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In this short sermon, Hesed Ojieh passionately argues that fasting and prayer are not a means to directly eliminate poverty or secure financial miracles. He references the biblical account of Jesus fasting for 40 days and nights, noting that even after this period Jesus was still hungry, underscoring that fasting does not guarantee material provision. Ojieh shares his own experience of fasting and praying for his bills to be paid, admitting that no financial breakthrough occurred despite intense spiritual effort. He concludes that the true purpose of fasting is not to “fast your way” into God’s purpose for wealth, but to gain clarity, visibility, power, dominion, and authority, which position a believer to receive what God intends.
