Manifesting Jesus: Dr Okey Onuzo

Miracles are not necessarily spectacular. Remember that Satan also appears as an angel of light, hence, believers should be on the lookout for liars and deceivers who claim to be workers of miracles but are agents of darkness.

In this message, we shall examine the facts about Miracles, the purpose of Miracles, and how to experience the supernatural in our daily life.

There are natural miracles such as, the complex and intricate workings of the systems in our body; sleep and waking up, how the body heals itself when a bone breaks; rainfall  and vegetation; etc. And there are supernatural miracles – direct, out-of-the-norm action and interventions of God. Miracles are usually instant but they can also be progressive. Examples are as mentioned in the Bible “that very hour”: blind eyes opening, the deaf hearing, dumb  speaking, lame walking. For progressive: conception and birth; recovery from damage caused by severe accidents; change in financial situations, family dynamics, etc.

Crossover Service Ministration: Rev Peter Ameadaji 

Rev Peter Ameadaji : FSQVGC Youth Church ( January 2, 2022)

We thank God for the thematic focus of this year – “Supernatural Miracles.” We thank God for the expectation this will create but more importantly the devotion to God  it should build in us and draw us closer to God as we experience Him more and more in our daily lives both as individual believers and corporately as a church.

Carol Service Ministration: Rev Peter Ameadaji

Our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ of Nazareth, whose birthday we are commemorating  this month demonstrated “Perfect Love.” The Agape love of God is poured upon all  humanity before we even knew of our need for help. Romans 5:8 says while we were yet sinners Christ died for us. He has commanded us to  also love one another as He has loved us (John 13:34). The essence of our theme “Perfect Love,” is to remind us of God’s love for us. The essence of this study is to show us the amazing wonders of His love and elicit a  positive response from us in loving him in return, and living a life of total obedience in  line with His perfect will

We need to constantly remind ourselves of the dimensions of the Father’s Love, the  Demonstration of His Love for us in our daily living, God’s desire to show His Love to  the world through us and how we can live in love among ourselves as brothers and  Sisters. It is meant to be experienced and expressed daily.

The subject of love is an important theme in this letter of John. Note that in the one hundred and five verses of this epistle, the word love is used fifty-nine times.  John had already given some strong instruction about love in the second and third chapters. And nowhere in the fourth chapter, he returns to that theme.  When you look at these verses a little closer you notice a new term John has added to the mix. Four times in these verses he uses the word perfect to describe the love he talks about so much.  John uses three different forms of the word translated perfect, perfected, and perfection. But all three come from the same root word which means “to bring to an  end or completion or full development.” In other words, “complete or mature.” Some things about Agape love:  Agape love is the foundation for all legitimate love - I Corinthians 13.  Agape love is the core of all of God's relationships with us. There is one commandment that is repeated three times in these verses; it is the  exhortation to “love one another.” (vs. 7, 11, 12)