At today’s Premium Worship & Prayers Service, Pastor Femi Paul reminded us of the astonishing power released the moment worshippers lift their voices in praise. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20:22 (NKJV & TLB) - “When they began to sing and to praise, the LORD set ambushes against the armies of Ammon, Moab, and Mount Seir… and they destroyed each other!” - he emphasised that our heartfelt songs and shouts of worship invite God to fight our battles and secure victory on our behalf.

As we worship, the atmosphere shifts: divine strategy unfolds, our enemies are routed, and breakthrough comes without human struggle. Let us therefore sing boldly, praise passionately, and watch the Lord turn our anthems of worship into ambushes against every force aligned against us.

At today’s Holy Communion service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful exhortation and themed: “Communion for Obliteration of Problems!”

Drawing from Psalm 34:19 (NCV) — “People who do what is right may have many problems, but the LORD will solve them all!” — Pastor reminded us that divine intervention is reserved for those who live righteously and faithfully serve God. It’s not that righteous people don’t face challenges, but God promises to solve them all!

He introduced the word "obliteration" — a complete and utter removal, leaving no trace behind. That is God’s intent with our problems: to root out, snuff out, stamp out, wipe out, and sweep out every issue confronting His people!

Using 2 Chronicles 20:1-3 (MSG), Pastor illustrated how Jehoshaphat, when faced with a massive threat, responded not with fear but with prayer, fasting, and nationwide unity in seeking God. Though shaken, he looked to God for help — and so must we.

This Communion was therefore declared as prophetic and powerful, ordained for the obliteration of your problems, my problems, and our problems — by the hand of the Lord!

Recorded LIVE at our MidWeek Iteractive Service, join us next Wednesday onsite @Yard 158 Kudirat Abiola Way, Orgun Ikeja or online: live.thegraceassembly.org

At today’s Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya brought God’s Word from Matthew 14:22–27 in a message entitled “It Is I…”. He reminded us that often our greatest obstacle is our own fear, which cripples our faith and keeps us from walking on the waters God calls us to. Yet in our darkest moments, Jesus speaks with authority: “But immediately Jesus spoke to them, saying, ‘Be of good cheer! It is I; do not be afraid.’”

This powerful reassurance calls us to fix our eyes on Him, leaving fear behind and stepping confidently into His presence.

At our Warfare Wednesday service, Pastor Femi Paul led the church in a fiery session of prophetic intercession themed “Hinderers & Hindrances.”

Drawing from Ecclesiastes 2:21 (NKJV), we were reminded of the grave injustice when a person labours with wisdom, knowledge, and skill, only to have their reward snatched away. This, the scripture declares, is “vanity and a great evil!”

But God’s intention for His people is different. As declared in Ecclesiastes 2:24 (NKJV & TLB): “There is nothing better than that a person should eat, drink, and enjoy the good of his labour — for even this pleasure comes from the hand of God!”

We stood in prayer declaring that in this Month of May, no hinderer will frustrate our labour, and that by divine enablement, we will:

Soar beyond limitations

Win battles seen and unseen

Accomplish what once seemed out of reach

Achieve divine goals

Prosper with the work of our hands

Change levels and status in every area of life

And with one voice, the church proclaimed: "Enable us, O God... in Jesus' name, AMEN!"

At today’s Testimony & Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul stirred the church with prophetic prayers through a powerful exhortation titled “God is Able and Enables!”

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 1:21A (NLT) – “It is God Who Enables us” – and Ruth 4:13 (NLT) – “The Lord enabled her…”, he reminded us that divine enablement is God’s supernatural way of making what seems impossible, possible.

He taught that to enable is to make a way, to turn something extremely difficult into something attainable. When it comes from God, it’s no longer natural effort—it’s divine empowerment.

God's enablement:

Helps us become all we’re meant to be

Helps us achieve things beyond our ability

Helps us produce special and lasting results

He declared boldly, “God who is able has enabled you!” — let the church say “AMEN & AMEN & AMEN!”

Recorded LIVE at our Interactive MidWeek Service. Join us at any of our services - Sundays @9am, Wednesdays @6pm onsite or online.

At today’s Youth Service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a powerful exhortation titled: "You're Destined for Greatness, But Are You Ready?"

He opened by defining Greatness as significant accomplishments, importance, power, success and fame (Cambridge Dictionary), but reminded us that true greatness is measured by exceptional work, contribution to society, and the lasting impact we make in the lives of others.

Drawing examples from scripture, Pastor Femi showed how:

David became king at 30 years old,

Joseph stepped into leadership at 30,

Solomon asked God for wisdom at just 20,

And even Jesus started His earthly ministry at 30.

He challenged us that although we are destined for greatness, we must actively prepare for it!

What it takes to prepare for greatness:

Proverbs 26:1 (TPT) reminds us that, "It is totally out of place to promote and honour a fool, just like it’s out of place to have snow in the summer and rain at harvest time!"

Similarly, Ecclesiastes 10:16 (GNT) warns, "A country is in trouble when its king is a youth-fool and its leaders feast all night long."

The message was clear: Promotion Cometh, get yourself ready. We must cultivate wisdom, responsibility, and character now, so that when our moment comes, we will be ready to rise and shine for God’s glory!

At today’s Easter Passiontide Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought a stirring message titled: “The Cross Gives Us Complete Access to the Inheritance!”

Grounded in Galatians 4:4-7 (MSG), he reminded us that through Christ’s death and resurrection, we are no longer slaves but sons - and if sons, then heirs of God.

He emphasised that the Cross was not just about forgiveness, but full access: access to divine health, peace, purpose, victory, and every good thing the Father has freely given.

Referencing John 10:10 (TPT), Pastor Femi declared that Jesus came to give us life in overflowing abundance. And from 1 John 3:8B (AMPC), we were reminded that Jesus didn’t just come to cover sin - He came to undo, destroy, loosen and dissolve all the devil has done!

At today’s Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul continued the powerful series on “Learning, Unlearning & Re-learning” with a message titled:

“Learning from the Past – Pathway to Game-Changer Results in Life!”

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 10:11 (TLB & MSG), he highlighted how the Bible provides not just spiritual instruction, but also real-life lessons. The past, both ours and others' is full of warning markers and object lessons meant to guide us away from error and toward wisdom.

Pastor made it clear: Fools don’t learn because they’re too in love with their own opinions. Quoting Proverbs 12:15 and Proverbs 18:2, he challenged us to check our hearts—Are we truly teachable? he contrasted the wisdom of the teachable with the stubbornness of fools.

Wisdom doesn’t just come from age or experience — it comes from humility and the willingness to learn. When we ignore the lessons of the past, we risk repeating the same mistakes over and over again. But when we learn from history, we can break cycles, shift outcomes, and become true game-changers in life.