In this live worship segment, Apostle Femi Lazarus leads the congregation through an intense period of prayer, exhortation, and prophetic declaration. He first urges the crowd to voice specific desires to God, emphasizing that the night is a decisive moment for personal breakthrough. Lazarus then announces that God will address "long‑standing issues"—deep‑rooted problems that have become habitual—promising deliverance, healing, and the breaking of generational demonic strongholds. He calls the audience to raise their voices, promising immediate answers, broken chains, healed afflictions, and the removal of shame. Lazarus references Apostle Lawal Suleiman’s upcoming word ministry and celebrates Apostle Adekunle Adewale. The centerpiece of his prophecy is an interpretation of Revelation chapter 5 verses 4‑5, declaring, “Weep not, the Lion had prevailed,” and urging listeners to recognize that Christ’s victory is already accomplished, even before personal crises arise. The tone is fervent, urgent, and celebratory, aiming to mobilize the congregation into expectant worship and belief in divine intervention.
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In 30 seconds, I want you to just go ahead and let God hear you before God's servant comes up next. I want you to communicate your desire to the Lord in just few seconds. Lord, I didn't just come tonight for coming's sake, that you will do something definite in my life. Now is the moment to be specific. Don't look around, don't be distracted. Father, that you will do that which only you can do. You will meet me tonight. You will meet me and change my story. You will change my story. I don't just want to hear testimonies, I want to see you at work in my own life. That's my cry tonight. Oh Father, we thank you, we give you praise, for in Jesus' mighty name we have prayed. How many of you believe tonight is your night? Now listen, I want you to open up your heart as we move further tonight. We have the privilege of receiving the first word ministration from no other person but Apostle Lawal Suleiman. Please join me as I bring him up with reverence and honor in your heart. You can do that better. Celebrate God's servant as he comes up tonight.
Praise God forevermore. Praise God forevermore. Praise God forevermore. Stay with me. This is my night. Femi Lazarus. While I was praying, the Lord said, long-standing issues. I mean issues that when they ask you, you no longer mention them because you are accustomed to them. They have become part of you. You no longer mention them because hands have been laid on you, they have prayed for you, you have fasted, you have prayed. You have sowed your seed, but that mountain seems not to move. God said he had come to address those mountains today. The Bible said before him mountains melt like wax. Long-standing issues. Now listen, some of you will even be standing in proxy for family members. You'll be standing in proxy for friends. There are people that are not physically here. The power of God will meet them wherever they are. I want to give a disclaimer in a hurry. Tonight is a dangerous night. You cannot afford to be casual. Demons in lineages will be cast out. Listen to me. Did you hear some of the testimonies from PPC? Did you hear the testimonies from some Holy Ghost experiences? You didn't even hear some more. There are some dangerous testimonies. Listen, you are enlisted though among those that will testify. Some of you, as we are talking, your testimony is happening. Listen, some of you will not leave here before the SMS will enter your phone. Am I very sure you are ready for tonight? Long-standing issues. I want you to lift your voice and say, Father, I'm here tonight. You said long-standing issues will be resolved. I receive answers now. Lift your voice and pray. One minute. Oh, chains are going to be broken tonight. Afflictions in the body will be healed tonight. Delays will be rolled over. Caments of shame will catch fire. We receive answers tonight. We receive answers tonight. Thank you, Lord. In the name of Jesus. Father, in the name of Jesus, we thank you. You are not a man that you should lie, neither are you a son of man that you should change your mind. When you say a thing, you bring it to pass. We receive answers tonight. Let the name of Jesus be glorified in this hall. Ah, let the name of Jesus be exalted. Oh, let the full weight of Calvary be appropriated. In the name of Jesus the Christ, you may be seated for a moment. Hallelujah! Praise God forevermore. I said, ah, praise God, though. I said, praise God, though. Amen. Please help me celebrate Apostle Femi Lazarus and his wonderful wife and the entire pastorates. Hallelujah! Celebrate them. Help me celebrate Apostle Adekunle Adewale here with me, my dear friend and brother. Please, you can do better, you can do better. There was a definite word that the Lord gave me tonight, and I believe this word is for somebody, and it's in Revelation chapter number 5. I was literally preparing for something else when the Lord spoke to me about this. Now, I don't want to read everything, but I want you to look at verse 4 and verse 5. Listen, it doesn't matter the diagnosis. You see, it is only among the realms of men that there is incurable sickness. To God, there is no difference between headache and cancer. It is only in the realm of men, the realm of medical sciences, that they hit a barrier and they say this is incurable, is beyond medical sciences. I'm saying tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight, do I have a— do I have people that expectant tonight? Verse 4: And I wept much because no man was found worthy to open and to read the book, neither to look thereon. Verse 5: This is where the word is now. He said, one of the elders said unto me, weep not. Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the root of David, had prevailed to open the book and to loose the 7 seals thereof. What the Lord said to me very loud and clear is, "Weep not, the Lion had prevailed." Turn to somebody to your left and to your right and say, "Weep not, the Lion had prevailed." Now, did you notice when the elder told him 'weep not.' The elder didn't say the lion will prevail. It's not a statement of encouragement. He said, 'weep not, the lion had.' It is in past tense. He said the lion had prevailed. In other words, John was crying because he did not know that the lion had prevailed. The same is true with many persons represented here that are weeping over particular situations because it has not dawned on them yet that the lion had prevailed. He will not prevail. He had prevailed. Meaning Before the cancer came, he prevailed. Before the diagnosis came, he prevailed.
