At our Premium Worship and Prayers service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, taught on the powerful subject “DIPSYCHOS”, the Greek word for Double Mindedness. Drawing from James 4:8 and James 1:7-8 (NKJV), he highlighted how a double minded person - undecided, wavering, or torn between loyalties - becomes unstable and unable to receive from the Lord. This message unpacks the dangers of inner conflict: struggling between faith and doubt, or trying to serve both God and self. Double mindedness leads to spiritual inconsistency, instability, and a lack of breakthrough.

Through Psalm 119:113 in various translations (AMPC, TLB, CEB), PFP emphasised God’s clear dislike for fickleness in devotion and called the church to a place of clarity, focus, and faithfulness in our walk with God. The message was a soul searching invitation to align our hearts with God’s word and will. We then entered into a powerful time of worship, offering up worship before God’s throne, with a singular purpose to lift Him above everything else.

At today’s Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a powerful word titled “Fresh Strength.” He reminded us that human strength fails, and urged us never to place our trust in man’s ability. Instead, we must recognise God as our true powerhouse, accessible through prayer and worship. Never trade your spiritual source for anything.

The anchor scripture, Isaiah 40:31 (NKJV & AMPC), declares that those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength. Pastor Yomi walked us through Isaiah 40:27–31 (MSG) and Luke 22:41–43, where even Jesus, in agony, received strength from heaven. We were reminded from Philippians 4:13 and 2 Corinthians 12:9–10 that God’s strength is perfected in our weakness. As David declared in Psalm 73:26, “My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart.”

We were encouraged to “give strength to gain strength”—by encouraging others, staying in faith, and continuing to pray. Pastor also touched on 1 Samuel 2:9 and Job 22:27–28, emphasising that our faith must rise even when weary. As the man cried in Mark 9:24, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!”

He then led the church in prophetic declarations:

Nehemiah 8:10 – The joy of the Lord is our strength.

2 Corinthians 13:4 – Though Christ was crucified in weakness, He lives by God's power.

Psalm 18:29–32 – The Lord arms us with strength and makes our way perfect.

Psalm 103:5 – He satisfies us with good things and renews our youth.

Deuteronomy 33:25 – As your days, so shall your strength be.

Job 42:10 & 12 – God will restore all we’ve lost, twice as much and make our latter days better.

Joel 2:25–26 – We shall eat in plenty, be satisfied, and never be put to shame!

It was a stirring reminder that God’s strength is real, fresh, and always available to those who wait on Him!

At our Midweek Interactive Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu led a deeply engaging and insightful discussion titled “Male & Female.” Drawing from Genesis 1:26–28, he emphasised that both man and woman were created in God’s image and blessed with purpose and dominion. The conversation explored God’s original intent for the roles of male and female, highlighting how each was uniquely designed to complement the other.

Referencing Genesis 2:15 and 2:18, Pastor Colins explained that man was placed in the garden to work, tend, guard, and keep the earth, while woman was created as a suitable, adaptable and complementary helper. He also drew on Ephesians 5:22–25 to show the beauty of mutual submission, love, and respect in relationships. He challenged both men and women to understand and embrace their God-given roles with wisdom, purpose, and grace.

Scripture References:

Genesis 1:26–28 (NKJV),

Genesis 2:15 (NIV, AMPC),

Genesis 2:18 (AMPC),

Ephesians 5:22–25 (NKJV)

At today’s Youth Sunday Service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, delivered a thought-provoking exhortation titled “WHY?” Drawing from Judges 6:13, he unpacked Gideon’s honest question to the angel of the Lord: “If the Lord is with us, why are we facing so much trouble?” This powerful moment reflects the heart cry of many young people who grapple with life’s challenges despite their faith. Pastor Femi reminded us that God is not afraid of our questions, and that such honesty can be the beginning of something divine.

He emphasised that asking “Why?” is not a sign of doubt or weakness, but often a gateway to deeper understanding, divine encounter, and purpose. Like Gideon, those who question in sincerity are often the very ones God chooses to raise up. In our honest questions, God births strength, clarity, and a renewed sense of calling. The message was both a comfort and a challenge - an invitation to embrace our questions and trust that God is working, even in the “why.”

Scripture Reference: Judges 6:13

At today’s Prayer & Praise Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful word titled "Power of Recognition – Helps You Know Things for Sure!”

PFP taught that recognition is the gateway to clarity and fulfilment. Without it, we stumble through life in trial and error. He highlighted four key areas we must learn to recognise: ourselves, our enemies, the right time, and the Lord.

He led the church to pray:

“Holy Spirit, teach me to recognise my opportuned times, so I never miss any one of them again, in Jesus' name. Amen!”

“From now on, Lord, may I always recognise the right time for every important thing in life, so I can soar, in Jesus' name!”

📖 Psalm 5:8 (TLB) – “Lord, lead me as You promised me You would; otherwise my enemies will conquer me. Tell me clearly what to do, which way to turn.”

At today’s Holy Communion Service, our Senior Pastor, Pastor Femi Paul, shared this impactful exhortation titled “Kingdom Mastery Called: Recognition of Opportunities.” He outlined the three essential components of Kingdom mastery: Wisdom, Insight, and the Recognition of Opportunities. Recognition, he explained, is the ability to perceive and discern what others overlook, enabling us to seize God‑sent moments.

Citing Acts 28:26 (NKJV) -  “Hearing you will hear, and shall not understand; and seeing you will see, and not perceive!” Pastor Femi emphasised that perception precedes recognition. The capacity to recognise opportunities will make you, while failure to recognise them can break you. As we partook of the Communion, we prayed for sharpened discernment so that we never miss the doors God opens before us.

At our Midweek Interactive Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu shared a powerful word titled: "A Servant Heart"

📖 “Let a man so consider us, as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God.” — 1 Corinthians 4:1 (NKJV)

True greatness in God’s Kingdom is rooted in service. Jesus reminded us that leadership is not about lording over others, but becoming a servant to all (Matthew 20:25–28). As believers, we’re called to serve God, not for the approval of people (Galatians 1:10), but with undivided focus and devotion (2 Timothy 2:4).

To close, Pastor Colins prayed and prophesied over the church using Psalms 89:20–29 (NKJV) — declaring strength, favour, and generational blessings over all.

At today’s Thanksgiving & Testimony Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a timely and powerful exhortation titled: "You're Waiting to Be Discovered, But You're About to Be Found!"

He opened with Psalm 89:20, reminding us:

📖 “I discovered My servant David. I anointed him with My holy oil!” — Psalm 89:20 (CEB)

📖 “I have found My servant David; with My holy oil I have anointed him!” — Psalm 89:20 (NKJV)

To be discovered is to be singled out, sorted from the crowd based on distinguishing qualities. It’s not just about visibility; it’s about worthiness.

Pastor Femi stressed that "Only servants are found, because they consistently carry out the will of God. Others may be visible, but without the heart of service, they are often ignored and dismissed."

He highlighted the story of David:

📖 “And when He had removed Saul, God raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, ‘I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will.’” — Acts 13:22 (NKJV)

David was not just chosen because of appearance or skill. He was found because of a servant heart, obedient across all seasons.

In contrast, Pastor Femi reminded us of Saul:

📖 “The Lord has ripped the kingdom of Israel from you today. He will give it to a friend of yours, someone who is more worthy than you.” — 1 Samuel 15:28 (CEB)This is your season of being found, not just seen. May the Lord discover in you a faithful, servant heart - one He can elevate, anoint, and establish!

At our Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in a powerful time of prayer, preceded by a stirring exhortation titled “More and More Blessings!”

He declared from 2 Corinthians 9:8 (NKJV):

“And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that you, always having all sufficiency in all things, may have an abundance for every good work.”

He broke it down for us:

All Grace means Goodness and Mercy, Prosperity and Favour—not just enough, but more than enough.

This is the Lord’s promise for us this July and for the second half of 2025.

We were reminded that:

📖 2 Corinthians 9:8 (TPT) affirms,

“Yes, God is more than ready to overwhelm you with every form of grace, so that you will have more than enough of everything—every moment and in every way. He will make you overflow with abundance!”

End of discussion. It is settled.

At our vibrant Youth Sunday Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us a rousing word titled “In Spite of It All!” A message of hope, resilience, and divine destiny.

He anchored the message on Job 8:7 (NKJV), reminding us that no matter how small or humble the beginning, God has promised a future that is prosperous, successful, and extraordinary.

Using the story of Gideon (Judges 7:4–7 NKJV), we saw how God does not need a crowd to bring victory. He just needs the right few. PFP also highlighted Jesus (John 6:42 NLT), whose background did not match the magnitude of His divine calling. The world may have questioned His origin, but purpose prevailed.

Jesus is the ultimate template for our youth, destined to rise and shine in spite of limitations, labels, or humble beginnings.

Pastor ended with a prophetic declaration from Job 8:7 in multiple versions, praying that:

- Your humble beginning will give way to abundant increase (NKJV)

- Your past will be eclipsed by a brighter, extraordinary future (CEV, CEB)

- You will become very great and successful according to God’s plan