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17/07/2025

Transforming Despair into Prayer: A Personal Journey

17/07/2025

Revival Hour

Topic: The Judgement Seat of Christ

Time: 12:00 GMT+1 (13:00 CET)

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17/07/2025

Call To Prayer

Title: Maximising our heavenly timings.

By: Wale Lasisi

Date:17.07.2025

Then the man of God was angry with him and said, "You should have struck five or six times; then you would have struck down Syria until you had made an end of it, but now you will strike down Syria only three times.”
(2 Kings 13:19 ESV)

The children of Israel made a great mistake when they were supposed to go up and take the promised land, and missed a major window in their heavenly ordained time. The impact was, of course, too great, and it brought them great regret. When they realised their error, it was too late. A whole generation was wiped out, and the painful journey of forty years had to happen because they missed it (Numbers 13,14).

We serve a God of second chances and in his sovereign will allow for correction of mistakes and a revisit of doors of opportunities. However, there are major timings in the life of men and women that, when missed, could lead to a devastating outcome. According to the preacher in Ecclesiastes, time and chance happeneth to all men, but it is what they do with it that matters. It is better to take advantage of a window of opportunity than miss it and hope for a second chance.

We must therefore be sensitive in the spirit to know our appointed timings and be ready for them when they come. We should not be like those in Jerusalem who sorrowed over it because they did not know their time had come for deliverance. Every time we pray, we must expect the answer, and it is this active posture of expectation that guarantees manifestation.

Prayer point:

Let us thank God for His word today. Let’s pray for grace to know and maximise our God ordained timings.

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16/07/2025

Revival Hour

Topic: Su***de is Not an Option

Time: 12:00 CET (13:00 GMT+1)

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16/07/2025

Call To Prayer

Topic: Spiritual Transactions

By: Daniel Peter

Date: July 16, 2025

For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
Mark 8:36 KJV

When mentioning the trade Babylon was involved in, among what was listed in Revelation 18:11–13 were the souls of men. Babylon symbolically represents the kingdom of darkness. This means the devil is a trader, and he is actively initiating transactions with men to get something more valuable from them than what he gives to them.

The issue is, the devil is not a fair trader, for he will only tell you what you stand to gain, but not what you stand to lose. The first transaction we saw in the Bible was when he lured Adam and Eve to partake of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (Genesis 3:1–7). He promised them wisdom, but he didn't tell them they would lose the Kingdom, which was delivered to him at their fall (Luke 4:6).

At the coming of Jesus Christ, the devil approached Him to trade with Him. He demanded worship from Jesus and promised Him the kingdoms he received from Adam (Matthew 4:8–9). This looked like a good deal—mere worship for all the kingdoms on earth. If Jesus had traded with the devil, He would have become a servant of the devil. And the "all authority in heaven and on earth" that Jesus received when His obedience was complete would have been given to the devil (Matthew 28:18).

As we have seen, you are always at a loss when you accept the devil's offer. His offer may come in different ways and through different means. Like Esau, who traded his birthright for a plate of food (Genesis 25:29–34). However, the devil is not the only trader; God also initiates trade. When Jesus told the rich man to sell all he had and give to the poor (Mark 10:21), it was an opportunity for him to make much gain, which he missed. We gain a hundredfold more of whatever we sacrifice to follow Jesus (Mark 10:30).

When we sin, we are trading with the devil, but when we obey God, we are making a trade with Him, and the reward is the profit. Being conscious of this reality will help us avoid the devil's bait and utilize the opportunities for gain that God brings to us.

Prayer Points

Let's thank God for His Word today. Also, let's ask Him to help us not to fall for the devil's offer.

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15/07/2025

In today's revival hour we are reminder of God command towards us to love and what this means in practice

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15/07/2025

CALL TO PRAYER

Title: Making Profits

By: Daniel Peter

Date: 15.07.2025

And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing.
(1Co 13:3 KJV)

God operates the kingdom like a business. This knowledge was what inspired Jesus’ reply to His parents when they came looking for Him. He told them, “wist ye not that I must be about my Father's business?” And as every good business person is aware, profit-making is one of the determinants to judge if a business is successful or not. This is also true for God. One way or the other, we’ve all been entrusted with something the Lord wants us to trade with, even the salvation we have received is a seed. Now, the question is, are you making profits?

The importance of the return on investment to God can be seen in the fact that He took the kingdom from the Jews and gave it to the Gentiles (Matt. 21:43). For the Jews did not produce its fruits (make profits). The demand for profit by God is not just towards kingdom organizations or groups, but to us individually. The parable of the talents in Matthew 25:14-30 was told in the context of individuals.

All that we have been given by God, which also includes our lives, are seeds or talents God wants us to make profits with. For example, the salvation we have received is also a call to the ministry of reconciliation (2 Cor. 5:11-21). Meaning, we are all required to share the same message we believed at salvation with others. As we do, more souls are being added to the kingdom, which becomes gain to us and profit to the Father from our lives. In the same vein, the ministration of the gifts of the Holy Spirit is a way for us to make profits in the kingdom. Apostle Paul stated that “But the manifestation of the Spirit is given to each one for the profit of all (1 Cor. 12:7)”. As we prove ourselves faithful in what we’ve been entrusted with, we are making profits in the kingdom. But there is something more.

How we trade with what we have been entrusted with determines if the gain we have made is considered profit to God. Apostle Paul revealed how love in the ministration of the gifts and talents we have received makes it profitable, and without it, there is no profit (1Cor. 13: 1-3). Therefore, love is what gives value to all that we do in the kingdom. No wonder the one servant who didn’t trade with his talent in Matthew 25:14-30 was considered wicked.

Furthermore, apart from love, being willing in the ministration of what you have been entrusted with qualifies you for reward (profits). Apostle Paul stated, “For if I do this thing willingly, I have a reward: but if against my will, a dispensation of the gospel is committed unto me (1 Cor. 9:17)”. The sign that you are willing is seen in your joyfulness while doing that which you have been entrusted with.

Finally, in the trading (ministration) of the spiritual and physical blessings we have received, we don’t collect rewards (which can be money) from those we trade with (minister to). This is the difference between Kingdom business and businesses of men. This was what Abraham demonstrated when he refused payments from the king of S***m, whom he delivered in war (Gen. 14: 21-23). God responded to his action by revealing His reward to him, which was God Himself (Gen. 15:1). This attitude was also demonstrated by Apostle Paul when he refused payment from those He ministered to. He did this so he could make gains, that is, profits (1 Cor. 9:18, 19).

Prayer Point:

Let’s thank God for His word today. Let us also ask Him to help the entire body of Christ trade with what we have been entrusted with, and that none of us should miss out on our reward.

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14/07/2025

Investing in Eternity: The Key to Lasting Rewards

14/07/2025

Revival Hour

Topic: Making Profit in the Kingdom Business

Time: 12:00 CET (13:00 GMT+1)

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14/07/2025

Call To Prayer

Topic: How to Handle Mockers

By: Daniel Peter

Date: 14.08.2025

The men who were guarding Jesus began mocking and beating him.
— Luke 22:63 (NIV)

In the same way the chief priests, the teachers of the law and the elders mocked him.
— Matthew 27:41 (NIV)

When speaking to His disciples, Jesus Christ said, _”Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me.”_ (Luke 9:23 NIV). The cross represents all we need to endure as a result of obeying or following Jesus Christ. This is the same suffering Jesus Christ endured when He obeyed the Father. For those who have been called to manifest His glory, it is required of them to share in His suffering (Romans 8:17).

When Jesus suffered, He was mocked by both the religious leaders and the soldiers who crucified Him. This was despite the fact that He did no wrong. Like Jesus, there will be seasons when God may allow us to be mocked. This can be a very painful season, as those who mocked Jesus were the same people He taught and healed. Many times, our mockers are not those who are far away, but those God has helped us to be a blessing to. Like Jesus, we must learn how to handle such situations.

When Jesus was mocked, there was no record of Him being offended or responding to those who mocked Him. Like Him, we should keep our hearts from offense and entrust all judgment to God — "When they hurled their insults at him, he did not retaliate; when he suffered, he made no threats. Instead, he entrusted himself to him who judges justly.” (1 Peter 2:23 NIV). Jesus could have confronted His mockers and told them how wrong their actions were, but He didn’t. We, too, must learn to ignore.

When David was running away from Absalom, Shimei, who was related to King Saul, came out to taunt David, cursing him as he and his soldiers fled from Absalom (2 Samuel 16:5). One of the soldiers volunteered to go kill him, but David stopped him and said: "Leave him alone; let him curse, for the Lord has told him to.” (2 Samuel 16:11b NIV). Then, He went on to say, “It may be that the LORD will look upon my misery and restore to me his covenant blessing instead of his curse today.” (2 Samuel 16:12 NIV). Sometimes, God may allow people to mock you because He wants to show you mercy — because their mocking will make Him act quickly to turn your situation around.

Mockers are limited in knowledge and are blind — they don’t see what God is doing through the situation He has allowed you to endure. So instead of offense, we should pray for God to have mercy on them, which was what Jesus Christ did at the cross of Calvary — "Jesus said, ‘Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.’” (Luke 23:34 NIV).

There’s glory ahead, so endure the shame. Those who are mocking you now will have no option but to celebrate you when God elevates you to glory. Be encouraged!

Prayer Points

Let’s thank God for His word today.
Let’s ask Him to help believers handle mockers with grace, knowing that Jesus did the same.

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13/07/2025

Today we would be discussing on the topic of Light.

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13/07/2025

CALL TO PRAYER

Title: God Knows Best

By: Stephen Osei Kuffour

Date: 13.07.2025

And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.
(Romans 8:28 NKJV)

A few days ago, I had an appointment with the Citizens’ Office in the city where I live. The day before the appointment, I carefully prepared all the required documents and placed them in an envelope. Strangely, just a few hours before the meeting, I forgot where I had placed the envelope. I ended up going without it and was asked to submit the documents later.

However, while searching for the envelope, I came across many other important items that I had thought were lost. That discovery brought me great joy and gratitude.

As Christians, we will often go through seasons of trials and suffering, just as our Lord Jesus Christ did. There are also times when we have to wait longer than expected for the fulfillment of God’s promises. It's important that we understand this reality, so we’re not caught off guard when it happens. These periods can be difficult and painful, leading us to wonder why the Lord would allow such things.

The Bible makes it clear that God often allows these seasons to strengthen our faith and to build godly character within us (Rom 5:3–5). Simply put: God knows best.

Unfortunately, the phrase “God knows best” has become a cliché in many Christian circles—often repeated at funerals in Ghana, for example—but rarely taken to heart. Yet it remains a deep and powerful truth. We may not always understand what God is doing at first, but in the end, we will see that He was working all things together for our good (Rom 8:28).

I may not be very old, but I’ve experienced this truth again and again. Over time, I’ve learned to stay calm and trust God through every season.

Beloved in the Lord, if you're going through a time of trial or uncertainty, know this: God truly loves you. Whatever He does—or allows to happen—in your life, He does it out of love and for your ultimate good. So, let’s remain faithful and trust Him wholeheartedly. He will surely work everything out for our good. God knows best!

Prayer Point:

Let us thank God for His Word today. Let’s ask the Lord to help all Believers around the world to trust Him and remain faithful, even in times of trials.

God bless you all.

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