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Our Month of Total Consecration

Leviticus  20:7, Romans 12:1, 2 Corinthians 7:1

Consecration is the act of dedicating oneself entirely to God and His
purposes. It involves setting apart for holy use and living in alignment with
God’s will. It is a Commitment to holiness, living a life of purity and
separation from sin (1 Peter 1:15-16).

It is also a dedication to God’s purpose which means giving oneself fully to
God’s plans and will (Jeremiah 29:11). It is also a willingness to be set apart
which means being different from the world’s standards (2 Corinthians
6:17-18). It is a decision to surrender completely to the will of God, which
involves yielding one’s desires, plans, and ambitions to God (Luke 22:42).

What does consecration do in the life of a believer? Consecration has the
power to unlock divine presence because God’s presence dwells with those
who are consecrated (Exodus 29:45). It puts you in a position for
supernatural use because consecrated vessels are prepared for divine
assignments (2 Timothy 2:20-21). It also opens doors to spiritual authority
because a consecrated life commands authority in the spiritual realm (Acts
19:13-16). Consecration brings divine protection because those who are
consecrated are shielded by God (Psalm 91:1).

There are steps to take towards consecration. First is repentance, confessing
and forsaking sin (1 John 1:9). Next is to dedicate your body as a living
sacrifice by offering yourself wholly to God (Romans 12:1). Then you must
renew your mind with God’s word. You must always align your thoughts
with scripture (Romans 12:2). Finally, obedience is very important. You
must walk in full obedience to God’s commands (Deuteronomy 28:1-2).

The Lord will give you the grace to do all that is needed to be totally
consecrated in Jesus Christ’s mighty name.

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….Pastor Adeoti.

Welcome to February Our Month of Unprecedented Favour 

Esther 2:17; Psalm 102:13

Favour is a powerful force that is more important than talent, education, beauty or other physical attributes. Although these attributes can move you up life’s ladder of success, favour is the force that can speed up your journey on the ladder. And even when you don’t have any of these physical attributes, favour can still lift you up on the ladder. 

Favour is said to be unprecedented if there is no previous instance of its kind. In Esther 2:17, Esther she became the queen even though she was an exile in Babylon. Also, considering statistics and circumstances, Solomon was not qualified to become king, but God chose him out of all the 19 sons of David to become the next king – 1 Kings 1:28-53. Joseph also received unprecedented favour, because a prisoner had never previously been made prime minister but God’s favour made him one in a foreign land – Genesis 41:37-42. I pray that even when you are an unqualified and unlikely candidate, God will still favour you in unprecedented ways in Jesus Christ mighty name. 

God’s unprecedented favour can bring a lot of blessings your way: supernatural promotion and increase (Genesis 39:21), restoration (Exodus 3:21), honour (Exodus 11:3), recognition (1 Samuel 16:22), granted petitions, even by ungodly civil authority (Esther 5:8, Esther 8:5), and victory in battles that you did not even need to fight (Psalm 44:3). 

In conclusion, I want to let you know that when you receive unprecedented favour, it is always for a very important purpose. Esther was made a queen for the deliverance of the Jews – Esther 4:14. Joseph became the Prime minister because of the salvation of his brethren in the time of famine Genesis 47:5-6. 

I pray that when the reason why God shows you unprecedented favour unfolds, you will not fail Him in Jesus Christ mighty name. 

….Pastor Adeoti.