From the Pastor's Desk

“But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth, that he may establish his covenant. . .”  ◄ Deut. 8:18

Congratulations and welcome to another brand new week. Last week, we began a series titled: "Gateway to Financial Fortune" and in Part 1 of the series, we established that when we passionately pursue God and invest our lives and resources in advancing His Kingdom, we position ourselves for supernatural abundance. Continuing with the series, I'd begin by asking you a question. What if the greatest barrier between you and financial fortune is not the economy, your background, or your qualifications - but your understanding of God’s covenant?

Scripture reveals that God has established a covenant pathway that lifts His people above scarcity into supernatural abundance. This pathway begins with a passionate pursuit of God and a wholehearted commitment to advancing His Kingdom. Those who serve God and invest their resources in His divine agenda position themselves for lasting prosperity, because God entrusts true riches only to faithful stewards who will use wealth for His glory (Job 36:11/Psalm 102:13-15/Matthew 6:33/Luke 16:11).

The covenant is Heaven’s answer to the uncertainties of earth. While economies fluctuate, God remains the One who gives power to get wealth and preserves His people in difficult times (Deuteronomy 8:18/Psalm 33:18-19). Yet Kingdom wealth carries a sacred purpose: God blesses His people first for the advancement of His Kingdom and then to become channels of blessing to the world around them (Matthew 24:14/Genesis 12:1-3). This is why faithful tithing, Kingdom advancement sacrifices, generous support for the Gospel, and compassionate giving attract divine favour and supernatural increase (Malachi 3:10/Philippians 4:15-19/Proverbs 11:24-25).

Redemption also breaks every generational curse. Through Christ, every believer is brought into God’s family, where curses lose their hold. The blessings of Abraham prevail (Galatians 3:13-14/Ephesians 2:19). As we remain steadfast in serving God, the blood of Jesus continues to speak liberty, restoration, and victory over every form of failure and misfortune (Hebrews 12:24). Kingdom prosperity begins where wholehearted obedience, faithful stewardship, and unwavering trust in God meet so as I sign off this week, I'll like you to give his a thought. If Christ has already broken every curse and opened the gateway to covenant prosperity, why live beneath your Kingdom inheritance?

Financial fortune is the inevitable reward of covenant faithfulness.

Ade Adekunle
State/Resident Pastor