Misconception About Love || Let’s Talk about Love 2026 || Pastor Joseph Aborowa

Let There Be Light || Part 2 - Pastor Joseph Aborowa

Let There Be Light || Part 1 - Pastor Joseph Aborowa

The Word of Faith produces the Spirit of Faith.
What you consistently hear and meditate on shapes what you become.

The Spirit of Faith lifts you beyond the realm of the ordinary and aligns you with the will of God. Many people have exited life prematurely because they failed to hear God. Not every open door is God’s door. You must ask in the name of Jesus.

The Lord will decorate you.
This month will be filled with miracles, signs, and wonders in the name of Jesus Christ.

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Joseph Aborowa continues the New Wine agenda for 2026 by unveiling the mystery of first fruits under the pillar of Covenant Practice. He establishes that prosperity in the Kingdom is not luck, hustle, or human strategy—it is a covenant system governed by spiritual laws (Genesis 8:22).

Drawing from Proverbs 3:9–10, Proverbs 11:24–25, Luke 6:38, and Romans 11:16, this message reveals that increase in the Kingdom flows through honour, sacrifice, and the principle of the first and the best. Pastor Aborowa explains that first fruit giving is not charity and not because God is in need, but an act of worship, reverence, and acknowledgement of God’s lordship over our substance.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Joseph Aborowa ushers believers into the prophetic theme of New Wine for 2026. Drawing from scriptures like Isaiah 43:18–19, Matthew 9:17, Proverbs 3:9–10, and Revelation 21:5, he teaches that God is committed to doing new things—but only in vessels prepared to carry them.

This message challenges listeners to let go of the past, cleanse old patterns, and build spiritual capacity for what God is releasing. Pastor Aborowa explains that new wine represents new beginnings, new seasons, spiritual renewal, prosperity, revival, and fresh assignments. He emphasizes covenant practices like honoring God with first fruits, living in holiness, and positioning oneself for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

In this teaching, Pastor Joseph Aborowa brings closure to the Power of Prayer and Fasting series by unveiling the final two benefits of fasting: divine intervention and fame. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20 and Luke 4, he shows how fasting provokes God’s direct involvement in human affairs—causing battles to turn in your favor and lifting men into visibility, influence, and recognition after seasons of waiting.

Beyond fasting, this message reconnects listeners to the New Wine prophetic agenda for 2026, revisiting the seven foundational pillars upon which the year is built. Pastor Aborowa explains that pillars are spiritual structures—when they are intact, life stands; when they are destroyed, collapse is inevitable (Psalm 11:3). He emphasizes that January was spent laying these foundations intentionally, and that throughout 2026, God will continually bring believers back to these pillars.

In this in-depth teaching, Pastor Joseph Aborowa explains why prayer and fasting is not a church tradition or a January routine, but a God-ordained spiritual system. Drawing from Matthew 6:6 and Matthew 6:17, he establishes that fasting and prayer are divine expectations—“when you pray” and “when you fast”—not optional activities.

This message revisits and expands on the benefits of fasting, with a strong emphasis on divine direction as outlined in Isaiah 58. Pastor Aborowa teaches that fasting positions believers to hear God clearly, avoid destructive decisions, escape traps disguised as opportunities, and walk in the path of life rather than the path of death. He emphasizes praying prayers of inquiry—asking God what to do, where to go, who to connect with, and what steps to delay or avoid.

In this powerful continuation of The Power of Prayer and Fasting series, Pastor Joseph Aborowa teaches on Divine Direction as a major benefit of waiting upon the Lord. He explains that fasting positions believers to access the mind of God, avoid costly mistakes, and walk in purpose—especially in uncertain times.

Drawing from scriptures such as Isaiah 58:11, Romans 8, Jeremiah 29:11, Proverbs 14:12, Psalm 23, and Isaiah 30:21, this message emphasizes that not every open door is God’s door and that success outside God’s will leads to frustration. Through prayer, fasting, and praying in the Holy Ghost, believers receive clarity, exemption, and precise guidance—even in seasons of drought, crisis, or confusion.

In this teaching, Pastor Joseph Aborowa continues the series on The Power of Prayer and Fasting, helping believers understand the purpose and benefits of fasting beyond religious routine. He emphasizes that fasting is not for God’s benefit but for man—designed to strengthen the spirit, sharpen sensitivity to God, and release spiritual empowerment.

Drawing from scriptures such as Isaiah 58, Matthew 6:6 & 17, Matthew 17:21, Isaiah 40:31, Luke 4:1–14, and Ephesians 3:16, Pastor Aborowa explains that prayer and fasting fatten the human spirit, destroy yokes, and break limitations. Empowerment is revealed as the primary benefit of fasting—granting dominion, spiritual authority, and victory over stubborn challenges.