Ownership Conference 2025 - Day 2 [Morning] || Apostle Femi Lazarus || South Africa

24 Sept 2025 · 83 min
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Apostle Femi Lazarus opens the Ownership Conference in South Africa with heartfelt gratitude to the host family and the nation, linking South Africa’s heritage to African unity. He moves into a biblical exposition of 2 Kings 4, drawing parallels between the widow’s loss, honor, and spiritual fatherhood, and urging ministers to recognize accountability and humility. Lazarus weaves in Genesis narratives to illustrate the seasons of a man’s life (Morning, Afternoon, Night) and the importance of honoring fathers and spiritual leaders. He delivers a series of prophetic declarations, altar calls, and intensive prayers for healing, deliverance, and breakthrough, addressing personal pain, generational bitterness, and stagnation in ministries. The sermon culminates with a vision of accelerated blessings, new dimensions of partnership, and a call for the congregation to stand, receive grace, and act on the revealed destiny.

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