Covenant Sunday Service

Date: 16th April, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Topic: Working in Power With Proofs

References: Acts 1:8

Things to Note:

* Power is given (Luke 9:1;1 Corinthians 4:20; 1 Thesalonians 1:5)

* As a child of God, you are created with power.

When you work in power:

1. It gives you confidence for today and tomorrow. (Joshua 1:6)

2. It creates fear in the heart of your enemy.

3. It gives you a voice among the people.

Things to do to work in power:

1. Remain connected to God. (John 1:12)

2. Faith in God. (1 John 5:4; 1 Corinthians 10:13)

3. Obedience to God. (1 John 3:22)

Sunday Thanksgiving Service

Date: 4th April, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Topic: Power From On High

References: John 1:12 (KJV)

Walking in power is the covenant right of every believer who is ready to ask for it.

Your life must not be devoid of God's power on earth. (Luke 24:49)

Christianity without power is mere religion.

In the absence of power, fear will overwhelm you. (Acts 4:7)

When you walk in power, you enjoy confidence.

3 Sundays of Prayer Rain Festival

Date: 26th March, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Theme: Vengeance

Topic: Anointing For Enlargement

References: Genesis 9:27

Number one truth is that Only God can Enlarge you (Exodus 34:24)

Always thank God for the present level then work out the next level.

Covenant Principles to experience Enlargement in life:

1. Regularly talk about the enlargement you desire. 2 kings 6:1-2

2. Do something about your confession ( Add Action to your confession).

3. Be violent when it comes to prayer. Matthew 11:12

4. Be involved in kingdom expansion (enlargement).

3 Sundays of Prayer Rain Festival

Date: 19th March, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Theme: Vengeance

Topic: Vengeance Against Spirit of Impossibility

References: Psalm 94:1, Genesis 1:31

Things to note:

The spirit of impossibility is the womb that conceives and nurture stagnation.

Stagnation symbolizes:

* No progress

* No movement

* Staying on the same spot

Types of stagnation

1. Static-life stagnation

2. Slow-motion stagnation 

- Movement and progress comes at interval.

3. Tied down stagnation

4. Stagnation by oppression

5. Moving in one circle (working but making no impact)

Whatever greatness you cannot conceive in your heart you cannot receive in your hand.

Strive at all time to remains under the covenant of God Almighty

Sunday Thanksgiving Service

Date: 5th March, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Title: The Promise Keeper (Part 2)

References: Joshua 21:43, 23:14

Things to note:

- A promise is only as reliable as the one who made it. 

- When God made a promise, because of His person, it cannot fail.

There are two types of promises;

1. Unconditional promise: 

2. Conditional promise

- it is subject to certain requirements. 

- There are steps to take and things to do. 

(Romans 10:9, Genesis 17:1-2)

Why we dont receive what we asked for"

1. When we misunderstand His will for our life.

2. Unconfessed and unrepented sin that create barriers in our relationship with God.

3. Our inability to engage in spiritual warfare.

Things to note

1. God is truthful. Titus 1:1-2

2. God is faithful. Hebrew 10:23 (NLT)

3. God never changes. Malachi 3:6

4. God is able.

4 Sundays of Impartation and Glory

Theme: Breaking Limits

Date: 26th February, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Title: Impartation to Live A Life Above Limits

References: Revelation 4:1; Isaiah 58:14

Things to note:

1. Have a strong desire to get to higher ground (or live above limits).

(Judges 11:1-11)

2. Remain connected to the right source.

(Psalm 24:1; John 15:5)

3. Make use of covenant provisions (or insights)

1. Challenges of life

2. Risk (2 Kings 7:3-5)

1. Expect opportunities always.

2. Embrace it whenever it comes.

3. Manage it with wisdom.

1. Be mindful of your interactions with people around you.

2. Don't limit your life/glory through inferiority complex. (Philippians 4:13)

3. Be careful of the company you keep.

"You are the sum of the five people closest to you".

4 Sundays of Impartation and Glory

Theme: Breaking Limits

Date: 12th February, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Title: Breaking Limits (II)

Why do the enemy set limits?

1. To hinder your greatness.

2. To reduce your glory and fame.

3. To hinder you from fulfilling your purpose and destiny.

Why must I break limits?

1. To prove to the enemy that you are a child of God.

2. Because the Word of God says I can. (Mark 11:23-24)

3. Because my generation is waiting for me. (Romans 8:19)

Be sensitive to opportunities around you.

4 Sundays of Impartation and Glory

Theme: Breaking Limits

Date: 5th February, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Title: Breaking Limits (1)

References: Luke 19:1-4

What is a limit?

* Limit is the greatest possible decree (benchmark/limit) of something.

* Limit means a restriction or confinement.

"Until you make attempt to break your limits, no one will do it for you"

Limits Zaccheaus broke:

1. He broke the limit of his stature.

2. He broke the limit of his sight.

3. He broke the limit set by the people.

4. He broke the limit of norms.

* To break limits means to go beyond the ordinary. (Proverbs 23:7; Philippians 4:13)

Why do the enemy set limits?

1. To hinder your greatness.

2. To reduce your glory and fame.

3 Sundays of Prophetic Service

Theme: Launch Out

Date: 22nd January, 2023

Ministering: Pastor Wole Dahunsi

Title: Don't Watch the Clock, Do What it Does!

Key Points

* A clock remains a clock as long as it keeps moving.

* You can't beat the person who never gives up.

* Fear is a monster. It comes from the enemy.

* The Spirit of fear is a major weapon in the hands of the enemy.

* F.E.A.R. - False Expression Appearing to be Real

* The spirit of fear takes the battle to your heart.

* The spirit of fear will want you to remain in your comfort zone.

* Focus on Jesus not on the wind. Focus on your destination. (Matthew 14:22-31)