key Scripture: Psalm 145:1 - "I will exalt you, my God the King; I will praise your name for ever and ever."
Main Points
1. Understanding God's Exaltation
Scriptural Foundation: Psalm 113:4-5 - God is already highly exalted and resides in high places, yet we are called to extol Him. Reflection: How can we, as His creation, exalt an invisible God?
2. Ways to Exalt the Lord
Declare His Glory:
Reference: Psalm 145:5-7
Application: Continually declare His majestic glory and proclaim His power. Let His awe-inspiring deeds be on your tongue at all times.
Recognize His Kingship:
Reference: Psalm 145:1
Application: Offer positional praise and honor to the King of all kings whose kingdom is everlasting and cannot be dethroned.
Acknowledge Your Identity:
Reference: Psalm 145:10
Application: As His handiwork, you are called to exalt Him in every aspect of your life.
Praise in Your Breath:
Reference: Psalm 150:6
Application: Praise is a command for every living being. Acknowledge that as long as you have breath, you have reason to praise.
Reflect on Past Challenges:
Encouragement: Remember that the challenges of the past year did not overcome you; you are here today with a heart of thanksgiving.
Hope for the Future:
Reference: Romans 5:5
Application: Be thankful because there is hope for you in 2026. The One who has promised is faithful and able to fulfill His promises.
How to Praise God
From the Depth of Your Heart:
Reference: Luke 1:46
Application: Be intentional about your worship; let your heart and spirit engage in true worship.
2. Thanksgiving Offering:
Reference: 1 Chronicles 16:29
Application: Appreciate God with your thanksgiving offering as an act of worship.
3. Holy Living:
Reference: Psalm 29:2
Application: Serve and worship the Lord in the splendor of His holiness, living a life that reflects His glory.
Conclusion
Promise of Blessing:
Reference: Psalm 67:5-7
Application: Your praise will yield a reward this year; the earth will yield its increase, and God shall bless us.
Final Encouragement: Emphasize that there is a divine relationship between our praise, our productivity, and God's blessings in our lives. As we commit to exalting Him, we will experience His abundant goodness.
Closing Prayer: Invite the congregation to join in prayer, thanking God for His goodness and asking for His continued blessings in the new year.
Call to Action
Encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect on their personal relationship with God and commit to exalting Him through their words, actions, and lifestyle in the coming year.
First Sunday of 2026.
Preacher: Prophet E. R. Oluwatusin
Topic: Things you must have for the Journey of 2026.
This is a continuation of the topic from the first service in 2026. We will add four more important things to the five discussed in the first service of the year.
1. Put your trust in God; this will serve as an anchor of your faith in the journey of the year, irrespective of any challenge you may face, Psalms 11:1; 56:11. Only those who trust in God will be able to wade through the storms of 2026.
2. Have a secret place in 2026. Psalms 91:1-2. The secret place is the place of power, fortress and refuge.
3. Have contentment in 2026. The sure key to contentment is to avoid comparison with anyone. Philippians 4:11, Hebrews 13:5.
4. Pursue peace. This peace is divided into two; the first is your own health. 3rd John verse 2. Secondly, be at peace with men so that you can have peace with God. Romans 12: 18-21.
Prayers
1. Lord, don’t let me lose my peace this year, give sound health and peace in Jesus’ name.
2. Lord, make me wiser than the enemies appearing as friends.
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