LET US PRAY - PART 3 (THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT) JAMES 4:3 WITH APOSTLE JOSHUA SELMAN ||15||02||2026

In the stillness, there is a stillness. In the animal, the most. Come, lay down. Everybody is every word. God is here. Is he? Hey, to the ele, say he is. He. Oh yes, he is. Oh, come lay down the burdens you have carried. For in the center, to work. Consuming fire, sweet perfume, is awesome presence. Feel this room. Consuming fire, sweet perfume, is awesome presence. Feel this consuming fire. Scream perfume. You're awesome. Fill this room. Oh, consume me by sweet. It's awesome. Come and fill this room. Come and fill this room. Consuming fire, you awesome presence. Come and feel this place. Come and feel your heart. It's awesome praises. Build this place. Come on, let's go ahead and worship. Oh, and she'll be fine. Consume fire, your so. Feel this sanctuary. Feel this consuming fire. Your awesome presence. Yes. Yes. Yes. Feel this consuming fire. Consuming fire. Awesome. I feel this. Oh, I feel this. You've been fire. Let your awesome presence fill this. Yes. Consuming fire. Let it fill this place. Let it fill this earth and vessel. Let it fill my spirit. Let it fill my soul. God, feel this. I feel this place you are living. Oh, Jesus, feel this way. Jesus, holy God. Oh, we're standing on holy ground. We welcome you to this holy ground, Lord God. We welcome you to this holy ground. So we come and bow down. So we bow down in worship. Bow down and worship him. Oh, enter me. We bow down and worship you. We bow down and worship you. Oh, enter in. We bow down and worship. I lay it all on the feet of Jesus. That's all I want to do. Just bow down. Bow down and worship. Oh, worship of you. Call me a heart ready to worship. I lay on my burdens. I lay on my ground and I worship Jesus. One more time. Bow down and worship. I across my throne and I bow. Making space to worship my savior. Come on. Bow down. Bow down. Bow down. Bow down. I bow down to my king and savior. My Lord, king of the universe. I worship. I worship. I worship. Are you ready? Consume sweet, consume me by. You feel this. Feel your. Come on, somebody, let's just worship. Let your presence fill this room. Let your presence fill our homes. Let your presence fill our hearts. Oh God. We bow down and worship Yah. Sing. We lay our crowns down. We lay our burdens down. Everything and all we want to do is just bow down. I'm bowing down on the feet of my Jesus. Leave me at the altar with my father. Leave me at the altar with my father. Leave me at the altar with my father. That's where I want to be. Worship. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Son of a Yah. Come on, sing it in his room. That's the name that we know. Because at the mention of that name, every knee has to bow down and every tongue confess that he is God. Come on, call him. He is Yahweh. He's the ruler of the universe. We call you Yahe. Yeah. Heat. Something. That's who we are to we presence. I let it rain. For your rain. I want to feel it all over me. Papa, I am in your presence. Let it rain, Lord. Your rain, let it fall on me. Oh, pull the block in and cause your rain. Don't fall on me. Open up the sea. The rain upon me this morning. Can you give the Lord a shout of praise? If you are excited to be in the presence of the Lord, can you just wave to him all over the building? Wherever you are, begin to declare your love for Jesus. Declare your love for Jesus, saints of God. Are you happy to be in the presence of the Lord this morning? In one minute, just turn into a prayer. Father, Jesus, son of David, would you have mercy on me this morning? Turn to a prayer. I'll give you one minute. Jesus, son of David, would you have mercy upon me? Would you have mercy upon me? Let your light shine upon me this morning. Let my light not be the same this morning that I will return after the service as another man, as an empowered believer that the grace of favor rest mightily upon me. In the name of Jesus. Can you put your hands together for Jesus one more time? Now turn to your neighbor or welcome to two people. Leave your seat. Leave your seat. Leave your seat. Leave your seat. Leave your seat. The Bible says, "I was glad when they said, Let us go into the house of the Lord." Tell someone, you are in your father's house. You are in your father's house. You are in your father's house. The glory of the Lord is risen upon you. Praise Jesus. Hallelujah. Celebrate Jesus one more time. Saints of God, you are welcome. Please, you may have your seat in God's house. You're welcome to Coonia. This is Coonia. The Bible in Exodus 3 verse 21, it says, "And I will give these people favor in the sight of the Egyptians. And it shall come to pass that when you go, you will not go empty. When you go, you will not leave this place empty. Everything called emptiness in your life after this morning's service, your bands will be filled in the name of the Lord Jesus. Your cup will be filled up in the name of the Lord Jesus. Hallelujah. We welcome you in the name of the Lord Jesus. On behalf of the leadership of this great ministry and on behalf of our father, Apostle Joshua, we say welcome. Can we celebrate our French community? Hallelujah. French community. We love you. Those connecting online and everyone on site. We receive you in the name of the Lord Jesus. Welcome to Coonia. The service has begun. We'll be running through some announcements. I would like you to pay attention because it will serve as the order for service this morning. Please note that we are broadcasted live on all major social media platforms. You can copy the link and share it with your loved ones that can be here, your friends, your families. You can share the link. We're live on YouTube. YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, you find us all over these places and the Lord will bless you as you comply in the name of the Lord Jesus. Not that the use of phones to make pictures or content during the course of the service is prohibited and this is because it will serve as a distraction to any. So please, uh, restrict, minimize your content creation until after the service. The Lord bless you in the name of the Lord Jesus. If you have testimonies of Jesus, testimonies of what God has done for you and you want to testify to God's people this morning, please would like you to scan the QR code or proceed to the PR desk to register your testimonies so you can tell God's people what God has done for you this morning. Can you encourage your neighbor? Tell your testimony. And if you are yet to receive one tonight, God will fill your mouth with laughter in the name of the Lord Jesus. Hallelujah. Please note that everything you have come into service tonight with, if you have to leave them on your seat for whatever reason, ensure someone is looking out for you. And if you lose, and if you've lost any item, please walk up to the PR people. We have lost and found with them. They will provide it to you accordingly. Finally, for those with gifts, presence for the ministries, um, communications, letters, please, you can address it to our PR people. They are there to listen to your inquiries and correspondence, feedback. We receive them. Please just speak with our PR people and the Lord will bless you in the name of the Lord Jesus. All right, people of God, it is time to pray. Can you rise to your feet and tell your neighbor it is time to pray? Are you ready to pray this morning? Ask your neighbor, are you ready to pray? What was your reply? Hallelujah. Psalms 133:1-3. Behold, how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. It is like the ointment upon the head that runs upon the beards, even Aaron's beards that went down to the skirt of his garment, and as the dew of Hermon, and as the dew that descended upon the mountain of Zion. For the Lord commanded the blessing, even life forevermore. We're going to pray this morning and I want us to be conscious because what God is said to do today in this service, I want us to be a partaker. The scripture says in Isaiah chapter 55:1, Isaiah 55:11, "So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth. It shall not return unto me void. It shall accomplish that which I please. It shall prosper in the things whereto I sent it." I want you to open your mouth this morning and say, "Father, as the word is coming from the altar this morning, I don't want to be the hearer alone. I want to be a partaker. I want to be a partaker of every word that will proceed from the mouth of God." God already has said that it will not return to him void. It is left for us to capture. It is left for us to be a partaker. It is left for us to enjoy the fullness of what God is going to dish out this morning. I don't want to be a part, I don't want to be just a spectator. I want to be a partaker. I want you to open your mouth like you mean it. I want you to go ahead and pray. I don't want to be the hero. I don't just want to be a participant. I want to participate and be a partaker. In Jesus mighty name we prayed. I'm not sure you understand what I'm asking us to pray about, but we'll move to the next level. I don't want to be a partaker alone. I want to have evidence to show. Ah, the scripture says when they saw them, they saw they were unskilled men, unlearned, but then there was something that had changed about them, and it was obvious. They said they had been with Jesus. This will be our story in the name of Jesus. So I want you to pray. Father, I want to, I want evidence to show. I want there to be evidence that I have met with you, that I have encountered you. Father, let there be evidence. Let this evidence show. Let it be obvious. Let them know that I have met with you. Oh Lord, give me evidence. Give me evidence. Give me proof. Father, give me evidence. Give me proof that I have met with you. That I have encountered you. Thank you Jesus. In Jesus mighty name we pray. Matthew 18:19. Matthew chapter 18 verse 19. Again I say unto you that if two of you shall agree on earth as touching anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven. This is Jesus speaking. So I want you to hold hands with one of your neighbor. We're going to pray a prayer of agreement this morning. And I want you, I want you to charge your neighbor. I want you to be that praying neighbor, not the do-I-want. We are going to agree together that we would have evidence. We would have substance. We would have evidence. We would have what to show for an encounter that we've had with him. We would have evidence. People would not ask, "Where is our God?" People would not ask, "What have you got to show after so many time, after so many days in the presence of God?" From the depth of your heart, cry the spirit. Are you praying this morning? Oh Lord, give me evidence. Give me proof. Give me the evidence. Give me proof. Let it show that I met you. For somebody's receiving right away. Evidence, evidence, proof. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. In Jesus mighty name we pray. Hallelujah. Somebody, somebody excited to be in God's presence this morning? Can you make a joyful noise? The Bible says in his presence is fullness of joy. How many of you are ready to draw from the wells of salvation this morning? Somebody just look at your neighbor and welcome them to church. Tell them, "You're welcome." And the Lord is going to do you good this morning in the name of Jesus. Are we ready to give God the highest praise this morning? With joy in our hearts. Somebody just lift your hands. Wave it to him and give him all the glory. You can add a shout of praise to it. Jesus, we thank you. We give you all the worship. Oh, we bless you, Jesus. You give life. You are love. You bring light to the darkness. You give hope. You restore every heart that is broken. Great are you, Lord. Is it great? Oh, great are you, Lord. And we'll say, "It's your breath in our lungs, so we pour out a praise. Pour out a praise. It's your breath in our lungs, so we pour out our praise to you, holy name. Great are you, Lord. Father, we bless your name. Oh, great are you, Lord. Everybody say, "You give life. You are Lord. You bring life. You give hope. You're restore and great to the press." Sing great and it's your praise in our lives. So we So we pour out. Somebody in our lives. So we pour out. It's your in our So we one more time. Say, "It's your in our L. So we in our so we everybody rejoice in great. You are great Jesus and greatly to be praised. We say praise. No one can match your greatness. No one can match. You're going to sing great and great to be praised. And this morning we say, "Sing, all the earth will shout your praise. Our hearts will cry. This voice will sing. Great are you, Lord." Everybody, all the earth will shout. Our hearts became. One more time, shout your praise. I have to tell you, it's so bright. It's so important. It's so important. It's your prayer in our lives. So we hold. I give you 30 seconds. Just give him all the worship. Give him all the praise. You are great and greatly to be praised. Jesus. Everything you just bow before you. We say great. And you are worthy and no one can worship you for me. For all the things you've done for me and no one can worship you for me. Everybody say sing. You say no one can for all the things done for me. Jesus, I said no one can worship God. One more time. You can say that. Say that again. Say you are. Say no one can worship you. For all the things you've done. Thank you Jesus. And no one can worship. Hey, everybody. He's my worship. Oh my. Somebody give him all the worship and all the praise. Oh my. The is my worship. So easy and this morning and I will not be silent. I will always worship you. I guess I will say I remember somebody this morning. Give him the food. Come on. As long as I Heat. Heat. I sh I give you 30 seconds. Open your mouth. Don't be silent this morning. Let the worship of the Lord your mouth. If he has been good to you. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Say my worship is my worship. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. will see the Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. You are worthy to somebody give him your test. Come on. You are worthy to be praised. I can't see you. Give me your test. Come on. You are worthy. Say you are worthy to be praised. You are worthy to be praised. Somebody give me a test. Come on. Say he is worthy to be. Hallelujah. I want to s I saw you. I saw my best this morning. Come on. Give him all the worship to the king who is on high, to the one who sits on the throne. He blessed glory majesty. We can worship you. My soul he my soul ana. Somebody give him. Let him hear you sing. the nations to nations. You're worthy to be praised. Oh, just lift your hands and bless him. is worthy to be praised. Just lift your hands and just bless the Lord. Bless the Lord. Bless the Lord. Bless the Lord. Bless him because he's good. He's been so good. We bless you, Lord. We lifted hands. We worship you. Come on. All over the place. We lifted. We worship. Say we lifted hands with lifted hands. We worship you. with lift and hand. We worship. We worship. If you can lift your hands up. Come on. Let's lift your hands in one accord. We lifted hands. We worship. We worship you with lift and hands. We lift. We worship. We bow before him. We bow before you. We are your Lord. We worship you. Say we bow before you. We honor you. We worship. Oh, just go ahead and lift your hands and bless the Lord. We bless you, Lord. We are you. We worship you, Lord. For you are glorious and worthy to be praised. You're the lamb upon the throne. And on to you. We give ourselves today. Come on everyone, lift your hands for you. For you. Oh my. Go ahead and lift up your voices and bless the name of the Lord. Bless him from the depths of your heart. Lift up your voices as one who is grateful. Lift up your voice as one who acknowledges his awesomeness. Lift up your voice as one who can recount the benefits of God in your life. All the benefits that you have enjoyed, the provision, the protection, the abundant supplies. Come on, Coonia. Let the Lord hear your voice of thanksgiving this morning. Praise waited for thee, oh God in Zion. Let the Lord hear your voice of gratitude even this morning. Somebody say, "Father, I thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you." Oh yes. I am grateful. Oh God. I have returned with a heart of gratitude unto you, my king. I have returned to say thank you. Go ahead, lift up your voice. Worship him. Lift up your voice. Worship him. For we have come to Mount Zion, unto the city of our living God, unto the heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innumerable company of angels. We have not come to seek any man. We have come to the general assembly and to the church of the firstborn. We have come to God. We have come to God who is the church of all. We have come to the spirit of just men made perfect. Register yourself in the presence of God this morning online, on site. Let the Lord hear your voice. In Jesus' name we have prayed. We are going to pray this morning. You're going to say, "Lord, my spirit is open. My heart is open to receive this morning. My heart is open to be blessed this morning. My heart is open to be changed this morning. My heart is open to be delivered this morning." The Bible speaking of Jesus, it says when he was going down to be baptized, he went praying. You have come before the presence of the Lord. I want you to attach prayer to that expectation. I want you to lift up your voice this morning, Coonia, as a people and say, "Lord, I am here. I am ready." Come on, I don't hear you. Say, "Father, I am here. I am ready. I am ready for a touch from you." Come on, lift up your voice. I am here for a touch from you. I am here for an encounter in your presence. I am here that you will change my story. I am here that you take out every confusion, every darkness. Let the light of your word shine through me even this morning. I am expectant, oh God. I'm expectant for your fire. I'm expectant for your touch. Lift up your voice this morning. Oh, we are ascending dimensions. We are going in higher. We are going higher. Higher levels of fire, higher levels of understanding, higher levels of illumination. And Jesus increased in wisdom, in favor, and in stature with God and with man. Say, "Father, this morning I am here. Let my wisdom increase by reason of the word that is coming." Coonia, are you praying this morning? Are you setting your expectations before the Lord? I refuse to go back the same. I am here in your presence for a touch from you. Give me an encounter. Oh God, someone is praying. Give me an encounter by your spirit. Someone is crying. Give me an encounter. Send help for me from Zion. Send help for me from Zion. We worship you. Bless your Jesus, our savior. Holy Spirit, we wait on you. Holy Spirit, we wait on you. Fire. Come on, somebody cry out for the fire of God this morning. Cry out for the touch of God this morning. I refuse to go back the same way. This is a mountain of encounter. This is a mountain of fire. This is going on. A place of encounter. Jude chapter 1 and verse 3, it says, "Beloved, when I gave all diligence to write unto you of the common salvation, it was needful for me to write unto you and exalt you that you should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints." Our final prayer this morning, you are going to contend for the faith. You are going to contend for the fate. I have left my home. I have come all the way. I will not go back the same. I contend. I contend. Somebody who is ready to wrestle in the spirit. Repent. Sh. Another measure, Holy Ghost. Another 1,000. Somebody who is tired of the same level. Another measure. Holy Ghost. Another 1,000. Come on, somebody. Dive in. Dive in. Another measure, Holy Ghost. Another 1,000. Another measure, Holy Ghost. Another 1,000. From my ankle to my knees, I am from my knees to my waist. again. Another measure, Holy Ghost. Another 1,000. Another measure. Somebody cry. Cry for another measure. In Jesus name we have prayed. In Jesus precious name we have prayed. Come on Toronto. Are you excited? Clap your hands all ye people and lift up a voice of triumph and shout to the Lord. Coonia, Canada. How many of us are excited that we are the on-site church this morning? Come on now. Wave, wave, wave to our people in Abuja. Wave to them. Wave to them. Say, "We love you. We love you. We love you." I want you to turn to your neighbor and say, "Your time has come." Say, "This is your season. Today is your day of encounter. Today is your day of testimony." Finally, shake one person and say, "It is your turn to shine." God bless you. You may be comfortably seated. Rest on me. Rest on me. Oh, rest. Can we sing the song together? Rest on me. Spirit of favor. Rest on me. Rest on me. Oh, rest on me. Rest on me. Power to prosper. Can we give the Lord a big, big, big, big shout of praise? Give the Lord a big shout of praise. People of God, if the Lord has been good to you, already been blessed so far, can you just put your hands together for Jesus? Can we specially celebrate our online community from all over the world, across the nations, joining us from every continent? This service is for you. Distance is no barrier. The Lord is set to minister to you according to your needs and according to your desires in the name of the Lord Jesus. The Bible in Habakkuk 2:14 tells us that the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea. As the waters, this means we will be many. Can you turn to your neighbor? Tell them, "We will be many." We will be many. We will be many. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. I welcome us on behalf of the leadership of this ministry and on behalf of our father, Apostle Joshua Sa. We say welcome. Welcome. Can you put your hands together for yourself? Welcome. The Lord has brought you here this morning to bless you, to give you an inheritance, to increase you and give you everything you have desired in the name of the Lord Jesus. Can we put our hands together one more time for our French community? You are celebrating our French community. And you can celebrate our interpreter as well. Hallelujah. Amen. So on behalf of our father, we receive our first timers joining us for the very first time on site here this morning. So even if it is your first time on site attending a Coonia service, please can you rise to your feet? Can we celebrate them, people of God? If it is your first time in Coonia, please rise to your feet under the sound of our voice to the back of the halls. Don't be shy. Rise to your feet. We prayed for you and the Lord has brought you here. There is no coincidence in the adventure of believers. God will not leave you the same way you have come to the name of the Lord Jesus. We encourage you to scan the QR code now on your screen. We want you to be a part of this great house. Scan the QR code to be a part to be a member of this great ministry to receive regular updates from this ministry and the Lord will bless you in the name of the Lord Jesus. Just before you have your seat, we have a prayer for you. Hallelujah. So, we're going to pray for you. Everyone, can you stretch forth your hands? To everybody standing, we're releasing the words of prophecy over you that will turbocharge your mind. In the name of the Lord Jesus, the favor of the Lord will rest upon you. The Lord will make your feet like iron's feet in the name of the Lord Jesus. Everything you lay your hands upon constantly. In the name of the Lord Jesus, whatever has confronted you, it falls like dark on in the name of the Lord Jesus. Hallelujah. Can we celebrate them, people of God? You are welcome to Coonia. May the Lord bless you. Amen. Amen. Come on, Toronto, Canada, are you excited? Coonia Global, are you excited? Coonia Canada, are you excited? Give the Lord a big, big. The Psalmist says, "I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into the house of the Lord." I came here this morning full of joy and excitement. I don't know about you, but if you're excited, please help me extend the hand of fellowship to the pressing seat, to your left and to your right in the name of Jesus Christ. Help me greet the person sitting next to you to your left and to your right. Tell the person, "It's good to see you." Hallelujah. With profound joy, I have the honor to lead us for a few minutes of prayer. Please allow me invite you as we please rise up on our feet to pray for the next few minutes. Are we set to pray? The Bible says in Luke 18 and verse one, he says, "He spake a parable to the end that men ought always to pray and not to faint." One of the apostolic templates that was left for us by the early church, um, captured in that template is the culture of prayer. When you read Acts chapter 6 and verse 4, it says, "But we'll give ourselves to the ministry of the word and prayer." It says, "We will give ourselves." So this morning by the grace of God, we have an opportunity to give ourselves to this profound culture of prayer and I know that your life is about to change and shift even to another level in the name of Jesus Christ. We have two very powerful prayer points to pray and I'll just quickly read two scriptures. The Bible says in James 1 and verse 21, it says, "Wherefore lay apart all filthiness and superfluity of nothingness and receive with meekness the engrafted word of the word of God which is able to save your soul." First Peter chapter 2 and verse two, it says, "As newborn babes, desire sinc the sincere milk of the word that ye may grow thereby." Welcome to lift up our voices and pray and say, "Father, in the name of Jesus." Come on, this is not all of us. Say, "Father, in the name of Jesus." One more time with faith in your heart. "Father, in the name of Jesus, let me be changed by your word." One more time. "Let me be changed by your word." Lift up your voice and cry to the God of all flesh. "Let me be changed by your word." Go ahead and pray. Go ahead and pray. Come on, Canada. We are people of prayer. We are people of capacity. Lift up your voice and pray. Pray with hunger. Pray with desperation. Pray with passion. Pray with faith in your heart. "Let me be changed by your word." I'm Break it, break. "Let me be changed by your word. Let me be changed by your word." You are connected from all across the nations of the world. This is the hour of prayer. Lift up your voice and pray and say, "Lord, I contend for the transformation that comes by the word. I'm break." We're still praying. Just one more minute. We were still on this prayer point. Oh, he says now the Lord is that spirit and where the spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. It says, "We all with his own veil, beholding as in a glass, behold in the word of God, behold in the perfect law of liberty, I've been changed." Lift up your voice and pray and say, "Lord, cause me to be changed by your word. Cause me to be changed by your word." Oh, rest on me. Oh, rest on me. Oh, rest on me. Power to pro. In Jesus mighty name we have prayed. Second prayer point, please. I want us to increase the energy and the tempo. The Bible says the effectual heartfelt prayer of the righteous availth much. That means there is a guarantee that every time the righteous lift up their voice to pray, power is made available. Second prayer point, but I'll just quickly read two scriptures. The Bible says in Exodus chapter 23 from verse 25 and 26, it says, "And he shall serve the Lord your God, and he shall bless thy bread and thy water." It says, "I will take away sickness away from thee." It says, "There shall nothing cast the young nor be barren in thy land." It says, "The number of thy days I will fulfill." H one more scripture, 1 Corinthians chapter 2 and verse 9, it says, "But it is written, eyes have not seen, ears have not heard, neither has it entered into the hearts of men what God has prepared for them that love him." If you are a student of the house, you would have heard God serve and teach again and again that we do not serve God for benefits necessarily. But after a period of time, there are certain blessings, there are certain inheritances that must follow the believer. After a while, beautifully captured in Psalms 103 and verse two, talking about the benefits that follow one that serves and loves the Lord. You're going to lift up your voice and cry and say, "Father, in the name of Jesus." One more time with faith in your heart. "Father, in the name of Jesus, let my knowing you, let my love in you, let my serving you." Come on, one more time. "Let my knowing you, let my love in you, let my serving you produce results in my life." Lift up your voice and cry. Oh, "Let my serving you, let my knowing you, let my loving you produce extraordinary results." Someone is insisting this morning. Go ahead and insist. I lay hold on my portion this morning. I will not leave you empty-handed. Let it show that I encounter the God of all flesh. "Let my serving you. Let my loving you, let my knowing you produce results in my life. Let my knowing you, let my serving you, let my loving you produce in my life." We're still praying. Just one more minute. One more minute. Come on, Canada. Don't stop. Don't stop. This is the hour of prayer. And when we pray, things happen. When we pray, destiny shifts. When we pray, the hand of God is outstretched. When we pray, miracles happen. When we pray, capacity is built. When we pray, happens. When we pray, transformation happens. Lift up your right hand for a few minutes and just give God thanks. Give him thanks from the depth of your heart. Give him thanks. We have a culture of gratitude in this house. Can we give him thanks knowing knowing that God has heard us? The Bible says, "Be anxious for nothing." It says, "In all things through prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your request be made known unto the Lord." One more time, calling on your global. One more time, Toronto, Canada, if you know that God is sent to visit you this morning, give the Lord a big, big, big hand of praise. We worship you. You are worthy to be praised. Someone excited to be in the house of God on this Lord's day. Can you make a joyful shout to the Lord? You're welcome to church. You may please take your seats in God's awesome presence to take this service. Father, I have the privilege of taking tonight leading us into a session of testimonies. I would like you to please turn to your neighbor and say to them, "It shall turn to you." It shall turn to you. You may not know what that "it" is, but I want you to declare. Say, "It shall turn to you all for a testimony." Turn to the other neighbor and prophesy to them. Say, "It shall turn to you all for a testimony." All right. While we are waiting for your own testimony, which we are sure will soon come. Can you say amen? Amen. Because the Bible says in his presence, there is fullness of joy and at his right hand are pleasures forevermore. Whatever pains followed you to church tonight, whatever pressures followed you to church tonight, the power of God would turn them around into testimonies in the name of Jesus Christ. So while we are waiting for your own testimonies, I would like you to please join me as I invite upstage the following persons who already have encountered the power of God and the presence of God through this ministry and are right here ready to share their own testimonies. Please, can you join me as we celebrate and invite upstage Kaland? Can you please celebrate Kaland? Kaland. We also have in the house tonight David Camula. David Camula. We likewise have Neca Unwara. Neca Unwara. You can celebrate better than that, please. Neca. We also have Femi Midas. Femi Midas. And the last but not the least, Lince Aeri. Lince Aeri. All right. While they're making their way upstage, I'll just quickly read a few testimonies from all around Canada. This one will prefer to be anonymous and it's from Regina, Saskatchewan. It says, "Glory to Jesus that never fails. In the year 2024, I tried tried helping my younger brother to come to Canada through the student route. I put some money into his account, running into about 20,000 Canadian dollars. However, for some reason, he decided to gamble with the money, hoping to increase it. And because of this, he lost all the money. I was really frustrated. I felt betrayed. And clearly now, I was in a serious financial crisis. It took serious intervention from God because it almost affected my marriage and my mental health. I started trusting God and spoke with one of the pastors in Coonia. He also prayed with me. God gave me a word that he would turn the captivity of Zion and he did it. Last year, God paid off all the debt. Listen to this. He gave us a brand new 2026 model car and right now we have down payment for a brand new house. Are you celebrating the Lord for all this? God has also restored my home. This is indeed a turnaround restoration and divine compensation. Can we join him in celebrating the Lord? You are next in line for all round breakthrough in the name of Jesus Christ. All right. The next is that of Adawi and Adawi is from Ontario. Adawi says, "I entered this year with over $30,000 in debt." And it felt overwhelming, but God made a way for me to begin to clear this debt. I could never have imagined that the way would have been open through the route that God did. It's only February and I have cleared over $21,000 of the debt. Are you celebrating the Lord? Whatever issues you have found yourself, the prophetic will pull you out tonight in the name of Jesus Christ. Also, late last year, my team went through a major organizational restructuring. There was also much uncertainty and I was honestly worried about how it might affect my job. In the midst of this transition, I had my performance review and to the glory of God, I was rated exceeds expectations. What I feared would work against me, God has turned around for my good. You can celebrate God for that. Still from Adobe. The Adobe lastly says, "In the month of August last year, I testified when my fiance's visa was approved. To the glory of God, he has arrived in Canada now and he arrived to meet with a permanent residency and this has made it possible for us to proceed with our wedding which took place in the month of November seamlessly." Are you celebrating God for that? And just a few weeks ago, I officially became a Canadian citizen. God has shown himself faithful in every area. Our finances, professional work, and as well as my family. Can you join her in celebrating the Lord? Very soon, your testimony will be after this sort in the name of Jesus. The last before we receive our in-person testifiers. This is from Abosed Bakinro and it's from Alberta. Abosed says, "During one of the Sunday services in the month of March last year, Apostle prayed for people that had received God's goodness in the past but were now asking God when next." My husband and I keyed into this prayer for our son who had been an alternate for Jam, a program that prepares few undergraduate students for medical school in Texas. On Tuesday of that same week, our son received a letter converting him from alternate to full position. He wrote the MCAT exam in July 2025 and a week ago got a match for one of the best medical schools in Texas. Are you celebrating God for this? Also, our home got flooded while we were out of town and the water damaged a whole lot of things. The company that helped sort it out over billed us $40,000 and the insurance company refused to pay the balance. The company took us to court and put a lien on our house and the balance kept accruing interest. On the last day of Sor New York last year, Apostle prayed and said, "May the Lord loosen the loins of kings for your sake." And then he also declared, "I see some of you holding your documents. Can you say amen?" I keyed into this word and the next day say the next day. It will also be for you the next day. Just wait for tomorrow. The next day that by this time tomorrow dimension will happen again this week. So it says the next day the insurance company adjuster sent an email saying they are reopening the case and reaching out to the mitigation company. By the end of that week, the company crashed the amount down to $21,000 and the insurance company cleared it off. The lien has now been removed. Are you celebrating the Lord for all this? Can we just take a few seconds and bless the Lord for his mighty interventions? While we receive our brethren that are in person to testify, I want you to say to your neighbor while we're expecting them, tell them, say, "Neighbor, neighbor, very soon." Very soon, "I'll be the one." "I'll be the one" "standing on that stage." "Standing on that stage." Did you believe what you just said? You're welcome, son. Ma, your names and what the Lord has done for you. So my testimony here about the your name, sir. My name is Caroline Dam and my wife Natasha. Natasha. Can we celebrate and make them warm, please? So our testimony is about the permanent resident of my parents. In 2022, we were asked to send our interest to apply for permanent resident in the program of parents grandparent program. So with the government and that that year we were rejected. So we were not approved. The 2023 we were not approved neither. They did a recycle of those who applied in 20 in the last year we were not approved. 2024 and we came for ser of revival Toronto and then the second day morning session the apostle was was uh ministering. He said, "Some of you will going, you going to receive some some letters from the government." And then before the second session in the afternoon, I already had an email on my account. So they said that, okay, you are approved to to file the application for your parents. Then I sent it. But before that, my parents, they, I I filed for them for um visa for two weeks visa to came to come and they came but they were already here. And then after that, so I went to the they went to the because I I I I lose hope so I I had them stay because going back to our country so it's going to be request for them. There's nobody there, no family. So I had them stay. And and after that, the the year I I went back to the lawyer because they went on the asylum process for for staying here. I went to the lawyer. I say, "Okay, you know what? I applied for my parents for grandparents permanent residency. So they asked me now to apply. What do you think? So can you do it for me?" He said, "No, you cannot. You are on the asylum program. Now you want to apply for permanent residence. So they cannot give you the food. Now you want the plate." And then I say, "Okay, no problem." So I went myself. I did the application and the application went through. They processed it. They asked me for documentation and this week actually, and while the apostle was ministering when they call some school of ministry on on I think Thursday in the afternoon, I received another email. They say the permanent card resident is ready. So the Lord has done it and I want to thank you, apostle, for your prayer. It started with you, it ends with you. Can we join them in celebrating the Lord? There's another one is about a lady who was having an issue for giving birth with a very dramatical like problem with uh fibroid and that lady was I met her on Dominican Republic. She couldn't give birth. I say, "Okay, the doctor says it's over, it's over, it's over." And then we prayed for so we come here. Yeah, I got a seed actually. I gave to the ministry. I even had a letter I wanted to share with the apostle, but but the many many people I saw, I say I lose hope. I say I won't be able to see him. And then I dropped the seed. And then we but the apostle was ministering. He says, "Some of you were going to be pregnant in the next weeks." And then I I catch this word for the lady. I catch it for the lady. And then after the the same 2024 sound of revival when we went back home to Montreal and I sent her a text. I say, "Somebody, something is going to happen. You're going to be pregnant." And then the month was not passed. The lady confirmed, "I am pregnant." And the doctor said, "No, you cannot. I I'm going to withdraw the the baby because he's going to die in in the belly." I said, "No, you will not do that. You will not do that. You will not do that." And today the lady has a baby in the family. Can we join them in celebrating the Lord? Is that all? All right. God bless you. You can go inside. Please. Can we truly celebrate this Jesus? Ask your neighbor, "Who did it?" Tell them, "Jesus is the Alpha and the Omega." And he's doing more tonight again. Hallelujah. You're welcome, sir. Your name and what the Lord has done for you. Good evening, Colonia. My name is Sever David Kamia and I'm here to testify of the faithfulness of God in my life through this ministry. I am from a lineage of idol worshipper from chiefty from Cameroon and I've been I I immigrate long time ago. I've been going through some uh issue for the document for 15 years. No stability, always temporal visa, temporal visa. In 2020, I finally understood what it means to be born again. And I decided to give my life to Christ and

To try it and to see what it means. That was during COVID, living in the US. And then when I decided to give my life to Christ, the company who was hiring me terminated the contract. My visa was cancelled, and then I needed to go back home. So I asked God, "Okay, let me then go back home if I need to. But I felt I should stay." I took everything I have as documentation. I went to see a lawyer, saying, "Can you do something with it?" They said, "Your case is too weak. So we can't do anything." I said, "Okay, then God, at least we take all your glory." I decided to apply myself. I used anything I knew from the internet and applied. And then the process was just hanging. I didn't know what was happening. I would just continue with God.

And then one day, a friend introduced me to a message of an apostle. And then I began to listen to it. It touched my heart. I prayed with it. And within a month of the moment I began to listen to the apostle, I received my green card. They skipped the interview. They sent it to my mail. I didn't even understand. At first, I thought it was fake. And then I checked online and I saw the real number. I checked, and then I said, "Thank you, God." Record time. In one year, I was settled. And then I'm here to say thank you to Jesus.

When I saw that, I felt in my heart that my whole family is in darkness. I decided to go back home and to evangelize. A lot of them gave their life to Christ. And then today, we have a family that prays. I tried to establish a prayer altar, following the message of the man of God, trying to show how it works. Through that process, God gave me a wife. Are you still sitting? Can you celebrate this Jesus? I was so happy. I left. I used to drink alcohol, drugs, women, all these things because I was just in that world. So the transition, the transformation was difficult. I held on to all the messages of the man of God. Everywhere he went, I would just listen, feed on it. I would have demons appear in my room. I would pray the most I can. Sometimes they would beat me up. Sometimes I would win. I said, "I will not go back. I have decided to follow Jesus. And then I will succeed more and more." When they would come now, I would have stamina. I would chase some out.

And then now, when I got married, my marriage got attacked. My wife was always sick. She got pregnant very early in our marriage. And then the first delivery was so difficult. But we prayed. I was just listening to messages every night. I would just not go to bed, just listening to messages. I'm like, "The word of God will prevail in my life." And then when she was due, the doctor said that she's due, but she's not coming to labor. If it continues, we need to do a C-section. I said, "No." She said, "You have one week. If after a week it doesn't work, we must do a C-section." So I went on a 7-day water fast for one of the first times. I prayed every day. And on the last day of the fast, I was praying with her on the phone because she's back in Cameroon. I was in the US. While I was praying with her, she began to have labor. And a few hours later, our baby boy was born.

>> Give the Lord a shout of praise.

And then after that, when she was giving birth, there was a mistake by the nurse. My wife almost lost her life. I said, "No one will go." I prayed, and then both of them are well and fine. Joshua is bouncing, and everything is good. Fast forward, many things happened, but fast forward to the next pregnancy, which was last year, and there were so many other challenges. So I felt in my heart, "This one will not go like the other one." So I decided to take a 90-day fast and prayer, just on it, and then praying. Because of the time difference, it was not easy to connect with my wife, but we said we just don't want to do it. On the 90th day, the 90th day of the prayer, that's when she went into labor. She went to the hospital, and then our baby girl was born. There were complications. The baby needed to be put into NICU first. She was born with the umbilical cord around her neck. She almost died. But the Lord showed mercy. She went now, after that, she was having trouble breathing. She went to the NICU. It seemed like she had swallowed some fluid. They couldn't extract it. They tried once, twice, didn't work. They said, "We need to observe her." So she didn't even eat for the first two or two days or something like that. She was supposed to be under observation for seven days. Once, while she was there, my wife, when she went to visit her the first day, saw all the other babies that were there and the women who were struggling to pay the bill. So she said, "Honey, we need to do something, at least for this one." So I sent what I could. We paid some of the bill for some of those children. And then in half the time, my daughter was out. They took out the fluid. Everything was fine. And then the Lord used us now to help other families. And I'm here to say thank you. My life is different. I see differently. I have helped many. I cast out devils. I pray for many. Sicknesses are healed. And I'm here to say thank you, Jesus. Can we celebrate what the Lord is doing?

Wow. Wow. Awesome testimony. Can we just clap our hands and celebrate the Lord for that testimony? Powerful transformation, empowerment, and miraculous marriage and even children. Wow. All together. You're welcome, ma'am. Your name and what God has done for you.

>> Greetings, Coonia. My name is Naara, and I'm here to testify. It's actually my first service, my first on-site service. I've been an online attendant all these years, and I want to glorify God. I have two testimonies. Um, late 2024, I was battling with severe migraines, fatigue, liver inflammation, and a swollen pancreas. For 8 months, I was trapped in a cycle of new diagnosis and cocktails of medication. Despite treatments, my red blood cells kept dropping while my system suffered from iron overload. Everything changed on August 24th during Coonia in Calgary. During worship, I felt marinated in God's presence, and I heard a clear word, a clear word from God. He said, "You are complete in me." I anchored my faith on Colossians 2:10, declaring my healing over my liver, my blood, and every organ in my body. On November 5th, after 21 tests, the specialist was in total awe. My hemoglobin and ferritin levels had surged. My liver was perfectly healthy. The doctor was visibly shocked at my records. I was completely whole. My second testimony happened last week. Early last year, I applied for a work permit extension that statistically seemed impossible. The mental exhaustion of checking the news for updates was overwhelming. Then in January 2026, miracle service, Apostle led a prayer before the word. He said I should pray that I will start, I will continue, and I will finish. I prayed that prayer because I came to Canada in 2023, and I have started something. I said, "I will continue and I will finish." Apostle's thought on the principle of receiving from Mark 11:24. He said that when you pray, we should believe that we will receive and we will have it. He made me understand that the having part has been concluded in the spiritual realm. Something clicked in my spirit that day. I stretched my hands towards the screen. I was holding my document, and Apostle prophesied that our requests will become testimonies in February. On February 3rd, I had a dream where Apostle told me, "Your application will be approved." Yes, I saw Apostle in my dream. I woke up with my hands physically raised in the air. I felt a tangible atmosphere of God's presence. On February 9th, last week, I received the email. The miracle manifested. They approved my work permit extension. I want to give God all the glory because truly He answers prayers. My prayer life has been transformed. I understand the word like it's just water, and I hear from the Holy Spirit. I just want to return all glory to God. Thank you, Jesus.

>> Can we celebrate Madame Neca for this powerful testimony? You are next in line for your own breakthroughs in the name of Jesus. You're welcome, sir. Your name and what God has done for you.

>> My name is Fei Midas. And I would say the Lord has been very good to me and my family. The first testimony happened uh October last year, October 20 specifically. I got a mail from my senior MD from work, and then he told me to meet with him by 10:00 a.m. on a Monday. You have an idea of what that could mean. And I immediately chatted my director to know what's happening. I never knew that he was also receiving his letter at that time. So eventually, he told me they had to let me go, and a couple of us, because they were collapsing the department due to some financial constraints. So eventually, I went. I was, of course, very sad, but trusting God. And uh, they gave me some severance, and I just held on to the fact that God can do all things. So I plugged fully into the mercy and the favor of the Lord, asking that the favor that is upon this house might actually rest upon me. So fast forward to a few days after that, a couple of friends told me they were also in the same boat, and they've been searching for jobs for over 8 months. So I told myself, "Would this be the start, or do I have to reject it?" An apostle had told us that we are the prophets of our lives. So I told myself, "This is not my own experience." So eventually, 6 weeks after that, a recruiter reached out to me and said he saw my profile on LinkedIn. And I can tell you, my LinkedIn is literally empty. There's nothing there. So I don't know what he saw. It's just my name and certifications, nothing else. So he told me, "I have a job for you. Are you interested?" Of course, I was. So I told him, he called me for the first interview with the first vice president of the company. We had a call. We had a chat. He scheduled me for the second interview with the second vice president. And then they told me I have to have the last interview with the CTO, the Chief Technology Officer. So when I got there, they told me it was going to be a one-hour interview. Eventually, the whole of the interview, he asked me just one question. I had barely spoken for four minutes. He told me to stop. "Can we talk about soccer?" And we started talking about soccer for the next 6 minutes. And all of a sudden, he paused and he looked at me and he paused for like 30 seconds. And I was just thinking, "God, I beg." So eventually, he looked at me again and he said, "What's your name again?" I told him, "Fei." He said, "Fei, you applied for a senior manager role, but how about we upgrade this to a director role?"

>> I'm not sure you heard what I just heard now.

And I actually thought he was joking. But then I remembered that Apostle had told us to be confident when opportunity comes. I dusted my suit and told him, "You're doing the right thing, sir." And he looked at me again, and there and then, and there and then, he told me, "This interview is over. You have the job." And I bless the name of the Lord for this. That I got that job. My second testimony is about my son. He's had a couple of complications health-wise for a couple of years. Then on December 4th, two years ago, things went really south for him. He was complaining about a headache. I took him to see kids, and right where they were giving him infusion, he passed into a coma, and he was in a coma for 3 weeks. So the doctor called, the doctors, just a group of doctors called me on the second week, and they told me they don't have very good news for me, that he had only a 50% chance of coming back to life, and out of that 50%, they said there's literally no chance for him going back to school, and even if he comes back, he's going to be a vegetable. And we were in this for 3 weeks, 21 days. On the 21st day, he coughed out the intubation, the tube they passed, he coughed it out, and he came back on that day. And that was phase one of this. So eventually, he came back as a vegetable, literally couldn't hear, couldn't talk, couldn't move his hand, couldn't do anything. An 8-year-old boy. So they told us, "Let's try some therapy." They did a couple of things. Now, fast forward to 6 months after that, we were in the hospital the whole of those times. He was vegetable-like, very flat. Could just open his eyes and close it, and that was all. So I remembered, the doctor eventually, the doctors told us, "We have to take him home. They've done all they could. We need to modify our house and have him just manage and live his life the way he is." So we, I remembered Sound of Revival. I was privileged to see our father, Apostle. And when he was praying for me, I took a handkerchief and said, "Sir, please can you pray onto this?" He took it, prayed on the handkerchief. And while I was driving back home in the midnight, I thought to myself, "If the centurion told Jesus that the word can go ahead, why do I have to wait to get home first?" So I took the handkerchief, put it on my head, and I drove home. And right there, after 7 months, my son took his first two steps after 7 months. And I can tell you that today, today, the same boy that had only a 50% chance of living is right in this auditorium today, walking by himself. So I've just come to return all the praises back to God. Thank you, Apostle. Can we join this happy father to celebrate the Lord? Go ahead, celebrate the Lord. Celebrate the Lord. Bless his name. Can you shout thank you Jesus? Please take your seats. Your name, mama, and what the Lord has done for you.

>> My name is Lindsay Ehary. Sorry, I'm super shy. But um, my testimony is how God fully restored my health and my limbs. So, I had an accident, uh, and I ended up tearing my ligament really badly, actually. And I was scheduled for surgery in June, and Sound of Revival is in August. So I went in with the mindset that no matter what, I'm going to be there at Sound of Revival because I'm a child of the house, and I serve as well, receiving the new souls for, you know, Jesus. And so, um, the surgery, normal surgery, supposed to last two hours. Mine lasted for five hours, a little over five hours. So that was not normal. Um, and then on the ninth day and on the 15th day after the surgery, I took a fall. And so I had to go back to see my surgeon, and he told me that that was the very, that was the beginning of a very long healing process. But I didn't receive those words. And so, um, at the same time, I was also having really bad health crises. I had, uh, really bad heart palpitations. I couldn't really eat. I couldn't really move or do anything. And I was in and out the ER for, uh, I would say two or three days out of the week, I would be in the ER. The ER would check me. They would run scans. They would, um, check everything, and nothing came back. No positives, no negatives. They couldn't find out. So they sent me home with anxiety medication. And I was like, "I peep your game, Satan, and no thank you." And so, um, they scheduled me, um, for, uh, a technocardia exam and then a heart sonography, uh, to make sure like my heart valves were working and to make sure that I had no blockages. But by the time that they had, we had, they wanted to check me, I had already been praying, paying attention to the messages, and, um, my husband and I joined in prayers. And so, um, we went, I went, and I got the test, and we, I had to wait for the, um, the results. And so, what happened was that, uh, I wasn't taking the medication like they told me to because again, I believed that God could fully heal me. And they called me back a few months later, and they were like, "Hey, Lindsay, just to let you know that your heart looks perfectly fine, and there's nothing problem, there's no problems with your heart valves." And, uh, they were making a joke. They said, "Actually, your heart functions better when you're under stress or whenever you're working out." So I was like, "Okay, thank you so much." And, um, at, at the time, I was still going through a lot of pain. I couldn't walk. There was swelling in my leg. I had to keep icing my leg. I couldn't do anything. I could barely walk five steps. And so I still kept believing that God would come through for me. That my healing would come. So fast forward, Sound of Revival. Apostle came. Uh, no, um, Pastor Nathaniel Bassie had come. I couldn't lift my leg at all. Um, Apo, um, Pastor Nathaniel Bassie was, um, instructed to blow the trumpet during, uh, day one. Well, yeah, during day one. And so after that, Apostle came in. He was like, um, "I believe I see people leaving their wheelchairs, leaving their walkers." And I came in with my walker because I already dumped my wheelchair. I said, "I'm not going down the plane with this wheelchair, so I'm going to carry a walker. Come, hot water, I'm going to serve." And so, um, after, after, uh, Apostle had released the word, I felt this, um, it was like a pushing, and I just leaped up from my chair with my walker. And at first, I started walking with my walker, but then a friend of mine had come because we, I had been confessing, "I'm already healed." A friend of mine had come and snatched the walker. And so I said, "Well, here it goes." So I just started walking. And so I, I started walking. Um, and so I, I still, I still kept, um, having pain in my leg, and I, and I knew that I had so much things to do. I had missions. I had Sound of Revival, and then we had Kh KSOM, and I was like, "I must attend every single thing. I'm a servant in the house. I'm a child of, uh, in the house, and I need to be there. I need to hear what my father is saying." And so the Lord, while I was praying, the Lord gave me, um, Colossians 2:19: "Under Christ's control, the whole body is nourished and held together by its joints and ligaments and it grows as God wants it to grow." And so I had, I had kept this word. And then Apostle, during the, um, first, uh, service, the miracle service of the year, I remember the word that God sent me, and I said, "Okay, God, this is it. I'm going to get up from this. I'm dumping my cane, I'm dumping everything, and I'm going to run." And so Apostle gave us the teaching about receiving, believing, receiving, and having. And so when I didn't know, uh, how to, how to really receive the words for me, but I knew I had the believing part. So after he gave the description, I, something clicked in me, and I was like, "No, this can't be. I have way too much to do. My health must be in order for me to serve the Lord, uh, appropriately." And so I believed in the word, and Apostle, uh, was making declarations. He said, "I'm getting ready to pray for the sick." He was making declarations, and he said, um, "I need you to do something that you've never done before." He finished the sentence. I got up from my bed. I dropped to the ground. I did four count push-ups. And I said, "Well, here goes nothing." And I started running to my kitchen. My kitchen's pretty big. I started doing circles in my kitchen. I ran back and forth. I threw my daughter my phone, and I said, "Baby, record me." So she started recording me, and today I stand fully healed. No heart problems, no palpitations, no pain in my leg. I'm running. I'm walking. And so let me be an encouragement that whatever you came here for, whether you are a child of this house, you are a servant in this house, God has given us a father who wants what, um, who comes in agreement with exactly what we want. And so whatever you're believing God in, whatever you're believing God for, please receive the words after being declared, and after being, after believing, receiving, you will have it. God bless you. Amen.

Can we celebrate God for these powerful testimonies? Can we go to the Lord, the doer of all these miracles, and return all the praise and glory to Him? There is none like our God, the miracle worker, the one that does wonders without number. Are you blessing Him tonight? He says, "Come with words. Offer thanks and praise and adoration to Him." We bless You. We worship You. We love You. We are grateful, oh God. Blessed, blessed, blessed, blessed be Your name. Be magnified. Be glorified. Coonia Canada, can you give the Lord a shout of praise? Come on. Is somebody excited about the great and mighty things that the Lord is doing in our midst? The Lord in the midst of His people is mighty. He is awesome. He is the doer of all these things. No man can do these things except God be with him. He is the one that has done so many mighty and wonderful things without number. Why don't you lift up your voice this morning and say, "Father, we are grateful. Father, we thank You for the many mighty hearts." Oh, heaven. You alone deserve all the glory. You alone deserve all the praise. Come on, let the Lord hear your voice of thanksgiving. Out of them shall proceed a voice of thanksgiving. Let Him hear your voice. Adonai, Adonai, we worship You. I don't know if we heard those testimonies this morning, but our God is mighty, and there is nothing impossible for Him to do. There is nothing impossible for our God to do. I want you to go before the Lord this morning. You have heard those testimonies. It is this is your moment. This is your time for you to say, "Lord, I too shall testify. I want to be a partaker of the many graces that are available in this, in this, in this house. I also want to testify as I have come before You this morning. Ah, Lord, please do not let me go back the same way. Please do not let me go back the same way. Visit me. Visit me. Make sure heaven is hearing your voice this morning. Take away every confusion from my life. Let Your light shine through me. Let me go back a changed man. Let me also be transformed. Once I'm transformed, every aspect of my life receives Your touch. Coonia, are you praying this morning? I'm giving you just a few minutes. Make sure that heaven is hearing your voice. Make sure that you are talking to your Father. Make sure that you are saying, "Lord, please do not pass me by." The Bible speaking said Jesus was passing by Jericho, and there was a man who had been blind, and he was crying out, and they told him, "Keep quiet." Make sure you're not distracted by your neighbor this morning. Lift up your voice and cry for mercy. Jesus is passing this way today. Make sure He hears your voice. Ah, the blind man said, "Jesus, Thou Son of David, have mercy on me." Someone is crying for mercy this morning. Someone is crying for a touch this morning. Someone is looking for an encounter. The woman with the issue of blood said, "If I may but touch the hem of His garment," somebody reach out and touch this morning. Jesus is here. There's no situation that is too hard for Him. Thank You, Father. Thank You for the mighty things You're doing in our midst. We are not ashamed to let the world know that this is Your doing. Receive all the praise. In Jesus' name, we have prayed.

>> Amen.

It is offering time. I'm going to give you an opportunity to package your offerings before the Lord this morning. And while we're doing that, let's read from Exodus 25 and verse 2. Exodus 25:2. The Bible says, "Speak unto the children of Israel, that they may bring Me an offering of every man that giveth it willingly with his heart, ye shall take My offering." There's a criteria for God to take your offering. There's a criteria that you must meet for your offering to be accepted. It must come from a willing heart. Not out of compulsion, not with a donation mentality, not because you have come, you have come to seeking, seeking things from the hand of God, but because you love Him. That's the first reason why we give. And so with that understanding this morning, I'd like us to package our our offerings, our tithes, kingdom investments. Any vows you have made before the Lord this morning, I want you to package those offerings. Our ushers are on the aisles with envelopes. If you need some envelopes, please do well to fill out the envelopes really properly. And we also have details displayed on the screen. You can make use of those details on the screen for all your seeds and all your giving. You can scan the QR code to give via PayPal, or you can give via Interact. There's an email address on there to give via Interact. And now I want you to lift up your offering before the Lord online, on-site. Make sure you're giving an offering willingly out of your heart unto the Lord this morning. And I want you to speak onto that offering. Say, "Lord, let the oil of financial fortune come upon me by reason of my seed that I am giving this morning in Your presence." And we're going to speak over our offerings even this morning. And when I read, I want you to say, "Amen." Psalm 20 from verse 1, it says, "The Lord hear thee in the day of trouble."

>> The name of the God of Jacob defend thee. Send thee help from the sanctuary, and strengthen thee out of Zion. Remember all thy offerings, and grant and accept thy burnt sacrifice.

Now lift up your voice and pray over your offering and say, "Lord, let this be the beginning, oh God, of open doors. Let the blessings of givers follow me this morning. That which is my assigned portion, let it be unto me in the name of Jesus." I pray for you this morning as you are giving that this will be the least that you will ever give in the name of Jesus. I pray for you that you'll experience supernatural increase by way of favor and by way of value in the name of Jesus. God bless you this morning. Cast your seed with joy and gladness of heart. Hallelujah. Blessed be the name of the Lord. Um, we've been on a prayer series for a few weeks. I want us to just take a few moments of this time to just build capacity and create room for all that the Lord has prepared for us in this service. Is that all right? Can we lift our voices and pray in the spirit? We create capacity. Let's put to practice what we've been learning on the power of prayer, on the ministry of prayer. You can sing in the spirit. Out of my belly shall flow rivers, rivers of living water. Out of my pressing shall flow rivers, rivers of living water. Shall flow rivers, rivers of living water. And as the river flows, it begins to bring every dead thing to life. It's a life-giving river. Oh, let it flow right here, right now. And someone praying in the spirit. Say, "After my belly, rivers of living water. The waters that my generation is passing for my belly. It begins to bring every dead thing to life. It's a life-giving river flowing out of me, flowing out of my belly as the river. It begins to bring everybody. It's a life-giving river. Let it flow. Let it fly. The Holy Ghost is locked up in my earth. The Holy Ghost is locked up in my earth. The Holy Ghost, the power of this earth. Is the Holy Ghost the treasure in my vessel? Spirit, spirit. Heat. Heat." Take a few more seconds and cry. "You are holy, my God, Almighty. My life is full of Your glory." Can we sing louder? 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of a believer or a territory. By the way, I did tell you that the value and the benefit of prayer goes beyond the individual. Prayer can affect an individual. Prayer can affect a family. Prayer can affect a business. Prayer can affect a community. There is no matter of life that prayer cannot do something about. The Bible says be anxious for nothing. Then he says in everything, say everything.

"Everything" includes every matter, every issue of concern. It says, "But in everything, by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known unto God." Shout, "I will pray."

So, what does prayer do in the life of a believer or a territory? A quick recap so that we connect to tonight's teaching. Number one, we said that prayer creates the platform for communion and fellowship with God, thereby deepening the believer's relationship with God. This is a major assignment of the prayer ministry beyond receiving things from God. A major part of the believer's prayer life should be as a tool or a platform for fellowship, for communion, and for contact with God.

Number two, we said prayer provides a platform for the believer to encounter the refining and the transforming power of God. This is very profound. In the place of prayer is likened to a refinery where the Holy Spirit does an inner work in the believer in partnership with the word of God, producing a refined, Christlike believer. Like you pass crude oil or any raw material through a refinery or some form of transformative process, and then it brings out the treasure. You know how oil comes out from, um, say, coconut, or oil comes out from olive, or oil, the various expressions are produced from crude oil. That's what prayer does. It transforms and refines the believer.

Number three, we said prayer builds the believer's capacity to trust God. The Bible says, "But ye, beloved, building up yourselves on your most holy faith." It says, "Praying in the Holy Ghost." It matters that your capacity to believe and trust God increases with time. Hallelujah. When the Bible talks about the subject of faith, there are five levels of faith. There is no faith or zero faith. There is little faith. There is much faith. There is great faith. There is exceeding great faith. I'll say that again. When it has to do with the levels of faith representing your capacity to trust God, the Bible shows us five levels of faith: no faith, little faith, much faith, great faith, and exceeding great faith. Your goal is to rise to a level where your faith is exceedingly great. And prayer plays a very major role in helping you. Because in the place of prayer, something happens to your spirit man as the reality of the God you are praying to is furnished in your spirit. You come out from that place of prayer with a greater conviction as to who God is and what He is able to do. He said, "I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day." You understand me so far? Say amen.

Amen. Number four, what does prayer achieve in the life of a believer or a territory? Number four, we said prayer is the authorized channel to involve God and to call for divine assistance in the life of the believer. It is the authorized channel to involve God in the affairs of your life and to call for divine assistance. The Bible says, "Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not." A scripture that I quoted a little earlier, it says, "Be anxious for nothing." Philippians chapter 4, verse 6: "But in everything by prayer, in everything by prayer, in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your request be made known." When you want to call upon the Lord officially, the platform is prayer. Lamentation is a sincere expression of your need for God. But that does not necessarily call on the attention of God. There are rules of engagement, as you'll be learning. It is in prayer. The Bible says, "You ask the Father in my name, and He will do it for you." Are we learning? Many believers lament, we whine, we cry sincerely so. But the reason why we do not get any result is because lamentation is not prayer. It is a human expression of pain, emotions. But that does not carry any value in the spirit. If you want to involve God, you have to pray. And the reason for that, I don't have the time for that now, but the reason why you have to pray is because God gave man a will. And the moment He gave you a will, it became scripturally incorrect for God to veto your will. He will always allow you to declare. You see that you declare your need for Him and you verbalize your need for Him, even in prayer. It is the reason why prayerlessness is pride. It is an announcement to heaven that you do not need the assistance of God in your life. Prayerlessness is pride. The highest demonstration of pride, in fact, is prayerlessness because it's a declaration of independence that you do not need the assistance of God in your life. And the Bible already told us that "by the arm of flesh shall no man prevail." It already told us beforehand that "it is vain to wake up early in the morning and to sleep late in the night only to eat the bread of sorrow." The Bible says, "Except the Lord build the house, they that build it labor in vain. Except the Lord watch over the city." You see that the watchmen watched but in vain. So when you desire to call upon the name of the Lord, the platform is prayer. You can cry. Jesus wept. You can grieve. You can express emotions. But when you are done, make sure you pray. God is touched by the feelings of our infirmity, but He responds to His word. He's touched by the feelings of our infirmity, but He does not respond as per the feelings of our infirmity. He responds to prayer. He responds to His word. Ready for number five?

Number five, which was where we connected from last week. He said, "Prayer helps the believer to access the voice of God concerning any and all matters of life and destiny." This is powerful. Prayer helps the believer to access the voice of God concerning any and all matters of life and destiny. This is profound. I did say a few things about the voice of God. I'm not sure I have the liberty to share all, but please let me recommend that you listen to last week's teaching, part two. Let us pray. I taught extensively, quite extensively, on the voice of God. But let me say one or two things about that. I did say last week that when we say the voice of God, it doesn't necessarily mean the sound of His voice. The voice of God is a generic expression that seeks to capture all the scriptural channels by which God communicates His thoughts, His will, and His intent to the believer. Did you get that? So the idea of voice is not limited to sound. The idea is the scriptural mechanism by which God transfers His thoughts, His will, and His intent to the knowledge, the knowing, the heart of a believer. When you study communication in our world, there's what we call verbal and nonverbal communication. Am I right? Meaning I don't have to speak to you to transfer my thoughts. And I illustrated that last week when I called a gentleman upstage in UK, and I motioned him, you know, and I told him to do all the things he thought I was doing, and he got everyone right without me speaking. So when we talk about the voice of God, we are not necessarily talking about a divine sound, a thunderlike sound coming from a deity somewhere. There are not many people who will hear God like that. He does speak like that. The Bible captures God speaking His voice like thunder upon many waters. But you need to find out what happened to the nation of Israel when He spoke like that. They refused to hear Him again. They said, "No, no, we're not interested in this kind of hearing. You talk to Moses like that, then talk to us the way humans talk to men." You see that? So, there are not many times in your lifetime you will hear the audible voice of God. I'm not sure I've heard the audible voice of God more than twice in my life, as much as I can recall. I hear God, but not that way. And I know what happened to me when I did hear that. Um, when you hear that the voice of God is mighty upon many waters, believe me, it is something that you need capacity to be able to receive. Praise the name of the Lord. Hallelujah. So, the voice of God, there are many scriptural channels for discerning the voice of God. Now, the will and the intent of God. Number one, scripture. Number two, dreams and prophetic encounters. Number three, the coexistence of righteousness, peace, and joy as an expression of the presence of the kingdom. Number four, the leverage of the prophetic. You see that? Number five, the witness of the Spirit. "The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit that we are sons of God." So these are the various channels. And based on the gravity of what God wants to communicate to you, it is His prerogative to decide what channel. So there are many, there are many factors that determine how God speaks to you. Number one, your level of spiritual growth. Number two, the seriousness of the instruction He wants to give you. If God wants to give you a life-defining instruction, it'll come more than just a careless witness. No, no, no, no. Because there are many other things that can try to mimic His voice there. He would need to use a stronger channel. And then your level of spiritual development, whatever faculty you have developed, He will, that is strongest in terms of perceiving and believing His voice, He will usually route through that channel. So if you have not developed your dream life, or you have not developed your spirit man to hear His voice, He would rather use the prophetic. There are people who are still Greeks. They still seek for a sign. No matter what they see, if it's in themselves, they would not believe it. So God can route that instruction through a prophetic ministry. That's where the revelatory dimension of the prophetic ministry helps. Because when someone within the context of the word gives you information about your life that you know nobody would have known, now it convinces you that God is speaking. Then there comes the instruction. You see that? Even though the revelatory dimension of the prophetic ministry has been abused, it was meant to build faith in people. Let me tell you this: every time God reveals something about people, it is to boost their faith level so that they will now hear what He wants to tell them. It's not about your past that He's revealing. It's about something He wants to tell you, but He will use a man to boost your faith level. Remember what happened to the woman at the well? Jesus comes to her, and she thought He was one of the people maybe who would like her or something of that sort, and they began a conversation. Jesus said, "Give me water," and she said, "What are you saying? I mean, Jews and Samaritans don't meet together." And then a conversation began, and as He kept speaking His intelligence, she said, "I discern that you are a prophet." Then she brought the matter of worship. He now said, "Go and call your husband." She said, "No, I don't have any. I have five, and the one I'm currently with is not even my husband." Jesus said, "You are right." And they began to converse. At the end of it, when she found out He was the King of Kings, He was Jesus the Savior, she left her fetcher pot and everything, ran into the city and said, "Come see a man." Notice what she said: "Come see a man that told me everything I have done." And people came because of how compelling the witness was. Do you understand all I've said? Praise God.

All right. So let's jump quickly to number six. We have a lot for tonight. Prayer is a channel for receiving divine strategies. Through the platform of prayer, we access the hidden wisdom of God. Again, I've clarified on the word "hidden." The word "hidden" means classified, privy for a group of people, bespoke for your destiny. The classified wisdom of God that are consistent with the will of God for every season. There are times you will need divine strategies. You see, every prophetic word, every instruction God gives you, as far as destiny actualization is concerned, requires a divine strategy for its execution. God will never give you a mandate and leave you to invent your way of executing it. Every mandate comes with a divine strategy for its successful execution. Now, the danger is that most Christians only receive the mandate, then they begin to execute. So you find out that God told you to come to Canada, but you have not found out how He designed you to win. You now begin to invent your way and find out that the more you try, the more it does not work. Never leave His presence until you receive the mandate and the strategy. They may not come at the same time, but insist. That's what Joshua did. "We know that is to defeat Jericho, but we're not going to assume that you want us to use the sword. We learned a lesson already at the Red Sea." And so the God comes to him and gives him the strategy: "Go around Jericho once." See that? And then on the seventh day, you go around seven times, and the priest will blast the trumpet, and Jericho sank. I'm praying for you in the name of Jesus that as you engage consistently in the prayer ministry, in addition to what God told you this year already, in addition to the prophetic word you have received for the new season, the strategy for execution will also be delivered. Canada, you are not shouting amen like you're receiving.

Number seven, what does prayer achieve in the life of a man? What does prayer achieve across a territory? Ready? Number seven is powerful. The intercessory dimension of prayer allows for divine intervention in the life of others and across a territory. There is what we call the intercessory dimension of prayer. And when you engage in the intercessory dimension of prayer, it allows for divine intervention first in the life of others and then across a territory. The character of true intercession is that you must look beyond yourself. Intercession is an expression of love where you desire God to make good His word or to intervene in the life of others. Maybe your children, maybe your spouse, maybe your parents, maybe some fellow that you do not even know anything about, or a territory. This is a dimension of prayer not many believers have understood. 1 Timothy 2 and verse 1: "The Bible mandates that first and foremost intercession be made." "I exhort therefore," he said, "that first of all supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for how many men?"

All men. "All men. Number two, when you are done with all men, then you go to kings and for all that are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty." He said, "For this is good in the sight of God our Savior, who desires that all men be saved and that they come unto the knowledge of the truth." The intercessory dimension of prayer also doubles as the warfare dimension of prayer. This is where you contend with the demonic forces that are scheduled to destroy lives, to destroy territories. These are the demonic spirits that are responsible for mind control across a territory. I did say it last week. When you find people behave in a way that is inhuman, I can tell you that they are under the influence of strange spirits. Are we together? When someone just picks up a gun and begins to blow up people like that, it's not about some emotional state. The victim may not know that he or she is under the influence of a demon spirit. And because spirits come and go, by the time a spirit leaves its victim, the person returns back to sanity. You find out that the person is behaving well. Same thing with those on drugs. Same thing with those who do all kinds of inhuman activities. At the point of execution, I can tell you they are usually under the influence of demon spirits. And this is where the ministry of intercessors and watchmen come in. You see that now? Watchmen, those who God has given an elevated level of sensitivity to discern the spiritual operations within a territory. And they detect when there is a release of demonic arsenals over that territory to begin to introduce habits and introduce mind control systems. These are the spirits that are responsible for demonic trends. Someone does something, sells it on social media, and the next moment it becomes widespread. That publicity you see has demons taking it from corner to corner, and sooner or later, you find out a particular age demographic begins to practice those things. It's an attack. But here is where intercessors come in. Who is understanding me so far? And in this season, across every territory, God is raising real intercessors.

Real intercessors. People who know how to hold on to the four horns of the altar. And they will pray the will of God. Pray the will of God. The program of God is at risk in any territory where we do not find trained and mentored intercessors. Not just zealous people praying. You'll be learning the rules of engagement. Just because you are shouting in the name of Jesus does not mean you are praying. You have to be able to pray in a way that is fervent and effectual. Dissipating energy, sincerely so, does not mean you are making any reasonable contact in the spirit. Are we together? Praise the name of the Lord. We need intercessors, and I'm praying for some of you who are already in the intercessory ministry. May tonight's teaching equip you and bring you to a point where you are able to stand in as intercessors, as gatekeepers, as watchmen over Canada, over North America, over your various regions in the name of Jesus. I sense in this season that women will rise, wailing women. I sense in this season that men will arise. I sense in this season that God will be handpicking people across every family. They are the ones who will drive and stay away the power and abort the plan of darkness.

"Just because you saw it in a dream does not mean it must happen." This is where the power of intercession comes in. If it is not consistent with the will of God, you can use "it is written" to cancel away what you saw. "I have taught you that 'it is written' is greater than 'I saw'." "It is written" is greater than "I heard." It doesn't matter what you saw or you heard. You can take the word of God, put it on the lips of faith, and engage through the prayer platform and change things. For someone prophesied, say it must change.

"Everything that does not look like Jesus Christ must change." Say it must change. Failure must change in the place of prayer. Disappointment must change in the place of prayer. Delay and stagnation must change in the place of prayer. I have the power to manipulate outcomes to be consistent with the will of God. I'm not disadvantaged. Prayer gives me a leverage in the spirit. I can use the word of God and pass it through the refinery of prayer and change things and change things. For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, it worketh in us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. It says, "While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are unseen: for the things which are seen are temporal." Temporal, temporal. Say, "Must change." Please, you may be seated. But in everything by prayer and supplication, you can change things in the place of prayer. You don't know how cheap it is to manifest victory over Satan and demonic forces until you learn the mystery of prayer. Satan is as powerful in your life as your prayerlessness. Let me say that again. Satan is as powerful in your life as your prayerlessness. If you know how to pray and to pray with understanding, you can keep the devil at bay as if he does not exist. Praise the name of the Lord.

Number eight, we said last week, still recapping. Beautiful recap, it is, isn't it? You're already getting blessed. Prayer activates the ministry of angels as part of God's overall strategy for enforcing victory in the life of a believer or a territory. Let me take that slowly because I want you to write it down. Prayer activates the ministry of angels. This is good. As part of God's strategy for enforcing victory in the life of an individual and in a territory. The angelic ministry plays a vital role as part of God's overall strategy for enforcing victory. Are we together? In the life of a believer and across a territory, from Genesis to Revelation, you see the angels of God working in partnership with the word of God, working in partnership with the Holy Spirit. Whether they are reapers, the Bible says the reapers, the laborers, the reapers are the angels. So the angels work in partnership with men. Are we together? When it has to do with the ministry of protection, you find angels there too. When you find the ministry of strengthening, you find the angels too. When Jesus was done praying and fasting, the angels came and ministered to Him. The Bible calls them ministering spirits. That should be Hebrews chapter 1, verse 14. "Are they not all, not some, are they not all ministering spirits? Sent to minister to they that be the heirs of salvation." Are they not all ministering spirits? Hebrews 1:14. In Psalms 91 and verse 11, the psalmist was speaking so beautifully, and he said, "He shall give his angels charge over you." Give it to us. Psalm 91 and verse 11. Someone read it like a word you are receiving in this season. One, two, go. "For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways." Come on. "To keep thee in all thy ways." In fact, the Bible says, verse 12, "They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone." Let me do a little Bible quiz for you Bible students. Who do you remember quoting this scripture in the New Testament?

Satan himself. He knows this scripture. He knows it. Temptation number two. This was the scripture he brought. He said, "Remember, it is written, 'They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone.'" I did say last week that angels, according to scripture, are involved with worship, as we find in Revelations 5, Revelation 7. They are involved with receiving prayers and delivering answers, as we find in Revelations chapter 8. We find that in Daniel chapter 9. They are responsible for providing guidance, delivering messages. They are responsible for warfare and protection. There was war in heaven. It was Michael the archangel that fought. We mentioned different classes of spirit beings that operate in the angelic capacity: the cherubs, the seraphs, the archangels, the messenger angels, the warring angels. There's there's an elaborate discussion. There's a theological, a strong and broad theological exegesis on the ministry of angels. And it's important that believers, at the very least, understand that they are there. Even if you do not understand the whole classification of angels, it is fair enough for you as you grow spiritually to be aware of their presence, that they are there. When Jesus was born, there were angels. When Jesus began His ministry after the temptation, there were angels. The only part of Jesus's life where there were no angels was when He was at the cross. From birth until His ascension, when He ascended, it was two angels who said, "Why stand ye gazing up into heaven? This same Jesus, which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven." The only time in Jesus's ministry where there were no angels was at the cross, and that was because He became man, and He was dying for man. You need the ministry of angels. Now, I did make a statement last week, and I hope I make it again for your learning. There's no record in scripture where the believer is mandated to command angels. And I need to correct this with all due respect. Sometimes preachers, you know, talk about commanding angels. And I understand what they mean to say, but all the same, it's not scriptural. When angels look like they are obeying you, it is because they are obeying the word that comes from you. They are assigned to the word. Their response is with respect to the word. But when the believer takes the word of God and puts it upon the lips of faith and makes the declaration of the word, they move in the direction of that word. So it will look like you are the one they are obeying. You walk in disobedience, and you know it was not you they were obeying. You see that now? The Bible says they excel in strength, and they obey. How does it put it? There's a way that the Bible puts it there. So is angels. You don't command angels per se. You can activate the ministry of angels in your life and across a territory. And the way you activate the ministry of angels is to declare the word, because the angelic ministry, just like the power of God, responds to the word. I told you where you want to know where the power of God is, find out where the word of God has gone to. Any direction of the word of God is where the power of God is, because the assignment of the power of God, like the angelic ministry, is to bring confirmation to the word. Who is understanding this? So when you say, "In the name of Jesus, I release the ministry of angels," say that with a mentality that the word of God has gone that direction, and the angelic ministry, as part of God's overall strategy, will also go that direction. You understand? Yeah. But the arrogance that ignorance brings sometimes in believers: "I command you, angel, come and stand before me." All those things, it doesn't work that way. If you really see an angel, whether he has wings or not, I can tell you an average angel is by far bigger than Goliath. Except angels now, there are a class of angels that look like humans. I can tell you everybody here has at least met one. Yes. The Bible says to be careful as you entertain strangers. It says, "For in it some of you have entertained angels unawares." So there are a class of angels whose formation, because of the nature of their ministry, you thought you spoke to a man. It is when God opens your eyes, you will see that that formation was not human. You spoke to an angel. They have rescued many of you. Let me surprise you. Many of them came in the similitude of people you already knew, and you thought it was a continuation of a conversation. Whereas the angel just came in and breached something, corrected something, and left. May you encounter their ministry.

Let me inform you, body of Christ, as we prepare for this glorious move of God. I believe now, listen, angels are assigned to every believer in Christ according to scripture. Children, adults, once you are a believer in Christ, there is an assignment of angels to help minister to you as an overall strategy that brings you victory. Number two, when you answer the call of God upon your life, whether the five-fold ministry or that which makes for kingdom and kingdom come, please help them. There is a designation. Please lend me your attention. These are just supernatural manifestations of the Holy Spirit. Hallelujah. Now, are we together? So when you discover your call, your prophetic call, more so if it has to do with the five-fold ministry, there is a designation of the angelic ministry that is connected to that call. It helps to bring strength and it helps to bring efficiency to your ministry. Revelation 1:1: "The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to show unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass; and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant John." Now, there are times that the Bible uses the word "angels" to refer to men of God, the ones who oversee the work, like you read in the seven churches, "to the angel in Philadelphia," right? The word there is not angels. Men. These are men. You get the idea. But now, there are real angels. There are angels that are dispatched. When God, when a prophetic season comes upon a believer or a territory, there is a release of angels for that assignment. When you are engaging in warfare, especially during times where there are times that will happen in the life of every believer when there's an unusual attack, at that point there is a deployment of angels. They will not always be with you. These ones come to you. I don't have the time to show you in Acts chapter 12. The Bible talks about the church praying over Peter. You remember, and an angel was sent to come and rescue Peter. The Bible says they did not open the door when he knocked because they thought it was his angel. So Peter had his angel. But this one who came was not his angel. He came in response to the prayer of the church. After he delivered him, he left. When Paul was having an issue and the boat was going to capsize, remember he prayed, and an angel appeared before him and said, "Tell the people there shall be no loss." He said, "I bring you announcements," paraphrasing, "an angel has appeared unto me and he has said, 'There shall be no loss.'" The Bible says, "The boat rocked, rocked. They lost a few things, but it went safely and arrived at an island called Melita." Are we still together? There are times where angels threw hailstones and killed people in their thousands. Who understands this so far? The ministry of angels. I'm praying for you. Where the ministry of angels have been dominant in your life because of your neglect of the word or because you did not walk in the consciousness of their ministry, they are a part of God's overall strategy for your victory. I pray for you in the name of Jesus. You will begin to enjoy the ministry of angels. Shout amen.

Shout amen again. Amen. Praise God. Now let's go to part three. Let us pray the rules of engagement. I'd like to start by teaching us what the Bible calls the various kinds of prayer. Let's go to Ephesians chapter 6 and verse 18. There is a skill to prayer, and the Bible talks to us about praying with all kinds of prayer or all prayer. I think NKJV, if I recall, says "all kinds" or one of the renditions, it says "praying always with all prayer." Somebody say, "All prayer."

All prayer. Or all kinds of prayer. So there are various kinds of prayer that are available, and it's important that the believer is mentored and trained to understand the kinds of prayer that are available and when to use them. If you want to be efficient as far as the ministry of prayer is concerned, you need to know when to pray what kind of prayer. And I've pieced together a few of them, at least five of them. I'll run through it very quickly, and then we'll go to why prayers fail to produce answers. I need us to get there. We need to know why prayers fail to produce answers. Can you pray in the spirit for one minute? We'll be looking at the various kinds of prayer. Glory be to the name of the Lord. Someone's prayer life is changing. Someone's prayer life is changing. Go ahead and pray. Lift your voice and pray. You are stepping into a level of the grace of God. Fear dies in your life. "You are my hiding place, my safe refuge, my treasure. Lord, you are my friend and king, anointed one most holy. You are my hiding place, my safe refuge, my treasure. Lord, you are my friend and king, anointed one most holy." For someone. When you learn the various kinds of prayers that are available, you will not fear storms again. Your fears will die because you will see that you were not left without the arsenals, the resources. I was speaking to the leaders yesterday at our retreat, or the workers, and one of the things I told them was that God does not send people without making available the resources that make for your efficiency. It's not enough to understand your assignment. You must also understand the resources that have been made available. He said, "As my Father has sent me, the same mission, but the same equipping. As my Father has sent me, so send I you." So the Bible teaches that there are various kinds of prayer. Let me list a few of them for you. Ready?

Number one, praying in the spirit. What we know generally as praying in tongues. Now, praying in the spirit goes beyond praying in tongues. But for the purpose of our discussion, let's contextualize it to refer to praying in tongues. The word "tongues" is an ancient word that just means languages. In this case, divine languages. The prayer language. You may want to call it for short. If you're writing, would you put in bracket, "the prayer language"? I'm happy that by the grace of God, I think that maybe in the last five years or thereabout, several teachings have come across the body of Christ that has helped to strengthen the understanding of people as to the value and the profit of the prayer language. Until now, it's been a heavy subject of debate across different denominations and Christian expressions. Some believe it, some don't. Some have a theological explanation. Some just feel it's a lot of gibberish that should be thrown away. The goal is not to create any debate or any concept or a subject of discussion and create all kinds of debates. But I will tell you this by the authority of scripture: the prayer language is an advantage that God gave the believer, and it does many things, many things, many things. Among them, it brings edification and growth. The Bible says in 1 Corinthians chapter 14, verse 2: "He that speaketh in an unknown tongue speaketh not unto men, but unto God: for no man understandeth him; howbeit in the spirit he speaketh mysteries." And if you want to know anything about these mysteries, you have to refer to 1 Corinthians chapter 2. The Bible says, "When we are among them that are mature, we speak mysteries." You know, these are the mysteries that have been ordained for our glory. When you pray in the spirit, among the many things it does is that it strengthens your capacities, a growth system. It doesn't just activate your organs of interaction with the realm of the spirit. It strengthens your understanding. Praying in tongues is also a transportation system. It can bring into your space, spiritually and then mentally, the will of God. Hallelujah. The Bible says, "We do not know what to pray for as we ought to." But it says, "The Spirit maketh intercession for us using that same prayer language and praying through us the will of God." Hallelujah. So if you are in this place and you've not experienced what we know as the baptism of the Holy Spirit with the evidence of praying in tongues, um, you may want to do a little study so that it builds your conviction. But I propose to you and I advise you in righteousness: you will be robbed of an opportunity to grow constructively and become a mighty man in the spirit if you do not open up your heart to receive the prayer language. Praise the name of the Lord. So praying in the spirit, this is very powerful. The Bible already told us that "we see in part and we prophesy in part." Number two, the Bible says sometimes we do not know what to pray for as we ought to. This is very powerful. How many of you know, let me use medicine for instance, there are times you can have a headache, but what is wrong with you is not headache. That headache is only responding to something else that is wrong with you. Am I right? So whilst you may want to take something, maybe an over-the-counter pill or drug, something that just solves the headache, it keeps persisting because the issue is not headache. You would have to go to a doctor, and upon examining you, they may tell you that that pounding headache is responding to something else. It's a signal. That's how it is spiritually. Sometimes you may find your finances having a problem, but the real problem is not finances. Sometimes you can find an issue in your marriage, but it's not a marriage issue at all. You will need to consult with intelligence of the spirit to know the origin and the intent of that problem, not the expression of it. There are times that your health can be deteriorated. But what Satan is looking for is not your health, it's your finances. But he wants to use your ill health to keep depleting your finances. So while you are busy praying for healing, what he's really attacking is your finances. But when you begin to pray in the spirit, I call it distilled prayer. Prayer with accuracy. The Holy Spirit, who knows all things, the Holy Spirit, who knows the mind of the Father, and who sees all things, are we together? Is able to pray accurately through your faculties. Now, um, the words may not make any sense to you, "Baba Baba," and all of those. That's why the Bible says that "the natural man cannot receive the things of the Spirit, because they are spiritually discerned." Hallelujah.

I remember listening to Charles and Francis Hunter, profound, profound people when it has to do with the healing ministry and the revelation of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. I think these two areas God gave them great authority. And if you do find their materials anytime, it's worth your time. "The Healing of the Sick" is one of their classics, I think. Yeah, "Healing the Sick." Charles and Francis Hunter. Profound people. They influenced my life in many ways as far as the healing ministry is concerned. Lovely couple, very, very free-spirited. But my goodness, I mean, those people were anointed. The earth, the earth saw people who came and conquered and left. Charles and Francis Hunter, very profound people. It may interest you to know, I hope I'm still right, that it was said that almost all through their lifetime together as a couple, there were only few times, or at least no time, that they were separated. They did everything together, cast out demons together. Hallelujah. No wonder they were effective. Praise the name of the Lord.

"As for me," "and my house," "we will serve the Lord." Say, "In my house," "Jesus," "and Lucifer," "will not coexist." Say that like you believe. Say, "My house," "Jesus," "and Satan," "will not coexist." "Light" "and darkness" "will not coexist." And if that is the case in your house, in the name of Jesus, I'm supplying for you the tools tonight that you will begin to war with until you drive everything that looks like Satan out of your house. Because John 15 says, "And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." Someone say, "Let there be light." Now you are prophesying. Say, "Let there be light in your house. Let there be light in your body. Let there be light." Not light and darkness. The Bible says God separated the light and darkness. He separated the light and darkness. Hallelujah.

Train in the spirit. Prayer model number two. Are you ready? So there are times where you engage the prayer language, praying in the spirit, believing by faith. And I, I, I didn't tell you this. One of the ways to pray in the spirit effectively is that even though your understanding is fruitful, the Bible says, but many times God will use the power of imagery to direct you. So your mind is on the subject matter you are praying about, and yet you are praying in the spirit, knowing, seeing through the eyes of your spirit that changes are happening. Right now, prayer model number two. Let's hurry up. Faith-filled declaration of scripture. Faith-filled declaration of scripture. This is the second prayer model. Psalm 107:2 and 3. Let's hurry up. We have a lot to do. Psalm 107:2 and 3: "Let the redeemed of the Lord..." Talk to me, believers. "...let the redeemed of the Lord, whom he hath redeemed from the hand of the enemy." Verse 3: "And gathered them out of the lands, from the east, and from the west, from the north, and from the south." "Let the redeemed of the Lord say so." Ecclesiastes chapter 8 and verse 4. Ecclesiastes chapter 8 and verse 4. Faith-filled declaration of scripture. Read the first part until the column. Ready? 1, 2, go. "Where the word of a king is, there is power." Again, "Where the word of a king is, there is power." "Where the word of Joshua Selman is, there is power." Don't have the time to call your name tonight. I'm busy about my own destiny. "Where the word of Joshua Selman is, there is power." "Where the word of a king is, there is power." Power. But where the king does not use the word he has, you see, there is only potential power. "I prophesied as I was commanded, and then there was a sound." Everybody say, "Faith-filled declaration."

Now, I'll tell you how this prayer model works. This prayer model works only when you have a sound understanding of the promises of God. You cannot use this prayer model in ignorance. Now, you can pray in the spirit even if you do not know any verse, because the Holy Ghost is helping you, and you are speaking in words that are not intelligent to the mind. Howbeit, in the spirit, you are speaking mysteries. But for you to make faith-filled declarations of scripture, the demand is that the word of Christ must dwell in your heart richly by faith. Colossians chapter 3 and verse 16: "You see that? Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly." Out of the abundance of the wealth of the word, the wealth of the promises of God deposited in your spirit. I'm going to demonstrate it for you so you see how you pray that prayer. That is when you use the creative dimension of prayer. This one, you're not just asking God. I hope you know that prayer generally has to do with speaking with God. But there are dimensions of prayer that has to do with you creating possibilities by the power of God. You are not directly talking to God. This is where that dimension is. So when you get up in the morning and say, "In the name of Jesus Christ, and by the power of the Holy Spirit, this is the day the Lord has made. I declare that I rejoice and I am glad in it." You see, you are not directly talking to God. You are speaking to that situation. Are we together? "The lines fall for me in pleasant places. I have a goodly heritage. As I go out today, I'm blessed in my going out. I am blessed in my coming in. I'm showing you this scriptural prayer model. Everyone who meets me desires to bless me because I am blessed and healed. The wisdom of God is at work in me. The Bible says I have the mind of Christ in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. There is a spirit in me, and the inspiration of the Almighty makes me of understanding." Is someone learning now? "My hands are blessed. The works of my hands are blessed. Again, my going out is blessed. My coming in is blessed." You lay hands on your children and you declare that they are blessed. They have the mind of Christ. They excel because the Spirit of God is at work in them. "I declare my body is blessed. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead dwells in my mortal body. He quickens my mortal body unto health and vitality in the name of Jesus. Every organ in my body is blessed." Faith-filled declarations. "The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I be afraid of?" You see that? "When they who seek my flesh come, they stumble and they fall." Faith-filled declarations. You must hide.

The word of God in your heart so that you make these declarations. Not just, "Oh God, is this how you keep watching me? This is already February. How many more months?" You count by yourself. That is lamentation, and many people do those things. Now, God is a merciful God, but I am telling you, if you want to gain mastery in prayer, you must understand that you have a responsibility as a collaborator to create your possibilities. In the name of Jesus, I refuse to fail. The Bible says I am victorious. Victory is part of my life. I make declarations by the Spirit of God.

"Though my beginning be small, my later end shall greatly increase. I excel in ministry. I cannot fail. The works of my hands are blessed. If the Spirit that raised Christ dwells in me, He revitalizes my mortal body." Is someone learning now? I decree and declare, the hand of God is upon me. The anointing is speaking evidently. I go about doing good because the hand of God is at work in me. I am a blessing. The Bible already says so that in me all the families in Canada will be blessed. I am not a curse to any family. I am a blessing. My heart is indicting a good matter. Yay, I speak of excellent things. My tongue is a pen of a ready writer. I write blessings in the lives of men. I write increase in the lives of men because He has made me unto my God a king and a priest. And the Bible says, "Where the word of a king is, there is power." Therefore, as I speak, I command the elemental forces. They will respond because I am speaking as one who is sent. Come on now. Yes, sir.

I declare, Monday, you are blessed. I instruct you to be blessed because you are the day that the Lord has made. I will rejoice. Everything fighting my joy. The Bible says, "Because the Lord has made that day, I will rejoice." Therefore, I declare, I rejoice and I am glad in it. My Monday, you are blessed. Tuesday, you are blessed. Wednesday, you are blessed. Thursday, you are blessed. Friday, you are blessed. Saturday, you are blessed, in the name of Jesus Christ.

God has not given me the spirit of fear, but of love, of power, and of a sound mind. Therefore, I declare, the fear that comes from bills, I cast you away. The fear that comes from the future of my children, I cast you away. The fear that comes from the pending issues as regards my paper, my migration issue, I cast you in the name of Jesus. Fear that relates to finances, I cast you in the name of Jesus. Hallelujah. The fear that comes by reason of being old, I cast you. Being old is not a curse. The Bible says, "They that be planted in the house of God, they shall flourish in the courts of our God, that even in old age, they shall be fat and they shall be flourishing." As I age, I blossom. As I age, I bloom. I don't deplete. He keepeth his bones and none is broken.

Now, let me tell you this, ladies and gentlemen. If you don't know how to speak like this, speaking like this is sowing. That's how you plant seeds in the garden of your destiny. And can I tell you, if you keep quiet, someone else also has seeds. There is an enemy that has seeds, and he will plant a lot of rubbish in your garden. As for me, I won't be silent. I will speak that in the name of Jesus, 2026, you have to be better than 2025 because the Bible says, "The path of the just is as a shining light. It shines brighter and brighter unto the perfect day." In the name of Jesus, the Son of the living God. The favor of God is upon my face. No man will reject me. Who has been anointed to partner with my destiny in the name that is above all names. Coonia goes from glory to glory. Coonia, Canada. Coonia, US. Coonia, Abuja. Coonia Global. You are the beloved of the Lord, in the name of Jesus.

Do you believe what you are learning? "That's how it works, sir. Faith-filled declarations. Faith-filled declarations. This is especially a powerful tool I'm going to be showing you. You blend this especially when you are dealing with matters that conflict the word."

Intercession does not just stop at asking and crying and saying, "I bind demons." It's not always about a demon issue. When you clear the land, you create. "There is no farmer who rids his land of debris and weed, then leaves it like that and goes away. You didn't do anything then because the weed will grow again after you clear the land." Talk to me. What do you do? Talk to me. What do you do? That's right. Warfare clears the land. But when you leave the land that way, you've cleared the land. The Bible says when a demon spirit leaves a man, what does it do? It goes through dry regions looking for a place of refuge. And finding none, it will remember that it came from a house. It says, "Let me go back to my house." And it finds that house swept clean but empty. Empty. Empty. No failure in the name of Jesus. This is my destiny. You have yours. You can choose what you want to believe. Don't rub your belief on me. No, no, no, no. You have your own destiny. If you choose failure, I love you. I'll be glad to help you when you fail. But as for me and God, I have chosen my path. It's a path of victory. In the name of Jesus, I am victorious. It's a path of victory. Though my beginning be small, my latter end shall greatly increase in the name of Jesus.

Listen, I tell you this. We live in a world where people will want to force you into subscribing to their belief. You have to respect people and choose what you believe the word of God says. "If you have a problem with victory, I still love you. But don't try to rub off your mentality on me because God did not give us shared destinies. You have your destiny. Do with it whatever you want to do. I will be glad to pray for you when you allow sickness to take you. I'll be glad to pray for you when you allow all kinds of demons and curses to work. But as for me and God and my destiny, I will sit on the wheels of my destiny in partnership with the word and the Holy Spirit and drive that destiny till it looks like prophecy."

"I am victorious. Ah, I have overcome today. I am victorious. I have, yeah, I, yeah, I, yeah, I, yeah, I." "Say, in the name of Jesus." "I am born again. I'm a child of God. The Spirit of God lives in me. The wisdom of God is at work in me. The favor of God is upon my head. I am guided by the Spirit of God. I am not a rebel. I am yielded. Therefore, by the hand of God, I move progressively to the place of destiny. I refuse to fear. God has not given me the spirit of fear, but of love, of power, and of a sound mind. Fear, you are a foreign spirit. I cast you out of my life. I decree and I declare that I'm not alone in Canada. I'm not alone in Canada. I'm not alone in AUA. I'm not alone in US. I'm not alone. He said, 'Lord, I am with you always. I am not alone. I may look alone, but I have the backing of heaven. I am not alone over that situation. I can fail alone, but me and God cannot fail together. We have become a team.' My senior partner, I can fail alone without prophesying. I know that outside of Him, I'm a failure already. I don't have to act it. It's already so. But he that is joined to Christ is one spirit. One spirit. Indomitable. One spirit. Who understands this? Let faith rise from your spirit man. Let fear die. This is not some Pentecostal motivation. No, sir. No, sir. This is how the kingdom operates. You don't choose your formula. It's been there. It's the ordinance of the kingdom. It's how victory is produced from a believer."

"Say, 'Thank you, Jesus.'" "Thank you, Jesus." "When you wake up in the morning, you make declarations. Every time a mountain stands before you, every time someone says something that is inconsistent with the word of God, you may not have to shout it at their faces because you still walk with the law of honor. But sometimes you may need to go to the restroom for two minutes and shut your door and say, 'In the name of Jesus, he insulted me and he called me a failure. Um, I respect him, but I don't respect the seed he's sowing. I declare in the name of Jesus, I counter that word. I am victorious. Still victorious.'"

Please sit down. Please sit down. Please sit down. Faith-filled declarations of scripture for the purpose of creating your possibilities. Now, I hope you know that man was created in the image and the likeness of God. The image of God talks about the character, the nature of God. But the likeness of God talks about the capacity to function like God. And the first way to function like God is to speak like God. Because that's the first function of God we see in the Bible. And God said, not God did, not God made. And God said, "Light be." You are not like God if you don't speak like Him. He did not say, "Darkness, why did you come? You don't respect me." He said, "Light be." The talking spirit. Light be. You are not just a life-giving spirit. You are a talking spirit. Hallelujah.

Number three, the third prayer model the Bible teaches us ready is called the prayer of inquiry. Let's go to 1st Samuel 30 and:8. Let me rush this. We need to go to why prayers fail to produce answers. But the third prayer model is called the prayer of inquiry. "And David inquired of the Lord, saying, 'Shall I pursue after this troop, and will I overtake them?'" You need to understand who is speaking here. We're talking David. "And He answered him and said, 'Pursue, for thou shalt surely overtake them and without fail recover.'" There are times where the Bible, as the written word, may not give you exact answers in terms of answers bespoke to what you are looking for. At that point, you must learn to inquire of the Lord. I'm going to be showing you the ways to discern the will of God concerning any matter. Are we together? The prayer of inquiry is very powerful. Should I pursue? Should I overtake? Sometimes, you know, as believers, we become careless over our lives and take very costly decisions, not minding whether we are consistent with the will of God or not. The reason why we need to inquire of the Lord is because the Bible says, "There is a way that seemeth right unto a man." Is that not in your Bible? It says, "But the end thereof are the ways of death." It says, "Be careful so that what you call light be not darkness." You can look at something and call it light for years, only to find out that it were darkness all the while because of that limitation in the human nature. It's important to inquire from God. Should I pursue now? It doesn't mean to everything I didn't have to ask God what to wear this morning. No, He's giving me intelligence. Are we together? But should we be in Canada or go somewhere else? You don't just choose. That's too much of a risk. That's too much pride. I can tell you this. If we take the time to maximize the prayer of inquiry, you see your actions will be fewer, but you will win almost all the time.

"Did you know that part of our being busy is because there is a major portion of our activities that are not consistent with God's design for us? So, we keep experimenting, then we stumble across His will, then we experiment again, then we stumble across His will. But let's see what Ephesians chapter 5 tells us. It says, 'Let us walk circumspectly as wise and not as unwise.' Are we learning now? Redeeming the time. It says, 'Because the days are evil.' And one of the ways you redeem time is to know the will of God concerning every matter so that you don't experiment. The greatest way to redeem time is to minimize experimentation with your destiny. Imagine experimenting five years, then you find out you are wrong. Then you start again. Then you do another two years. Then you find out you are wrong. Then you try three months. Then you fight five months. At the end of it, you've experimented twenty-five years of your life. Then you discover the truth by yielding for one month. Unfortunately, the unit of destiny is time. Whatever takes a portion of your time has taken a portion of your life. It's important to inquire of the Lord. When you inquire of the Lord, your journey will be slower, but you will not have to reverse again. When you move, you move. I tell you this, when you walk with God, you can walk on your own for kilometers in destiny, but the moment God directs you, you must turn back and come to the point of His will. Then you go the right direction. If He wants to show you mercy, He will take where you are supposed to go and put it there so that you now move that direction. That's what restoration is called. However, for a matured believer, a believer who is understanding and learning the ways of God, believers are not given the liberty to experiment their lives carelessly. Your life is too delicate for experimentation. Your mind is powerful but not sufficient to bring you victory unassisted. Know this and settle it for a fact. Is someone learning?"

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart. Proverbs 3:5, it says, 'Lean not unto your own understanding.' It says, 'In all your ways acknowledge Him. Acknowledge Him. Acknowledge Him and as a result, He shall direct your path.' Verse seven says, 'Be not wise in your own understanding.' It says, 'Fear the Lord and depart from evil.' This is very powerful. Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct and He shall."

One more time. Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct and He shall direct. There are three signs in your life, three pointers that you need inquiry from God. Number one is confusion. Confusion. Number two, consistent struggles in an area. Please write this and learn. Every time you are perpetually confused as to a decision or an action to take, you need to pray the prayer of inquiry. Number two, whenever you start pushing and pushing and pushing and things are unnecessarily and unreasonably hard, you need to inquire of the Lord. Sometimes inquiring of the Lord will let you know that there is warfare there to fight. Is someone learning now? Praise the name of the Lord. One of the blessings that follow the voice of God is ease. Ease. When you push and push and push and push and push, calm down and go back and say, "God, sometimes it's because you are executing the wrong strategy, even though it's the right direction." Now imagine someone who wants to move forward and you put your gear on reverse. Your intention is right, but the strategy you are using is wrong. As soon as you match the throttle, where are you going? Then you say, "No, no, I'm sure I know that this car has capacity to move forward." You are right. Just because you are looking forward does not mean you will go forward. Your strategy must align with what you are seeing. I can be looking forward and my strategy says go back. Life will respect the strategy more than the vision.

"Did you hear what I said?" "Your vision and your strategy must align for you to go the same direction. There are many of us your vision says progress, but your strategy says go back. There are many of you your vision says go up, but the strategy says stay down. The strategy must be in sync with the vision. And this is where the power of the prayer of inquiry comes. Who is learning? I want to do business so that I will build a great, you know, financial life and bless people. Wonderful vision. What is the strategy? You don't have financial intelligence and you keep making mistakes, investment mistakes. You see that? So, you're putting your, your strategy is on reverse gear, even though your intention is sincere. Ladies and gentlemen, it takes more than sincerity to make progress. There are times you just have to inquire. And there are many ways God answers you. One, He can answer you by giving you a prophetic revelation from scripture. Number two, God can answer you by quickening a divine solution to your spirit. Number three, He can refer you to people who have gained mastery in finding direction. Is someone learning?"

See why it's good to come to church? There are things you cannot learn in a library, even though there are books there. There are things you cannot learn in a lecture hall, even though you stand before intelligent people, because this one is a business of the spirit. Hallelujah. All right. Very quickly, the prayer of inquiry. We're at number, let's do four. The second, the fourth prayer model. Ready? Warfare and intercessory prayers. I like this. Warfare and intercessory prayers. By the way, I'm sure you've heard the announcement that from March, let me say now as a reminder, from March, uh, April, and May, the next three months, all of the third Sundays in Coonia, the Lord gave me an instruction. So, we're dedicating all of the third Sundays, March, April, and May. Media, I'm not sure you have the design. If you have it, you can put it on display for us, else we'll just uh wait. But March, April, and May, the third Sundays of March, April, and May, we'll be dedicating it in the house. It will be a time of worship and warfare. And I'm going to be defining for you what warfare means. Praise the name of the Lord. All right, but back to our discussion. Ezekiel chapter 22 and:30. The warfare and intercessory prayers. This is very important. "And I sought for a man among them that should stand, should make up the hedge and stand in the gap before me for the land, that I should not destroy it, but I found none." May God find men.

"In the name of Jesus. May God find men in Canada. May God find men in North America. May God find men in Abuja, in Europe, in Asia, in Africa. Shout, 'I'm available.'" "I'm available." Like you mean it. Say, "I'm available." "I'm available." "I sought for a man but not finding any." You see that there are times that the devil seems to have an upper hand over men, over lives, communities, territories. And sometimes Satan's victory in a territory may seem to conflict the statement, "It is finished," and conflict the reality of God's authority, is because there has been a bankruptcy of men and women who understand how to enforce the verdict, the verdict of God's word. Let me define for you what warfare is for the believer. It's important we define what warfare is. Warfare is not fighting the devil. No, that's not your assignment. Did you hear what I said? Warfare is not fighting the devil. In fact, warfare is not fighting demonic spirits. No. No. That's a wrong understanding of warfare according to scripture. Warfare has to do with using the word of God and every spiritual resource that has been made available to the believer in Christ to enforce over lives, over territories. Are we together? And to ward off the arsenals of hell in experience. Don't worry, I'll take it easy. I just want it for, I want you to understand. Then I would give you what to write. Taking advantage of the word of God alongside all the spiritual resources as an arsenal that have been made available to the believer in Christ to enforce over your life and enforce over any situation the victory that is finished in Christ. Did you get that? So warfare is about using the resources of heaven alongside spiritual intelligence, engaging the ministry of angels, the word, the blood, and every spiritual resource that has been made available to the believer to enforce in your life, to make good at present what has been finished in Christ. This mental shift will matter whether you come out victorious or not. So with all due respect, and I say that with every sense of love and responsibility, there are many people whose approach to warfare is why they will never see victory manifest because the idea is about fighting Satan to see if you will win. You see that? That's a wrong, that's not a scriptural strategy. So today you feel, ah, I fought and then I won. But let's see what happens next week. No, the Bible says, "Thanks be to God, which causes us always, not sometimes, always to triumph." Are we together? Those who are involved in warfare and intercession, this mind shift can mean whether you'll be victorious or not. I don't have to fight the devil to win. No, it is my assignment to take the victory. Someone please learn: the victory that is finished in Christ. Are we together? Why do I need to enforce it? Because there is what we call the legal side of redemption, like E.W. Kenyon will teach, and the vital side of redemption. The legal side of redemption talks about prophetic realities as finished in Christ. But the vital side talks about their experiential manifestation, and that will require faith. It says, "Forever, O Lord, Your word is settled." Where? It didn't say in your life, in heaven. So it takes faith and the operation of the mysteries of the kingdom to make that victory that's been settled in Christ to become real in your life. How many of you know that even if you die of sickness today, it's already true that by His stripes you are healed, but it's not yet a reality in your body? So what do you do? You take advantage of that knowledge alongside the mysteries of the kingdom connected to health and healing and enforce it. The process of enforcing is what we call warfare. Did you get that? I need to say that so that when we talk about warfare prayer and we talk about putting on the whole armor of God, you know these are metaphors and similes that are used in scripture just to help you know how to engage the mysteries of the kingdom. Spiritual realities that are finished in Christ never manifest in the flesh until we engage the resources of heaven, the mysteries of the kingdom. And then we turn them into experiential realities. I was teaching the workers yesterday. We call it the law of conversion. How the word becomes flesh. How healing that is finished in Christ becomes evident in the life of a man. How prosperity that's finished in Christ becomes evident in the life of a man. Are we together? How peace that's been finished in Christ becomes evident in the life of a man. Someone say warfare.

Now you understand what I mean when we talk about warfare and intercessory prayers. But this is powerful because I can tell you, Satan is a stubborn spirit. You may have heard me say that. If there's one thing I know about Satan, and the Bible attests to that, is that he's a stubborn spirit. He will not let you go just because the word says to let you go. It says, "Say unto God," read a scripture with me, Psalm 66 and:3. Media, please put it up for us and then let's shout it as loud as we can when you see it projected. Ready? One to read. Uh-huh. Not through the greatness of your desire. It takes power. Say power. Power. It really does take power. It takes power. It takes power. Satan is a stubborn spirit. He will not leave your child just because you say go. No, he will not leave your home just because you said go. The Bible says he left Jesus for a season. Is it not in your Bible? Jesus, he will always try to come back again. The assignment of warfare is to use the resources of heaven and all that has been finished in Christ, the knowledge, the revelation of His finished work, and then to enforce that reality in your life. Are we together? Yes. And tonight, I pray for you in Jesus' name. Where the speakings of God versus your result have been in conflict, tonight, by the power of the Holy Spirit, there will be uh, one will have to displace the other. And I can tell you without prophesying, the word of God will prevail. Did you ever hear that word prevail? It says, "So mightily grew the word of God and it what?" The word prevail means there was already an order before its arrival. So mightily grew the word of God and it prevailed over sickness, prevailed over poverty, prevailed over fear, prevailed over delay, prevailed over stagnation.

Say, "In the name of Jesus." "In the name of Jesus." Shout it. This is not all of you. In the name of Jesus, "The word of God will prevail over my mind, over my health, over my finances in the name of Jesus."

Listen, you need to know how to intercede. Let me show you one scripture. Philippians chapter 1 and verse 19. This is a profound scripture. It says, "And I know that this shall turn for my salvation through your prayer, not my prayer. There are times that my own prayer may not seem to do the job. I will need your prayer." This is the power of intercession. And I know I am aware that there is a provision to outsource help where my prayer, for whatever reason, seems to not be able to deliver the result. I can leverage on your prayer and the supply of the Spirit of Christ Jesus. I know there are times that it's not your prayer that brings you salvation. Sometimes you are too weak to pray. Sometimes you are too broken to pray. Sometimes you are too beaten to pray. Sometimes you may be too human to pray. Quite honestly, your strength can deplete. At such times, you can leverage on the advantage of intercession. It's important. That is one of the blessings of community. How many of you know that as powerful as Peter was, or is, or well, was, the Bible never said he prayed in prison? I'm sure the guy was offended. I'm sure the guy was angry. Remember, that was not his first time of being offended. We know his character already, even before Jesus died. So we suspect that he, his hands were like this and the feet, and he was saying, "Well, it doesn't matter. I will meet you in..." and all of that. But the church was praying. The Bible says, "But prayer was made by the church unto God for Peter, and an angel came." There are times you need to pray. This is why it's important to build your discernment, 'cause sometimes God can wake you out of nowhere and put a burden upon you. You see that now? Yeah. He will put a burden to pray for someone. He may just give you the name, or it may be someone you know. Every time God puts the burden for prayer, it is an act of trust. He's aware on trust that your level of spiritual vitality will be able to help you bridge quickly. If you delay, you may destroy that person's destiny. Hallelujah. When God places that burden to pray, please pray. Please pray. Sometimes God can say, "Pray for Joshua Selman. Pray for Coonia." Get up and pray. Trust God for grace to pray. Shout, "I will pray."

"I will pray." "I receive grace." "I receive grace." "To pray." "To pray." The warfare and intercessory dimension. Let me tell you this. If there's anything I know about intercession, it must become a lifestyle. Now, there are times God gives you seasonal intercessory projects, meaning because of something He's doing in the life of an individual, and this is usually when seasons are being birthed, when prophetic seasons are being birthed, you will need an unusual, uh, an unusual atmosphere of prayer. "As soon as Zion travails, she shall put forth a son." So when there is about to be a birthing of a prophetic season, sometimes your prayer alone cannot push through. God will have to raise people for you. Is why it's important to be connected to serious believers so that when these seasons come, it's very easy to have a prayer squad that can stand in for you. The greatest gift you can give a man is to a man of God, especially is not seeds and offerings. Is to build a strong, vibrant, prophetic intercessory team. That's how that man will last.

"I prefer prayer warriors than financial partners. I can tell you this without patronizing with words. If I have sufficient prayer warriors, then I know things will be fine. Sometimes we focus as men of God on those who can give money directly. And there's nothing wrong with that. I'm not being sarcastic. When Satan wants to attack a church, let me tell you three areas he goes to. Number one, the worship ministry. He will use offense. He will use carnality. He will use hatred. He will use unseriousness. Number two, he goes to the prayer department. He will use pride. He will use offense, competitive jealousy. You see that? And then when he's done with all those things, he now goes to the family life of the man of God. And now begins to fight, causing quarrel. Quarrel that has no business coming. Once he's done, the church is already gone. How many of you know that Samson did not have to break every block to throw the temple down? He only held two pillars and pushed it, and the entire temple collapsed. Not everything brings down everything in a building. There are pillars that if you touch, that means any building that needs to stand, protect your pillars."

"The zinc can tear off, you can put another one. The roof can tear off, you can put another one. The pop can peel, you can put another one. The paint can be, you know, you can put another one. But guard your pillars." This is a message. Guard your pillars. Guard your pillars, man of God. Guard your pillars. Every ministry is important, but you have to be careful. The prayer pillar, guard it. The worship pillar, guard it. This is a message for every father in every home. There are pillars too. Guard your pillar. Your prayer altar is your pillar. Your time of worship, the evening sacrifice, guard your pillars. Don't major on minors and minor on majors. No. When Samson wanted to bring, can you imagine? The Bible says he killed more people at his death, meaning there were more than 3,000 people at least in that auditorium. Because one time he used the jawbone of a donkey and he brought down 3,000 Philistines, meaning there were more people there. And Samson said, "I know how destinies crumble. I was a victim of it. I want to crumble this right now for the sake of Jesus Christ, for the sake of God. They have mocked the God of heaven. They brought me blinded. They brought me whatever, but with the last strength I have, take me to the pillars." And let me tell you this, by the way, it was a foolish architecture to put your pillars in front of everybody. No. No. How do you put the pillars that support the whole building visible to everybody? There are things you hide because that's where your secret is. Social media generation expose every other thing but not your pillars. You can put your pillars and receive an attack for nothing. Listen to what I'm telling you. Protect your pillars. We live in a world where we want everything about our lives. When you are depressed, everybody knows whatever happens. Let me tell you, I don't mean I'm speaking to my people first, then the body of Christ. Choose the parts you want to learn and leave the remaining. But I can tell you this. If you want to win in life, you don't put the pillars if that building depends on only two pillars. Why put it in front of everybody? Which architect designed that building? And Samson said, "I don't need to go everywhere. Leave the mockers. Just take me to the pillars." The Bible says as he rested his hand on the pillars. You see, when Satan wants to attack a man, he does not have the time to attack everything. His first assignment is to investigate the pillars. What is making this ministry strong? What is making this family strong? Why are the children excelling in school? There must be a secret. The pillars, sir. The pillars. The pillars. If you, if you get this as a revelation, it will change your life forever. The pillars. There are things that are between you and God. You allow the spirit of the age. Sometimes Satan motivates you to expose too many things. Listen, the difference between Joseph and Mary is that Joseph did not know what to keep. He said everything that was happening to him. When the father gave him a coat, he said it. Whenever he had a dream, he said it. But the Bible says Mary kept these things to herself. There are things you keep until the due season. This is a prophetic advice. Don't be under pressure to say everything God is doing. When it manifests, people will know. Listen, listen, listen. Not to play with your minds. Is it not an unwise woman who just takes in and just knows and and then she's everywhere telling everybody? No, you can't hide pregnancy with time. Let it grow. People will know. The Bible says a word spoken in due season. I'm telling you, some of you the attacks in your life should not have happened. It was because your mouth betrayed your destiny. Joseph said everything. The Bible said they hated him the more because of his dreams. Silence is not fear, it's wisdom. There is a grace that helps men to keep quiet. That was why Jesus kept quiet when he was before Pontius Pilate. He had what to say, but he kept quiet. Sometimes the way we win is in silence.

"The way we win is in silence." Who has learned something? Yeah. Intercession. But get the message. Guard your pillars. Guard your pillars. The whole building depends on them. Guard your pillars. It's not everything that destroys the human body. Medical doctors talk to me. It's not, I mean, if I have an injury right now on my hand, maybe something caught me, a razor blade, that's not the best, but it's not enough to kill me. Am I right on that? No matter how deep, I can receive a stitch and then it's gone. But there are some things, if you have a cardiac arrest, it's only God who will help you. You will die immediately. Am I right? If somebody blows up your brains, you will die immediately. There are people who have their legs amputated but they are still alive. There are people who have their hands amputated but they are still alive. But there is every organ is important, but not equally important with respect to keeping you alive. You have to study your destiny. Samson, Delilah can touch every other thing but not your hair. Is a pillar. Because your strength is hidden there. Is someone learning now? Jesus, you want to fulfill your assignment, your prayer life. Who is learning now? I'd like you to pray one prayer and say, "Lord, the grace will guard my pillars. Guard my pillars. Guard my pillars. Guard my pillars through the right use of words. Guard my pillars through discernment. Guard my pillars through the relationships and the chariots that I join. Guard my pillars." Someone is praying. I obtain grace to guard my pillars. Guard my pillars. In the name of Jesus. In the name of Jesus. Please be seated. My goodness. My goodness. My goodness. My goodness. Where is God taking us with this series? Let me give you number five quickly. The prayer of thanksgiving. Colossians 4 and:2. The prayer of thanksgiving. Sometimes it really takes time. It really, really takes time to understand the ways of the spirit. You have to take it slowly. Continue in prayer. He says, "And watch in the same with thanksgiving." Continue in prayer and in the same manner of prayer, watch with thanksgiving. Philippians 4 and:6. "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving." When Jesus wanted to multiply five loaves and two fish, the Bible says He lifted it and He gave thanks. You know how the prayer of thanksgiving is? It's an expression of faith. Meaning everything you are trusting God to do, you give thanks to it. "Father, I thank You because today is a blessed day." You get the idea. "I thank You in the name of Jesus because I know that it is well with me." So you thank Him in advance as you mention whatever it is. You can combine prayer point, a prayer model 5 and prayer model two. The faith-filled confession. Now add thanksgiving to it. Thanksgiving multiplies everything. Everything.

Now, very quickly, why prayers fail to produce answers. Let's look at this. We have to look at this: why prayers fail to produce answers. There are two reasons according to scripture, at least in my study of prayer and learning scripture, why prayers fail to produce answers. In fact, the Bible does tell us according to James, for instance, 4 and:3, that our prayers can fail to produce answers. Prayer fails to produce answer. He said, "You can ask and yet strangely not receive." The first reason, very quickly, why prayers fail to produce answers is the conflict between the will of God and your desires. The conflict between the will of God and your desires. Please write it down. The first reason according to scripture why prayers can fail to produce answers is the conflict between the will of God and our desires. Now, what makes prayers effectual is the degree to which the will of God is captured in that prayer. Please listen: "The heartfelt effectual prayer of the righteous." The word heartfelt talks of zeal, talks of your heart and your emotions invested in the prayer, your attitude. But when the Bible talks of effectual prayer, please listen. What makes prayer effectual is the degree to which the will of God is captured in your desires or in the prayer. Are we together? Praise the name of the Lord. To the degree to which there is a deviation between your desires and the will of God, it will fail to secure answers from heaven. Now, let me tell you something, and it's an honest admission. God may not answer your prayers, but your prayers can be answered. Don't assume you understand what I just said. There are many answers that will arrive to you, but they did not come by God. There are many other routes to force your answers to arrive. The human will corruption can make answers arrive to you, but it did not come by God. Are we together? So just because answers arrive, one of the ways you know an answer came from God is because it must produce the glory of God in your life. If an answer comes to you and it fails to produce the glory of God in your life, it did not carry the signature of God. Amazing. There is what we call the latent power of the human will. You can force answers to arrive, and it is not by God. The Bible talks about a people that God will give a reprobate mind to do as they please. Did you ever read that in your scripture? So you will see things happening in their life, and yet because they are in a perpetual state of rebellion, they have chosen as an act of their will that it does not matter whether this is the will of God or not. God will leave them. But you will never see the glory of God produced. Ta. It's a realm of your glory. It's a realm of your grace. I can see Your mighty power moving in this place. We're in the presence of angels with God's glory on their wings. And like the voice of many waters, I can hear the angels sing. You are holy. Holy. You are holy. Holy. Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da.

Did you ever read a scripture like, "Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable"? Why does it have to be acceptable? After all, they are my words. They are my contemplations. The psalmist, it's a call for divine alignment. Let the words of my mouth and then the meditations of my heart, he says, "Let it be acceptable." Meaning, let it be in sync, in alignment with Your divine will. Let me tell you this, the degree to which the glory of God is birthed and revealed in the life of a believer is the degree to which you come into divine alignment with His will for you. Now, the will of God is not the only option you have. You have your will. You can have your life. Here's a generation that says, "It's my life." You are right. You are really right, it's your life because God gave you a will. But one thing you cannot force to happen is to use your life and your strategies and then birth the glory of God. If the glory of God is to be birthed and to be revealed, the level of excellence and dexterity that is derived from the life of even a Christian is dependent to the degree to which you walk in keeping with that divine script. "Lo, I come in the volume of the book as it is written of me already to do Your will." I can choose as an act of my will that this is how I want to run my life. How many of you know that even though God has called me into this apostolic and prophetic ministry, I can make up my mind today as an act of my will that I'm tired, and God will come with His mercy. He will use all the instruments of mercy to bring me back as a father. But if He verifies that I'm doing it consciously, knowing the consequence, what I have chosen, He will respect it. From that time, this dimension of glory that follows obedience will cease, but I will run my life. You see that now? So there are many people running their lives, and because they are executing projects, it does not mean they are working in sync with divine alignment. Who understands me? Yes. The first reason why prayers, God does not seem to bring certain answers the way we want. Are we together? Is because there is a conflict between His will for us and our desires. The Bible says, "Ye ask and ye have not because it is to fulfill your lusts." And because you are God's child, He has the advantage. You see, if you are outside of that, He will leave you to yourself. Even though He's the God of all flesh, but because this is a family affair, He knows the thoughts that He has towards you, and their thoughts of peace and not of evil, to bring you a future and an expected end. But you can choose as an act of your will that, "Lord, I'm not interested in Your blueprint for my life." He will keep sending mercy and instruments of mercy to help you understand that He is for your good, but if you refuse, He will leave you. And it's a dangerous thing when God leaves you to yourself. The prodigal son, the Bible does not record it so, but I believe the first day he spoke to his father was not the first day the father gave him everything. I'm sure he kept coming. Listen, I'm of age. I need to leave your house. I'm sure the father would have sat with him because the Bible shows us that he was a good father and said, "Look, my son, are you sure you want to do this? It's a risk leaving me. Your safety is within the house. I can give you everything." He said, "No." And one day the father said, "It's all right. It's consistent. I have to respect your will. Take." From the day he left the house, what happened? He started going down. You see his destiny? Now, question: Was his desire granted? Yes. Was it his father's, was it his father's, um, desire to grant that wish? No. But because he had to respect his will, and the boy depleted from that day, glory was not revealed in his life again until he was realigned back. For someone, God is speaking to you. The reason why it looks like your life is perpetually under a decline is that you need to go back and say, "Lord, where did I miss..."

It? Where did I push you as the pilot of my destiny?" And I allowed pride mixed with ignorance to make me hold that aircraft, and I've been nose-diving since then.

The good thing about God is that He's not only just, He's merciful. And that His mercy triumphs over judgment. Let us pray.

See that these are the rules of engagement. Everyone that asketh receiveth. However, the Bible says this is the confidence we have in Him, that when we ask anything. So, every time you see the Bible seem to give you an open check, it's not for you to fill that open check with your lusts and stamp it in the name of Jesus and have an answer. No, that would be idolatry. This is the confidence we have. John 1 John 5:14, that when we ask anything according to His will, that's it there, according to His will, He heareth us. Verse 15. And if we know that He heareth us whatsoever we ask, we know that we have the petitions we have desired.

So when the Bible says things like you find in Mark 11:24, "What things soever ye desire," He's speaking to a people who He was training, "whatsoever ye desire that is according to My will." When ye pray, believe. Remember in teaching them how to pray, before He spoke about "give us your daily bread," He said, "Thy will be done." It's always about His will.

This right there is the gospel of the kingdom. When you bring in the gospel of the kingdom, Jesus is no longer Savior there. He is King. He has a will. But He's not a wicked king. His will is not all about Himself. It's for the good of His people. Hallelujah. That's the reason why the journey is called "follow Me." It's a journey of faith. It is based on trust. Even when you do not know where He's taking you to, you trust that the One leading you is too faithful and He will not fail you.

Oh God, You are my God and I will ever praise You. Listen. Oh God, You are my God and I will ever trust You. I will seek You in the morning. I have learned to walk in Your ways. Step by step You lead me and I will follow You all of my days. Step by step You lead me and I will follow You.

Let me tell you how you know you have attained maturity in the spirit: when you can say, "Father, if it be Thy will, let this cup pass off me; but nevertheless not My will, but Your will." The faith life does not take away your brain. You have desires. You see, many are the devices in a man's heart. The Bible says, "However, for the yielded vessel, the counsel of the Lord, that alone shall stand." It's all right to make your plans. It's all right to have your goals. It's all right to have your desires. It's all right to have whatever it is that you want. It's okay, provided you take it to your King and say, "I'm limited. I see in parts and I prophesy in parts. This is the design I've made for myself using the knowledge that I have. But I come to You who is Alpha Omega. You are the beginning and the end of my life. I give You unrestrained access to edit my plans and my goals. Sieve out the ones that are inconsistent with Your will. I have the stamina to say yes even when it is painful." Come on now. This is a believer.

How many of you will leave Canada today if God says being here, even though you've been here for 5 years, is not His will? He will bind and cast that voice and say, "No way. No way." Not just when. And sometimes He does not have to say "leave when things are bad." It can even be around your best days. I'm not saying He will ask you to leave, 'cause some of you really want me to cancel that statement. Even though you know I'm joking, you still want me to at least just cancel it. And you'll be surprised that in that joke, God is saying something.

And yet, there are others who this is where your destiny is. But you may be roaming around somewhere in the earth like Cain. You will not find a place of refuge because you are outside of the will of God. He needs to bring you into divine alignment. I pray for you in the name of Jesus Christ. And by the power that raised Christ from the dead, every part of your the script of your destiny right now that is unfolding and is inconsistent with the will of God, I pray for you the grace to come into divine alignment. Receive it in the name of Jesus. The grace to come into divine alignment. Receive it in Jesus' name. Hallelujah.

Let me give you the second reason. "I come in the volume of the book; it was written about me to do Your will, O God." Ah, yes. "I come in the volume of the book; it was written about me to do Your will, O God." I will do Your will. Do Your will. Do Your God.

>> Here's the part of the song I like. No matter whatever may come my way, I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. No matter. Whatever may come my way. I'll follow. How far? No matter whatever may come my way, I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll one more time. No matter. No matter. Whatever may come my way, I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. No matter whatever may come my way, I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. Ah. No matter. Whatever may come. My I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. I'll follow. No matter.

Father, Abraham, take thou thy son, thy only son whom thou lovest, and take him to a mountain that I will show you. The Bible says Abraham arose early in the morning, not knowing where he was going, but trusting that the One who was leading him was faithful.

Can I tell you this? Listen. No matter how visionary you are, God will not show you everything about the journey. What then will be the value of faith? There will be gaps as far as the journey of your destiny is concerned, intentionally created so that you will follow through faith and patience. No matter how prophetic, no matter how visionary you are, you can know the destination, Jacob, Joseph, but He will never show you the well. He will never show you Potiphar's house. He will never show you the prison. He will just show you the throne and say, "If you trust Me, follow Me. Follow Me." Ah, follow Me. Follow Me.

The reason why people do not seem to get answers to prayer, I tell you God's way by His strategy is that there is usually a conflict. You will understand the value of what I've said here when I hopefully just point quickly before we pray how God answers prayers. Let me go ahead of myself and tell you, I will tell you again. One of the major ways God answers prayer is to leave the subject of desire and change the person praying because most times the problem is not about the request. The problem is about the state of the receiver. If God can work upon the state of the receiver, it makes answers easy. What you are praying is right. But the state of the one desiring that money, that position, that increase, that anointing, if God brings the answer to you in that state, He will not be glorified and the glory will not be revealed in your life. That's the reason why many times, sometimes God will intentionally delay the arrival of the answers because in that delay, it is that delay is coinciding with your seriousness in prayer. And God has been looking for a way to get your attention. He will not be in a hurry to bring the answers, He will allow it for an extended period so that as you pray to you, you believe you are pushing through so the answers will come, but you are really pushing through so that you will grow. A time will come as you pray, especially extended periods of prayer, it will no longer be around about whether the answers come or not. You have found a treasure in the place of prayer greater than the answer. At that point the answer will come. Usually it's in our weakness that His strength is revealed. When His when His strength comes and finds strength, it goes back. It waits until you exhaust all your options.

No matter whatever may come my way, I'll follow. You see, let me tell you this. God uses men. He always uses men. But He hates men trying to be Him in your life. So every time you already have options, He will suspend His appearance and allow the vanity of your options to be on full display to make you need Him sincerely. When the man who promised you disappoints you, as men always do, then you go back to Him this time around, and you say, "Lord, it doesn't matter whether You answer me again or not." And He says, "That's what I've been looking for." That state of brokenness now, without you asking for certain things, He will give you. It's the reason why most people receive answers quarter to shame. It's not quarter to shame, it's that's when they died and surrendered truly, when all the options are exhausted. Please sit down. We have to pray. My goodness, it's good to be in a service like this. Give me 10 minutes and I'll wrap up.

Why prayers fail to produce answers? Do not forget the conflict between the will of God and our desires. And the reason is because we can route through different other channels to have our desires met. But listen, ladies and gentlemen, it will fail to produce the glory of God in our lives. If the glory of God must be produced in your life, then it must subscribe to the will of God. Only walking in the will of God can surely produce the glory of God in the life of an individual. When you want to see the beauty and the glory of God revealed in and through the life of a man, a nation, a family, then they must understand how to subscribe, sometimes painfully so, to the will of God.

I remember I started ministry in Zaria. For many of you who know the northern part of Nigeria, and we were doing well. It was at a point where God had shown us mercy. I mean, at that level, you can imagine. Yeah. It was not a place that was easily friendly to the gospel, but God had granted us grace to prevail over the territorial powers. At that level of ministry, it was honestly quite commendable. There were people already coming from the US, Canada. Can you imagine risking themselves and coming? God had shown mercy. And at that time, the voice of God came to me that it was time to move to the next season and the next dimension. It's easy to run away if you are failing. But what if everything is working well? And I struggled with God here and there. Well, not struggling out of unbelief, but He was just trying to verify because it was a major decision. I knew in my spirit He had shown me these days, but I told these days will come while I was in Zaria. You see, the more you fight the will of God, the more you fight prophecy from manifesting. You keep prolonging the timing of the manifestation of prophecy. Something that should take 400 years may take 430 years because you are busy fighting the will of God. It is profitable to say yes even when you don't know how it will happen. Yes will open up the doors for it to happen. And when it happens, I look at my life today and I look at what we're doing. I am sure, I am sure we would never have entered this dimension of ministry if I disobeyed. Now, did you know if I disobeyed, God will respect it and leave it there, but the glory of God will stop being birthed in the ministry. People will call it backsliding. They will call it a demonic attack. It may not necessarily be a demonic attack. It was your disobedience and disalignment that gave Satan a window of opportunity. Did you get that? Struggle. Didn't know if it was Abuja, the FCT, or somewhere else. And one day in the place of prayer, God granted me grace. God used COVID to trap me in Abuja for a long time, and I never went back to Zaria again. And it was during COVID, my goodness, God granted us grace to do business with God in deep waters. And after that time, it was like the eagle. You know how the eagle stays somewhere and defeathers itself and then grows fresh feathers. And today He's helping us fly. And only God knows where next He's taking us. Hallelujah. Praise God.

The second reason why prayers are not answered or prayers do not seem to be answered. Are you ready? Or let me just say this quickly. There are three ways to pray the will of God. Three ways I need to say this. Number one, praying scripture-based prayers. The first way to pray the will of God is to pray scripture-based prayers. Number two, the second way to pray the will of God is praying in the spirit. That means you engage the wisdom of the spirit in prayer. The Bible already told us that when we pray in the spirit, like I told you earlier on, we pray the mind of Christ, the will of God. So number one, the first way we pray the will of God is to pray scripture-based prayer. Number two, praying in the spirit, engaging the wisdom of the spirit when we pray. Romans 8:26 and 27 already told us that. The third way we pray is praying with the leverage of prophetic guidance and direction. The third way we pray, praying with the leverage of prophetic guidance and direction. This is where the prophetic ministry in its entirety provides an edge and advantage. The prophetic can provide guidance into what God desires for you to do. And from that vantage position, you can pray. Who understands this? Let me repeat it again very quickly. We're about to pray. Three ways to pray the will of God. Number one, scripture-based prayer. Why? Because the word of God has been tried seven times. The word of God contains His promises that are a reflection of His written and revealed will. That which is written, it is for our learning. He's written it already. Number two, praying in the spirit, engaging the wisdom of God in prayer. Whenever you cannot find directly from scripture that which is bespoke to your current situation, you can pray in the spirit and tap into the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Number three, you can pray with the leverage of prophetic guidance and direction. The prophetic ministry may have or is going through a lot of evolution, trying to clean up some of the excesses and some of the things that have corrupted the prophetic ministry. And I understand God is helping the prophetic ministry, and it's our responsibility to not only point fingers and complain but keep interceding that God will raise a pure prophetic breed. Are we together? However, ignoring the prophetic ministry would altogether be a disadvantage to the body of Christ because the Bible says to despise not prophesyings. This is most important, particularly to the intercessory ministry. It's important for you to understand the will of God per season through the leverage of prophetic guidance and direction. Then you can now pray. Hallelujah.

Yes. Imagine if you did not know that there's a prophetic word that Jesus was supposed to die. Maybe if I was the disciple of Jesus, I will intercede and say, "Father, no way He won't die." Not knowing that your sincere intercession will be fighting the will of God. Are you seeing that? But if I know that He came to die, then as painful as it is, I would say, "Your will be done." There are times that if God were to leave you even to your compassion, compassion can drive you to pray against the will of God for your life and for others. And so it's important to be circumspect. Having knowledge, and sometimes the prophetic provides that vantage position, provides guidance, and it provides direction. Hallelujah.

This right here doubles as the three ways to discern the will of God: scripture, the revelatory ministry of the Holy Spirit, and the prophetic. Every time you are confused about knowing the will of God for your life, please you have to learn this. These are the three channels to consult. If you consult any channels outside of this, your risk of error will be by far higher. The three ways to gain accuracy in discerning the will of God. Let me say that again. Number one, the scripture. The scripture testifies of Christ. Number two, the revelatory ministry of the Holy Spirit. You can tap into the revelatory ministry of the Holy Spirit and gain insight as to God's will for your life, part time, per season. Number three, you can leverage on the revelatory dimension of the prophetic. Hallelujah. All through scripture, Old Testament, New Testament, and all of that, from Moses to Agabus, you'll find prophetic revelations giving insight as to what God desired for the people to do, part time. And for the many who obeyed and walked in keeping with these channels, they found safety, they found protection, they were rescued or delivered, and so on and so forth. Praise God.

Now, let me wrap up quickly by giving you the second one. I don't have the time to explain, unfortunately. Please you forgive me. Not understanding the believing. The second reason why prayers are not answered. Not understanding the believing-receiving-having formula. I've explained that during the miracle service for last month. The second reason why prayers don't seem to be answered or manifested in our lives: not understanding the believing-dash-receiving-dash-having formula. You find that in Mark 11:24. "What thingsoever ye desire," the Bible says when you pray, it says believe. There you find believing. Number two, receive. There you find receiving. And number three, having. You have to understand how this tripartite prayer equation works. Believing, say, believing. >> Believing. >> Receiving, say, receiving. >> Having. >> One of our precious ladies gave the testimony. You see, you must know how to believe to receive and to have. If you believe alone, it will not manifest. If you believe and receive alone, you it will not manifest. You must believe, you must receive, and then you have. These two are a spiritual business. Believing and receiving and then having. I'll be showing you how to have. You see that? Now, many people do not have their prayers manifested, even when it is the will of God, because they believe but they do not know the difference between receiving and having. Receiving is a spiritual reality. There is what we call a note of victory in the spirit. When you pray, it's not manifested, but you know it's been released. You have received it. You receive by faith. Then you have by receiving with your hands. The Bible says you cannot have what you have not received. The reason why many of us do not have is because we have not received.

How God answers prayers? We have to wrap up. Have you learned anything? Let me give this to you quickly. Number one, the first way God answers prayer is through supernatural manifestations and divine intervention. The first way He answers prayers: supernatural manifestation of the answers now and divine intervention like healing, like deliverance. That's something that is supernatural, but it manifests immediately. Supernatural manifestations and divine interventions. The first way He answers prayers. So things like healing, things like um deliverance, salvation, joy, you know, those things manifest. Even though they are supernatural, they manifest immediately and you can know. If someone gets up from the wheelchair, stands up and throws their crutches away, that's answer to prayer right there. If you cast out a demon from someone and the person is back in his right senses, like the madman in Gerasene, you see that there can be palpable joy and peace that people can experience right before you. You know prayers has been answered. Number two, the second way God answers prayer is by releasing graces. The graces that bring about the manifestation of the answers. He releases graces like wisdom. He releases graces like favor. He releases graces like understanding, among others. The second way God answers prayer, He may not give you anything physical, but He will deposit graces in you. You transact with those graces and you will have your answers. Wisdom, favor. Are we together? Understanding. An example is what He did to Solomon. Solomon went to bed and woke up receiving things. But there was nothing physically that showed he had received. But from that point, his life changed. You see that he was able to judge with discretion and with wisdom. One of the ways God answers prayer is by releasing graces. The grace that is needed to prove that God has answered you. May it rest upon you. >> Number three, the third way God answers prayer is through the ministry of men. This is powerful. The ministry of men. Unfortunately, we don't have all the time. Two scriptures. Just write it. You'll read it later. Numbers chapter 1 and verse 5. Popular scripture in this house. Numbers 1 and verse 5. Then I'll give you Luke 10:29-36. Luke 10, please. 29-36. All of this scripture talk about the ministry of men. Listen, it is one of the, if I'm to draw a pie chart and then combine them all together, showing you how God answers prayer, a major part of that pie chart, maybe about 70% of the way God answers prayer is through the ministry of men. Meaning, whilst you are praying, if you see a man coming your way, look well. That's an answer coming. The ministry of men. In the name of Jesus, I pray for you. The men who carry the answers you have been praying for. From the depth of my heart, I speak it over you. May you collide with those men and may you discern them as answers when you see them. Did you know some of you, without sounding arrogant, did you know that our coming into this city and what we are doing right now is an answer to your prayer? >> Are we together? When you prayed, God answered you by sending us. Amen. >> God answers men by sending men because He, He, He hosts His possibilities in men. >> Men carry divine answers. They do. Not just finances, not just opportunities, not just influence, not just access. God answered Joseph's prayer by introducing Pharaoh to him. God answered Daniel's prayer by introducing the king to him. When you find favor with men, it is one of the ways God answers prayers. So when you are praying, don't just look at the Holy Ghost alone. Don't just look around for angels. Men, the primary way of converting, receiving to having is through the ministry of men. For someone you have prayed, you received since last year, but you are yet to have. I prophesy over your life the human agents who will work in partnership with the Holy Spirit and make for the manifestation of the things that you have prayed. I declare between now and Sound of Revival August, in the name of Jesus, let there be an encounter with the right men. It's your season to have what you have received. It's your season to have what you have believed in the name of Jesus Christ. Hallelujah. Praise the name of the Lord. The ministry of men, men will come as helpers. Men will come as promoters. Men will come as endorsers. Men will come as gatekeepers. Don't ignore men. The heaven of heavens belong to the Lord, but the earth He has given to the children of men. You may have heard me teach that there are some men you cannot cast and bind. They are gatekeepers. Even if they are Cyruses, God honors their position. He will give you favor with them. How does Joseph pray and cast away Pharaoh? Pharaoh is not leaving Egypt. It's a waste. You pray for favor so that you become prime minister. You may have heard me say this. You don't fight every battle. It's not every enemy in front of you that is for your fighting. If you stand before Saul, don't fight him. But if you stand before Goliath, fight. Don't use your sword carelessly. You may kill Nebuchadnezzar, kill Pharaoh, kill Ahazuerus simply because you are a warrior. A warrior must have intelligence. If you stand before Ahazuerus, you don't fight. You find favor with him. If you stand before Nebuchadnezzar, you don't fight. You have favor with him. But if you stand before Goliath, you fight. If you stand before the Philistines, you fight. Don't use your swords carelessly. Just because they are enemies doesn't mean that the way of victory is to fight them. When a man's ways pleases the Lord, He makes even his enemies. I'm telling you, some of you, you killed everybody in front of you, provided they were your enemy. And you mix both Goliath and Pharaoh and Nebuchadnezzar. Are you seeing that? Useful people. God does not only use believers to bless. He uses Cyruses and Pharaohs. You must be discerning. Don't use your sword and kill Pharaoh. You will remain in the prison.

The final way God answers prayers. I don't even know what that number is. Four or five. Any one you are right. Number last. He causes you to grow. He causes you to grow. Huh? This is powerful. The way God answers prayer sometimes is to suspend the subject matter of desire and focus on the believer and cause you to grow. Because an heir, for as long as that heir is a child, he deferreth nothing from a slave, even though he be lord of all. There are times that it is in your destiny to walk in certain realities. But not this version of you. No, the government will be upon the shoulder of the son, not the child. It is true that Jesus had the destiny of a savior, but a baby could not save. Even though He was called Savior, He needed to grow. Luke 2:52, that baby increased in wisdom. He increased in stature. He increased in favor with God and with men. And as such, He was able to run His assignment and to finish it. Ladies and gentlemen, sometimes the bankruptcy of answer in prayer is not a demonic attack. It's a call for growth. It's a call for growth. There are some of you, if you do contend for growth in prayer, there are some things you would not need to ask for because it was already in your destiny. If a father writes a will for his child that when this child is 18, give him a car, give him this estate, give him this amount. If the child reads the will at 11 and insists, he will still not get it. Not because the father hates him, but there's an age requirement. Am I right on that? >> If you drive a car, even if you drive well and they catch you and you are a minor, I don't know what age it works. What age is it in in the minimum age? 16. >> 16. Back home is 18. You see, so if a 13-year-old child who is able to drive well is caught driving, the law will still be against you because even though you have the knowledge, even though you have the skill, there is a growth requirement. There are some things that only time can do, growth. Don't fight process. Don't fight process. The Bible says, "After four months then comes the harvest." After four months, biology would teach us that a woman gets pregnant and even though she's happy and healthy, she will have to wait nine months. Am I right on that? Yes. The woman will not pray for 9 months. She will have to wait until that time. Then she gives birth. It's not a prayer point. She just needs to wait. The days pass sometimes like they would not pass, but it's going slowly. And by the time she gets there, she will give birth happily. After 4 months, this is a prophetic word for someone. After 4 months, then comes the harvest. Your harvest is already on the way. >> It's already in your destiny. >> You don't need to skip crying, crying, and whining and shouting. Just focus on growth and lavish your journey to growth with thanksgiving. >> The ministry is already in your destiny. You are a man of God. Truly, it's in your prophetic destiny. But avoid premature manifestation. There is what we call the season of appearing. Luke 1 and verse 80, the Bible says, "And John remained in the wilderness until his season of showing forth." After 4 months, then comes the harvest. For someone prophetically, you are in your third month. Be patient. You've gone more than halfway the journey. Just stay with the Holy Ghost. Keep praying. You don't need to do anything new. Just keep doing it. "Having done all to stand, stand." Keep praying. Keep fasting. Keep building. Keep giving. You are entering your season.

Rise up on your feet. Hold hands with someone by your left and right and let's celebrate what God has taught us this afternoon now or this night back in Africa. Go ahead and give Jesus praise. Hold hands with someone left and right. Breathe Lord. Breathe. Breathe Lord. Breathe. Breathe Lord. Breathe. Breathe upon my life. I receive. I manifest Your power and Your wisdom. Till the nations see Jesus lifted up, exalted. I receive and manifest Your power and Your wisdom. Till the nations see Jesus lifted up, glorified. I'd like you to open up your mouth and begin to speak. My prayer will produce results. As I pray, it produces power propelling my destiny from one dimension of kingdom accomplishment to the other. Come on, go ahead and pray. I pray circumspectly. I pray intelligently. It's a new season for my prayer life. It's a new season for my destiny. Someone go ahead and pray. Abuja, are you praying? UK, are you praying? US, are you praying? South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, China, are you praying? India, are you praying? Australia, France, Germany, it's a new season. In the name of Jesus, say after me, in the name of Jesus. Shout it again. In the name of Jesus, >> I decree and I declare fresh fire upon my prayer altar. Fresh fire upon my prayer altar. Lift your voice and pray. Fresh fire upon my prayer altar. Fresh fire. The grace to pray all kinds of prayer. The grace to pray with intelligence. The grace to travail. The grace to pray. In Jesus name we pray. Hallelujah. Say in the name of Jesus. >> In the name of Jesus, >> I decree and I declare >> I declare every activity, every occurrence in my life, my finances, my family, my health that is inconsistent with the will of God over my life. I declare it stops now. Open your mouth and pray. Every activity, every occurrence, every event happening in my life, happening in Coonia, happening in my family that is inconsistent, come on, pray, Canada. Come on, pray. Coonia Global, if it is inconsistent with the will of God for my life, the will of God for my destiny, let it stop. I fight it by faith. Let it stop sickness. Let it stop failure. Let it stop poverty. Let it stop delay. Let it stop retrogression. Let it stop. If it is inconsistent with the will of God, inconsistent with the word of God, let it stop. I take responsibility over my life and my prophetic destiny. And I declare, let it stop. Let prayerlessness stop. Let demonic attacks stop. Let failure stop. Failure at the edge of breakthrough, let it stop. Rising and falling, let it stop. Inconsistency, let it stop. In Jesus name we pray.

Numbers 1 and verse 5. These are the names of the men that shall stand with you. We're about to pray. There are the men who will stand with you have names. We're about to call them by prophecy. Every man ordained by God, every man anointed by God to help hold my hands and take me to the next level by grace. I call them by faith. Go ahead and pray. Every man ordained by God to appear in my life as answer to prayers, financial helpers, prayer warriors, gifted men, divine connectors, men of influence, burden bearers. I call you by prophecy as answers to prayer. Go ahead and pray. Mentors, confidants, destiny friends. I call you by prophecy. Divine connectors, men and women of influence, gifted men, burden bearers, mentors, prodigies and aids. Everyone who has a role to play in my life and my prophetic destiny as an answer to prayer. Good people, honest people, faithful people, attract them by prayer and prophecy in Jesus name we pray.

Final prayer everywhere. Coonia Global, we have 2 minutes. I'm going to give you two minutes to make your request before the Lord. I'm releasing my faith with you. I don't know what it is you're trusting God for, but I'm believing God with you that before the end of February, not March, not April, not May. Go ahead and pray. Talk to the Lord everywhere. Abuja, talk to the Lord. Zaria, UK, US, here in Canada, if it's a financial issue, go ahead. The issue of your paper, just make sure you are not silent. There is a God that answers prayer. 2 minutes you're crying your heart to the God who hears and answers. Call unto Me, He said, and I will answer. Those who are connecting online, you may hold the hands of your spouse, your husband, your child. You may hold your documents. Whatever it is that threatens you like Hezekiah, you can cry before the God of all grace. If it's your ministry, there is a God that answers prayer. It says, "Unto Thee that answers prayer shall all flesh come." Someone go ahead and pray. You're praying for a fresh anointing. Pray. You're praying for favor. Pray. You're praying for a godly spouse. Pray. You're praying for children in this season. Pray. You are praying for a job. Pray. You're praying for promotion. Pray. Pray for greater efficiency in the spirit, regardless what the issue is. Lift up your voice one more minute. I know it shall turn for my salvation through Your prayer and the supply of the Spirit of Christ Jesus. I know that this shall turn for my salvation through Your prayer and the supply of the Spirit of Christ Jesus. 20 more seconds. Someone is still pressing to the God that hears, to the God that answers, to the God that is all powerful, to the God that is merciful, to the God that is kind, to the God that is Father, Aba, the merciful One. In Jesus name we pray.

Since we are here in Toronto, Canada, we are going to lift up our voices. And all of you across the globe, you can pray for your various regions. But we cannot end our stay in this beautiful nation without sowing a seed to pray for the peace of Canada. So would you hold hands with someone and for the next one minute, I like us to intercede for Canada. Extend that intercession to North America. In the name of Jesus, "the counsel of the Lord, that alone shall stand." Go ahead. The flag is projected before you. If you love Canada, go ahead and pray. If you love North America, go ahead and pray. You cannot hate a nation where you live. It will not work well for you. It says, "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem. They shall prosper who love you." Go ahead and pray. Declare over Canada the reign of righteousness and justice. The rise of intercessors, the emergence of an apostolic and a prophetic community, mentored, refined, witnesses, agents of change, life-giving spirits. Pray for every church that is represented in Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver. Go ahead and pray. To Winnipeg. Go ahead and pray. Prince Edward Island, everywhere across Canada, decree and declare by the power of the Holy Spirit, the knowledge of the glory of the Lord will cover the entire Canada as waters the sea in the name of Jesus. Supernatural jobs. Let the church not go down. Let believers not be discouraged. Let the church not go down. Let pastors be encouraged. Let the church not go down. Let believers see the faithfulness of God manifested in their life. Pray that the fire upon their altar will be blazing hot. Pray that their spiritual understanding will become fruitful. That they will be fruitful in every good work, always abounding in the love of Christ. In Jesus mighty name we pray.

Hallelujah. Please everyone stand if you are able to. Everyone stand if you are able to, except otherwise. Everyone stand. I want to make what I believe is a most important call right now. It is a call to make it right with Jesus. Having taught you on prayer, the Bible says if I cherish iniquity in my heart, it says the Lord would not have heard me if I prayed. The prayer of an unrighteous man is an abomination unto God. The only prayer of an unrighteous man that the Lord hears and receives and answers is the prayer of mercy. Hallelujah. Because His mercy triumphs over judgment. Blind Bartimaeus cried and said, "Thou Son of David, have mercy upon me." I want to speak to someone right now. I have just a minute for you. I'm using Canada as a platform to speak to Coonia Global and to as many who are connected. Every time God gathers us like this for a time of fellowship, He also brings in our midst as many who need to make it right with Jesus. John chapter 3:16 says, "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son." It says that whosoever, that includes you, that includes you watching, that includes you listening, that includes you watching me right here on site, that whosoever believeth on Him should not perish. It's a law, but have life everlasting. It says, "For God did not send His Son into the world to destroy the world or to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved." You are in this place and you're saying, "Apostle, I came here. I enjoyed the worship. I enjoyed the teaching, but in all honesty, I know that I need Jesus. I consider myself a good person, but I've not made that decision." Or perhaps you are saying, "Apostle, I remember making this decision one time, but as it stands now, my life has gone haywire. I need restoration." I'm going to make these two calls in one. And as I'm making this call, that applies to those who are connecting from Abuja and those who are connecting across the globe here and all the overflows around here and all the overflows around Abuja and everywhere else, the viewing centers. Now is your chance to make it right with Jesus. It pays. He is the way, not a way, not one of the ways. He's the truth and He leads you to life. Jesus is able to give you rest. He's able to give you peace that surpasses all understanding and to restore your joy. Joy that is of the Holy Ghost. You have given things of lesser value a chance with your life. Why don't you give everything to Jesus and watch what He's able to do, including the broken version of you. No matter how broken, no matter how disoriented or confused you are, I propose to you the One who is the potter. He's able to remold, to remake, to rebuild, and to bring glory out of your life. I'll make my call right now wherever you are as we clap to encourage them. I want to see a bold brother, a bold sister. God bless you. They are coming. God bless you. They are coming. Go ahead. Yes, Lord. Keep coming. Two. Yes, Lord. You can stand my soul. Two. Come on, Canada. Is this how you celebrate salvation? Yes, Lord. >> God bless you. Keep coming. >> Yes, Lord. >> It's a new season for you. Keep coming. >> Keep coming. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. Rise from the back. Keep coming. Come on. Keep clapping. Keep clapping. They are coming to Jesus. It's a new beginning for them. Three. Yes, Lord. Yes, Lord. It is never too late to make it right with Jesus. Keep coming. Keep coming. For your sake, we will wait. There's always Jesus. Yes, Lord. Lord. Yes, Lord. Yes, Lord. Don't be ashamed of who looks at you left and right. This is a family that loves you so dearly. The beginning of a new season for you. I'm ready for the final count. Who is still coming? Let's celebrate them. Who is still coming? Who is finally winning the war of destiny tonight? Come. Come. Hallelujah.

Now, let me speak for one minute to someone who is watching by way of television. You're watching by way of the internet. We're here in Canada preaching Jesus. This is Coonia Global, and this is the altar call. Perhaps you connected sometime in the course of the service, and Jesus is calling on you, and the Bible says, "In the day that you hear His voice, do not harden your heart." He's given you a chance to make it right with Him. And I pray that as I lead these precious ones who are in front in prayer, you can join them. I may not see you. You are on the other side of the camera. But I want you to know that Jesus is right there in your room, your office, or even if you're watching by way of rebroadcast, He's giving you a new beginning. And as I lead them in prayer, I'd like you to pray, but do so believing that it's a new season for you. Amen. Let's give these precious people a big round of applause. Thank you. Hallelujah. May I request, my dear brothers and sisters, that you lift your right hand. Let it be as high as you can, high above your head. That means I love You. That means I'm truly surrendered. And for you those in Abuja and all those who desire to make this prayer, let's say this in concert, mean it from the depth of your heart. Say, Lord Jesus, >> again say, Lord Jesus, >> I have heard Your word. >> I have heard Your word. >> I believe You are the Son of God. I love You with all my heart. >> I declare I declare >> in the name of Jesus that You are Savior. >> You are Lord. >> You are King >> over my life. >> over my life. >> I receive forgiveness of sins. I declare I declare >> that the power >> of sin, Satan, hell, and the grave >> is broken over my life. From today and forever, I'm a child of God. I live for Jesus, knowing Him, >> loving Him, >> and serving Him all the days of my life. The power of sin >> is broken. I'm a child of God. >> Amen. And keep your hands lifted. Father, thank You for these precious ones. The Bible declares, "As many who will come to You, You will in no wise cast away." These ones have come declaring Your Lordship over their lives. I pray in Jesus name and by the authority of scripture that their sins are forgiven. I call them bonafide recipients of the life of God from today. The grace to live and walk the victorious Christian life is imparted upon you. I declare that you go forward ever and backward never in Jesus muchless name we pray.

Now, please do me a favor. Two things, just an instruction. Please would you look at my left, that will be your right from where you stand. You're going to see two things. Number one, the counselor placard. I'd like you to follow the counselors when I'm done giving you the instruction. Number two, you would find there's a gift pack that an official is holding, lifting it up. Every one of you is going to have this gift pack. It's with love from Jesus through us to you. Let this help your journey as you begin your walk in the faith. I love you. Thank you very much for making this great decision. Please be on your way. My left, and that will be your right. God bless you. Please appreciate them. Please appreciate every one of them. Those of you who made this decision online, please do scan the QR code. Let's know that you just made Jesus Lord of your life. There are officials who will reach you in the name of Jesus Christ. Hallelujah.

Now, for those of you who may not know, it's been a week-long of activities for us here in Canada. In fact, it's been two weeks of back-to-back activities. We started in UK, the School of Ministry Workers Retreat, and then the Sunday service last week, and we flew in here. And my goodness, Canada has treated us so well. So well, so well. Thank you for the love, the warmth, the honor. Even in the cold, we felt warm, warm, warm, warm. And I'm hoping that when next we come, both the weather and you will treat us warm in the name of Jesus Christ. I want to say thank you to all the Coonia workforce in Canada. Can we give them a big, big God bless you? Please help me appreciate our facility managers. Let them know that we are grateful for them. Hallelujah. And every other person who played any role in whatever capacity, just know that we love you. Thank you so much to all who applied and are now graduates of our prestigious Coonia School of Ministry. We are happy. We have released you to go and reign and to be victorious. Do not forget that next week is our miracle service for the month of February. Now, here's what will happen. We're about to shut down for those of you who are connecting. But as it is, as soon as we're done, there's going to be 15 minutes of high praise in this place. I hope you guys are ready. I mean, just blow the roof. I give you the permission. We're not bringing in any sick person. We are lifting up praise. Hallelujah. Praise the name of the Lord. So once we're done, as soon as we share the grace, I like you. You can, you have the liberty to just come and dance away. Just put a seal. Hallelujah. Put a seal on everything. Just give your destiny 10 more minutes and just seal it with thanksgiving on your way home. But I really want to say thank you. Thank you. And to all of you who have connected across the globe, we love you and we thank you. It's an honor serving you. The grace, the wisdom, and the power of Jesus. Join us next week, same time. We'll be back home, and it will be our miracle service for the month of February. Pastor Fred, thank you again. Apostle Paul, God bless you in the name of Jesus. Are you ready for the blessing? >> With your hands lifted, say thank you to Jesus for all that He's done. I decree and declare over you, Canada, Coonia Global, you are blessed. Shout a believing amen. You are blessed. I prophesy upon you. The lines fall for you in pleasant places. The lines fall for you in pleasant places. In the name of Jesus Christ, you heard what one of our ladies said. I want to bring that prophetic word in this season. Start well, continue, finish strong in this season. I say it again, start well, continue, finish strong. One more time, in this season, start well, finish strong. In the name of Jesus, I pray for you. The kind of testimony you have not heard in the last decade. I decree and declare this week. Step into that testimony. I speak to you pleasant surprises. Pleasant surprises. Pleasant surprises in your job. Pleasant surprises in your home. Pleasant surprises in your business. Pleasant surprises. May the God of all grace bless you. Bless your children. Bless your spouse. Bless the works of your hands in the name of Jesus. Hear me. For your shame, receive double. For your shame, receive double. Every garment of shame and disgrace, we tear it up right now. We replace it with the garment of praise in the name of Jesus. Let it be laughter upon laughter for you. Sarah said, "And God has caused me to laugh, and all they that hear will laugh with me." I declare you will laugh this week in the name of Jesus. The yoke is broken. The siege is broken. Again, the yoke is broken. The siege is broken in the name of Jesus. And for someone who has the faith to receive, I declare 10 years in one year. One year in one month. I say it again. 10 years in one year. One year in one month. May the God of heaven give you speed. May the Restorer bring you restoration. May the Deliverer deliver you. May the Lifter lift you. You are blessed. You are blessed. My God increase your greatness and comfort you on every side. May the Lord give you rest round about in the name of Jesus. Your song in this season is Hosanna. Hosanna. You will rejoice in the morning. You will rejoice in the afternoon. You will rejoice in the night. You will rejoice in March. You will rejoice in April. You will rejoice in May. You will rejoice in June, in July, in August, in September, in October, in November, in December in the name of Jesus. And I pray for you, the fire upon your prayer altar will never go down. By the time we return for Sound of Revival in August, you will be 10 times better, spiritually 10 times better, intellectually 10 times better, financially 10 times better in the name of Jesus. Are you ready to shout amen seven times? Let's go. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. God bless you, Canada. God bless you, Coonia Global. I love you. See you in August in Jesus name. Get ready to dance. See you in August.