📖 Genesis 1:26–28

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Dominion comes from the Hebrew word Radah.

Radah means to rule, reign, govern, tread down, or exercise authority.

Dominion is the reason for the creation of man.

Dominion is over the works of creation, not to lord over men.

Dominion means to be in control and influence your world.

It means ruling over death, poverty, and economic hardship — they are meant to be subject to you.

Dominion is choosing to be a prevailing force wherever you are.

In simple terms, dominion means influencing your world.

📖 Exodus 9:1 — Israel exercised dominion.

God desires that His people dominate and expand their sphere in every area.

Dominion means increase in influence, authority, and impact.

The presence of God must never be taken for granted — dominion flows from His presence.

Satan and the forces of darkness

Ignorance, half-truths, and wrong doctrines

Family systems

The flesh

The Image of God

The Likeness of God

The Presence of God

The Life of God

Speaking over your life

You receive dominion by calling it

Covenant practices

Covenant practices of tokens and signs

Staying connected to your prophet

Praise is not just music — it is spiritual warfare.

Thanksgiving changes atmospheres and situations.

When believers praise, God moves.

📖 2 Chronicles 20 — When Judah praised, God fought their enemies.

Releases God’s power into situations

Breaks yokes and limitations

Invites divine intervention

Brings supernatural breakthroughs

Changes sorrow into joy

Praise is powerful because God dwells in praise.

God desires gratitude, not complaining.

📖 1 Thessalonians 5:18 — “In everything give thanks…”

Whatever you thank God for increases.

📖 Jeremiah 30:19

Thanksgiving → Multiplication

Those who thank God are lifted.

📖 Jeremiah 30:19

Thanksgiving leads to:

Honour

Increase

Elevation

📖 2 Chronicles 20

They praised

God set ambushes

Victory came without fighting

📖 Acts 16:26

Paul and Silas praised in prison

Doors opened

Chains fell

Supernatural release happened

Praise and thanksgiving are not optional —

When you:

praise instead of complain, and

thank God instead of murmuring,

you invite God’s power to work in your life.

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Psalm 92:1–5

Thanksgiving is the believer’s response to God’s goodness.

Appreciation is recognizing the full worth of God and valuing what He has done.

Ingratitude blocks blessings; thanksgiving multiplies them.

Speak appreciative words to God.

Thank Him intentionally and personally.

Don’t assume gratitude — express it in prayer.

📖 Luke 17:17–18 — “Where are the other nine?”

Be someone who returns to tell what God has done.

Thank Him one by one for every blessing.

Testimony is an act of appreciation.

Worship and praise songs express gratitude.

Sing of His goodness, mercy, and faithfulness.

Psalms are tools for thanksgiving.

Dance is a prophetic act of joy and gratitude.

Thanksgiving is not silent — it is expressive.

Musical instruments are tools of thanksgiving.

They celebrate God’s greatness and goodness.

Giving is a strong expression of appreciation.

Offerings communicate value and honour to God.

Thanksgiving is incomplete without giving.

Thanksgiving is not just a day — it is a lifestyle.

Those who appreciate well experience perfection and increase.

PREACHER: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Genesis 1:1

Nothing happens by accident in the Kingdom of God.

Preparation positions a person for favor.

Favor beautifies life and gives it meaning.

Favor is the spice of life — it adds value and attractiveness.

The strength of men cannot bring lasting victory; favor does.

When a man is favored, his life becomes constructed, not scattered.

📖 Judges 6:12, 17

Favor is a constructor of destiny.

Common Favor — general goodwill.

Fearful Favor — supernatural favor that makes enemies fear you.

Fearful favor announces a man’s destiny before he arrives.

📖 Genesis 13:1–2

Abraham’s increase was evidence of fearful favor.

Many struggle not because they are weak, but because they lack favor.

Fulfillment responds to favor, not effort alone.

📖 Malachi 1:9

Grace must be acknowledged to be manifested.

Without favor-consciousness, favor remains dormant.

📖 Philemon 1:6

The communication of your faith becomes effective when you acknowledge what God has placed in you.

Declare: “I am the favored of the Lord.”

What you believe determines what you experience.

📖 Proverbs 3:4; Proverbs 13:15

Favor follows understanding.

Ignorance limits grace.

Fasting and prayer sharpen spiritual sensitivity.

Favor responds to spiritual alignment.

Who you follow determines what follows you.

Follow people who are going where you are going.

Fathers give feathers for sons to fly far.

Certain results only come through prophetic connection.

Engage in prophetic covenant relationships.

God favors those who advance His Kingdom.

Service attracts favor.

Thanksgiving sustains favor.

Gratitude keeps doors open.

Favor is not accidental — it is provoked.

Favor is the force that constructs destiny and ushers believers into fulfillment.

PREACHER: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Ecclesiastes 7:8

📖 Ecclesiastes 7:8

How a person ends a situation or season matters greatly to God.

God is interested not just in beginnings but in completions.

Appreciation activates the altar of mercy.

Thanksgiving is a tool of faith that positions believers to receive grace.

Praise is a key that opens doors to divine intervention.

📖 Psalm 138:8

Perfection means fulfillment, completion, maturity, and wholeness.

It means nothing missing, nothing lacking, and nothing broken.

God is committed to perfecting everything that concerns His children.

Christianity is not sustained by human effort but by grace.

Perfection is a mystery of God’s mercy and grace working in a believer’s life.

What God perfects in your life is a spiritual reality before it becomes physical.

God releases grace specifically for perfection.

God desires to perfect every area of your life — spiritual, physical, emotional, and material.

📖 Jeremiah 30:19

Thanksgiving attracts multiplication and perfection.

Complaining drains grace and removes the “song” from a believer’s life.

📖 Psalm 103:1–5; Psalm 34:1

Thanksgiving is not occasional — it is continuous.

Christianity is not meant to be silent or passive; it is expressive.

📖 Psalm 116:12

A thankful heart constantly asks, “What shall I render to the Lord?”

Appreciation means recognizing the full worth of God.

It is valuing God for who He is and for what He has done.

Thanksgiving shows a deep understanding of God’s works and goodness.

It is giving glory to God intentionally and consciously.

📖 Luke 17:12–19

Ten were healed, but one returned to give thanks.

The thankful one was made whole — perfection followed appreciation.

Appreciation is a spiritual force that brings completion and wholeness.

What appreciation acknowledges, God perfects.

PREACHER: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

1 Corinthians 15:58

📖 1 Corinthians 4:1–2

In the Kingdom of God, faithfulness is not optional — it is required.

God does not first demand results; He demands faithfulness.

Every believer is a steward of something — time, talent, money, opportunity, or responsibility.

📖 1 Corinthians 15:58

Faithfulness demands steadiness.

Promotion does not come to those who are unstable, easily discouraged, or inconsistent.

Being steadfast means remaining committed even when results are not immediate.

Faithfulness is not only for church or ministry.

God expects believers to be faithful wherever He has placed them — workplace, business, school, or assignment.

Work as unto the Lord, not unto men.

📖 Luke 16:10–12

God promotes people who are faithful with little.

Neglecting small responsibilities disqualifies people from greater assignments.

Promotion is proof that you handled the little well.

Faithfulness means doing what is required without complaints or excuses.

God measures how well you do with what is already in your hands.

Anything God places in your care must prosper.

📖 Matthew 25:21

Promotion is God’s response to proven faithfulness.

Faithfulness changes levels and enlarges capacity.

Faithfulness is the pathway to promotion in the Kingdom of God.

Promotion does not come by striving — it comes by faithful stewardship.

Be faithful where you are, and God will take you where you should be.

PREACHER: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Matthew 7:21–22

In the Kingdom of God, promotion is not by noise but by faithfulness.

Faithfulness is the true test of spiritual maturity.

Growth is proven when you can responsibly handle assignments without supervision.

Faithfulness determines change of levels in the Kingdom.

God is faithful by nature.

Covenants can be trusted because they are built on God’s faithfulness.

When God says, “If you use My Word, I will cause it to happen,” it is because He is faithful.

Heaven evaluates men by faithfulness, not activity.

Many will weep in eternity when they realize what could have been, but was not, because they were not faithful.

Faithfulness carries eternal weight, not just earthly relevance.

Staying reliable over time.

Staying power, stickability, unwavering commitment.

Being trustworthy even under pressure.

Willingly responding to God’s instructions.

Handling what God gives with diligence.

Time, money, people, and assignments.

Faithfulness is tested in little things.

Faithfulness is revealed under pressure.

Trials, temptations, suffering, and crises come to prove faithfulness.

Excuses expose unfaithfulness.

A faith that cannot endure pressure is convenient faith, not faithfulness.

Doctrine and Ministry Work

Finances and Resources

Relationships and Marriage

Private Instructions from God

Be faithful even when nobody knows.

Divine Promotion

Divine Enlargement

Commendation from God

“Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Walk with the Holy Spirit

Make a decision to be dependable

Guard your integrity

Finish what you start

Value small things

Stay under authority

Keep your eyes on eternity

Faithfulness is the bridge between calling and promotion.

Faithfulness today secures glory tomorrow.

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Matthew 10:41

A Sword — for correction, judgment, and spiritual alignment.

A Reward — grace, blessings, favour, and supernatural advantage.

A prophet is a messenger of God, carrying the Word, voice, and intentions of God to a people.

Every prophet carries a unique distribution of the Spirit given by God.

No prophet is empty — each one is a carrier of something that God wants to give His people.

📖 Matthew 10:41

Jesus taught that the “prophet’s reward” becomes available only when honour is shown.

Honour unlocks what the prophet carries.

Things begin to happen when you learn how to provide honour.

Honour is not about personality — it is about recognizing the grace of God on the prophet.

To dishonour a prophet is to disconnect from divine help.

📖 Galatians 6:6–7

Whatever you sow into a prophetic relationship produces a harvest.

Honour is a seed; the prophet’s reward is the harvest.

📖 Matthew 10:41

You cannot receive from a man whose grace you do not identify.

Recognition is the first step to impartation.

📖 2 Chronicles 20:20

Believe in the Lord → be established.

Believe His prophet → prosper.

To "receive" the prophet means:

Desire connection

Honour him genuinely

Value the grace on his life

Love and esteem the anointing he carries

👉 The prophet you cannot honour cannot bless you.

📖 Isaiah 44:3

Hunger determines impartation.

When you crave the oil your prophet carries, you position yourself for the outpouring.

📖 Matthew 10:41

You receive the grace, wisdom, covering, and results upon the prophet’s life.

📖 2 Chronicles 20:20

Honour unlocks divine prosperity, open doors, and breakthroughs.

📖 Isaiah 44:3

The spiritual deposits on the prophet begin to flow into your life.

The prophet’s covering shields you from attacks and misdirection.

Honour multiplies results, shortens processes, and brings supernatural speed.

Honour triggers favour with God and man because grace is activated.

Prophetic honour gives you access to counsel, spiritual clarity, and divine instructions.

The anointing you honour becomes the anointing that works for you.

Honour is the key that unlocks the prophet’s blessing.

To honour your prophet is to secure:

The anointing you honour is the anointing that blesses you.

PREACHER: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Proverbs 3:9–10

In the house of God, everything flows in the direction of honour.

Where honour is present, grace flows; where dishonour exists, grace is blocked.

📖 1 Timothy 5:17

Those who labour spiritually, feed you, bless you, and cover you are worthy of double honour.

Honour is not flattery; it is value, recognition, and right posture.

A Prophet carries:

A Blessing

A Dagger (Judgment)

👉 What you receive depends entirely on how you approach the anointing.

Spiritual Parents & Their Family

Your spiritual father is a covenant channel for impartation and preservation.

Biological Parents

Honour guarantees longevity (Eph. 6:1–3).

Husbands & Wives

Wives honour your husbands; husbands honour your wives with understanding (1 Pet. 3:7).

If you play with honour, you lose access to favour, help, and grace.

📖 Proverbs 3:9–10

Honour provokes divine provision, overflow, and supernatural supply.

📖 Matthew 10:40–41

When you honour a prophet, you partake of the prophet’s:

📖 Ephesians 6:1–3

Honour extends life and brings peace, stability, and favour.

Some doors respond only to honour, not to effort.

Dishonour attracts negative spiritual consequences.

Honour positions you under mercy, not judgment.

📖 Acts 10:4

Honour makes your giving and service rise as a memorial before God.

The grace upon your spiritual father begins to produce:

Honour strengthens families, marriages, and leadership systems.

Honour begins with the right thought and right perception.

You cannot receive from a man you dishonour in your mind.

📖 Matthew 10:40

Receiving a prophet positions you for the prophet’s reward.

Honour is also expressed through:

You cannot claim honour where there is no sacrifice.

Honour is a spiritual law, not a suggestion.

Prophets carry both a blessing and a dagger.

When you honour your spiritual father you step into supernatural favour, and unusual breakthroughs.

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Deuteronomy 8:18

Financial prosperity is not a promise; it is a covenant.

God’s covenant is unbreakable — as long as day and night remain, His covenant stands (Jer. 33:20–21).

Christianity operates by principles, and these principles cannot be violated.

📖 Deut. 8:18 — It is God who gives power to get wealth.

God empowered Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through covenant (Gen. 26:3–5).

Through Christ, we are covenant heirs of Abraham (Gal. 3:8–9).

📖 Genesis 8:20–22 — As long as the earth remains, seed-time and harvest will never cease.

This is the law that governs unusual and consistent prosperity.

What you sow is exactly what you reap — financial dominion responds to the law of seed.

God releases general blessings, but He also releases uncommon graces to His covenant people.

Until you understand and obey the laws, you cannot walk in abundance.

Do not play with your covenant obligations:

Tithes

First Fruits

Prophet’s Seed

Partnerships

Sacrificial Seeds

Giving to the poor

Offerings

📖 Luke 6:38 — Your giving determines your receiving.

God does not bless empty rituals — He blesses sincere giving.

Giving must be done with love, faith, and honour.

Financial dominion is a covenant reality, activated through obedience to God’s principles.