Evang. Chukwuebuka Samuel Ezeokoli

Ecc. 8:4-Where the word of a king is, there is power: and who may say unto him, What doest thou? Principalities and powers are demonic governing forces waging war against Christ, His dominion, and His kingdom advancement. Battling against rebel kingdoms and the teachings of their leaders requires you to embrace the apostolic anointing. We are in a war for dominion, kingdom against kingdom, culture against culture, values against values, truth against lies, and light against darkness. Society needs the truth that lights the way out of darkness and chaos. This is why you need an apostolic anointing. Preachers take an active role in representing and advancing the culture and values of the Kingdom of God. A preacher is a Kerux. Let’s discuss the ministry of God’s battling Kerux. A Kerux is an official representative of a king. After the resurrection, Christ used apostles and the apostolic anointing to pioneer His governing churches. New Testament churches were all apostoli

The Moravian Revival 1727 Revivals Introduction The story of the Moravian Revival is a powerful one that demonstrates that He is the God who restores and keeps His promises. Often in our walk we go through dark seasons where everything seems to fall apart and it looks like it is all over for us. At first glance, it would appear the enemy has won and that our better days are behind us. We find ourselves broken and lost. We are spiritual refugees, rejected and despised. We recall His promises, but our hope is almost faded. We find ourselves in a place of wondering and crying out to the Lord, “remember me!” We feel forgotten and rejected. Yet, in this difficult place, He begins to expose areas in us that need crucified. It is a place of death. A place where we no longer can make anything happen in and of ourselves, so we learn to surrender. Our only hope is Him. The only One Who can turn things around is Him. As He exposes the old dead formalism in us and unsurrendered a

Gods Solution Jesus was God's solution to the mess that humans created on earth. He was born as a man, so he was entitled to exercise authority on earth. Because he did not sin, he was not under the influence of evil. That is why the devil worked so hard to tempt him into sin. If Jesus had succumbed to sin, he would have come under the authority of the devil and would have been unable to fulfil his commission. When the devil managed to get Jesus crucified, he thought he had won a great victory. He believed that he had destroyed the only person who could destroy his power. With Jesus dead, the last threat to the devil's power was gone. God only had one son, and if he was destroyed, God's last option for victory was gone. We think of Jesus dying on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins. That is true. We were redeemed by his blood shed during his crucifixion. However, the cross only dealt with part of the mess on earth. It dealt with sin, but if Jesus stayed

THE BLOOD SPEAKS Hebrews  8:6:- But now hath he obtained a more excellent ministry, by how much also he is the mediator of a better covenant, which was established upon better promises.  12:24 And to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling, that speaketh better things than that of Abel. The power of the blood of Jesus has provided everything you need to live a life of victory, including Redemption, fellowship, healing, protection and authority over the devil. As Christians, we know about the blood, sing hymns about the blood, and remember it during Communion. But how many of us truly know how deep its power runs, and all that it has provided for us? Even more important—how many of us use it and apply it in our lives every day? From Genesis to Revelation, the words the blood are kept before our eyes—a reminder of its importance and significance to God and to us. The sacrifices of Abel, Noah and Isaac, and the Passover lamb, and the giving

                                                                                                    THE SHEKINAH DIMENSION There is a dimension of God’s presence that the scriptures refer to as God’s dwelling place, or shekinah. We may also refer to this as his manifest presence. The Hebrew word used for this dimension of God’s presence, shekinah, is almost always used in the verb form (shakan) in the scriptures. It means to reside or permanently stay, to abide, continue, dwell, inhabit, remain, or rest upon. It has a sense of continuation or long duration. There is another Hebrew word that may be used for a short-term visit (yashav), but the shekinah presence is meant to be abiding presence, not a brief visitation. This manifest presence is also called the glory of the Lord. The word “glory” in our English Bible is translated from the Hebrew word kabod which means heaviness or weightiness. The glory of God is literally a heavy or weighty sense of his prese

1.Lord we confess that we have wandered Far from Your purpose and plan And willingly walked in the wrong direction We've disobeyed Your commands Father forgive us, Spirit come lead us Back to the way Back to the truth Back to the foot of the cross 2.Show us the ancient paths Lead us along eternal highways We want to walk in the ways of Jesus We want to enter Your rest Show us the ancient paths Lead us along eternal highways We want to follow the footsteps of Jesus We want to enter Your rest 3.Lord it's Your mercy and good intention That constantly calls us to You Your infinite patience and kind correction Your covenant love coming through You are our hope and our salvation You promise joy Your give us grace And courage to carry the cross (repeat) 4.We want to leave a clear set of footprints For those who will follow behind Signposts in our lives that point to Jesus A pathway they'll easily find We want to fill up the sufferings of Jesus As we obey our lives display the glo