As we discovered in last weeks sermon, not only are our times in the hands of God; our stories did not begin with us and will likely not end with us. We all are links in God’s continued prophetic chain that began in eternity and will unfailingly and in eternity. With that understanding, we can begin to recognise the dynamics of prophetic progression as we examine God’s word to Abraham regarding his descendants. A key to unlocking the blessings that come with prophetic progression is understanding that “known unto God are all His works from eternity” and that “He watches over His word to fulfil it.”

God's work did not start with us, and it won’t end with us either. We are simply privileged actors at different stages of God's long chain of prophetic activities. Our resolve as individuals should be to ensure that we are not weak links in that chain. To achieve that is no small feat as it requires our Obedience, Patience to hear what God wants for us individually, and our Prayers to know when He wants us to take prompt steps in the direction He is leading us.

In this sermon Elder Wale Lasenide teaches the importance of sticking to the timing of God and not trying to figure things out on your own. Psalm 31:15 [a] "My times are in Your hands."

In continuation of our theme ‘Prophetic Progression and Apostolic Succession’, this message is aimed at highlighting principles to live by especially as it relates to the changing tides in life and the situations surrounding them.

If your dream is God-given, then know that you don’t have what it takes to bring it to pass. Only God can bring His dream to fulfilment. Joseph was such a man whose dream was given by God and he had to go through the refining process of betrayal, slavery and imprisonment before God brought that dream to pass. Just like Joseph, if you have been given a dream by God, this refining process is a time of confusion which will lead to wandering. This period comes when there are more troubles than solutions.