From the Pastor's Desk

“The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is every one that is born of the Spirit ◄ John 3:8

Congratulations and welcome to November 2026, our month of supernatural encounters! November is the 11th month of the year, and the number 11 is associated with transition, the breaking of old limitations, and the emergence of new beginnings. This month, every limitation standing between you and your supernatural inheritance is broken. Step into a new realm of possibilities, in Jesus' name!

Our running theme this month is "Unlocking the Supernatural", and I'd like to begin with a pathetic story of a lion cub who grew up among sheep, and lost its identity to its environment. It fled whenever a lion appeared until one day, it discovered its true identity in the reflection of water. The next time a lion appeared, it no longer fled but crossed over into its kingdom! This is the picture of many believers today. We have lost our supernatural identity to our natural environment, suffering what others suffer. But how do we unlock the supernatural?

We do so by suspending our natural senses through the power of the Word. Abraham believed against hope (Rom. 4:16-21); Moses returned to Egypt at 80 despite being a wanted man (Exo. 3:1-10); Gideon conquered with just 300 men (Judges 7:1-20); the three Hebrew men defied the fiery furnace, while Daniel survived the lions' den (Dan. 3:14-28;6:10-23). Even Paul survived a night at sea (2 Cor. 11:25). The Word is our supernatural mirror, revealing our true identity (James 1:22-25). We are redeemed spirits in human flesh, lions of the tribe of Christ and heirs of unlimited possibilities (John 3:5/Rev. 5:5/John 14:12). Through the Scriptures, the Holy Spirit reveals and reminds us of the right Word (John 16:12-13;14:26), which God confirms with signs and wonders (Mark 16:20).

The Word of God has the power to unlock your supernatural heritage and usher you into realms of possibilities hitherto unknown, so as I sign off this week, I'd like to ask; Why remain at the mercy of the natural when you have been redeemed to operate in the supernatural?

The supernatural is your heritage; arise and take your place!

Ade Adekunle
State/Resident Pastor