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Anointing Service - Anointing for Sound Health & Surplus Wealth
First Service
Second Service
#Highlights
1. The message discusses the concept of God as a healer, referencing biblical passages.
2. It emphasizes that being born again should not lead to afflictions or poverty.
3. The belief that becoming born again reduces life standards is challenged.
4. The text asserts that life in Christ is fulfilling and prosperous.
5. It encourages believers not to diminish or persecute themselves.
6. Accepting Jesus as a personal savior is described as a blessed decision.
7. The text mentions God's covenant mandates prosperity for believers.
8. It highlights that God holds wealth and prosperity for His people.
9. The text references Psalm 50, discussing God's ownership of all resources.
10. Believers are encouraged to appreciate their covenant rights to prosperity.
11. The text advises against accepting sickness and encourages seeking employment.
12. It recounts a story of a man who overcame sickness through faith and action.
13. The importance of speaking positively and making declarations is emphasized.
14. Believers are urged to address afflictions through prayer and declarations.
15. The text concludes with the power of belief and speech in overcoming sickness
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Family, Marriage and Relationship service
First Service
Second Service
#Highlights
1. The text discusses dealing with anxious thoughts about marriage and relationships.
2. Marriage is described as a blessing from God, but anxiety can disrupt peace in relationships.
3. Examples are given of individuals experiencing anxiety due to controlling or difficult partners.
4. The text emphasizes the importance of being genuine and not pretending in relationships.
5. It warns against marrying for superficial reasons, such as wealth or appearances.
6. Building capacities in various areas is crucial for overcoming marital anxiety.
7. Spiritual strength is necessary to protect against negative influences and challenges.
8. Mental capacity involves understanding the responsibilities and dynamics of marriage.
9. Financial capacity is essential to meet the needs and responsibilities of a family.
10. Physical capacity is important for maintaining health and vitality in marriage.
11. Emotional capacity helps individuals handle criticism and maintain self-worth.
12. The dangers of marital anxiety include fear, worry, loneliness, and heartbrokenness.
13. Anxiety can lead to feelings of rejection, dejection, and hopelessness.
14. The text encourages finding freedom and satisfaction in marriage without anxiety.
15. A prayer is offered for deliverance from captivity in relationships and marriages.
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Thanksgiving Service
Turnaround Change of Story
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Business, Leadership, Career and Entrepreneurship Service
Understanding and Dominating the Marketplace Hostility
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The Prepared (Virtuous) Woman - Women Convention 2025
