Tacsfon IDANG Chapter

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA, ABAKALIKI AREA HEADQUARTERS | NEW YEAR WORSHIP SERVICE | SUN. 1ST JAN. 2023

SPEAKER: APOSTLE A. A. AKAJIAKU
TEXT: ISAIAH 43:18-19
REF: EPH. 4:22, PHIL. 2:5, JER. 29:11, PROV. 23:18, REV. 21:5

NOTE
The speaker began the ministration with a brief moment of Prophetic/Apostolic declarations over the new year, closely followed by an opening prayer.

To begin the new year on a smooth ground, the speaker admonish that it is necessary to base one's life on the Word of God. The Word of God has been with God right from the beginning and He Himself is God (Jn. 1:1-4). With the Word of God, victory is assured.

To succeed in the New year on the basis of God's promise to do a new thing, we must discard the old man (character, attitude, desires, etc) in order to participate in God's promise. The Lord is ever willing to raise up as many that are willing to put away their old lifestyle.

As drawn from the scriptural text, the speaker charges the congregants not to remember the hurdles and challenges so encountered in the past years, but to hold unto God's promise that "He will do a new thing" - the new thing which no one would ever be able to take away nor destroy.

Deuteronomy 7:13 vividly portrays the love of God and His goodly plans for us in the new year. These blessings of the Lord which makes rich and adds no sorrows extends even unto the works of our hands, cattle and everything so owned by us; howbeit, let us first be willing to put away the old man so we can fully enjoy these entitlements through Christ Jesus.

The speaker concluded the ministration with a brief moment of worship, thanksgiving and prophetic declarations/prayers.



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THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA, ABAKALIKI AREA HEADQUARTERS | SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE | SUN. 9TH OCT. 2022

SPEAKER: APOSTLE (DR.) A. A. AKAJIAKU
THEME: FEAR NOT!
TEXT: II Kings 6:8-23

NOTE

The speaker began the ministration with an opening prayer that got the congregants prepared to recieve the message from the Lord. The speaker went on to charge the congregants to cease from their fears and hold steadfastly in Faith unto God.

Citing several biblical examples and their depth of trust in God, the speaker pointed out that any man who has faith in God, such will never live a life of fear because there is the assurance that there is no impossibility with God.

Considering the character of Abraham, the speaker pointed out that Abraham, while in the situation of childlessness had recieved a promised from the Lord that neither a stranger shall inherit his wealth, for out his loins shall come forth a son. While this was yet to come to pass, the Lord had admonished him to cease from his fear for his children shall be as numerous as the stars in the galaxies and the sands on the seashore.

The speaker also presented the character of Elisha and his servant, Gehazi, the latter, who was beset with fear when the Syrian enemies had surrounded them. But Elisha prayed unto the Lord, who had his eyes opened to see that they that were with them were far more than they that came against him, hence, no cause for fear.

In the days of the reign of Hezekiah, when the Assyrian armies sought to invade them, the people were drowned in their fear but King Hezekiah arose and spoke with faith against the fear that had overwhelmed the people, saying; "to them is an arm of flesh but with us is the Lord to fight our battle" and just as he declared, the Lord indeed had rescued them from their enemies.

The Lord is telling you today, "I am with you, I will lead you to the Promised Land", the speaker went on, adding that when you are afraid, you are sinning against God. The steps of the righteous are ordered by the Lord and He will never lead you into their captivity.

Conclusively, the speaker led the congregants through moments of intercessory prayers and prophetic/apostolic declarations as the ministration was brought to its end at about 12:45PM.



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