PROPHETIC PRAYER CONTACT || 29TH OCTOBER 2025

The video is a live streamed worship and prophetic prayer service hosted by the PPC (Prophetic Prayer Contact) family, featuring worship leader (Speaker A), a preaching/exhortation segment (Speaker C), and a testimony segment (Speaker B). The service opens with energetic worship chants urging listeners to "give Jesus your best dance" and repeatedly proclaim Jesus as worthy of praise. The core sermon focuses on the biblical concept of mercy, citing Romans 9 and describing four dimensions of mercy: selection, preservation, pursuit, and exemption. The speaker reflects on personal experiences of being chosen and protected, and challenges listeners to consider why God pursues them with mercy. The sermon also addresses marriage challenges, abuse, and the need for humility and community support. Testimonies follow, where members share deliverance from bedwetting, financial provision for education, and relief from spiritual cloudiness, all attributed to the PPC’s prayers. Announcements include a Southern Africa retreat (January–March 2026), a Holy Ghost Experience event, and the resumption of Light Nation Kubwa services. The session concludes with an invitation to accept Christ, a call to scan a barcode for a discipleship platform, and encouragement to follow Ambience TV and Apostle Femi Lazarus’s YouTube channel. Throughout, Apostle Femi Lazarus and Pastor Miracle Femi Lazarus are referenced as spiritual parents.
Chapters
Come on, give Jesus your best dance this morning. Thou alone art worthy to be praised. Thou alone art worthy to be praised. Are you ready for this one? Thou alone art worthy to be praised. Thou alone art worthy. Everybody say, thou alone, thou alone art Worthy to be praised! Our Lord— our Lord worthy to praise! Jesus, you alone— our Lord worthy to be praised! Yes, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus! Oh, you are worthy! You are worthy! We say Savior, Savior, Savior, Savior! Yeah, thou art worthy! Thou art worthy! Everybody say Jesus! Jesus! Jesus! Jesus! Yeah, you are worthy— we call you Savior! Say thou art one— Thou art worthy to be praised! Thou alone— Thou alone art worthy to be praised! Oh Lord! Thou alone hast We praise our Lord, our Lord. I'm worthy. Are you ready? Come on, give Jesus your dance! This one, shake him, shake him, shake him! Wherever you are this morning, come on! Oh yeah, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it! In 1 minute, can you give the Lord a dance this morning? It doesn't matter where where you are.
You can be in your car, you can be in your room.
Oh yeah, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it. God in the midst of his people. He's mighty to save, heal, and deliver. Open your heart, open your heart, receive the power of God. Come on, lift your hands wherever you are.
Amen, amen. Praise God. Hallelujah! What a great God we serve. Can we in a moment together, all of us this morning, say thank you, Jesus. Can we say again, thank you, Jesus? Let me, let me give you an instance. You know, you know about this thing called mercy. I understand that, you know, it is so powerful. Is so powerful you can't, you can't do anything to earn it. As a matter of fact, in Romans chapter number 9, God himself said, I will show mercy or have mercy on whom I will have mercy on, and compassion on whom I will have compassion on. That, that directly means that if you have enjoyed mercy at one point or the other in your life, it is absolutely because God chose you. If you have enjoyed, if you have experienced mercy, the mercy of preservation which it might be a very funny and silly thing to think that if you hear that somebody dies today, you probably think that maybe nothing can happen to you because you are useful. But we've seen even people who are excellent at what they do, so Mercy is real, and if it's been accorded to you, it's because you— God decided to give you the mercy of exemption. That there are certain things that are not your lot, not because you avoided it, not because you could have avoided it, not because you have the ability to avoid it, but just because mercy said no. There is the mercy of selection, that God makes you a candidate for something, not because you are smart, not because you are better than everyone else. While you know in this house we Femi Lazarus, he emphasized so much about the need to build capacity. But I have found out that even capacity in itself has limit. There's only as far as the natural can carry a man. Even those who are on the other side understand that there's a need for the influence of a spirit to get a real result. There is the mercy of selection. That just says, this one is mine. There is also the mercy that pursues. This one is not you even doing— you should pray for mercy, but mercy just keeps showing up as a card from God everywhere you turn. Even when you go to places and you decide that in this place I'm not going to serve God, the mercy raise a voice for for you. All of a sudden, when you are planning to do one bad thing, that mercy keep bringing algorithm to bring it to you, to bring you that this can be it, this can be— there's the mercy that pursues. And sometimes you ask a very important question: who am I and why is God pursuing me with his mercies? Why won't he just let me go astray like everyone else? Why will he not just let me mess up my life like everyone else? What have I done to earn mercy? What have I done? Why is mercy pursuing me everywhere? Why am I being exempted? Why am I being preserved? Why have I been selected to be a candidate of mercy? Mercy said, no, I'm not gonna let you go. I'm not gonna let you sleep away. You don't have to be afraid. Hey, mercy said no. Sin will never take control. Life and death stood face to face. Darkness tried to snatch my heart away. Thank you, Jesus. Mercy said no. Do you know that song? Is that Sassy Winans? Mercy said no, I'm not gonna let you go. I'm not gonna let you sleep away. You don't have to be. Mercy said no, sin will never take control. Yeah, life and death stood face to face. Darkness tried to snatch my heart away. Thank you, Jesus. Mercy said no. Look at where he took you from. Look at what he brought you out of. Now you go back to where you used to belong and you don't even fit in anymore because mercy has made a wide gap, has so exempted you that it is not even believable anymore that you have been through the things you've been through. You try to explain to people, see what I've survived, and they argue and argue about what is your own life because you don't even look like it anymore. Mercy said no, I'm not gonna let you go, I'm not gonna let you sleep away, you don't have to be afraid. Mercy said no, Sin will never take control. Life and death stood face to face. Darkness tried to steal my heart away. Thank you, Jesus. He said no. Ah, let's thank him. You don't have to be afraid, mercy said no, sin will never take control. Life and death Yet stood face to face, darkness tried to steal my heart away. Thank you, Jesus. Mercy said no. Amen. This year I have rejoiced as a pastor. I have also wept We have shouted victory into the night only to be woken up by what looked like a sound of defeat. E da somebody calling and say, Pastor, he didn't make it, or Pastor, she didn't make it. And you look, you cry, with them that cry, and you have to also wipe their tears quickly, and rejoice with them that are rejoicing. And at some point I sat down and I'm like, hold on a minute, what's the yardstick for determining who makes it? Mercy. I don't have any other answer. I really also don't feel any other answer is appropriate. Because sometimes people feel, "I leave Nigeria, blah blah blah." It's wish. I mean, I'm not going to hold anybody up to whatever decision. But things are happening everywhere.
Where?
Let's ask a question, all of us, this morning. If you can sit down, sit down. This is a family meeting, and the question is— wait a minute— God, Daddy, I don't know how you call him, he's my Daddy. Daddy, what have I done? To deserve your mercy? That's, that's a very important question I want you to ask. Daddy, what have I done? Look at me. I wasn't even planning to serve you, huh? I don't know if you were planning to serve God. I wasn't planning to serve God. I wanted to ball. I wanted to just be— I wanted to just be that medical doctor who is chopping life and also contributing to national matters, um, activism where you can chop life, where you can just get into research, get into all those things, and yeah, just— but really enjoy your life because I felt I've suffered. I had planned, but God was not in the plan. And sometimes I look at it, how did I even get into ministry in the first place? Key, key of the house. That's how I got into ministry. My roommate went with the key and was a key bodice for a church. That's it, a Redeemed Church. I traced him to the church, and while he was playing the keyboard, I was giving him sign, boy, key, key. But I didn't know God was waiting for me right at that point in destiny with Baba. Baba Bayo Yetunji, Abba Missions. An elderly man but full of the Spirit just came in and, um, saw me and gave me a very key assignment to pastor the church. Who does that? Of course I ran. Right, I didn't feel like— sometimes some of you look at people and feel maybe somebody went somewhere, make a mistake, contracted a disease, and you feel you are better. You are not. You don't want to— some of you feel you're actually better than somebody, please, because some of you have just not met your spec. The only thing that holds a man is mercy. The mercy that insists, the mercy that keeps, the mercy that preserves. And if there's anyone that maybe you fell into something or you fall into something and you are feeling dejected, the good news also is that there is the mercy that brings men out. If only you will forgive yourself and take that mercy. But I, I really want us to go before the Lord this morning. Amongst us, listen, we have people that are rich here, pray now. We have people that are wealthy, pray now. We have people that are well-to-do, pray now. We have people that are okay Pray now. We have people that are satisfied. Pray now. We have people who are in need. Pray now. And we have those who don't even understand. Also pray now. Whatever category, one thing we all cannot deny that we have received is mercy. In fact, if you attempt to deny deny it. The only reason you attempt to deny it is because your head is correct. They are not calling you this morning and say, "Meh," and you are alive. That's why I beg our pastors and those who are close to me, never speak from privilege. It's not the same thing everywhere. Share a story before we pray. A man went on the mountain to pray and to commit suicide. He wanted to go there, a secluded place, nobody will see him, jump off the cliff, hit his head and die. He took a stinky piece of banana, said this is all you have left. He's been so poor, he will eat this and die. At least die with his stomach pack partially full. So he will eat the banana and throw away the peel. He will eat the banana, throw away the peel. By the time he was eating the third one, he said, ah, let him even check where the peel has been falling, only to see that there was another man below his cliff who was waiting for each peel to eat. That thing you are scorning is somebody else's exact prayer point. We all cannot deny the fact that one thing we can— we have received is mercy. I want us to go ahead and— Lord, I don't know what I've done to deserve this mercy. 'Well, thank you.' It is whatever you are grateful for that increases. Be grateful.
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Raise it loud and clear.
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Jesus! Thank you, Lord Jesus. In Jesus' name we're praying. Let me beg— there's a very costly assumption that we make, and I want to beg us Christians particularly the stigmatization that we stigmatize people who have gone through divorce. There's a way you feel if your home is peaceful that somebody else whose home is not peaceful is either riotous, promiscuous, or bad, or this. Anu ni, mercy. I know there is wisdom for family building. There are people who honestly are trying the best they can, but it is what they have married. And sometimes there are two couples who are trying their best, but it is the forces raging against them. What do we do? Tobati yoma benetu o yolo le. Onkalo kulungbi oju. Once you are filled, don't call the hungry lazy. People are trying. We speak, must always never forget that there are different kinds of people on ground as our audience. People who are trying all their best but are just not getting results. They're doing everything.
What should they do?
A man is trying all his best, but it's who he has married. A woman is trying all her best, it's who she has marry. What do you want to do? And that's why I'm praying this morning. And let me speak particular to this category of people. Maybe you came from a family where marriage didn't work. You've been serving God and you have just one request: let me break this siege. And now you are in the midst of abuse. Things are bad. You're wondering, what should I do? And you feel now that it's not working, maybe you have also failed. Well, I have an information for you this morning. Listen, the plan of God for you cannot be destroyed by what seems not to be working. One, I want you to also consider those who, in a bid not to be a part of pattern, whatever we call it, died. Because they were trying to make it look real. Whatever situation you find yourself, do what is right. People will talk and they will keep quiet. But I beg you, if there's anyone going through abuse now, don't let anybody religiously sink you there and you lose your life. Run when you can. Cry out when you can. Report to the authorities when you can. You have not failed. It is an aspect of your life that is not working.
Huh?
And to every couple, which includes myself, whose marriage is working, Every time you and your spouse join hands to pray, pray for those who are not having it easy, that the Prince of Peace will reign in their house. And that's why we're going to sing that song again. Yesu, but we'll not sing me rahama, we'll say me salama, the Lord of Peace. Mei Salama, hear my prayers. I don't have anyone else but you. Look at my tears— I have no one else but you! Bandawan ni seke oohoo hooo! Oohoo hooo! Thank You Lord Jesus! We bless your holy name. Somebody shout, thank you, Jesus! Shout it again, thank you, Jesus! Is our ever-present help in times of trouble. If you look at the case of, um, um Esau and Jacob. The Bible said, the children being not yet born, neither having done good or evil, ah, adapt, huh, but that the purpose of God according to what? Election might what? Stand. God said ahead, Jacob have I loved, Esau have I created. Do you want to hold God, huh? In Jeremiah 1:5 said, say not I'm a child now. Before you were formed in your mother's womb, I selected you. Sherry, the elders have a saying where I came from. They said if there's any— if anyone does money ritual and it works, is because there is already Wealth is already part of his destiny. The people that is not part of their destiny, they are all mad. He's trying to do ritual and the next thing as they put calabash on his head, whoo, whoo, whoo! They say, ah, ah, Ima stop now! He say, whoo! Sorry if your name is Ima. I don't know why I never use my name for all these examples. I've never for once said Femi Lazarus. I won't use my name. E bu kalabasho, I said woo woo. I think women, you don't do money ritual. Bu kalabasho, I said woo woo. Say me me, stop. Don't tell her I said anything. Um, there is the place of working hard, but we, we must also acknowledge in peace in our— it, and this is where it humbles all all of us, brothers and sisters. It is the one whose head is lifted that is lifted. It is the one whose hand is drawn that goes high. It is, it's, it's that, that's, that's where it boils down to. Let's say somebody cook yam. I say, this yam is soft, so you're a good cook. Say, ah, the, the gas was hot. What about somebody who has the same hot gas? What is boiling the stone? This is the prayer you are going to pray, and I don't want us to just pray shout shout. God is our Daddy. If you can lay down, lay down. If you notice that you are the type that once you lay down to sleep, there they have to wake you. And to pray, they have to wake you. Ah, don't lay down. There are people in church, when you say kneel down, pray, everybody has sat down. They are still kneeling down. Once they say, are you ready to affirm? Now, of course, I'm ready to affirm. I ready to affirm. All of you used to wear dark shades to church. Everywhere is dark, you still wear dark shit, bro. Anyways, we're going to lay down this morning. Lord, these are the things I want to do with my life, and these are the areas where it concerns the kingdom. 2 things. Number 1, I want your mercy to preserve me to do it, and I want your mercy to open doors for it to be done. Can I give you time to pray? Go on your faces, lift your voice loud and clear, the loudest you can, and pray these prayers like your life depends on it. The mercy that preserves Femi Lazarus, let your mercy preserve me. Help me, help me. Let your mercy preserve me, Lord. Let your mercy preserve me, Lord. Let your mercy preserve me. Then let your mercy open supernatural doors.
Jesus.
In Acts chapter number 13, Herod already took, um, James and killed him. And the Bible said he saw that he pleased the Jews, and he went again and picked Peter. But the church made prayers for him with intercessions without cease prison, and God sent his angel to go bail him out. Ah, lift your voice, people of God. Lift your voice. Let your mercy open doors for me. There's nothing God is doing with abundance in heaven. They are for you to enforce his kingdom realities here. Some of you need to get to a place where you cry out, Lord, I've tried it several times, it didn't work, but now I lay everything down at your altar. And here I am asking and pleading for the mercy that truly lifts. I have planned to share my story like, as if by my own strength I've gotten this, but there's the mercy that really lifts. Let your mercy speak for me. Baton bè kon alà dura, moti de. The Lord who answers by fire, I have come, oh. Waa bè tchami djaou, waa boron miro, majin babatia duraou. The mercy that exempts. The mercy that exempts. The mercy that preserves. Oh, Seke Tenerogo sente. Wah, borrow me room, my jam bar, but yeah, do well, I love you, Jotun. I, I wanna fuck. Say la katene beke te vuku sente, sende oku sente. Oh, send her a ghost hunter. Send her a ghost hunter. Get her a ghost hunter.
Uh-huh. Hey!
Merci. Shai katabane ogosente. Let me find mercy, Lord. O shakende ogosekete ogosente. Makosende ogosente. Sekeru kosende. In Jesus' mighty name we pray. I will sing a song, then I'm going to tell you something. It's one of my favorite songs, actually.
Amen.
Um, the Lord laid this in my heart for my people in southern part of Africa. Botswana, Zimbabwe, Eswatini, South Africa will need to agree Femi Lazarus, as touching a central place, maybe South Africa or Zimbabwe, for our Southern African retreat. I want to come and spend— that will be 2026, between, between January and March, where I can spend 3 days with you. Friday, Thursday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, then I can run back. I need to spend that time with you. My heart has been burning. So people who come from all parts of South Africa, Cape Coast, Johannesburg, everywhere that you are, and also Zimbabwe and Southern Africa, So I can't wait for us to have that. So I used to ask myself that, wait a minute, Femi Lazarus, what have you done specially that makes you different? What have you done? It's mercy. I have a scar right here, I can't remember again. Somewhere here. Yeah, 2000 and— 2002, 2003, I can't remember again. We were building our church then, um, somewhere between the boundary of Lagos and, um, Ibadan. We were there briefly, the CAC Church. I was using a very bad shovel to pack sand. The shovel somehow hit my eyes and began to bleed profusely. My two eyes, that particular eye, not two eyes, this particular eye, I almost lost that eye, that sight, because of the shovel. My pastor Pastor was like, hope he's not in trouble, hope this person is not going to lose his eyes. I got treatment. He looked at me. That pastor, I'm still looking for him. I've searched everywhere I can. They call his name Pastor SK.— ilugbami. He says, "See, Pastor, prophetic to the core. Taught us many things." Began to prophesy, "Your voice will go around the world. God will take you to nations." Even when I didn't even have money to go to Kotonu. I look at myself. What's, what's different? Why am I not a madman on the street? Am I better than them?
It's mercy.
Lift your hands where you are and say, Lord, throughout my life, throughout my life, let me enjoy this thing called mercy. Let me never see a day without it. Every blessed day of my life, let me enjoy mercy. Help me, help me. Every blessed day, let me find mercy in your sight. Let me find mercy in your sight. Let it speak over my finance. Let it speak over my family. Let it speak over my children. Let I speak over my job. I speak over my work. Merci, merci, merci, merci. We bless your holy name, Jesus. Blessed be your holy name. In Jesus' mighty name we are praying. If there's anyone at the sound of my voice who is in any form of distress and anguish, the Lord brings you out. You will enjoy mercy. Nothing dies in your hands, nothing fails. The mercy of God speaks over you. From the depth of my heart, I bless you. All of us here, we are candidates of mercy. Mercy, and the canopy of mercy will not tear over our head. Now hear this, people of God, um, one of the ways to keep enjoying mercy— be humble. Don't look down anybody because of where they are. People are here today and there tomorrow. You never can tell who God is lifting next. So on all men, ah, be thankful. When mercy does it, don't accredit it to your effort. That's living a lie. And if you see those who are below, lift them up. You see those who are ahead, You see your colleagues, support each other. Simple rules, and the Lord will keep you. I didn't hear amen to that. And preserve you and honor you and help you. In Jesus' mighty name we're praying, amen. I want to say this categorically, that it's always my joy to pray with you. If you are somebody who is very sensitive, you notice that our focus in PPC prayer is really family praying together. Uh, as I, I'm just glad that I'm able to pray with you guys. You are praying, I'm praying too. As I'm praying, you are praying too. You know, we ought to have started our 8 hours daily prayer which I announced, but due to some— it gives a bit alteration of my schedule. I don't want us to run something that I'm not on ground for. That's why. But if you say you don't mind, then you can type it in the comment section so I give the go-ahead and then we start. No, it's not about me, it's about we've been able to really pray, particularly before we break into 2026. So I'm really proud of you guys. I'm happy. God bless you. If you missed Tuesday Bible study, I beg you, go back to it ASAP. And for the non-Gen Zs, as soon as possible. All right, the Lord bless you so much. Such a joy all the time to pray together. The Lord keep you in perfect health, in Jesus' mighty name we're praying. Amen. So don't forget, Friday is Holy Ghost Experience. Tomorrow I'm going to be here also with Pastor Mimi, predominantly. It's going to be an exceptional moment. It ought to be today, but will make it tomorrow. All right, it's going to be an exceptional moment in God's presence. Make sure you're here. As on Friday, there will be no PPC in the morning because of Holy Ghost Experience by evening. You know, usually I like to take the entire day out. The Lord bless you so much and keep you. And I beg you, if you can be in any of our centers for Holy Ghost Experience, you should be there. And I should also make this announcement Light Nation Kubwa resumes this Sunday. All right, so yeah, see you. I'll be, of course, I mean, I'm in the both venues on Sunday. Either ways, anyways, all right, God bless you so much. Love you guys. Have a beautiful time in God's presence. Bye-bye.
Good morning, PPC family! For it is a good thing to give thanks to God. Can we bless God in the comment section? Can we say thank you, Jesus? Can we say thank you, Jesus? We are grateful. And while we're doing that, I'd like to appreciate my spiritual parents, Apostle Femi Lazarus and Pastor Miracle Femi Lazarus, for the awesome privilege to share testimonies with God's people. Always, I do not take it for granted at all. So the first testimony we're taking this morning says, good day, I've come to thank God for his deliverance upon my life. I joined PPC family when I was at the lowest point and I was dealing with the embarrassment of bedwetting as an adult for over 20 years. It was in a dream I was instructed to start listening to Apostle Femi Lazarus messages. So in the process of looking for his messages on YouTube, YouTube, I stumbled upon PPC and started following. In one of the PPCs, he was speaking, and while he was, God was directing his words to me. He was talking about taking a retreat, so instantly I felt a strong leading to engage on a 3-day retreat. Funny enough, what I prayed for the most in that retreat was not even about the bedwetting case, but ever since then it has stopped. I just want to give God praise for total and complete deliverance. And taking this garment of shame from me. Can we bless God for this testimony? And I want to say a word of prayer that your testimony is permanent in the name of Jesus. The next testimony I'm taking this morning says, good morning Apostle, good morning PPC family. I want to testify to the goodness of God in my life and family. Two of my siblings gained admission this year, and part of my prayer point in year 2025 is to be able to pay for my sister's school fees and accommodation. But God decided to show himself mighty and worth deserving. I was able to settle my sister's fee and also pay part of my brother's tuition. I know God isn't done with me, and he has been faithful in my business and in my journey as a single mom. This God is worth serving. I'm a living testimony. Can we say thank you, Jesus, for provision? Thank you, Jesus, for supply. We are grateful.
Full.
The last testimony I'm taking this morning, for the want of time, says, hello everyone, good morning PPC family. My testimony is that I have been having a series of cloudiness for the past few weeks, lacking favor and not knowing what to do. But after joining the prayers and thanksgiving throughout this week, I just realized that all things have been working for my good. No stress, no more cloudiness and confusion There is favor on every side. I want to give glory to the name of the Lord. Can we bless God this morning? Can we say thank you, Jesus? There is a saying that when worship goes up, God rains down his blessing on his people. Can we say thank you for the blessings that are undeniable amongst us? We are grateful, Jesus. And I want to encourage someone this morning, trusting God for one thing or the other, that God will supply all your needs according to his riches in glory through Christ Jesus. In Jesus' name, amen. Thank you all so much for joining testimony time this morning. Till I see you next, it will be your testimony I'll be sharing.
Bye!
Many have asked, how do I give my life to Christ? I want to make it very, very simple and introduce you today to the person of Jesus. Paul, speaking in 1 Corinthians chapter number 15 from verse 1, said, I deliver unto you the gospel that you have received and also believed, and wherein you stand, how that Christ came and died for our sins according to scriptures, and he was buried according to scriptures, and he rose on the third day according to the scriptures. When he died, he died for our sins. When he was buried, he was buried, and the Bible said he went into the lower part of the earth and set the captives free. And when he rose on the third day, he rose for our justification. And now we are seated with Christ far above principalities and powers. It is believing in his sacrificial works and his resurrection that gets us saved. So you believe in your heart unto righteousness, and you confess Jesus as your Lord and Savior unto salvation. The moment you do this, whether you feel it or not, according to scriptures, you have been saved. So today, if you are giving your life to Christ today and you want to give your life to Jesus and accept him as your Lord, I'd like to lead you to Christ. And that is exactly why I'm here this this morning. You want to say these words after me. Lord Jesus, I believe that you came into this world to die for my sins. Lord Jesus, I believe that you died for my sins. I also believe that you arose on the third day for my justification. Today I confess you as my Lord and my Savior, and I I accept this gift of eternal life in Jesus' name. Amen. Now, if you have said that prayer, I can tell you for surely that there is so much joy in heaven right now. There's so, so much joy. You have made the right step, and I want to encourage you, there is a barcode on the screen. I'd like for you to scan that barcode so that you can be drafted to my discipleship platform where you can be trained in the rudiments of scriptures and you can be groomed so you can grow in the power of the salvation that you have received this morning. And I want to advise you that you keep watching Ambience TV. You can follow us on YouTube. Kindly go on your YouTube and search for Ambience TV. You can also get Ambience TV that you're watching right now, and you can also search for Femi Lazarus on YouTube and keep following very edifying content that will help grow in Christ. I look forward to seeing you again. God bless you.
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