The video records a live prophetic prayer gathering on July 21, 2025, beginning with an exuberant, call‑and‑response worship segment led by Speaker A that repeatedly exalts God’s name, invites the congregation to lift their voices, and creates a high‑energy atmosphere of praise. The service then transitions to Speaker B, who delivers a sermon that weaves together extensive biblical exegesis from Exodus (chapters 2, 3, 13, 19) and Acts 12 to illustrate God’s historic deliverance of Israel and its covenantal significance for the nation and for believers today. Central to the message is the claim that true faith rests on God’s willingness, not merely His ability, and that divine strength is required to break entrenched patterns of bondage. Speaker B declares that by “the strength of the hand of the Lord” believers will be liberated from spiritual oppression, emphasizing a two‑fold deliverance model of judgment and rescue. The sermon culminates in a prophetic declaration urging listeners to trust God’s willingness, break negative cycles, and experience divine rescue, reinforced by repeated calls to lift voices and praise.
Chapters
Jesus, we give you praise. Can I get more volume? Our Father in heaven, we love you. We lift up the earth. Come on, don't wait for me, Lord. He's a sound man. That's right. And now, singing out as your people declare to you, we sing blessed be the Lord God Almighty. Yes, yes, yes. Whoa! And he's super powerful. Blessed be, blessed be the Lord. He reigns forever. With your eyes closed and your hands lifted up over your head. Blessed be the— yes, who was— yes, Lord, to come Blessed be the— all my itineraries. One more time, come on, sing it loud as you can. Come on. Blessed be Come on, ascend, ascend, ascend, ascend! Come on! Ever and ever. Blessed be the Lord God Almighty, who was, who was, and is, and is to come. All the voices in the room. Blessed Forever and ever, Lord, I love you. I love you, Lord. Do you love the Lord? Do you love the Lord? Oh Lord, my God. Oh Lord, my God, I ask of you, Jesus. Oh, keep your eyes I exalt you. Exalt his name. Oh Lord. Oh my God, oh Lord, exalt you. Oh Lord, oh Lord, my God, oh my God, exalt you. I exalt you. I exalt you, oh Lord my God. Oh Lord my God. Oh Lord my God. I exalt you. I exalt you. Come on, church, the voices! Lift your voice! Oh Lord Oh Lord, oh, exalt you with the whole of my heart and with my hands lifted up. Oh Lord Jesus, oh Lord, oh my God, and I exalt— come on, exalt him! With the fruits of your lips, come on, raise it up. Say, oh Lord, my God, oh my God, I exalt you. Exalt Come on, with the fruit of your lips, exalt him. Oh Lord, I exalt you, I exalt you. Oh Lord, my God. Oh Lord, my Thank God. Yes. Your kingdom reigns forever. Oh, oh. Your kingdom reigns. Yes. Oh, your kingdom reigns. Come on, worship him right now as the music plays. Open your mouth all over Amen, amen, amen.
Good morning. Hallelujah. Thank you, Lord Jesus. What a great time to be in God's presence as we commence a new week. Can we lift our voice to God this morning and give him praise? The one whose dominion cannot be contested, the one whose reign is from everlasting to everlasting, the one whose kingdom cannot be shut down. Jehovah is his name. Let's give him praise. Let's give him praise. Let's give him praise. Blessed be your holy name. We give you all the worship. We give you all the glory. We give you all the honor. We give you all the adoration. There is none like you, Lord. You are the Lord who made the heavens and the earth with your words. You are my Lord, my King, my high tower, my hiding place. The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord who is mighty in battle. Who can match with you in class? Who can stand with you? You are glorious in holiness and fearful to be praised. You do wonders, you perform miracles, you heal the sick, Lord. You are the one who restore hope. You restore the years that the locusts and the kankahoms have stolen. Who can restore like you? You are the one who pull lift the beggar from dung hill and set them among princes. Who can lift like you? You hide me even in the cleft of the rock and keep me in the hollows of your palm. You are my God and King. My hiding place. Who can keep like you? We thank you, Lord, because your word says you wakeneth us morning by morning and cause us to enjoy mercy. You are the one who daily apportions a provision of mercy for us. Who can be merciful like you? You are the one who wipes away our tears, the one who saves our soul from drowning. The one who redeems us from death, the one who helps us, the one who rescues us from plunging into darkness. You are our Redeemer, the Savior of the world. We give you praise. There's none like you, Lord. There's none like you, Lord. You cause the one who has been called barren to hear the sound of a baby. You are the one who wipes away our tears. Oh, what a great God you are! There's none like you, Lord. There's none besides thee. Neither is there any rock like our God. We give you praise. We thank you. You answer us prayers. You help us. There's none like you, Lord, in all the earth. There's none like you, Lord. In all the earth there's none like you, Lord. In all the earth there's none like you, Lord. Oh, we give you all the praise. Oh, blessed be your holy name. Lift your voice if you can and just thank him. Lift your voice wherever you are and just bless him. Exalt him. Him, magnify Him, praise Him, adore Him, give Him all the worship that is due to His name. There's none like You, Lord. Oh, we bless Your holy name. God of my salvation. Idima ilekele. You are worthy to be praised. You are worthy to be praised, the God of my salvation. You are worthy to be praised. Idima ilekele. Idima ilekele. Oh, you are worthy to be praised. You are worthy to be praised, the God of my salvation. You are worthy The God of my salvation, you are worthy to— You are worthy to be praised. You are worthy to be praised, the God of my salvation. You are worthy to be praised, the God of my salvation. You are worthy to praise. Lift your voice, people of God, and let's just bless Let's bless his holy name. Let's thank him. Let's worship him. He deserves all our praise, all worship. Let's bless him. Oh, we give you praise, Lord. We thank you. You are the one who rescues our soul from death and destruction. We honor you, Lord. Blessed be your holy name. Oh, we give you worship, we give you thanks, we give you adoration, we give you praise, Lord. None can match with you in class. Oh, we bless your holy name, we bless your holy name. We bless your holy name. Go ahead, lift your voice, people. Lift your voice, people, and bless him and just worship him and just give him thanks. Oh, blessed be your holy name. Reko sende ogo sente. Sende ogo sente. Bless his holy name. Oh, we give you all the praise. We give you all the praise. We give you all the praise. We give you all the praise. Oh yes, Lord. Oh yes, Lord. Oh yes, Lord. We bless your holy name. Oh yes, Lord. Problem. Go ahead, you have one more minute. Oh yes, Lord. Oh, we bless your holy name. In Jesus' mighty name we pray. In Exodus chapter number 2— um, Exodus chapter number 3, sorry— what God said to Moses is that, 'I've heard their cry by the reason of their taskmasters.' But if you had met them, they were crying because they were not seeing any hope of deliverance. Just think about it, the people have been in slavery for 430 years. There was no sign of a deliverer rising amongst them, no uprising, nothing, just silence and repetition of slavery. And while they thought it was just to be a season of silence, God was already busy orchestrating their deliverance, you see. But more than that is the fact that they must be delivered because the nation itself were pivotal to a covenant that is more ancient than them. God has made a covenant with Abraham that in you, or in thee, shall the nations of the earth be blessed, and in thy seed also. And that, that seed was talking about the Christ. So it was important that the nation was rescued. And you see, because what Moses— what God told Moses to tell Pharaoh is, let my firstborn go. That they may go sacrifice to me in the wilderness. So it was expedient that they'll be free. And I'm saying that because there are many people who are praying this morning, and they are praying not in faith but with anguish. And there's just one question on your heart that I know God can help me, but is God interested? You see, real faith is not God is able. Real faith is God is willing. If you know the ability of God and not know his willingness, you are not perfected in faith, because faith functions through love. So I make bold to tell you this morning that God is not just able, God is willing. Look at Exodus chapter number 13. Exodus 13:14. When God gave them an ordinance, he said in verse 14, it shall be, and it shall be, when thy son asketh thee in the time to come, saying, what is this? That's the ordinance now. And thou shalt say unto him, by the strength of the hand of the Lord. So by the strength of hand, the Lord brought us out of Egypt. From the house of bondage. So by God's strength of hand, he brought them out of Egypt. So God had to display his strength in their rescue. Just to let you know how serious Pharaoh was when he said, you go nowhere. And I'm, I'm saying this to decree over someone this morning. By the strength of the hand of the Lord, you will come out of anything that looks like bondage. The Lord who made the heavens and the earth will bring you out. You will break the pattern. You will defy the odds. You will erase the negative patterns. The siege will fall flat. In the name of Jesus. Now listen to me. One of the most beautiful things that can happen to you is to see patterns, patterns after patterns and after patterns and after patterns ending, ending by the strength of God's hand. I don't want to say by itself because pattern doesn't end by itself. Let me show you another scripture that will interest you. The book of Exodus 19. Look at this. Exodus chapter number 19. If you're there, say amen. Now look at this. Exodus chapter number 19, verse 4. Exodus chapter number 19, verse 4. Ye have seen what I did unto the Egyptians, how I bare you on eagles' wings and brought you unto myself. Oh my God, you see that, that scripture captures every deliverance that is complete must be two-faced. One, judgment. Two, rescue. Every complete deliverance is two-faced. One is judgment— God judges the enemy. Number two, he rescues. You see that pattern in the book of Acts of the Apostles, chapter number 12, um, Acts 12, when Herod killed James and
