Who says it’s ever enough to have more of God? It’s the evening of the second day of the Supernatural Empowerment Summit and the participants are far from having their thirst for God quenched.
From heated moments of praise and worship sessions the Dome was ripe with endearing expectation for what God was about to do in their lives that evening.
In a charged atmosphere, the presence of God clearly made known, it was finally time for the first speaker of the night and it was none other than; Bishop Joseph Imakando, with the theme of his message being; “A Thousand Times Increase”, scriptural reference: Deuteronomy 1:6-11.
Things To Note From The Teaching and Scripture
1. The Israelites stayed where they were for too long.
2. There was need to break camp and advance. Where they were was not their destination but a transit point. It is time to move camp so stop hanging on to what you are to let go of.
3. It was who God multiplied them a thousand times more. The bible says the blessing of the Lord maketh rich and no sorrow is added with it. A blessing empowers you to succeed. It works for you and brings out the best in you.
4. What will make you unique from other men is the Lord and His blessing (Genesis 24:23)
Bishop Imakando then declared over the lives of the congregants; “Moses blessed the people with a thousand times blessing. Tonight, I join my faith with that of the ArchBishop I bless you with a thousand times blessing. Be blessed in the morning, in the evening and be blessed forever”. In Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.
To crown the night, the host of the conference; Archbishop Charles Agyinasare took to the stage to deliver a fiery message using Scriptural references from; John 6:28, Acts 2:22 and John 2:22
The Archbishop made us understand that God is a God of order (John 6:28). He further elaborated that after Jesus gave thanks for the loaves of bread, He made them sit in groups and fed them.
God does not like waste in His Kingdom. He did not call you to be a waste but to play a part.
Jesus took what He had, the 5 loaves of bread in the face of the thousands seemed like nothing but instead of complaining, He gave thanks. You may think you are not good enough but you are what God has.
If there was a time the saints need the power, miracles, signs and wonders of God, it is now. For any generation that ceases to see the power of God, that generation begins to do go wayward (Judges 2:7)
He then declared over all;
“Today, you may be like a plant that nobody desires but I speak into your destiny that the Lord is about to do something with you that will make you a sign and a wonder”
“This week my prayer for you is that the anointing, like God took of Moses and placed on the 70 elders, will work for you”
In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen!
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