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.

PREACHER: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Psalm 119:98, 104

📖 Psalm 119:98, 104

Without understanding, life becomes a struggle.

Many struggles on earth persist because people lack spiritual and practical understanding.

📖 Philippians 4:19

God revealed Himself to Abraham as El-Shaddai, the All-Sufficient God.

Genesis 22 shows that God is a giver and supernatural provider.

Every believer must believe that God is able and willing to take care of them.

📖 Isaiah 5:13

The greatest issue of most Christians is ignorance.

You must ask yourself:

What can I do?

What do I have in my hands?

What value can I produce?

There is something unique in you that can produce results — discover it.

Types of knowledge needed:

Knowledge of God

Knowledge of the Word of God

Knowledge on Finances

📖 Proverbs 10:4 — “The slack man turns to poverty.”

Laziness is a major enemy of financial prosperity.

Pride shuts doors and prevents access to help, favour, and wisdom.

Negative family patterns, spoken words, or spiritual barriers can hinder prosperity.

Nomadic Mentality — a life with no aim, plan, or direction.

Consumer Mentality — always spending, never producing.

Choose to be a producer, not just a consumer.

Materialistic Mentality — when money is the only focus.

Wrong thinking produces wrong outcomes.

These are embedded in Scripture and form the backbone of supernatural financial flow:

First Fruits

Tithing

Prophet’s Seed

Parental Honour

Giving to the Poor & Needy

Sacrificial Seeds

These are the spiritual systems God uses to lift believers out of hardship.

Paid Employment

Inheritance

Money Market Instruments

Do not waste money — invest in profitable financial instruments.

Financial hardship ends when ignorance is broken, wrong mentalities are corrected, and believers commit to both spiritual covenant principles and practical financial discipline.

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Faith is required not only for salvation or spiritual growth — faith is needed for material supply, daily survival, and financial victories.

Even when a person has money physically, a believer must still engage faith — because faith is the master key to supernatural provision.

📌 We are seed of Abraham, therefore provision is covenant-based.

These truths form the foundation upon which faith for supply is built.

📖 Matthew 6:25–34

📖 Deuteronomy 28:12

📖 Genesis 39:2–3, Psalm 34:8–10

📖 Isaiah 48:17–21, Psalm 23:1

📖 Psalm 1:1–3, Proverbs 10:4

For every labour, there is profit.

📖 Numbers 14:28, Mark 11:23, Proverbs 18:21

📖 Genesis 8:22, Luke 6:38, Luke 18:12

"It is better to owe your problem than to owe God."

God desires to supply His children, but supply responds to faith, obedience, diligence, confession, and covenant practice.

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Faith is needed for our daily living.

Faith is the master key to a triumphant life.

Faith is the atmosphere of God — the realm in which He operates.

God does not honor anything except by faith.

Anything done outside of faith is unacceptable to God.

God desires to supply all your needs.

Even if you have money physically, spiritual transactions still require faith (e.g., buying a car by faith).

By redemption, we are connected to Abraham’s covenant blessings.

📖 Genesis 17:1–7 — God’s covenant with Abraham flows to his spiritual seed.

Therefore, the covenant of provision belongs to us.

📖 Hebrews 13:8 — God never changes. If He provided before, He will provide again.

Jehovah Jireh reveals two powerful truths:

God sees your need and makes provision ahead of time.

God provides miraculously — supernatural supply.

📖 Isaiah 65:24 — Before you call, He answers.

📖 1 Corinthians 10:1–4

We must trust in “the God of supply.”

He is the unending source that never runs dry.

God has a proven history of supernatural provision:

Manna for 3 million people for 40 years

📖 Psalm 78:25

Provision for the widow of Zarephath

📖 1 Kings 17:8–16 — It will not finish.

Coin in the fish’s mouth

📖 Matthew 17:27

Feeding of the 5,000

📖 John 6:11

📖 Hebrews 11:2 — The elders obtained a good report through faith.

Anxiety paralyzes faith.

Worry cancels God’s power in your life.

📖 Matthew 6:25–34

Heaven has divine storehouses.

📖 Deuteronomy 28:12

Relationship with God attracts provision.

Holiness leads to prosperity.

📖 Genesis 39:2–3 — The Lord was with Joseph.

📖 Psalm 34:8–10

Every blessing from God carries a specific instruction.

📖 Isaiah 48:17–21

📖 Psalm 23:1 — The Lord leads; provision follows.

The covenant provides for diligent workers.

📖 Psalm 1:1–3

📖 Proverbs 10:4 — Hard work leads to profit.

“For every labor, there is profit.”

What you speak determines what you experience.

📖 Numbers 14:28

📖 Mark 11:23

📖 Proverbs 18:21 — If you don’t speak, you’re not expressing life.

The Abrahamic covenant is activated through giving.

📖 Genesis 8:22

📖 Luke 6:38

📖 Luke 18:12

“It is better to owe your problem than to owe God.”

God wants to supply all your needs, but it requires faith, obedience, diligence, and covenant practice.

Understanding Christian Fruitfulness — Part 4

Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Colossians 3:2

A believer without spiritual fire will decline in effectiveness.

Fruitfulness cannot be sustained without spiritual fervency.

“To enjoy and to be celebrated in eternity, you need to be fruitful in time.”

What you do now determines what you will enjoy later.

Your earthly fruitfulness affects your eternal relevance.

📖 Colossians 3:2

Fruitfulness begins with a heavenly mindset.

What occupies your mind shapes the fruit your life will produce.

📖 Daniel 12:3

Those who turn many to righteousness shine with eternal brightness.

📖 Romans 12:9 — Let your love be without hypocrisy.

Fruitfulness requires sincerity, consistency, and spiritual intensity.

A believer must avoid fake service and maintain genuine passion for God.

📖 Job 1; Luke 4:13; John 14:30

Even after seasons of victory, the enemy attempts to come back.

Keeping your fire burning protects your fruitfulness.

📖 Proverbs 4:18

Fruitfulness requires constant growth.

You cannot reach higher levels of destiny without spiritual fire.

📖 Exodus 16:18; Lamentations 3:22–23; 2 Corinthians 4:16

Grace must be renewed daily.

Yesterday’s fire cannot sustain today’s assignment.

📖 Ephesians 5:18; Matthew 12:43–45

If you are not filled with the Spirit, something else will fill you.

Emptiness leads to vulnerability and spiritual decline.

📖 Luke 22:39

Stability and consistency keep your gifts active.

If you lose your fire, you lose your gifts.

📖 Joshua 1:8

Fruitfulness comes through continuous meditation.

Meditation fuels spiritual fire and growth.

Don’t only collect sermon notes — apply what you hear.

Revelation without action produces no fruit.

📖 Proverbs 13:20

Your environment influences your fire and your fruit.

Wrong company kills zeal; right company increases spiritual glow.

Fruitfulness requires fire. When a believer loses spiritual passion, they begin to lose their gifts, their strength, and their impact. To remain fruitful, you must keep your love alive, maintain your fervency, and renew your spiritual fire daily.

Fruitfulness thrives in a burning heart. Fireless Christianity leads to fruitless Christianity.

Honor — A Master Key to the Life of Blessedness

Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Ephesians 6:1–2

Honor is a divine key that unlocks a life of blessedness.

It positions a person to experience God’s favour, ease, and supernatural help.

Some blessings are general and available to all.

But uncommon and extraordinary blessings flow through honor.

Honor determines how much blessing a person can access.

Honor has the power to shift situations.

It can turn difficulties around and open doors that were previously closed.

Honor changes levels.

The direction of your life is connected to the people you honor.

The grace on those you follow flows into your life.

Honor determines impartation and influence.

Honor releases grace — grace flows from those you choose to honor.

Dishonor blocks blessings; honor attracts them.

You rise by the grace you honor.

Honor brings ease, wellness, and longevity.

This is why Ephesians 6:1–2 says honor carries the promise “that it may be well with you.”

Honor reduces struggle and brings divine speed.

Honor is a spiritual law that shapes the destiny of every believer. It unlocks blessings, releases grace, and makes life easier. Your results are connected to who you honor and who you follow. Honor is truly a master key to a life of blessedness.

Activating Your Set Time

Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

Psalm 102:13

Psalm 102:13 teaches that God has a set time to favour His people.

You must learn to pray:

This is the normal time we live by:

Hours

Days

Weeks

Months

The 24-hour cycle

The 365 days of the year

This is ordinary, natural time.

Kairos is the God-appointed time for manifestation.

When you miss your Kairos, you fail to achieve or actualize destiny.

There is a Kairos moment in everybody’s life and ministry.

You need a push to enter your Kairos moment.

That supernatural push is what moves you into the place of achievement.

Without stepping into Kairos, destiny remains unfulfilled.

Every believer has a natural time and a divinely appointed set time. To enter your set time, you must cry out for God’s favour and allow Him to push you into your Kairos moment—the moment where achievement and destiny become reality.

Understanding Christian Fruitfulness — Part 2

Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

John 15:8

Greek: Karpos (καρπός) — meaning:

Result

Outcome

Visible evidence

Advantage or profit

“That which originates from something”

Biblically, fruit represents the visible expression of an invisible life—the outward manifestation of the inward work of the Holy Spirit.

Fruitfulness produces undeniable outcomes in the believer’s life:

Your fruit is evidence that God is working through you.

A true disciple is known by the results their life produces.

Spiritual productivity leads to deep joy and fulfillment.

Your good works shine light and draw people to Christ.

This fruit reflects the character of Christ in the believer.

Love

Joy

Peace

Longsuffering

Kindness

Goodness

Faithfulness

Gentleness

Self-control

These are not nine different fruits, but one fruit with nine expressions.

Produced through obedience to God and sensitivity to the Spirit.

Righteousness leads to right living and right actions.

True repentance produces visible change.

Turning away from sin is evidence of genuine salvation.

The fruit of praise and thanksgiving.

A believer who abides in Christ expresses gratitude continually.

Good works reveal inward faith through outward actions.

This fruit blesses other people and glorifies God.

Paul called his converts “fruit.”

Every believer is expected to reproduce spiritually by winning souls.

Giving is spiritual fruit credited to the believer’s account.

Generosity reflects a heart of love, stewardship, and sacrifice.

Part 2 expands on what fruitfulness looks like in the Christian life. Fruit-bearing is not limited to character alone — it includes righteousness, repentance, worship, good works, soul-winning, and generosity.

Understanding Christian Fruitfulness — Part 1

Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

John 15:1–8

Fruitfulness is God’s expectation for every believer.

God does not save us to remain barren or unproductive.

Jesus introduces the foundation of fruitfulness in John 15:1, describing:

Himself as the True Vine

The Father as the Vine Dresser

Believers as the branches

The health and productivity of the branch depends entirely on its connection.

📖 Matthew 25:14–30

Rev. Dr. Okronipa emphasized that this parable clearly shows God’s expectation for increase.

Every servant was given something, and God expected them to produce results.

Lessons from the parable:

God gives resources, gifts, and opportunities to every believer.

God expects multiplication—not stagnation.

Failure to produce fruit is considered wickedness and laziness (Matt. 25:26).

Fruitfulness is not a suggestion; it is a kingdom requirement.

Fruit is the believer’s proof of faithfulness.

Greek word: Karpos (καρπός) meaning:

Result

Outcome

Advantage

Profit

“That which is produced by something within”

Biblically, fruit is the visible expression of an invisible life—the outward manifestation of what the Holy Spirit is doing inside the believer.

Fruitfulness is not outward activity; it is spiritual productivity that reflects Christ.

Rev. Dr. Okronipa emphasized that fruitfulness is impossible without abiding.

📖 John 15:4–5

Christ is the source; without Him, the believer can do nothing.

Abiding means:

Staying connected to His Word

Maintaining fellowship and obedience

Living in dependency on His life

A disconnected branch cannot produce fruit.

The church is the God-ordained environment for spiritual growth.

Fruitfulness requires:

Corporate fellowship

Spiritual covering

Consistent feeding

Accountability

A Christian cannot grow alone; growth happens in community.

📖 Jeremiah 3:15

God assigns pastors to feed His people with knowledge and understanding.

Pastoral ministry is part of God’s fruitfulness system.

When a believer disconnects from their pastor, they disconnect from:

Instruction

Nourishment

Guidance

Spiritual stability

You cannot produce fruit without the shepherd God has placed over your life.

Part 1 established the foundation of Christian fruitfulness:

Fruitfulness is God’s expectation for every believer.

Fruit is the visible evidence of Christ’s life in us.

God demands increase, as shown in the parable of the talents.

True fruitfulness comes only by abiding—in Christ, in the church, and under your God-given pastor.

When the believer abides, fruit becomes natural, consistent, and undeniable.