DAY 29 || 30 DAYS FASTING AND PRAYER || 30TH JANUARY 2025

I am your worship! I am— I am— I am— I am— I am— I am— Oh say receive love! Receive this living sacrifice! Say it loud! I am your worship! I am— I am— I am— I am your worship! Oh say hey! This living sacri— I am your— Holy, holy are you, Lord God Almighty. Say, worthy to live, Lord. Worthy What is the Lamb? You are holy. You are holy. You are holy, holy, holy, holy. Are you Lord God? Are you Lord God? Oh my God. Say, what is the Lamb? What is the Lamb? What is the Lamb? You're holy! You're holy! Holy— What is the Lamb like? What is the Lamb like? You are holy! You are holy! Holy, holy, holy! Holy! You are holy Lord Jesus of my life. Say worthy is the Lamb— what is the Lamb? What is the Lamb? So worthy is the Lamb, Lord. Worthy is the Lamb— say Holy is the Lamb of God. Holy, holy, holy, holy, Holy! Say holy, holy, holy, holy— worthy is the Lamb! Worthy is the Lamb! Amen! Sing hallelujah to God! Sing hallelujah to God! Sing hallelujah to God! Sing hallelujah to the Lord. Sing hallelujah to the Lord. Come on, lift up your praise to your Father. Sing hallelujah to the Lord. Sing hallelujah to the Lord. Sing hallelujah to the Lamb! Hallelujah! Sing hallelujah to the Lamb! Hallelujah! Say sing hallelujah to the Lamb! Hallelujah! Say swing— Hallelujah to the Lord! Everybody sing, sing hallelujah! Oh, sing hallelujah! Sing hallelujah! Sing hallelujah to the Lord! Sing hallelujah to the Lord! Hallelujah to— Sing hallelujah to the Lord! Oh my mama Mama Kate! Sing hallelujah to the Lord! Everybody sing it here! Alleluia! Would you sing Alleluia? Would you sing Alleluia? Say ah! Ah! Eh ba na na na nai— ah! Everybody sing, sing hallelujah, sing hallelujah, sing hallelujah. Our God is an awesome God, he reigns From heaven above we breathe. Stompa and oh my God is enough. Stompa, I know, is enough. Stompa, from heaven above we breathe. We stomp our feet, we stomp our feet. Our God is enough. My God is an awesome God. He's an awesome, he's an awesome God. From heaven above, from heaven above, wind with storm. He's an awesome God, he's an awesome God, he's an awesome God, he's an awesome God. Our God is an awesome God, he's an awesome God. From heaven on, heaven on, heaven on, he rules the earth. Our God is an awesome God. Come on, give your Father your You can praise this evening. You can put a dance to it. Oh, my God is an awesome God. He's an awesome God. From heaven I will, from heaven I will, from heaven I will life.

Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen. Welcome everyone. Good evening, good evening, good evening. Let me know if you can hear me. Hallelujah! Welcome to day 29 of 30 days. Oh, thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. All right, all right, you can hear me. I want us to give God thanks, um, this evening. It's been a journey, and you see, this is the second to the last day, um, over 30 days journey as a family. It's been 29 days. And tomorrow makes it the last day, which we are going to conclude with the Holy Ghost Experience Live with Apostle. And this is the second to the last day. I want us to give God thanks this evening. I want us to thank him for day 1, day 2, day 3, day 4, day 5, down to day 29. Come on, go ahead, lift your voice wherever you are and say, Father, thank you. Oh, thank you, Jesus. Thank you for your grace. Thank you for sustenance. Come on, go ahead, lift your voice wherever you are and bless the name of the Lord. Give him thanks, the God that has sustained us right from day one. Oh Lord, we give you praise, we give you praise. Mande kabokoroko shende kabakoroko sida. Lord, we are grateful, we are grateful. Thank you for strength. Thank you for strength. Thank you for strength. Oh yes, we give you praise. We give you praise. Thank you because we started and here we are completing it. Father, we say thank you for those you strengthen that did not even see themselves pushing through this fast, but you gave strength divinely. Lord, we say thank you. Oh, thank you. Come on, go ahead, lift your voice wherever you are. And say thank you, Jesus. Come on, say thank you, Jesus. Come on, say thank you, Jesus. For in Jesus' mighty name we are giving thanks. You see, I want us to thank God this evening, you see, because after today it's tomorrow and we are concluding the fast. You see, whether you, you are here and you are feeling like, oh, had I known, I would have not stopped my fast on the day 3, or I would have kept going, you see. And along the way, you, you, you moved from 10 days dry, you went into 15 days fruit, then from 15 days fruit to 30 days, 6 to 6, and you still were not able to complete it. Forget it. Now I want us to give God thanks. I want us to thank God. Thank God for— you see, there are people that have met me, I've met in this period of fasting. I think somebody was sharing an amazing testimony. Yes, I think this morning, you know, during the, um, 9 hours daily prayers, and she said that she realized that while she was fasting, she was more strong, healthier, you see, than when she was not even fasting. So it means that God himself even supplied us with strength. Are you seeing that now? Strength while fasting. It is not by power, it is not by might. For some people, it is their first time of doing 10 days dry, and you did it. Oh yes, you did it. Your first time of doing that long 15 days food fast, you did it. Here you are, successfully done it. For some, it's their first time, 30 days. Whichever one it is, I want us to give God thanks. Thank Him. We've been praying, but I want us to give God thanks this evening and thank God. Thank Him, thank Him, and say, Father, thank you. Oh yes, come on, go ahead, lift your voice and say, Father, thank you. Lord, we give you praise. Mande kabokoro ko shenderoko si degeba. Lord, we thank you, we thank you, we thank you.

Mambron de ke bokoroko shedegadede. Lord, we say thank you.

Oh, we say thank you. Thank you, Jesus. Oh, thank you, Jesus.

Mande kabon de kabaroko sigadaba.

Father, we say thank you. We say thank you. Oh yes, we say thank you. We say thank you. Come on, go ahead and flood him with thanksgiving.

Oh, we give you praise, Lord. We give you glory. We give you praise. We give you glory. Thank you! Thank you! You are worthy to be praised! My Redeemer, you are worthy to be praised! Father, we give you praise— thank We give you glory.

We exalt you.

We magnify your holy name.

Thank you.

Thank you for staying power. Thank you.

Come on, go ahead and thank him for encounters.

Come on, go ahead and bless the name of the Lord. Bless him, bless him, because he is good and his mercies endure forever. Oh yes. Mande kabokoro koshitegeba. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you. Thank you, Jesus.

For in Jesus' mighty name, we are still giving thanks. You see, there are many that never saw themselves finishing and concluding, but here you are. Here you are. Here you are. Haven't done it. And you see, I want us to thank God because in this season, what God has done for us, mouth, you see, our mouth cannot Say it all. God has done marvelous things. Has He done marvelous things for you? Oh yes, I've seen mercy in this January. I've seen the finger of the Lord. Oh yes, oh yes, it is indeed my own month of mercy where God showed me mercy. I want us to think because, you see, the unit of thanksgiving is thoughtfulness. Let me say that again. The unit of thanksgiving is thoughtfulness. The moment a man is thoughtful, that man will not be a man that is ungrateful. The moment you are thankful, you are thoughtful, you will be thankful. So it means once you don't set aside time intermittently to think upon the goodness of God there is no way you'll be able to adequately give him thanks, the gratitude, the praise that is due to his name. Oh yes, you'll find out that in the Book of Psalms, wherever you find where people were giving thanks and praise to God, they had to sit down and recount his wondrous works. They saw his act. David was a master of this. He will sit down and describe the acts of God, the ways of God. He was a thoughtful person. There are times you need to settle down and look at yourself. When you started January, while you have been fasting and praying, you see, you have had encounters. Some of you, encounters in the night, victories that you had, the things that would be troubled for you before, is no longer trouble. Many have been healed of sicknesses.

Oh my God!

Many have been delivered out of oppression.

Many have gotten miracles, jobs, the fruit of the womb. God has joined you to your mate.

Are you seeing that now? These are reasons to thank God for. You heard the voice of God saying, "This is the way, walk in it." My goodness! Thank God, thank God. I want us to lift our voice for everything that God has done in these 29 days. Now begin to mention them. Listen, you see, when we— it is not thanksgiving, it is not real gratitude when you summarize it. No, no, no, no, no, it is not real gratitude, it is not intentional gratitude when you summarize it. When you give praise intentionally or thank, it has to be specific. Oh yes, it has to be specific. It has to be specific. Now I want us to think, think, so that you can give things as you ought to. Imagine you giving someone something, say $1,000. After giving the person $1,000, you bought a vehicle for the person, say an Highlander. All right, you got an Highlander 2022 Toyota for the person, and after doing that, you built a house for the person and say, come, come live in this duplex. After doing that, you paid for, you know, vacation and say, you just, just come and go to whichever country you want, and you know, all expense paid trip. And after that, you still, you know, put some money in the account you catered, and you see when it was time for the person to come and give you thanks, and you know, you know, give thanks or be thankful, and person says, ah, thank you, sir, for everything that you've done, all the things. You see, with all that you have done, you will expect that there is a difference between one, that one thing was done, and the many things. And the person just comes and just summarizes everything. As one thing. Even as human, you will feel that is not good enough. I don't want us to— I don't want us to summarize what God has done for us, um, in this 29 days of us crying on the Lord for mercy and staying on the Lord for remembrance. Oh my goodness, the books of remembrance that has been opened in this season. I want us to name them. The Bible says count your blessings. I mean, that hymn says count your blessings and name them one by one. Then it will surprise you what the Lord has done. Can you just go ahead this moment? I'm going to give us time. I want us to bask in that. Stay there and give God thanks. Do thanks. Say, Father, thank you for the days I heard my word.

My eyes popped open. And I saw as I should see. Thank You. Thank You for the days I would have made decisions, but Your mercy stood in for me. Thank You for the days where I was weak, but Lord, Your strength came. Go ahead and give Him thanks. Be specific. Come on, lift your voice. Be specific. Oh yes. Mande kaboko roko shitegeba. Lord, I thank You. Thank You that I am not in the hospital. Thank You. Mande kaboko roko shitegeba. Oh yes, thank you. Mande kabokoroko shitegeba. Lord, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you for alignment. For some of you, God aligned you. You just got into your spiritual family for even finding this platform.

Oh my goodness, go ahead and thank God.

Thank him, thank him. Mande kabokoroko shitegeba. Le deke brande koradaba. Lord, we say thank you.

Oh yes!

Mande kaboko roko shitegeba, mande kebron deke bokoro ko stegaba lede kebron dekaba—

oh yes, we say thank you, we say thank you, we say thank you, we say thank you, we say thank you. Thank you Jesus! Oh, thank you Jesus!

Mande kabon deleboko stege bron dekaba rabade ke te roside rabo ke teran dekoraba li deke bron dekaba Thank you for insight. Thank you for illumination. Thank you for audacity. The things I could not dare before, oh yes, I can now dare them. Thank you. Thank you. For those that did not even think about me now know about me. Lord, I thank you. Thank you for putting my thoughts in the heart of men.

Lord, we say thank you. Come on, lift your voice and thank the Lord.

Oh, for I have seen the Lord's goodness, his mercies and compassion. I have seen the Lord's goodness. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! Oh, I have seen the Lord's goodness, his mercies and compassion. I have seen the Lord's goodness. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! Oh Lord, you have been so good. You are so good to me. Oh Lord, you are excellent in my life every day. Oh Lord, you have been so good. Yahweh, you are so good to me. Oh Lord, you are excellent. Oh, Rabande kaboko shitege de. Thank you, Jesus.

Father, we thank you.

Mande kaboko roko shitege de. Lende kebo radaba ko shitege de.

Oh, thank you, Jesus. Lord, we say thank you.

Thank you.

In Jesus' mighty name we are praying. As we are giving thanks, I see like a woman, you know, you're wearing a white garment and there's been fluid flowing out of you. Fluid, fluid. As we give God thanks, go and check.

It has stopped. It has ceased.

Oh yes, oh yes, it has stopped. It has ceased in the name of Jesus.

Mande kaboko roko shetegaba. Brande kaboko shetegaba. I sense what looks like an oil, an anointing.

It's a grace for speed coming on someone. It's coming on someone.

That which you have not been able to do before. Now you will do it with ease. You will do it with ease and with clarity.

Oh yes, I see that anointing. It's like an anointing coming on someone. It's anointing for speed, the grace for speed. Mande kaboko shi taga bara da.

Lende kebo koroko shi taga ba.

Oh, thank you, Jesus.

Mande kabora gaba ko shi taga ba. Oh, God is doing something great in our midst. God is working something great in our midst, and he won't stop. He won't stop till we look. Mandeka ba rado kas tagaba. Oh, can we just go ahead wherever you are, lift your voice and just bless the name of the Lord. Mandeka bo ko rado ba sadaba. Mam bro ke te bo ke te ge ba sida. E ka brande ka ba le bo ke te ro shate.

I sense strongly this evening that the Lord will not have me go the way I intended to go. You see that now? And I just sense that God will have me pray for people, you see, and just minister, you know, to you, minister to you. There might be people that are here and you see what you are waiting and expecting God to do that seems to have not been done for the first 29 days, you see, God is about to hear you. Oh my goodness, yes, yes, I sense that, you see, we are in a season where God is answering prayers from this altar. God is meeting needs, and I sense strongly that's why God will have me go in this direction tonight to just minister to the needs of the people. So open up your heart, because I sense like an angel going about and seeking for hearts that are ready to receive His word. They are going all around, going all around. Oh yes, mande kaboko shetaga ba, and they are ministering, ministering to the needs of His people. Ministering to the needs of His people. I always say this, now listen. God, Jesus was so, so in a hurry to deliver mankind from every form of physical oppression, which is sickness. You know, whenever I see a sick person, I just feel the burden in the heart of Jesus. It's an anger that is welling up from His inside. God does not want to see any of His child tormented with the spirit of infirmity.

Oh no!

The Bible says, for this purpose was the Son of God made manifest, that He might destroy the works of the devil.

Jesus could not wait. The moment they began to afflict Him, the first thing He attributed to the pain He was feeling was our healing. He did not wait to get to the cross. He did not wait to be buried and resurrect and now say, "Okay, I'm giving you healing." The moment they began to put those stripes on Him, He said the first thing, "Let it be that by these stripes ye were healed." Oh, let it be that by these stripes my people are free from sickness. Mande kaboko shagaba. And I stretch my hand by the grace of this commission, under the anointing of our Father in the Lord. I speak to every form of sickness that is tormenting anyone under the sound of my voice. Out, in the name of Jesus! I speak to you, spirit of infirmity in that body causing pain, back pain, knee pain, Every form of pain that the doctors cannot even diagnose, I command you this moment out of that body in the name of Jesus.

Every long-standing sickness, your time is up.

Your time is up. You are no longer permitted in that body in the name that is above every other name. Get out of that body in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko shagaba. Every form of affliction that came from anywhere, possible, either from the dream, eaten in the dream, or that you came under an affliction and that has been a challenge. Either two, I speak to you, hear the voice of the Lord, out of that body in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko shagaba. I speak to anyone under any form of demonic and satanic oppression under the sound of my voice, you are made whole and free in the name of Jesus. Receive your freedom in the name of Jesus. Mandeka boko staga ba. Ledeka bote ke ba. Rabake te ske te bam dekaba. Every chain that has tied anyone down, every chain— I see what looks like stagnation. You are trying so much to move forward, but it's not working. Mandeka boko staga ba. An end comes to that plague tonight in the name of Jesus. Go forward, go forward in the name of Jesus. Mande kabosa, lebron dekaba, leketebosida, legebo koshtagaba, rabadekebo. I hear someone saying, oh, if God will just deliver me from this, I will serve him, I will serve him. Oh, if God will just arise for my sake and save me, I will serve him, I will serve him. As you have said So shall it be in the name of Jesus. Whatsoever has hindered you from serving the Lord is taken off now in the name of Jesus. Go and serve Him. Go forward. I speak to you, go forward. Mande kabokastagaba, membron dekebokostagaba. Oh yes, mande kabah. I sense strongly in my spirit.

Now listen, I'm going to read the scripture to you.

Lebokedegebostagaba randekaba. Matthew chapter 9. Mandere koseke brande kaba, mande kaboko shitegeba, o Nishe Yanu. You're the God of awesome wonders, and I've tasted of your power. Kabande kaboro kosekeba, o Nishe Yanu. You have shown me so much mercy, much more than I deserve. My eyes have seen, my ears have heard the wonders of your praise. Thank you, Jesus. Mande kaboroko shitegeba.

Oh yes.

Lande kabaka radaba shitegeba. Thank you, Jesus. I'm going to show you two scriptures tonight. Two scriptures tonight.

Oh yes.

Matthew chapter 9. Now listen. And he entered into a ship and passed over and came into his own city.

And behold, they brought to him a man sick of the palsy, lying on the bed. And Jesus, seeing their faith, said unto the sick of the palsy, Son, be of good cheer, thy sins be forgiven thee. And behold, certain of the scribes said within themselves— they didn't say it out, but they said it in their hearts—

this man blasphemeth.

And Jesus, knowing their thoughts, said, wherefore think ye evil in your heart? And for whether is easier to say, thy sins be forgiven thee, or to say, arise and walk? There was no one that came to Jesus that was sick that he left the same way.

Oh, everywhere he went, he was doing good.

You see, everywhere he went. The Bible says how God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power. With the Holy Ghost and with power. He went about doing good and healing all that were oppressed, all that were oppressed of the devil, for God was with Him. Now listen.

Now, but that ye may know that the Son of Man hath power on earth to forgive sins—

don't forget that— then saith He to the sick of the palsy, Arise, take thy bed, and go unto thine house. And he arose and departed to his house.

And when the multitude saw it, they marveled and glorified God, which had given such power unto men.

Now follow. And as Jesus passed forth from thence, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the receipt of custom, and he said unto him, Follow me. And he arose. Now let me jump to verse 11. And when the Pharisees saw it, they said unto his disciples, why eateth your master with publicans and sinners?

But when Jesus heard it, he said unto them, they that be whole need not a physician, but they that are sick.

Verse 13, he says, but go ye and learn.

He was telling them, go and learn this. What meaneth— what this means? I will have mercy and not sacrifice.

Now, Jesus was saying that, "Go and learn what it means." Now, the reason why I'm reading this Scripture is for someone here. There is a stronghold so strong in your heart.

This stronghold is that you feel that there is nothing anyone can do to get you out of the condition that you are currently in.

It's a sickness. And the reason why is because you feel you did something.

Now listen, you did something that has brought this upon you.

And see, when prayers are even made in your heart, it is still there that because of this I've done, this has to just be my cross. You know, there's a way you can accept a thing that God is not even giving to you. And sometimes it is pride. It is pride. Sometimes it looks like you are trying to be pious and saying, because I've done this, this has to be my cross, and I will carry this cross for Christ.

But God wants you free. Go and learn what it means, I will have mercy and not sacrifice.

There is no sacrifice you can give that is higher than the sacrifice of Christ. Hey, let go of that stronghold.

The stronghold that says that because you have done this, that is why God has brought the sickness upon you. Not so! Eh, not so! And I have to speak that to you. No, the blood of Jesus and the sacrifice of Jesus is enough. Oh yes, you cannot crucify Him again. Your blood cannot pay for it. That sacrifice is not enough. Don't let the devil cheat you.

And that's why I'm reading this.

He came for those that are not made whole. Now you see, God wants to heal you, and I want to pray for you. I want to pray for you, but you see, I needed to bring that. Let me show you another scripture. Mande kaboko roko shetekaba.

Isaiah 49. Isaiah 49:24.

Now listen. Follow me. He says, "Shall the prey—" It's a question. "Shall the prey be taken from the mighty?" It means a mighty man has a prey. "Shall that prey be taken away from the mighty, or the lawful captive delivered?" It means this captive is delivered according to the law, legally lawful captive. And he's asking a question, "Shall this captive be delivered?" But thus saith the Lord, verse 25, even the captives of the mighty shall be taken away, and the prey of the terrible shall be delivered.

For I will contend with him that contendeth with thee, and I will save thy children. That's God's word. That's His word. That's His word. He's contending with those that are contending with you.

So there is nothing, nothing, nothing that is capable of holding you captive. Yes, lawfully you ought to be a captive, but hey, Jesus has made you free. He who the Son of God has made free is free indeed. Receive your deliverance tonight in the name of Jesus. Walk in that liberty in the name of Jesus. By the agency of mercy, I pronounce you free in the name of Jesus. Be free, be free, be free. Receive your deliverance in the name of Jesus. Oh yes, every condemnation, every guilt, out in the name of Jesus! Out in the name of Jesus! Out in the name of Jesus! Oh yes, they might have said to you that there is a pattern, there is a pattern in your lineage, and you have to follow that pattern. Not so. I have come to bring a word, a more sure word of prophecy, that you are free. You are free. You will not repeat negative patterns in the name of Jesus. Oh yes, you are of the lineage and the seed of Abraham, not the lineage of your earthly family, and therefore I pronounce you free in the name of Jesus. Mande kabon dekaba. Can we pray in the Holy Ghost? Pray in the Holy Ghost wherever you are. Mande kabon dekaba. Receive that liberty, receive that liberty. Mande ke bande kaba, le de ke pokoto pakapa, ye bo ke te ro sita, len de ke ba. I speak to every form of timidity, every form of fear in your heart that has held you bound. In the name that is above all names, get out of that body in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko stagaba, mambron de ke te, le bo ke Eshote, Lendeke Brondi, Labake Tesu, Reboke De, in Jesus' mighty name we are praying. Now I'm seeing someone, you see, it's like a case where you yourself don't even understand that at the point where you ought to make important destiny decisions, certain things just happens, and before you know it, that window is closed.

I am sensing— I didn't even think about this.

I didn't, I didn't, I didn't— this was not even a notion at all. It just came to my heart.

I'm saying there's someone that one way or the other, it just happens that at that Kairos season, that Kairos season, you—

and you are about to make that decision again.

You either just get offended, you get angry, you start fighting people, and before you know, the season passes. And when the season goes, you are back to your normalcy. You start hearing voice saying, do this, do that. You become anxious. That's the word. That's what I feel. You become anxious, that you have that anxiety, and you start doing things that you should not do.

And you see, when the season is gone, pride now comes and stays there.

Because you will not be able to go back and say, "Oh, I was not in my right state of mind when I did that, when I said that." So, pride stays, and it has kept you at the same spot, at the same spot, year in, year out.

And you are at the point where there is a Kairos season again, a Kairos season. There will just be that itchiness, sensitivity, You just become unusually sensitive and you want to just get things and destroy what you have built.

And that season is coming again.

Now I speak the word of the Lord. Oh, you demon that speaks to the hearing of this person, in the name that is above every other name, out of that place in the name of Jesus. You demon of affliction that has kept this fellow bound year in, year out, manifested as anger, in pride, pressure, and making rash decisions. I see you, I see you, I see you, and I command you, get out of that place in the name of Jesus. I shut your ears to the speaking of this demon in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko shi tagaba. You will make right decisions. Everything that has tampered with your mental health, everything that has affected you in decision-making, Father, I ask that it is cleared off now in the name of Jesus.

Oh yes.

Mande kaboko shi tagaba. Mande kabako shi tagaba. If there are people here, you are sick in your body, place your hand on that place.

I want to pray for you.

Mandera ko stegaba. Oh yes, mandere keboko stegaba. I just sense that God wants to heal people tonight. God wants to cause healing, healing, healing, healing, healing, healing, healing, healing. And Father, I pray for everyone sick in their body, receive wholeness now in the name of Jesus. Every form of sickness, be it headache, be it body pain, whatever in your body that is causing pain and making you uncomfortable, it ends tonight in the name of Jesus. You siege of disease, you siege of pain, that has come and stayed from generation to generation, transferred from one generation to another, and even now there is that trace in this fellow, I cut you off now in the name of Jesus. Enough is enough. Stop, stop. You seed, be over in the name of Jesus. Oh, thank you, Jesus. Mande kaboko roko staga ba. I see someone You are an accountant. You're an accountant and you have applied and applied and applied, but it seems that the job is not forthcoming. I decree and I declare it is done in the name of Jesus. Receive your papers in the name of Jesus. Receive. I see the word congratulations. Congratulations. It is done. It is done. It is settled in the name of Jesus. Oh yes, mande kaboroko sidagaba. I get the word congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations. Whatsoever is yours that is still hanging in the realm of the spirit I download it for you now in the name of Jesus. Receive it. Whatsoever God has given to you that has been approved in the spirit but has been delayed by any force, enough is enough. Let it be delivered tonight in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboke estegeba. Mandeke brondekebo. Rabandekebosia. Ledeke tebrondekaba. Mambroke shegedegeba. Doors are opening! Doors are opening! Doors are opening! It's a new season! It's a new day! Eyes that see! Ears that hear, eyes that see, and ears that hear. You see, that's a word that came impulsively from me, you see, from my spirit. It just came out. It means that there is someone here that you need direction. You need divine direction, and the Lord will give you direction. You know, you will know exactly what to do. And I speak over whosoever is that person. You are in a state of utter confusion. You need the word of the Lord. Mande kaboke stakaba. There was a season in Israel that the Bible says the word of the Lord was scarce. The word of the Lord was scarce. I decree and I declare an end comes to the scarcity of the word of the Lord for you in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboke stakaba. You will hear behind you a voice saying, this is the way, walk in it, in the name of Jesus. You will know what to do. And you will do it, because it is him that works in us both to will and to do of his good pleasure. You will not just stop at knowing what God wants you to do. You will do it. You will do it, and you will see the fruit of it in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko shagaba. Confusion is out. Confusion is out. Eyes that sees and ears that hear. A seeing eyes, a hearing ear. A seeing eyes, ears and a hearing ear, a seeing eyes, a hearing ear, a heart that understands. Nothing will stop you, nothing will hinder you. Leboke te, lebron deke te, boke poke teke te, men deke tole. Leboke te. Every barrier, everything that has stood between you and your breakthrough, everything that has stood as a mountain between you and your testimony, be gone in the name of Jesus. I speak it away. Be gone in the name of Jesus. Every hindrance whatsoever it is You are laboring, but you're not seeing the fruit. Everything that has stood as a giant, as a mountain between you and your next level, out in the name of Jesus! Mande kaboke stegede lebroke te gozia, lende kete lebroke te, roba de ketosudo. Oh yes, mande kete lebroke torusha yege deso lembron dekaba. I'm seeing someone here, you see, you are at a state where you are confused. And you are saying out of fear that this that the Lord has asked me to do, will I be heard? Will I be heard? God has asked me to do this, but will men receive it? Oh, mande kaboko stagaba! Go forward, go forward, do it! It will be heard, it will be seen, it will be heard, for the hand of the Lord is upon you to do mighty things. Oh, come on, go ahead! Mande kaboko stagaba! His glory is risen upon you! Mande kabaa! Can't you see it? Can't you perceive it that this is the season? Jump while the water is being stirred. Oh, jump while the water is being torn. It is your season. It is your time. Step out. Step out in faith. For when the word of God comes, there is power. For where the word of a king is, there is power. Go forward. Don't delay. Don't hold back anymore. Move forward. Move with the tide. Mande kaboko sta. It is flowing. In your day. It is flowing. It is your season. Step out. Step out. Do it afraid. Do it with fear, for the Lord is with you like a mighty terrible one. He is guarding you. He's guarding you. He is your shield. He is your buckler. Oh, rande kabako sta. And He's holding you by the hand. He's holding you by the hand. He's giving you strength. He's giving you strength. He's giving you strength. He's giving you all that you need. As you move, it will make the journey clearer and clearer. Yes, you may not understand everything now, but step out, step out. Oh yes, by the word of the Lord, step out. The resources will come. Come, step out. The people will come. Step out. Everything you need is ahead. Step out in faith. Mande kaboko stagaba, rende keboko stagaba. Oh yes, yes, yes. I heard the word, you shall not die. But live. You shall not die but live to declare the works of the Lord.

You shall not die.

You shall not die. Death is taken away from you. Mande ka boko shi tagapa. I don't know why the Lord is leading me like this tonight, but you see, as the word comes, they are like fire shot in my bones. I cannot just keep it back, and henceforth I'm saying it. You will not die. You will not die. Peradventure you are hearing songs, sounds of death, Sounds of death. Sounds of death. There is someone here, you woke up this morning and the song that was flooding your spirit were sounds of death. Sounds that they play in the place of mourning. And you have been hearing this. You will try to shake it off, but it is not going. Oh, Kadambande Kaba, thou spirit of death, leave this one. Leave this one and let her go. Leave her and let her go in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko shagaba, mande kebron dekaba, mande keboko shagaba, mande kebron dekaba, mande kekaba. Oh death, where is thy sting? Oh grave, where is thy victory? In the name of Jesus, let her go! Loose her and let her go! Loose her and let her go! Every form of suicidal thoughts that is coming to tabernacle with you I put an end to that voice now in the name of Jesus. Mande kaboko stagaba, rande kaboko stagaba. Oh yes, mande kabaa rabo ketego sa. Oh, arise, oh Lord, and let your enemies be scattered. Oh Lord, arise, let your enemies be scattered. Let God arise and let his enemies be scattered. Oh Lord, Let God arise! Mande kaboko shagaba! Rabba kasteke te! Lembo kete bosa! Oh yes! Mande roshi! Legedege bokete! Librosite! Lembro keteke te roshi! Lada kabaa! Mande kabaa! Oh yes! We declare victory! Victory! Victory! Victory! Victory! Victory! Victory! By the Spirit of the Lord! Victory! Mandekeba, yekoteba, lendekebrondekeba, mande kositere, reba keterosi. Oh Jesus, mandekebokete, lendekebokete rusu, lendekebro, mandekebo, lendekebokite, reba tekete, mande kosudogaba. Pray, pray. Mambroke sute, lebokete rusu, landerosite keterosi. Liboke sete keteshe, lebo kadasi, eka bo se degeba.

Oh Jesus, oh Jesus, oh Jesus.

Mambo ke degeba.

Thank you, Father. Oh yes, mande kaba.

Now I hear a word, you know, it's in Yoruba, in my spirit. I hear a word in Yoruba.

It's a word of hope for someone.

The Lord says, onti oto, Onkpa da bo asheku.

That is, that which is not enough now is about to become more than enough. Oh yes, that which is scarce is about to be overflowing. Oh, Rabba dekabo kushita. Because the hand of God is coming upon it.

Be it your business, be it your works, be it your ministry, whatsoever it is, the hand of God is coming upon And there shall be showers of blessing. This is the promise of love. There shall be seasons refreshing, kabande kaba, sent from the Savior above. Showers of blessings, showers of blessings we need, and mercies drops round us. Falling, but for the showers we plead. Oh, Joe Ibu Kunyo Siro, Ileri Femi Lazarus. Oh, Joe Ibu Kunyo Siro, oh, Joe Ibu Kunyo Siro, la todo lubala. Oh, Joe Ibu Kunyo Siro, oh, Joe Ibu Kunyo Siro, la fe cade ke boko shita gaba. Hey, cabron dekaba, lendek eboko shagaba. Showers of blessing. Someone shout, there shall be showers of blessing. Hey, more than enough. It's a season. Don't be afraid, don't be afraid. You see, don't be afraid, don't hold back, don't hold back. You are scared that that which you have now, oh, if I let go, will it be? God has brought you into a season of more than enough.

Don't be scared of flowing out. Don't be scared of flowing out. Don't be scared of letting go. Don't be scared. Don't be scared of letting go. If the Lord instructs you to let go, let it go. Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes. He himself is the river that never runs dry. That's your source. Oh yes, say, God is my source.

Come on, go ahead, say, God is my source.

I am not afraid. Because I'm connected to the source. Don't be scared of letting go. I just sense that strongly.

Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid of letting go. Do it with joy and gladness because you are connected to the source. If He has done one, He can do more than enough.

Oh yes, if He has brought one, ka bande kaboko staga ba. Trust the source.

Trust the source. Oh, rabasete reboke stega ba. Mande kaba. Can we just go ahead and bask, bask, bask, bask in the faithfulness of God? Oh, I'm connected to the source, the river that never runs dry, the river that never runs dry, the river that never runs dry, the river that never runs dry. Mande kaba. I'm not afraid, I'm not afraid, I'm not scared to take the step. Oh yes, when it's him leading, mandeka, it doesn't finish. Hahaha! It doesn't finish, it doesn't finish, it doesn't finish, it doesn't finish, it doesn't finish, mande kaboh— it will never finish. Oh God is my source, it will never finish. God is my source, it will never be dry. God is my source, it will never finish. Mande kaboh sa— let me say this, God is not irresponsible.

Kabonda kaba— hey he's not irresponsible. And I sense to say this to someone: He is your Father and He is responsible. Oh yes, let it sink in. God is your Father and He is responsible. Your idea of an earthly father may be someone that, you know, you have seen. Maybe your earthly father was not responsible, was not taking care of you, but that's not God. That's not God. God is my Father. Say it, and He's responsible. God is my Father and He's responsible. He knows my needs. He knows my needs. He knows my every need and He's responsible. Ei, mande kaba. He's not only capable, He's also responsible. Oh yes. He's also responsible. You can bank on Him. You can bank on Him. He's the God that fathers us, that will not allow us be stranded. If He cares for the lilies, the birds, they don't go about thinking of what to eat, what to drink.

The lilies don't care what to wear.

How much more you? Ah, ah, mande kaboko shadé. How much more you? Cling, cling, cling on to that. God is your Father and He's responsible. Oh yes, God is my source. God is my source. God is my source. He knows my needs. He knows my needs.

Man leko sande rabba. Oh, kadaba ya koradaba. God is my Father and He's responsible. He's responsible.

He's responsible. He's responsible. Oh, kadaba.

Munyo fanda. Do you know what that means? I'm basking, I'm basking, I'm rejoicing. I am, I am, I am, I am, you know, what's the English word now? I am, you know, just rejoicing, taking advantage of that privilege as a privileged son. God is my Father and He's responsible.

He's my Source.

He's my God, and His name is Yahweh. His name is Yahweh. Oh yes, mande rako shagaba, lande kaboko shagaba. Don't tell it to man. You see, you have been complaining to man. Tell it to Jesus. Tell it to Jesus. He wants to hear you. Tell it to Jesus. Oh Father, we give you praise. Can we just rejoice tonight? Come on, go ahead and rejoice and bless his name. Come on, rejoice and give him praise. Thank you, Jesus. Mare boko shalaba. Thank you, Jesus! Thank you, Jesus! Hey, come on, rejoice! Rejoice! Now there's someone I'm seeing in the spirit. You woke up this morning, you ate in your dream, and since then you've fallen sick.

As I'm speaking now, you are on your bed, you are sick. You have taken something.

As I speak, I speak God's Word to you now, you will begin to feel a discomfort in your stomach. You're about to throw up that which you consumed.

Oh yes, Mande Kaboko Osta! The hand of the Lord is coming upon you right now and right here. I ask, Lord, everything that is in this body that is not of God, out in the name of Jesus! You are not permitted to stay there.

You are not permitted to stay in that body. Now get out of that body now, in the name of Jesus.

Whatever you have taken that has poisoned your body system, making you weak and feeble, get out of that body now. Out, out, in the name of Jesus. In the name of Jesus, it is done. In Jesus' name. Mandi kaboko roko shita. Oh, thank you, Jesus. Can you just go ahead and say thank you, Jesus?

Oh, thank you, thank you.

Thank you, Father. Thank you, Jesus. We give you praise. We give you glory.

Come on, go ahead and thank God in the next few seconds and say, Father, thank you. Thank you. Oh, kabba! Ah, belo she onise yanu. Thank you, Jesus.

Oh, thank you. Thank you, Father.

We give you praise and we give you glory.

We give you praise and we give you glory.

For in Jesus' mighty name We have prayed.

Oh, what a night! What a moment this evening! What a moment! Thank you, Jesus! And I want to take this time out to appreciate and really celebrate my spiritual parents.

Thank you so much, Apostle!

Thank you so much, Pastor Femi Lazarus! Thank you for pouring into us. Thank you for leading us all through the year. Thank you for not just teaching us but also giving us the platform to be a blessing. And it's my prayer that the Lord will increase and bless you and strengthen you much more in Jesus' mighty name. Amen. Now I want to say this: tomorrow is a do not miss moment. Tomorrow we are going to be concluding our fasting and prayer with an Holy Ghost experience. That's going to be live in Light Nation Abuja, all right, by 5 o'clock PM. You are in the city, be available on time because there will be no space, all right. There will be no space. We have buses all around the city that are bringing people down. You don't want to miss it. Come with the sick. You know, while Apostle was, I think when he was in London, He sent me a message and he said, remind me that I am going to— I said I'm going to lay hands on sick people. Are you seeing that now? It means God is intentional about healing in this meeting. You have someone that is sick, bring them in their numbers. Let them come one, come all, and they come receive their healing. Yes, we have seen all kinds— from goiter to weight loss to wheelchairs. Bring them, bring them. Pay for their transport. Let them come and see the finger of the Lord. And as you do so, the Lord will bless and reward you in Jesus' mighty name. Also, the account details for the first fruit will be displayed and every other information. God bless you. See you tomorrow in Jesus' name. Thank you. God is still in the business of healing the sick, raising the dead, on stopping deaf ears, and bringing transformations to life. I am saturated with power. Indeed, we have heard of tales of infallible proofs and wonders without numbers. We have not just heard them, we have seen them in our midst. And this is our special invite to you to be a part of the Holy Ghost Experience with Apostle Femi Lazarus.

Jesus Christ Jesus of Nazareth, with the Holy Ghost and with power, going about doing good. Anywhere the devil was busy, when Jesus gets there, he's checked out.

This Holy Ghost experience is a maiden edition of many more to come. It's happening on the 31st of January, 2025. Ministering alongside Apostle Femi Lazarus is the anointed psalmistry of Minister Debbie Great. It's going to be an amazing experience. Come prepared with a heart ready to receive from the Lord.