Welcome to June! This month, the Holy Spirit is calling us into a deeper study of the epistle of joy—Paul’s letter to the Philippians. Written from a Roman prison, it reminds us that true joy is not shaped by circumstances but anchored in knowing and trusting Jesus Christ. May the Holy Spirit open our hearts and renew our joy as He unveils the treasures within this letter.

April was such a phenomenal month for us in myFather’s House. We celebrated the victory of the cross and the miracle of resurrection—thanks be to God for the gift of salvation. We also enjoyed a divine visitation by our Father-in-the-Lord, the Special Assistant to the G.O (Prayer), and just concluded the celebration of our 9th year anniversary. Indeed the Lord has been good to us. Praise the Lord!

As we commemorate the one event that changed all of history and the fate of mankind, it is important that we understand not just the significance of the death and resurrection of Jesus, but the responsibility it places on us as beneficiaries of His saving grace.

Happy new month, and welcome to the close of the first quarter of 2026. I believe we are all walking with a rekindled sense of love. My prayer is that from this moment onward, every word, every gesture, and every action will spring from a place of genuine love. May we continually reflect the God‑kind of love to everyone around us, in Jesus’ name.

Welcome to the month of February. I believe that we have all begun to take intentional steps to reset our year, even as we prepare ourselves for the new levels that God is set to launch us into. It is my prayer that none of us will be left behind on old levels in Jesus’ name.

As already introduced in the 2026 bulletin, this is our year of going on to NEXT LEVELS. God is set to bring us into new spaces; indeed, He has already begun to move in our midst. All we need to do is perceive what He is doing and align ourselves with His plans. It is my prayer that what eyes have not seen, nor ears heard—things we would never have imagined or thought possible—will be our experience from now on, in Jesus’ name. Amen!

Happy New Year! 2025 was our year of exceeding abundant grace. New honors were bestowed on us as a church family; we were called to be faithful stewards; to walk in love, obedience, and excellence. This year, God is calling us into new seasons, new terrains, new responsibilities, new possibilities, to newness in every way. Indeed, He is making all things new. And just like God told Joshua, He says to us even as we step into new things, “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid! I am with you.” (Joshua 1:9).

And just like that, we are in the last days of 2025. Looking back over 2025, it is beyond any doubt that the Lord has been faithful to us as a church. I believe the same can be said about your life and family. Glory to God!

🌿Happy New Month! I believe that we are taking active steps to grow our faith in God. Remember, faith does not grow by assumptions—it comes by knowledge, and is strengthened through practice (Romans 10:17; Hebrews 5:12-14). As we have learned, do away with limiting mindsets; believe God for big things; dream kingdom dreams; and live a life of obedience. May we be people of ever-increasing faith, in Jesus’ name.

Welcome to the month of October! We have officially entered the last quarter of 2025, and indeed the Lord has preserved us by His faithfulness. It is my earnest hope that we are walking with a renewed understanding of the times and seasons of our lives. May none of us miss our appointed season of divine visitation in Jesus’ name.

Welcome to the month of September. I believe that every one of us is walking in a newer and higher dimension of the Spirit of Excellence. Never again will we be associated with mediocrity, nor will we be relegated. The Lord makes us an eternal excellency and a joy to many generations! (Isaiah 60:15).

So, what is the Holy Spirit saying at this time? Still in line with being faithful stewards, we are being called to excellence. Our God is the Most Excellent One, and it is only natural for us to take after our Father. Mediocrity is not a virtue, and is not synonymous with Christianity in any way, shape or form. We must understand, however, that we can not live up to this divine mandate in our own strength. Therefore, August is aptly themed…