In this message, Rev. Daniel Agbesi teaches on “Breaking Satanic Traps/Snares” from Psalm 91:1-4. He explains that satanic traps are hidden strategies of the enemy designed to cage destinies, often through what we love—power, pleasure, or position. These traps have no exit and require God’s help to break free. True freedom comes from the Holy Spirit, and only in that liberty can we fulfill our God-given purpose.

In his sermon “Abolishing Satanic Surprises,” Rev. Daniel Eyram Agbesi explained that not all surprises come from God—some are satanic attacks meant to derail destinies. The enemy uses ambushments, curses, and negative dreams to steal, kill, and destroy. But believers can overcome by staying alert, praying ahead, using the covenant tokens of oil and communion, and activating angelic help through prophetic declarations. Every satanic surprise, he declared, must be aborted by fire in Jesus’ name.

Podcast Summary – Activating Supernatural Surprises

The God we serve is unpredictable. He hides certain things so we can encounter Him through divine surprises—moments that leave us in awe of His power. These surprises are possible because God is faithful to His word, He remembers every act of service, and He is able to do beyond what we imagine.

We activate His surprises when we seek Him in devotion, remain open to His possibilities, and keep flowing with Him into new seasons. Yesterday’s wonders are testimonies, but today’s surprises are God’s fresh works in our lives.

Prayer: Lord, I am ready for Your surprises. Amen.

Sermon Summary – Rev. Daniel Agbesi

Rev. Daniel Agbesi taught that in our walk with God, we all face desert moments—times of dryness, weakness, and lack of inspiration. These seasons may come through God’s leading, depending on man, or living in rebellion. Desert powers drain strength and hinder miracles, but the antidote is the living water of God’s presence. Through prayer and prophetic declarations, the Holy Spirit moves to refresh, restore, and bring victory.

Rev. Daniel Agbesi taught that God is a God of surprises—His ways are higher than ours and always exceed expectations. While man is predictable, God works in sudden, extraordinary ways that bring joy and turn impossibilities into possibilities.

He explained that supernatural surprises come through divine timing, faith, and prayer. When we stay sensitive, avoid discouragement, and trust God, He steps in at the right time to amaze us with His goodness.

The Weapons of Exploits – Rev. Daniel Agbesi

Exploits are mighty results that come when we walk with the Holy Spirit. Our works define us, defend us, and follow us into eternity. To achieve exploits, we need faith, obedience, and divine authority.

God has also given us weapons: our voice in prayer and praise, the spirit of testimony, and the blood of Jesus. With these, we overcome the enemy and manifest God’s power on earth.

Prayer: “Lord, let my works bring You glory and never shame.”

Rev. Daniel Agbesi taught on The Laws of Exploits at Peace Keepers Assembly. He said exploits are not by luck but by God’s mercy. To walk in exploits, we must know God personally, draw strength from His presence, and value small beginnings. Through this, lives are changed, the kingdom advances, and prosperity is released.

Rev. Daniel Agbesi taught on The Laws of Exploits at Peace Keepers Assembly. He said exploits are not by luck but by God’s mercy. To walk in exploits, we must know God personally, draw strength from His presence, and value small beginnings. Through this, lives are changed, the kingdom advances, and prosperity is released.

Rev. Daniel Agbesi shares that every extraordinary exploit in life is tied to a divine secret, and the highest of them is LIGHT. Light is the life of God at work in you — it makes you shine, reveals hidden things, and attracts divine help. Without it, darkness takes over, bringing sorrow, failure, and wickedness. To walk in exploits, you must follow Jesus, hold on to prophetic utterances, and live with vision. Greatness begins when you carry God’s light.

"New Exploits I – Rev. Daniel Agbesi"