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CAC Oke Isegun No.2, Tanke, Ilorin
A place of prayer, worship, & God’s transforming power.
🎚Spirit-filled teachings
🎵 Inspired worship
🙏A family where destinies are restored
🕗Sunday School: 8:00am • Worship follows
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06/10/2026

🔥 A TEACHER DOES MORE THAN TEACH A LESSON—A TEACHER CAN SHAPE A LIFE, BUILD A CHARACTER, AND INFLUENCE A GENERATION.

HONOURING THE GIFT OF TEACHING

📖 Proverbs 4:7; James 3:1; Proverbs 1:5

As we continue to reflect on World Teachers’ Day, let us remember that teaching is more than a profession—it is a gift, a responsibility, and a powerful influence on generations.

📖 “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom.” — Proverbs 4:7

Teachers do more than transfer knowledge. They help people develop wisdom, character, discipline, understanding, and the courage to become better.

But teaching also carries great responsibility.

📖 “Not many of you should become teachers… because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly.” — James 3:1

Every lesson, correction, encouragement, and example can leave a lasting mark. This is why teachers must teach not only with knowledge, but with wisdom, integrity, patience, and godly character.

A good teacher does not simply prepare students for examinations; a great teacher helps prepare them for life.

Today, let us appreciate every teacher who continues to pour into others despite the challenges. Let us honour their sacrifices, encourage their calling, and support them as they help build a better generation.

🔥 May God honour every teacher who faithfully uses the gift of teaching to shape lives and build generations.

If a teacher has ever made a difference in your life, mention them below and say: “THANK YOU.” ❤️

AMEN! 🙏

04/10/2026

🔥 BEFORE GOD CAN SEND YOU, HE MUST FIRST TEACH YOU!

DISCIPLESHIP PRECEDES APOSTLESHIP
📖 Matthew 10:1–24

Today, as we celebrate World Teachers’ Day, let us remember a powerful spiritual principle:

You cannot effectively lead what you have never allowed yourself to learn.

Jesus did not immediately send His disciples out. He first called them, taught them, trained them, corrected them, and then sent them. (Matthew 10:1–24)

👉 Discipleship comes before apostleship.
👉 Training comes before sending.
👉 Character comes before influence.
👉 Preparation comes before promotion.

David was a shepherd before he became a king. He learned faithfulness while caring for sheep before he was entrusted with a nation. (1 Samuel 17:34–36)

Paul was highly educated, but his knowledge did not make him independent of spiritual formation. After encountering Christ, he went through a season of learning, transformation, and preparation before fully stepping into his apostolic calling. (Acts 9:1–22; Galatians 1:15–22)

Even Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola went through spiritual formation, baptism, and ministry development before becoming a mighty instrument in God's hands.

⚠️ One of the dangers of our generation is the desire for titles without training, platforms without preparation, and recognition without discipleship.

In God's Kingdom, a title does not make a person mature. Character, obedience, service, and submission to God's Word do.

A true disciple does not say, “I already know enough.”
A true disciple says, “Lord, teach me.”

Before you desire to be a leader, be willing to be a learner.
Before you want to be followed, learn how to follow Christ.
Before you seek the platform, allow God to prepare your character.

The classroom of discipleship may be hidden, but it is often where God prepares people for visible impact.

🔥 Don't rush the process. Let God train you before He sends you.

📌 Remember: DISCIPLESHIP PRECEDES APOSTLESHIP.

If you believe God is preparing you for greater things, type “LORD, TEACH ME BEFORE YOU SEND ME!” in the comments. 🔥🙏

04/10/2026

🔥 A TEACHER MAY FORGET A LESSON, BUT A STUDENT MAY NEVER FORGET HOW THAT TEACHER MADE THEM FEEL.

SHAPING LIVES, REFLECTING CHRIST

📖 Proverbs 22:1–6

A teacher does more than teach. Every lesson, correction, encouragement, and act of kindness can shape a life and influence a future.

Jesus was called “Teacher,” and He taught with wisdom, patience, compassion, and love. Christian teachers are called not only to educate but also to reflect Christ.

Teaching can be challenging, but remember:

“Let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.” — Galatians 6:9

Dear teacher, keep teaching. Keep inspiring. Keep planting good seeds.

The lives you are shaping today may become the testimonies of tomorrow.

🙏 PRAYER

Father, strengthen every teacher. Give them wisdom, patience, joy, and grace to reflect Christ. Let every seed they plant in the lives of their students produce lasting and godly fruit. In Jesus' name, Amen.

❤️ TAG A TEACHER TODAY AND REMIND THEM: YOUR LABOUR IS NOT IN VAIN!

02/10/2026

🇳🇬 A NATION IS NOT ONLY BUILT BY WHAT WE RECEIVE—IT IS BUILT BY WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND.

🇳🇬 A BLESSING TO A GENERATION

📖 1 Chronicles 29:10–13 | Proverbs 14:34

Yesterday, we celebrated Nigeria’s Independence. Today, let us pause and reflect:

What kind of Nigeria are we leaving for the next generation?

We have much to thank God for, but we must also remember that true freedom comes with responsibility.

A better Nigeria will not be built by leaders alone. It begins with each of us choosing integrity over corruption, unity over division, service over selfishness, and righteousness over compromise.

May God raise a generation that will not only inherit Nigeria but make Nigeria better. 🇳🇬🙏

🙏 PRAYER POINTS

1️⃣ Lord, thank You for Nigeria.
Preserve our nation and continue to show us Your mercy.

2️⃣ Father, raise righteous leaders.
Give Nigeria leaders who will govern with wisdom, integrity, and justice.

3️⃣ Lord, heal our divisions.
Unite us in peace, love, and genuine patriotism.

4️⃣ Father, make us responsible citizens.
Help each of us play our part in building a better nation.

🇳🇬 DECLARATION

Nigeria shall be a blessing to generations yet unborn. May righteousness, peace, and progress prevail in our land.

🙏 Amen!

🇳🇬 Happy Independence Celebration in arrears!

If you believe Nigeria can be better, type AMEN and share. ❤️🇳🇬

🔥 THE REVIVAL YOU ARE PRAYING FOR MAY BEGIN WITH THE PRAYER YOU ARE NEGLECTING!🙏 When the prayer altar comes alive, some...
29/09/2026

🔥 THE REVIVAL YOU ARE PRAYING FOR MAY BEGIN WITH THE PRAYER YOU ARE NEGLECTING!
🙏 When the prayer altar comes alive, something begins to change!

🔥 SWEET HOURS OF PRAYER

📖 Hebrews 4:16 | Isaiah 55:6–7 | Acts 3:1

Revival is not born in comfort—it is often birthed in the place of prayer.

The Early Church understood this. Acts 3:1 tells us that Peter and John went to the temple at the hour of prayer.

⏰ They had a prayer time.
🙏 They had a prayer discipline.
🔥 They had a hunger for God.

The revival era associated with Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola also reminds us of the importance of fervent and dedicated prayer.

But today, distractions are fighting for our attention:

📱 Phones
💼 Work
🏠 Responsibilities
😴 Comfort
⏰ Busy schedules

And sometimes, God gets the leftover time.

Isaiah 55:6 says:

“Seek ye the LORD while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near.”

🔥 Go back to the prayer altar.
🔥 Restore your secret place.
🔥 Make time for God again.

Prayer is not only about asking God for what you need. Prayer is about knowing God, seeking His presence and aligning your heart with His will.

🙏 PRAYER:
Father, rekindle the fire of prayer in me. Remove every distraction that is weakening my devotion. Give me a deeper hunger for Your presence and make my life a vessel of revival. In Jesus' name, Amen!

💬 If you are ready to return to the place of prayer, comment: “LORD, REVIVE MY PRAYER ALTAR!” 🔥

📌 Share this with someone who needs a fresh fire of prayer.

27/09/2026

🔥 FAT OFFERING — WHAT ARE YOU REALLY BRINGING TO GOD?

Have you ever wondered why two people can give to God, yet God responds differently to their offerings?

The difference may not be in the size of the gift, but in the heart behind it.

God does not merely look at what we place in His hands; He looks at what is happening in our hearts when we place it there. An offering can be valuable in the eyes of men and yet fall short of what God desires. Conversely, a seemingly simple gift can become precious before God when it is offered with genuine faith, love, gratitude, and devotion.

This is why the story of Cain and Abel remains so powerful. Both brought offerings to God, but Scripture tells us that God had respect unto Abel and to his offering (Genesis 4:4).

The question, therefore, is not simply, “What am I giving God?”

The deeper question is:

“Am I giving God my best—and am I giving it with the right heart?”

God deserves more than our leftovers. He deserves our best worship, our sincere service, our gratitude, our resources, and our whole heart.

📖 1 Kings 3:1–15; Genesis 4:4

27/09/2026

🔥 SPIRITUAL HUNGER: HOW HUNGRY ARE YOU FOR GOD?

📖 John 20:1–18 | Matthew 5:6

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled.” — Matthew 5:6

Not everyone who follows Jesus hungers deeply for Him.

Mary Magdalene went to the tomb early in the morning while others remained hidden. She came because her heart was still seeking Jesus. Even when she did not understand what had happened, she stayed. She wept. She searched. She refused to leave.

And then something powerful happened:

🔥 The one who stayed became the one who encountered the risen Christ!

Mary initially thought, “They have taken away my Lord…” She did not yet understand the resurrection. But her spiritual hunger kept her at the place of encounter.

Sometimes, the difference between those who merely know about God and those who experience God deeply is hunger.

📖 “As the deer pants for the water brooks, so pants my soul for You, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.” — Psalm 42:1–2

Spiritual hunger makes you seek God when others stop seeking.
It makes you pray when others give up.
It makes you remain when others leave.
It makes you desire His presence more than His gifts.

⚠️ You cannot desire God casually and expect a deep encounter with Him.

Mary stayed—and she saw Jesus.

🔥 How hungry are you for God?

May God deliver us from spiritual coldness and awaken in us a fresh hunger for His presence, His Word, and His righteousness.

🙏 PRAYER POINTS

1️⃣ Lord Jesus, cause me to know You more deeply than ever before.

2️⃣ Lord, increase my hunger and thirst for righteousness.

3️⃣ Father, rekindle my passion for Your presence and Your Word.

4️⃣ Lord, help me remain faithful even when others are turning away.

💬 DECLARATION:
“Lord, give me a hunger for You that nothing else can satisfy!”

If you desire a deeper walk with God, type “LORD, INCREASE MY HUNGER” in the comments. 🔥🙏

📌 Share this with someone who needs a fresh spiritual awakening today.

25/09/2026

🔥 YOU CAN READ THE BIBLE AND STILL MISS ITS MESSAGE!

The key to understanding Scripture is not simply how much you read, but how clearly you see Jesus in what you read. ✝️

📖 UNDERSTANDING THE SCRIPTURE Luke 24:44–49

Jesus is the fulfilment of the Law and the Prophets. The Old Testament pointed forward to the coming Messiah, while the New Testament reveals the Messiah who came.

The Law pointed forward to the coming Messiah. The Prophets spoke extensively about Him. The Gospels testify that He came, lived among us, died, and rose again. The Epistles explain the significance of His person and work.

When Jesus opened the disciples' understanding, they began to see that Moses, the Prophets, and the Scriptures were pointing to Him.

📖 “Then opened he their understanding, that they might understand the scriptures.” — Luke 24:45

This is why knowing Jesus matters.

You may know many Bible verses and still miss the central message of Scripture if you do not see Christ.

Jesus said:

“He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.” — John 14:9

🔥 The question is not only, “How much of the Bible do you know?”

HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW JESUS?

🙏 PRAYER: Lord Jesus, open my understanding to know You deeply and to understand Your Word correctly. Let my understanding of Your person and saving work no longer be deficient, in Jesus' name. Amen.

💬 QUESTION: What Bible passage became clearer to you when you understood Jesus more deeply?

👇 Share your answer. It may help someone else understand Scripture better.

23/09/2026

🔥 TELL THE KING (III) 🔥
📖 2 Kings 7:1–19

“We are not doing right. This day is a day of good news, and we remain silent.” — 2 Kings 7:9

Samaria was under siege by the Syrians, and the situation had become unbearable. Famine had ravaged the city, and hope seemed completely lost.

But while the people were trapped in desperation, God was already working behind the scenes.

The Lord caused the Syrian army to hear the sound of chariots, horses, and a great army. Terrified, they abandoned their camp and fled, leaving behind food, treasures, and provisions.

Then came an unexpected group of messengers—four lepers.

They were socially excluded and ceremonially unclean. They were not the people anyone would ordinarily expect to carry good news.

Yet, when they discovered that the Syrian camp was empty, they ate, drank, and gathered some possessions. But eventually, they said:

“We are not doing right. This day is a day of good news, and we remain silent.”
— 2 Kings 7:9

They immediately went to the city gatekeepers and reported what they had discovered.

Their message was investigated and confirmed. Soon, the entire city experienced the fulfillment of God's word.

The people who were considered insignificant became carriers of significant news.

🔥 WHAT A LESSON!

Never assume that because you are not highly placed, your information is not important.

Never think that because people do not recognise your position, your voice has no value.

And never keep silent when God has entrusted you with information that can bring help, hope, correction, or progress to others.

The good news did not become less valuable because it came through lepers.

The messenger may be imperfect, but the message can still be important.

Perhaps you have information that could help your family.
Perhaps you know something that could save someone from danger.
Perhaps you have an idea that could move your organisation forward.
Perhaps you have information that your leaders need in order to make a better decision.

Tell the king.

Do not hoard what could become someone else's breakthrough.

At the same time, wisdom is necessary: telling the king does not mean spreading rumours or engaging in gossip. It means responsibly communicating truthful and relevant information to the appropriate people.

📌 TODAY'S REFLECTION

If four excluded lepers could refuse to remain silent about good news, what excuse do we have for withholding information that could bring positive change?

Some information is not meant to be kept; it is meant to be communicated.

You may not be the king.
You may not sit in the palace.
You may not be recognised by everyone.

But you may be carrying the information that somebody needs for their next breakthrough.

👉 Tell the king!

🙏 PRAYER POINTS

Lord Jesus, open my eyes to recognise areas where I am doing what is wrong, and give me grace to make amends.

Lord, when it is necessary to speak the truth, give me courage not to remain silent.

Lord, give our leaders wisdom to recognise, value, and properly utilise the information available to them for the good of the people.

Lord, make me a trustworthy carrier of good news, useful information, encouragement, and truth.

Lord, deliver me from selfishness, fear, gossip, and careless speech. Help me to know when to speak, what to say, and whom to tell.

🔥 QUESTION FOR REFLECTION:
What “good news” or valuable information are you carrying that needs to reach the right person?

💬 Tell me in the comments: What lesson have you learned from the four lepers?

📖 “We are not doing right. This day is a day of good news, and we remain silent.” — 2 Kings 7:9

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