I Have The Life Of God (Zoe) - Part 5

Pastor Joseph Aborowa

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Pastor Joseph Aborowa

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Pastor Joseph Aborowa

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Pastor Joseph Aborowa

I Have The Life of God (Zoe) Part 4-

Pastor Joseph Aborowa

Let Reuben Live (First Born Service)

Pastor Joseph Aborowa.

Pastor Joseph Aborowa emphasized the indestructible nature of the life believers have in Christ. This divine life, also known as Zoe, is God's kind of life—eternal, victorious, and powerful.

He explained that this life empowers believers to overcome life's challenges, live above sin, and fulfill divine destiny. Through scriptures, he reminded the church that they are new creations in Christ and urged them to walk in the consciousness of this God-given, indestructible life.

Pastor Joseph preached on the believer’s identity and advantage in Christ. He emphasized that being in Christ means living a new, supernatural life—Zoe, the God-kind of life. This life is full of glory, victory, and divine advantage. Christians are not ordinary; they carry eternal life now and are called to live above the world’s systems. Pastor encouraged believers to dream big, live purposefully, and never settle for less, because God’s life in them brings success, wisdom, and influence in every area of life.

Pastor Joseph teaches that Jesus came not just to save us, but to give us Zoe – the supernatural, eternal, and abundant life of God. This life is rich, satisfying, victorious, and overflowing. It’s not a future promise—it’s a present reality for every believer.

He emphasized that:

We are new creatures in Christ; the old life of failure and shame is gone.

God wants us to enjoy life, not struggle through it.

Believers should live differently from the world—walking in divine wisdom and supernatural results.

A shift is coming—from lack to abundance, from just surviving to thriving.

Expect business breakthroughs, financial increase, and a life that reflects God’s nature.

Pastor Joseph Aborowa delivered a short but powerful exhortation, drawing from John 4, where Jesus encounters the Samaritan woman at the well. He highlighted the significance of 12 noon, representing the prime of life, when many people either rise or fall in destiny. He warned that the enemy often captures young people between ages 15 and 25 through distractions like sin, addiction, and bad influences—just as the Samaritan woman had lived a sinful life before meeting Jesus.

Jesus, though tired and hungry, engaged the woman in a conversation about Living Water—a symbol of spiritual renewal and eternal satisfaction. Pastor Aborowa then connected this to John 7, where Jesus again speaks of Living Water, now referring to the Holy Spirit, which will flow like rivers from within believers.

He linked this to 2 Timothy 1:6, urging the congregation to stir up the fire of God within them. He declared that the Holy Spirit is already inside them, like a river waiting to flow. He called on the church to pray fervently, ignite revival, and awaken their spiritual gifts. As they stirred the fire within, he assured them that healing, restoration, and supernatural empowerment would follow.