The Word of Grace

Surround Me With Songs of Victory!/Pastor Femi Paul/Premium Worship & Prayers

Pastor Femi Paul ushered the church into an atmosphere of breakthrough prayers with a prophetic charge titled "Surround Me With Songs of Victory!" Drawing from Psalm 32:7, we were reminded that God is not only our hiding place and protector, but the One who surrounds His people with songs of victory even before the battle is over. Using the account of Elisha's servant in 2 Kings 6, we reflected on how circumstances can sometimes appear overwhelming and hopeless. Yet, while the servant saw an army surrounding the city, God had already surrounded His people with a greater and unseen victory. The message encouraged us to look beyond what is happening around us and place our confidence in the God who is always at work on our behalf. Drawing from Psalms 5:12, 125:1–2, and 37:23–24, PFP reminded us that those who trust in the Lord are secure, protected, and upheld by His hand. Just as mountains surround Jerusalem, God surrounds His people with His favour, His presence, and His help. The charge was simple but powerful: no matter what surrounds us, God's protection, favour, and victory surround us even more. As we trust Him, fear gives way to faith, trouble gives way to testimony, and our lives become filled with songs of victory. Confession: Lord, thank You for being my hiding place and my defender. I choose to trust You above what I see, hear, or feel. Surround me and my family with Your favour, protection, and songs of victory, and let every challenge become a testimony of Your faithfulness and power. Amen.

Raising Kingdom Influencers/Min. Eshema Momoh/Children's Day Celebration Service

Min. Eshema Momoh led a timely and insightful discussion titled Raising Kingdom Influencers: Little Lights, Big Impact. Drawing from Matthew 5:14–16 and Deuteronomy 11:18–21, we explored God's call for parents to intentionally raise children who shine as lights in their generation. She focused on four strategic pillars for raising Kingdom influencers. First, we must recognise that Kingdom influencers are intentionally built at home through consistent, daily discipleship. Second, parents must actively guard their children's influences, paying close attention to what enters their hearts and minds. Third, we are called to discover and develop their spiritual and natural gifts early, giving them opportunities to grow and thrive. Finally, we must intentionally teach contentment, confidence, and a secure Kingdom identity rooted in Christ. By establishing these foundations, we position our children to become strong, resilient disciples who reflect Christ, stand firm in their convictions, and positively influence their generation for the Kingdom of God.

We Shine. We Rise. We Win./Teleola Ashiru-Balogun/Children's Day Celebration Service

At our glorious Children's Day Celebration Service, Teleola Ashiru-Balogun shared an inspiring message built around this year's theme: We Shine. We Rise. We Win. Reading from Isaiah 60:1 and Matthew 5:14, she reminded us that God's call to shine is not limited to children but extends to every member of the family. As children of God, we are called to rise above limitations, reflect God's light, and positively influence the world around us. The message encouraged both children and adults to embrace their God given identity and live as lights wherever they are. A key reminder from the message was that children often learn more from what their parents do than from what they say. As such, families were challenged to model godly values, faith, and character before the next generation. The charge was clear: when parents shine, children are inspired to shine; when families rise together, they can win together. It was a beautiful celebration of faith, family, purpose, and the bright future God has prepared for His people. Confession: I am a child of God. My family will shine, my family will rise, and my family will win. We will serve God faithfully, succeed in life, and do great exploits for His glory. We will become everything God has called us to be and fulfil His purpose for our lives, in Jesus' mighty name. Amen.

Warfare Wednesday Service (June 2026) - Send David to Deliver Us From Reproach!

Pastor Femi Paul continued in the place of prayer with an exhortation titled Send David to Deliver Us From Reproach! Drawing from 1 Samuel 17, we reflected on how fear and hopelessness gripped Israel as Goliath continually challenged God's people. Yet the story changed with two powerful words: "Enter David!" We were reminded that when God's people seem overwhelmed by reproach, shame, opposition, or impossible circumstances, God is able to raise a deliverer and send help at the appointed time. Reading scriptures from Luke 1:74–75 and Psalm 22:19–20, PFP led the church in prayers for rescue, deliverance, and divine intervention. The message emphasised that God delivers His people from the hand and power of their enemies so they may serve Him without fear. Together, we declared that evil will not triumph over our lives, families, church, state, or nation, and that God will hasten to help His people. Confession: Lord, thank You for being my Deliverer and Helper. When fear or trouble arise, I choose to trust in You. Rescue me from every reproach, strengthen my faith, and let Your victory be evident in every area of my life. Amen.

Deliver Us From Evil!/Pastor Femi Paul/Testimony & Thanksgiving Service

Pastor Femi Paul led the church in fervent prayers for the church and our nation through a stirring exhortation titled Deliver Us From Evil! Anchored on Matthew 6:13, the final petition in the Lord's Prayer, we were reminded that the reality of evil is something believers must confront through prayer and dependence on God. Drawing from Jeremiah 8:15, Pastor highlighted the frustration of hoping for relief, breakthrough, and good fortune only to be met with trouble and terror instead. The message identified three dimensions from which evil may arise: evil from above through spiritual wickedness in heavenly places, evil from around through hostile and malicious forces, and evil from within through betrayals and opposition from unexpected quarters. Yet, in the midst of these realities, God remains our refuge, defender, and deliverer. Drawing from Psalm 50:15, Psalm 140, Psalm 125, and 2 Thessalonians 3, we were encouraged to call upon God in times of trouble with confidence, knowing that He hears, rescues, and preserves His people. PFP reminded us that evil may take many forms, whether spiritual, systemic, or personal, but none is greater than the power and authority of God. Our Senior Pastor led the church in prayers for divine protection, deliverance from wicked and unreasonable people, and preservation from every satanic scheme and violent agenda. The service concluded with the comforting assurance from 2 Thessalonians 3:16 that the Lord Himself is able to give us peace at all times, in every way, and under every circumstance. Our confidence remains in God, whose Kingdom, Power, and Glory endure forever. Confession: Lord, I thank You for being my refuge, protector, and deliverer. Preserve me from every evil plan, every wicked influence, and every attack seen or unseen. Let Your peace guard my heart, Your power defend my life, and Your presence surround me and my loved ones in every circumstance. Amen.