From the Pastor's Desk

“Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law.” 
◄ Psa. 119:118 

Congratulations and welcome to another refreshing week in this prophetic season. I trust you are still basking in the gains of the Liberation Mandate and enjoying the realities of God’s faithfulness in this anniversary month of Commission. Beyond the celebrations, testimonies, and the impact of the Liberation Mandate across nations, it is important to remember that every genuine move of God is sustained by one force - the Word of God. Have you ever paused to ask yourself: What truly makes the Word of God so powerful that it can transform a life, terminate oppression, and produce undeniable breakthroughs? Scripture reveals that the Word is not ordinary communication; it is God’s power in motion, designed to illuminate, liberate, and elevate all who engage it.

God's Word is the carrier of divine power (Ecclesiastes 8:4), and the authority in God's Word compels supernatural results. This explains why Jesus' words astonished multitudes and produced instant healings, deliverance, and restoration. More than that, God's Word is supernatural in nature. It carries mysteries beyond human reasoning and emits the impossible into reality. From Moses' rod becoming an instrument of signs and wonders to Christ speaking healing into existence from a distance, the Word consistently proves its supernatural capacity. It is also a tool of deliverance, breaking satanic shackles, destroying ignorance, and enforcing the unquestionable dominion of light over darkness.

To access the wonders in the Word, one must first be born again, because revelation begins with relationship. Next, remain committed to walking in the light of Scripture, allowing the Word to shape your decisions and daily living. Finally, possess a meek spirit, for divine secrets are reserved for the humble. As I sign off this week, my prayer for you is that you will approach the Word with renewed hunger and expectation by opening your eyes, engaging deeply, and letting God unveil fresh wonders in your life.

Where God’s Word is received, wonders are inevitable.

Ade Adekunle
State/Resident Pastor