In this intense revival message, Pastor leads listeners into a deep alignment with the will, purpose, and eternal counsel of God for 2026. Through fervent prayer and strong prophetic instruction, he emphasizes the necessity of being led by the Holy Spirit—not personal ability, emotion, or human agenda. The call is clear: “Don’t let 2026 happen to you—happen to the year.”

This sermon introduces the theme “Fresh Fire”, teaching that every new season requires a new dimension of spiritual power. Drawing from scriptures such as Psalm 68:19, Luke 10:19, Acts 1:8, Ephesians 1:3, Ezekiel 47, and Isaiah 61:7, Pastor reveals that power is superior to money, and fire is essential for dominion, productivity, victory, and fulfillment. Believers are charged to secure the year in the spirit, command each month prophetically, and refuse to enter the new year lukewarm or unprepared.

The message highlights that power has levels and cost, and that hunger and thirst for God are the gateways to deeper realms of spiritual authority. Listeners are encouraged to stir up the gift within, pray intensely in the Holy Ghost, and pursue “unlimited power”—the realm where destiny cannot be predicted, manipulated, or resisted by the enemy.

In this deeply stirring message, Pastor teaches on the power of thanksgiving as the will of God and the key to sustaining faith, hope, and victory in every season. Drawing from scriptures such as 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Habakkuk 3:17–19, Psalms 124 and 127, and Luke 11:11, he emphasizes that while prayers can sometimes miss God’s will, thanksgiving never does.

The sermon challenges believers to rejoice even when results are delayed, expectations are unmet, or life appears unfruitful. Pastor reminds listeners that God remains faithful, fighting unseen battles, preserving lives, and preventing evils we may never know about. Gratitude, he teaches, keeps hope alive, silences envy, matures believers for inheritance, and positions them for divine visitation.

In this prophetic and faith-charging message, Pastor Joseph Aborowa declares that every good work God has started in your life will not stop. Drawing from Scripture, he teaches that just as the enemies forcefully stopped the rebuilding of God’s house, believers must apply spiritual force to resist stagnation, delay, and unanswered prophecies. This sermon is a call to actively contend for what God has already spoken.

With strong emphasis on scriptures such as Matthew 11:12, 1 Timothy 1:18, and Luke 5:4–11, Pastor Aborowa urges listeners to fight with prophecy, refuse passivity, and enforce God’s Word until results manifest. He introduces the prophetic instruction “Don’t Wash Your Net Yet”, declaring that the year is not over and harvest is still possible—even after seasons of failure, disappointment, or “nothing to show.”

Using Peter’s encounter with Jesus at the Sea of Galilee, the message reveals how one word from God can turn emptiness into overflow, failure into net-breaking abundance, and frustration into generational impact. This sermon proclaims that in the remaining days of the year, testimonies will drop, opportunities will open, names and stories will change, and hands will not return empty. It is a bold call to persistence, faith, and expectation—because God is not done yet.

In this highly prophetic message titled “No Evil Carryover,” Pastor Joseph Aborowa declares the end of delay, shame, reproach, and every negative pattern before the transition into 2026. He emphasizes that God’s will is for His people to end the year in glory, abundance, peace, and visible testimony, not carrying unresolved battles into a new season.

Teaching from scriptures such as 2 Corinthians 3:18, Exodus 3:21, Psalm 65:11, 2 Peter 1:3, and Galatians 3:13–14, Pastor Aborowa reveals that believers are redeemed from curses and called to live from glory to glory. He explains that as believers behold God’s Word, they are transformed into what they see—walking in favor, excellence, and fulfillment.

This sermon confronts cycles of delay, inherited shame, financial struggle, sickness, and unanswered prayers, declaring their termination by the power of redemption. With strong prophetic declarations, listeners are assured that testimonies will no longer be postponed, blessings will be fast-tracked, and the year will be crowned with goodness. This message is a call to rise into destiny, reject evil carryover, and step boldly into a new season of joy, peace, favor, and completion.

In this powerful and prophetic message, Pastor Joseph Aborowa declares a season of good news, safety, completion, and divine acceleration. He proclaims protection over families, journeys, and livelihoods, assuring listeners that December is a month of fulfillment—where delayed blessings are fast-tracked and testimonies are completed.

Teaching from scriptures such as Exodus 3:21, Psalm 65:11, 2 Peter 1:3, and 2 Corinthians 3:18, Pastor Aborowa reveals that believers are called to glory and excellence, not average living. He emphasizes the power of expectation, confession, and praying in the Holy Ghost as keys to releasing the glory within—Christ in us, the hope of glory.

This sermon introduces the revelation of “surpassing glory”—a glory greater than former seasons—where God upgrades lives, ends lack, restores dignity, and moves His people from glory to glory. Listeners are encouraged to reject shame, embrace excellence, and walk confidently in favor, peace, and abundance as the year concludes in celebration, joy, and visible testimonies.

In this powerful and faith-stirring message, Pastor Joseph Aborowa teaches on the reality and force of divine favor as the end of struggle. Emphasizing the power of declarations, faith, and spiritual engagement, he reveals how favor can move believers beyond limitations of age, qualification, salary, or background. Drawing from scriptures like Exodus, Psalms, Luke, Esther, and the story of Jabez, the sermon shows that prosperity, promotion, property, and breakthrough come not by human effort alone, but by God’s favor.

Pastor Aborowa calls listeners to speak into the atmosphere, go spiritual through prayer and fasting, walk in righteousness, and keep their faith on fire. He declares a season of strange favor, wealth transfer, early achievement, and divine acceleration—especially for young people. This message is a call to rise above struggle, recognize divine opportunities, shut every door against the enemy, and step boldly into God’s promises with confidence and faith.

This sermon centers on the Covenant Day of Favor, teaching that favor is God’s instrument for deliverance, abundance, and wealth transfer. Just as Israel exited 430 years of slavery loaded with blessings, Pastor Aborowa declares freedom from financial hardship, shame, and stagnation. He explains the connection between favor and abundance, showing how favor changes levels, restores dignity, strengthens families, and brings divine compensation.

Listeners are encouraged to embrace righteousness, faith, and obedience as keys to provoking favor. With strong prophetic declarations, this message announces the end of sorrow, the beginning of joy, and a season where God’s people will not end empty—but blessed, restored, and advancing in destiny.

This message is a reminder that we cannot compartmentalize our faith and finances. If we want to break through in prosperity, we must align our financial practices with God’s standards of integrity, honor, and obedience. Let's strive to be faithful stewards of the resources He gives us!

Praise the Lord! Family, today we are addressing the costs involved in breaking new ground. Jesus told the disciples, “Can you drink from the cup I am about to drink?” (Matthew 20:22). This cup signifies the challenges and the price you must pay for greatness. You cannot be a partaker of the glory unless you’re also willing to bear the weight of the cross.

In Luke 12:49-50, Jesus speaks of fire—a fire He came to set upon the earth. Yet He also speaks of a baptism that He must endure, a stretching and refining process, a journey that would not be easy but would be worth it. Likewise, if you want to experience the glory of God in your life, you must be willing to endure the process of refinement.

This is a season of new things. Isaiah 54:2-3 tells us, “Enlarge the place of your tent, stretch your curtains wide, and break forth to the right and to the left.” This is a time for progress, expansion, and breakthrough in every area of your life.

I don’t know what your situation looks like, but no force, no power, no nation, and no circumstance can stop the purpose of God from being fulfilled in your life. The Lord is saying, “Break new ground today!”