DIVINE ENCOURAGEMENT IN MINISTRY

DIVINE ENCOURAGEMENT IN MINISTRY

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Acts 18:9-10

Key Verse: “Be not afraid, but speak, and hold not thy peace.” (Acts 18:9)

Supporting Texts: Isaiah 41:10; Joshua 1:9; 2 Corinthians 12:9-10; Psalm 27:1; Galatians 6:9

Description:
God strengthens and encourages His servants to continue in ministry even during challenging times.

INTRODUCTION:
Every minister and believer serving in the vineyard of God will face moments of fear, discouragement, and opposition. The ministry is not without trials, but in every situation, the Lord provides strength, assurance, and divine encouragement.

In Acts 18, Paul was ministering in Corinth, a city filled with immorality, idolatry, and resistance to the gospel. Yet in the midst of this hostility, God spoke to him in a vision: “Be not afraid, but speak, and hold not thy peace.” This divine word strengthened Paul to continue preaching despite opposition.

This passage reminds us that divine encouragement is a vital source of strength in ministry. When challenges arise, and it feels like our efforts are fruitless, the voice of God brings renewal, hope, and fresh fire to continue the mission.

1. GOD KNOWS WHEN HIS SERVANTS ARE DISCOURAGED
God sees the weariness and fears that come with ministry and provides encouragement in due season.

a) God is aware of our emotional and spiritual struggles (Psalm 103:13-14). The Lord understands our frailty and provides comfort when we feel weak and overwhelmed.

b) God never ignores the cries of His servants (Psalm 34:17-19). Every sigh, tear, and prayer offered in pain is noticed by heaven and answered with divine assurance.

c) Discouragement is not a sign of failure (1 Kings 19:4-8).  Even great prophets like Elijah once felt discouraged, yet God restored and strengthened them.

d) Divine awareness brings divine assistance (Isaiah 49:15-16).  God never abandons His faithful labourers; His eyes are upon them continually.

Biblical Example: Elijah, under the juniper tree, felt alone and defeated, but God ministered to him with food, rest, and a still small voice of encouragement (1 Kings 19:4-12).

2. GOD SPEAKS WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT IN DIFFICULT SEASONS
God often sends a timely word that lifts the heart of His weary servants and revives their confidence.

a) The Word of God brings renewed courage (Isaiah 41:10).  Divine encouragement strengthens the heart and removes fear, empowering the servant to continue.

b) God’s word is personal and specific (Acts 18:9).  God spoke directly to Paul, “Be not afraid, but speak” addressing his exact situation.

c) God’s word carries divine assurance (Joshua 1:9).  Like Joshua, Paul was reminded that God’s presence guarantees success despite opposition.

d) Encouragement from God rekindles passion for ministry (Jeremiah 20:9). When God speaks, the fire to serve Him burns anew within the heart of His servant.

Biblical Example: Joshua received divine encouragement at the beginning of his leadership journey  “Be strong and of good courage” (Joshua 1:6-9) which sustained him through battles and challenges.

3. GOD’S PRESENCE IS THE SOURCE OF MINISTERIAL STRENGTH
The presence of God assures victory, peace, and success in every aspect of ministry.

a) Divine presence dispels fear (Psalm 23:4).  When God is with you, no valley or darkness can defeat you. His presence guarantees comfort.

b) God’s presence ensures protection (Isaiah 43:2).  Even when passing through fire or flood, the servant of God will not be destroyed.

c) The presence of God empowers the message (Acts 4:31).  When the Holy Spirit fills His servants, their words carry authority and power.

d) Those who carry God’s presence enjoy divine backing (Exodus 33:14-15).  Moses refused to move without God’s presence because it distinguishes true servants from ordinary men.

Biblical Example: When Paul stood before the Lord in Corinth, God said, “For I am with thee, and no man shall set on thee to hurt thee” (Acts 18:10). This assurance kept him ministering boldly for eighteen months.

4. GOD ENCOURAGES THROUGH FRUITFUL RESULTS AND DIVINE COMPANIONSHIP
Encouragement also comes through visible impact and supportive relationships in ministry.

a) God raises helpers in times of need (Philippians 4:14-15).  Partners like Aquila, Priscilla, and Timothy stood with Paul and strengthened his hands.

b) The joy of seeing souls saved is a divine motivation (3 John 1:4).  Every conversion and testimony renews the zeal to continue the work of the Kingdom.

c) God rewards faithfulness with increase (Galatians 6:9).  Perseverance in service eventually brings fruitfulness and divine reward.

d) Companionship in ministry brings encouragement (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10).  God often uses fellow believers to lift and strengthen His servants in times of trial.

Biblical Example: When Paul was in prison, God sent Onesiphorus to refresh him and not be ashamed of his chains (2 Timothy 1:16-17).

CONCLUSION:
God is the unfailing source of encouragement for His servants. When fear or discouragement sets in, His voice comes with assurance: “Be not afraid, but speak.” Every true minister must learn to listen to the divine voice that strengthens and empowers them to keep going.

In ministry, challenges are inevitable, but the presence and promises of God ensure that no servant stands alone. God’s encouragement transforms fear into faith, weakness into strength, and silence into bold proclamation. Therefore, stand firm, God is with you.

PRAYER POINTS:
1. Lord, thank You for always encouraging and strengthening me in my journey of service.
2. Father, silence every voice of fear and discouragement in my life.
3. Lord, renew my strength and passion for Your work.
4. Holy Spirit, speak Your word of comfort and direction in my difficult seasons.
5. Lord, surround me with divine helpers who will strengthen my hands in ministry.
6. Father, fill me continually with Your presence and boldness to declare Your truth.
7. Lord, let every opposition against my assignment be scattered by Your power.
8. Grant me visible results that will encourage me to press on in service.
9. Holy Spirit, use me to bring encouragement to other servants of God.
10. Lord, let Your promises over my life continually speak strength and hope to me.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS:
1. You shall not be weary; the Lord shall strengthen you for every task ahead!
2. You shall hear the voice of God clearly in your moments of weakness!
3. The hand of God shall rest upon you for renewed boldness in ministry!
4. Every fear and discouragement is broken over your life in Jesus’ name!
5. You shall experience divine companionship that will never leave you stranded!
6. The Lord shall raise faithful helpers to lift your hands in ministry!
7. Every hidden battle against your assignment shall bow before the presence of God!
8. You shall see tangible results that will bring you joy and renewed strength!
9. Your voice shall not be silenced; you shall declare the word of the Lord with power!
10. Henceforth, divine encouragement shall carry you from glory to greater glory!

EVANGELISING THE INTELLECTUALS AT ATHENS

EVANGELISING THE INTELLECTUALS AT ATHENS

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Acts 17:22-31

Key Verse: “Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship, him declare I unto you.” (Acts 17:23)

Supporting Texts: 1 Corinthians 9:20-23; Colossians 4:5-6; 1 Peter 3:15; Romans 1:16-17

Description:
The gospel must be wisely communicated to every culture, reaching even the intellectual minds with divine truth.

INTRODUCTION:
Athens was the intellectual capital of the ancient world, filled with philosophers, scholars, and idol worshippers. Paul’s encounter there reveals that even the most educated minds need salvation through Christ. The Athenians sought knowledge, but without divine revelation, their wisdom led them to idolatry.

Paul’s approach was strategic and Spirit-led. He didn’t condemn their ignorance outright but began from their cultural understanding to introduce the truth of God. This teaches believers that evangelism requires both spiritual insight and wisdom in communication.

Today, the Church must learn to engage the intellectual world: the universities, the professionals, and the thinkers with the transforming truth of the gospel. It is not enough to preach only to the simple; we must also bring Christ to the minds shaping society.

1. UNDERSTANDING THE INTELLECTUAL ENVIRONMENT
Before reaching intellectuals, one must first understand their world, values, and reasoning patterns. Paul discerned their devotion to knowledge and used that as an entry point for evangelism.

a) Intellectuals seek understanding (Proverbs 18:15)
The educated mind is curious and desires reasoned truth. Evangelism must therefore present the gospel logically and convincingly.

b) They respect knowledgeable communicators (Ecclesiastes 9:16)
Paul’s mastery of Scripture and rhetoric gained him a hearing before the philosophers. Christians must equip themselves with biblical and intellectual knowledge.

c) The intellectual world often mixes truth with error (Romans 1:21–23)
Without divine revelation, human reasoning easily turns to idolatry, pride, and self-deception.

d) Wisdom from above surpasses human wisdom (1 Corinthians 1:25)
God’s wisdom confounds the wise; therefore, every intellectual must bow to divine truth.

Biblical Example: Daniel and his companions excelled in wisdom yet remained faithful to God amidst Babylon’s intellectual culture (Daniel 1:17-20).

2. PAUL’S STRATEGIC APPROACH TO THE ATHENIANS
Paul’s method shows that successful evangelism requires sensitivity to audience, culture, and divine guidance.

a) He began with observation (Acts 17:22-23)
Paul noted their altar “to the unknown God” and used it to introduce Christ, showing respect for their religious search.

b) He built on their existing knowledge (John 4:7-10)
Like Jesus with the Samaritan woman, Paul began with what they understood to lead them to truth.

c) He declared the truth boldly (Acts 17:24-25)
After connecting with them, he revealed the living God as Creator and Lord of all.

d) He confronted their error without compromise (Acts 17:29-31)
He corrected their idolatry and called them to repentance, declaring the resurrection of Christ.

Biblical Example: Jesus’ dialogue with Nicodemus (John 3:1-7) shows how to minister truth to intellectuals seeking understanding.

3. THE MESSAGE THAT TOUCHES THE INTELLECTUAL HEART
Paul’s message combined reason with revelation, appealing to their intellect while confronting their spiritual need.

a) God is the Creator of all (Acts 17:24)
Paul established the foundation of divine sovereignty over creation.

b) Humanity depends entirely on God (Acts 17:25-26)
He reminded them that life, breath, and existence come from God alone.

c) Repentance is non-negotiable (Acts 17:30)
No amount of knowledge can substitute for repentance and faith in Christ.

d) The resurrection is central to the gospel (Acts 17:31)
Paul’s message climaxed with the resurrection, the ultimate proof of Christ’s divine authority.

Biblical Example: Peter’s message at Pentecost (Acts 2:22-36) was simple yet profound, leading thousands to repentance and faith.

4. LESSONS FOR THE CHURCH IN ENGAGING THE INTELLECTUALS
The modern church must learn from Paul’s wisdom to win educated and professional people to Christ.

a) Equip believers intellectually and spiritually (2 Timothy 2:15)
A well-trained believer can engage any audience effectively with truth.

b) Avoid arguments; focus on revelation (2 Timothy 2:23-25)
God’s truth is revealed by the Spirit, not won by debate.

c) Present Christ as relevant to all areas of life (Colossians 1:17)
Show that Christ answers the deepest human questions: moral, intellectual, and spiritual.

d) Pray for the Spirit’s conviction (John 16:8)
True conversion happens when the Holy Spirit opens hearts to understand divine truth.

Biblical Example: Apollos, though learned, needed a clearer understanding of the gospel through the ministry of Aquila and Priscilla (Acts 18:24-26).

CONCLUSION:
The gospel of Christ is not limited by education or culture; it transcends all boundaries. Like Paul, every believer must learn how to communicate truth wisely, especially in a world that prides itself on knowledge but lacks revelation.

God is still seeking men and women who will declare His truth with wisdom and power in schools, offices, and nations. Evangelising the intellectuals requires both boldness and grace; combining the mind of Christ with the wisdom of the Spirit.

PRAYER POINTS:
1. Lord, give me divine wisdom to communicate the gospel effectively to every kind of person.
2. Father, open the hearts of intellectuals and professionals in our society to receive Your truth.
3. Holy Spirit, grant me boldness to declare the truth in every environment.
4. Lord, silence every voice of pride and false knowledge that resists Your word.
5. Give the Church strategic understanding to engage the intellectual world with grace and power.
6. Father, equip me with knowledge and spiritual depth for effective evangelism.
7. Let every altar of idolatry in our educational institutions be broken in Jesus’ name.
8. Holy Spirit, convict the wise of this world of sin, righteousness, and judgment.
9. Lord, raise end-time evangelists to reach the thinkers and leaders of our generation.
10. Let the knowledge of Christ fill the nations as the waters cover the sea.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS:
1. You shall speak with divine wisdom that none can resist or contradict!
2. The Lord shall open doors of influence for you among the learned and powerful!
3. You shall not be intimidated by intellectual arguments; the Spirit of truth shall guide you!
4. Every resistance to the gospel in your environment shall bow before the power of God!
5. Your mouth shall declare the wisdom of heaven and turn many to righteousness!
6. You shall become a vessel of divine revelation in your generation!
7. Wherever you go, the light of Christ shall penetrate the darkness of ignorance!
8. The Spirit of excellence and understanding shall rest upon you!
9. You shall win souls from every level of society: from the streets to the universities!
10. God shall use you mightily to reveal Christ to the intellectual world, and your impact shall be lasting!

THE POWER OF THE WORD IN THESSALONICA AND BEREA

THE POWER OF THE WORD IN THESSALONICA AND BEREA

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Acts 17:10-12

Key Verse: “These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.” (Acts 17:11)

Supporting Texts: Psalm 119:105; 2 Timothy 3:16-17; Hebrews 4:12; Romans 10:17; Joshua 1:8

Description: The Word of God transforms lives, builds faith, and produces discernment in those who receive and study it diligently.

INTRODUCTION:
The Word of God is the most powerful instrument for spiritual growth and transformation. It is the foundation of faith and the compass for divine direction. Every revival and genuine transformation in history has always been driven by the power of the Word. God’s Word carries within it the authority to save, heal, deliver, and renew the mind.

In Acts 17, we see two contrasting responses to the Word of God — one from Thessalonica and the other from Berea. In Thessalonica, some rejected the truth and stirred up opposition, while in Berea, the believers received the Word eagerly and examined the Scriptures daily. The Berean believers are celebrated as noble because of their hunger for truth and their commitment to verifying every teaching by the Word.

In a world filled with false doctrines and distractions, believers must return to the discipline of studying, meditating, and living by the Word of God. The Word is not just to be heard but to be internalised, applied, and lived out daily.

1. THE WORD OF GOD IS THE FOUNDATION OF FAITH
Faith is born and strengthened through the consistent hearing and study of God’s Word.

a) The Word Builds Faith (Romans 10:17)
Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God. Without the Word, faith cannot grow or stand firm in trials.

b) The Word Brings Revelation (Psalm 119:130)
The entrance of God’s Word brings light and understanding to the simple, exposing truth and dispelling ignorance.

c) The Word Produces Transformation (Romans 12:2)
When the Word renews the mind, believers begin to live by divine principles rather than worldly patterns.

d) The Word Strengthens Conviction (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
Scripture equips believers with sound doctrine, correction, and instruction for righteous living.

Biblical Example: Abraham believed God’s Word despite physical impossibility, and his faith was counted as righteousness (Genesis 15:6).

2. THE WORD MUST BE RECEIVED WITH READINESS OF MIND
The attitude with which we receive the Word determines the fruit it produces in our lives.

a) A Willing Heart Receives the Word (Acts 17:11)
The Bereans received the Word with open hearts and eagerness to learn, not with pride or prejudice.

b) Humility Makes the Word Effective (James 1:21)
Meekness allows the implanted Word to save and transform the soul.

c) The Word Must Be Mixed with Faith (Hebrews 4:2)
Hearing alone is not enough; it must be combined with faith to produce results.

d) Readiness Brings Revelation (Psalm 119:18)
When you approach the Word with hunger, the Holy Spirit opens your understanding to see wondrous things.

Biblical Example: Mary received the angel’s word with faith, saying, “Be it unto me according to thy word” (Luke 1:38).

3. THE WORD MUST BE SEARCHED AND STUDIED DAILY
The strength of the believer lies in consistent and diligent engagement with the Scriptures.

a) The Word Requires Diligent Study (2 Timothy 2:15)
We must study to show ourselves approved, rightly dividing the Word of truth.

b) Daily Study Produces Spiritual Growth (Joshua 1:8)
Meditation on the Word day and night leads to prosperity and success.

c) Searching the Word Guards Against Deception (1 John 4:1)
Many false doctrines are exposed when believers compare teachings with the truth of Scripture.

d) The Word Brings Discernment (Hebrews 5:14)
Mature believers discern good and evil through constant use of the Word.

Biblical Example: The Berean Christians daily examined the Scriptures to confirm the truth of Paul’s teachings (Acts 17:11).

4. THE WORD PRODUCES FRUIT AND RESULTS IN LIVES
When received and obeyed, the Word brings visible transformation and fruitfulness.

a) The Word Brings Salvation (James 1:21)
The Word of truth gives birth to new life in those who believe.

b) The Word Heals and Delivers (Psalm 107:20)
God’s Word carries power to heal physical, emotional, and spiritual afflictions.

c) The Word Multiplies Believers (Acts 6:7)
The Word of God grows and multiplies when preached and practiced faithfully.

d) The Word Bears Enduring Fruit (John 15:7-8)
Those who abide in the Word produce lasting fruit that glorifies God.

Biblical Example: Peter preached the Word on the day of Pentecost, and about three thousand souls were added to the church (Acts 2:41).

CONCLUSION:
The Word of God is alive, powerful, and able to change any life that receives it with faith. The Berean believers remind us that true spirituality is not emotional excitement but a disciplined devotion to the truth of Scripture. God still honours those who hunger for His Word and seek to live by it.

Believers must therefore develop a daily habit of reading, meditating, and obeying God’s Word. In doing so, we will experience personal transformation, grow in discernment, and live fruitful Christian lives that glorify Christ in this generation.

PRAYER POINTS:
1. Lord, thank You for the transforming power of Your Word.
2. Father, give me a heart that hungers and thirsts after Your Word daily.
3. Lord, help me to receive Your Word with humility and readiness of mind.
4. Deliver me from spiritual laziness and inconsistency in studying Your Word.
5. Let the light of Your Word expose and destroy every form of deception around me.
6. Father, let Your Word take root and bear fruit in every area of my life.
7. Grant me discernment to know truth from error in these last days.
8. Lord, make me a doer of the Word and not just a hearer only.
9. Through Your Word, empower me to live victoriously over sin and temptation.
10. Let Your Word continually bring growth, direction, and transformation in my life.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS:
1. You shall grow in wisdom and understanding through the Word of God!
2. The Word of God in your mouth shall produce mighty results!
3. You shall not be deceived by false doctrines or misleading voices!
4. The Lord shall open your spiritual eyes to deeper revelation of His truth!
5. Your life shall manifest the power and fruit of the living Word!
6. Every darkness around you shall vanish at the entrance of God’s Word!
7. You shall walk in divine direction and clarity through the Word!
8. Your faith shall grow stronger daily through the knowledge of the Scriptures!
9. The Word of God shall bring healing, restoration, and victory into your life!
10. From today, your life shall be a living testimony of the power of God’s Word!

PRAISE AS A WEAPON OF DELIVERANCE

PRAISE AS A WEAPON OF DELIVERANCE

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Acts 16:25-26

Key Verse: “And suddenly there was a great earthquake, so that the foundations of the prison were shaken: and immediately all the doors were opened, and everyone’s bands were loosed.” (Acts 16:26)

Supporting Texts: Psalm 34:1; 2 Chronicles 20:21-22; Psalm 149:6-9; Isaiah 61:3; Hebrews 13:15

Description: Praise is not just worship; it is a powerful spiritual weapon that brings divine intervention and deliverance.

INTRODUCTION:
Praise is one of the most potent yet often underestimated weapons in a believer’s spiritual arsenal. It is more than singing songs; it is a declaration of faith and confidence in God’s power even in the face of adversity. When we choose to praise God amidst challenges, we invite His presence into our battles.

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas were unjustly beaten, chained, and thrown into the inner prison. Yet, instead of murmuring or despairing, they lifted their voices in prayer and praise. Their midnight praise provoked a divine earthquake that broke their chains, opened the prison doors, and led to salvation in the jailer’s household.

This story teaches that praise is not situational but spiritual. When you praise God in the dark, you declare that your God is greater than your circumstance. Praise transforms prisons into platforms for miracles.

1. PRAISE INVITES THE PRESENCE OF GOD
When we praise God sincerely, His presence manifests, and His presence breaks yokes.

a) God Dwells in the Praises of His People (Psalm 22:3)
When we praise, we create an atmosphere for divine habitation, where God arises to act.

b) Praise Changes the Atmosphere (2 Chronicles 5:13-14)
The priests praised, and the glory of God filled the temple, making human strength unnecessary.

c) Praise Attracts Divine Favour (Psalm 67:5-7)
When the earth praises God, increase and blessings follow.

d) Praise Drives Away Darkness (Psalm 97:1-5)
God’s presence causes mountains to melt, every demonic resistance disappears.

Biblical Example: Jehoshaphat appointed singers to praise the beauty of holiness, and as they sang, the Lord set ambushes against their enemies (2 Chronicles 20:21-22).

2. PRAISE BREAKS CHAINS AND OPENS DOORS
Praise is a divine key that unlocks what prayer alone may not open.

a) Praise Activates Divine Power (Acts 16:25-26)
When Paul and Silas praised, the foundations of the prison were shaken, and chains fell off.

b) Praise Speaks Faith Amidst Trouble (Habakkuk 3:17-18)
True faith praises God even when nothing seems to work.

c) Praise Confuses the Enemy (Psalm 8:2)
The sound of praise silences the voice of the adversary and avenger.

d) Praise Commands Sudden Intervention (Isaiah 42:10-13)
When we praise, God arises like a warrior to fight on our behalf.

Biblical Example: When Jonah praised God inside the fish, God commanded it to vomit him out (Jonah 2:9-10).

3. PRAISE RELEASES SUPERNATURAL DELIVERANCE
Praise is a spiritual weapon that breaks every form of captivity.

a) Praise Looses Every Bondage (Isaiah 61:3)
The garment of praise replaces the spirit of heaviness, leading to freedom.

b) Praise Invokes Divine Earthquakes (Acts 16:26)
Praise can shake foundations: physical, financial, or spiritual until freedom comes.

c) Praise Turns Captivity into Celebration (Psalm 126:1-2)
God turns mourning into laughter when His people lift up praise.

d) Praise Brings Angelic Assistance (Psalm 103:20-21)
Angels respond to the voice of praise and execute God’s commands for deliverance.

Biblical Example: When the walls of Jericho stood in Israel’s way, praise brought them down (Joshua 6:20).

4. PRAISE IS A SIGN OF SPIRITUAL MATURITY
Mature believers praise God not for what He has done but for who He is.

a) Praise Demonstrates Trust in God’s Character (Job 1:20-22)
Job worshipped God even after losing everything, that is faith in action.

b) Praise Keeps You Focused on God (Psalm 34:1)
Continuous praise keeps the heart steadfast, even in trials.

c) Praise Turns Tests into Testimonies (Psalm 40:1-3)
When you praise, God lifts you out of the pit and sets your feet on solid ground.

d) Praise Produces Joy and Strength (Nehemiah 8:10)
Joy is the fruit of praise, and joy brings supernatural strength for victory.

Biblical Example: Hannah praised God after receiving Samuel, and her praise became prophetic for generations (1 Samuel 2:1-10).

CONCLUSION:
Praise is a powerful weapon that provokes heaven’s response and silences hell’s opposition. When you lift your voice in praise during trials, you declare your trust in God’s faithfulness. Praise breaks chains, opens doors, and ushers in deliverance. Don’t wait until everything is perfect; praise Him now, and the same God who shook the prison for Paul and Silas will shake off your limitations and give you victory.

PRAYER POINTS:
1. Father, thank You for the gift of praise that brings victory and freedom.
2. Lord, fill my heart with the spirit of joyful praise at all times.
3. Every prison of limitation around my life, break open by the power of praise!
4. Lord, let my praise command divine intervention in my situation.
5. Father, silence every enemy of my destiny through the power of worship.
6. Let the foundation of every problem in my life be shaken by divine praise.
7. I receive grace to praise You in all circumstances, whether good or bad.
8. Lord, release angelic assistance as I lift my voice in praise.
9. Turn every midnight in my life into a morning of celebration.
10. Father, let my praise continually bring You glory and my deliverance.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS:
1. As you praise God, every prison door in your life shall open!
2. Your praise shall provoke divine earthquakes that shake off your chains!
3. You shall experience sudden breakthroughs in every area of your life!
4. The Lord shall turn your sorrow into joyful songs of victory!
5. Every enemy resisting your freedom shall bow at the sound of your praise!
6. Your midnight shall become a season of miracles and testimonies!
7. Divine presence will fill your atmosphere as you worship God!
8. You shall rise from bondage into liberty by the power of praise!
9. Heaven will respond to your praise with mighty deliverance!
10. From today, your life shall become a living testimony of victorious praise!