Wise-Up & Team-Up!

Lead Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 & 12 (NLT)

Two are better than one because they can help each other succeed. If one falls, the other can lift them up. Standing alone is risky, but two can stand back-to-back and conquer. Three are even stronger, like an unbreakable cord!

Two are better than one—anytime, any day, anywhere! Even God exists as a team of three in one. Teaming up is a winning strategy!

"I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things!" – Mother Theresa

"Teamwork is the force that propels ordinary people to achieve extra-ordinary results!" —Pastor Femi Paul

Sermon Series: The Substance of Faith

Lead Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-2 (NKJV)

Pastor Colins engaged the congregation on the ongoing topic, "The Substance of Faith," with powerful insights and contributions.

Key takeaways included:

- Faith isn't the absence of fear but acting in spite of it.

- "He who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He rewards those who diligently seek Him."

- Faith vs. Foolishness: How do we distinguish the two? Where do we draw the line?

- Connection is key: "If you don't connect, you cannot be connected."

- The foundation of true faith is obedience.

Preacher: Pastor Colins Nwosu

Sermon Title: The Substance of Faith

Lead Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-2 (NKJV)

Hebrews 11:1-2 MSG, AMPC

Hebrews 11:6 NKJV, MSG

Today, Pastor Colins illustrated faith using the simple analogy of a chair. Just as we confidently sit, trusting it will support our weight, we are called to exercise even greater faith in God, our Creator. True faith rests assured in God's power and reliability, knowing He never fails.

In today's special service, Pastor Colins led us in powerful prayers for our nation, calling on God's promise to hear and heal our land if we humble ourselves and pray. As we worshipped His Majesty, our praise rose like sweet-smelling fragrance before the Lord. The atmosphere was charged with expectation, as we stood on the assurance that when we seek His face, God will forgive our sins, hear our prayers, and heal our nation.

Today, Pastor Femi Paul led us in a powerful time of prayer and praise, drawing us deeper into God's presence. With Isaiah 55:3 as the foundation, we were reminded of God's invitation to listen, come closer, and experience the everlasting covenant—the sure mercies of David. A time to align our hearts and souls with His promises!

#PrayersAndPraise #SureMerciesOfDavid #GodsPresence #GraceAssembly

How to Trade-Away Your Sorrows and Not Your Legacy!

Sermon Title: Trade-Away Your Sorrows, Not Your Legacy!

Lead Scripture: Hebrews 12:16-17 (MSG)

Today, Pastor Femi Paul cautioned against trading our legacy for temporary satisfaction, using Esau's story as a warning. Esau traded his birthright for a moment of gratification, which he deeply regretted later. PFP defined legacy as our inheritance, birthright, and patrimonial gift—something we must protect.

He emphasized the danger of hasty decisions driven by perceived or real needs, which can lead to rash judgments. He warned the congregation to resist the pressure of acting without prayerful deliberation, urging us to keep calm and avoid rash actions, as seen in Acts 19:36B (AMPC).

Preacher: Pastor Femi Paul

Sermon Title: Abandoned, Under Construction, About to be Completed!

Key Scripture: Philippians 1:6 (NIV)

Today, Pastor Femi Paul declared a powerful prophetic word, reminding us that the God who began a good work in us will carry it on to completion. He urged us not to allow anything in our lives to be abandoned or remain under construction. Instead, we should trust God to bring everything concerning us to completion.

Preacher: Pastor Femi Paul

Sermon Title: God's Help, Day-by-Day!

Key Scripture: 1 Chronicles 12:22 (NIV)

At today's midweek service, Pastor Femi Paul shared a message titled "God's Help, Day-by-Day!" He emphasized how, day after day, men came to help David until he had a great army, like the Army of God. Pastor Femi prayed that God's help would manifest in our lives not just occasionally, but consistently—day-by-day and year-after-year. He also challenged us to reflect on what David did to attract such divinely orchestrated, non-stop help.

At today's Holy Communion service, Pastor Yomi Badejo-Okusanya shared a stirring message titled "Overlooked!" Drawing from Psalm 118:22, he reminded us that the stone rejected by the builders has now become the cornerstone.

Pastor Yomi encouraged everyone to hold on to God, as what others might overlook, God can elevate to a position of prominence and purpose.