TIME OF POWER

“Friends, have you not heard that when morale is low, the leader must do productive things to give the team a boost? O yes, children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are called to create positive morale to pick up some speed. Leaders must frequently communicate the vision, keeping it before the team continually. JESUS CHRIST Himself kept the Kingdom vision before HIS disciples, even when they faltered. The HOLY SPIRIT empowers leaders today to lift morale, energise…

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“Friends, have you not heard that true leaders must remain authentic, vulnerable, and transparent? O yes, children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are to consider that no task is too small—whether to raise morale, men, women, or young people, or to mobilise resources. True leaders raise others and live a lifestyle not to maintain a facade or image, but to reflect Redemption. JESUS CHRIST washed feet, the HOLY SPIRIT empowers service, and the FATHER honours transparency. Let…

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“Beloved, have you not heard that leadership is all about maintaining your integrity despite your circumstances? Commitment to integrity remains the crucial key to Kingdom leadership. Leaders must be visionary, yet they cannot see all that the future holds. But leaders must act from character and never from emotion. Job 31:6 reminds us that integrity is the true measure of a leader: ‘Let me be weighed in an even balance, that GOD may know mine integrity.’ Let every believer declare:…

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“Beloved, have you not heard that being on faith’s side means you are commanding and confident? Faith is not passive—it is prophetic. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are called to lead with clarity, not confusion. 1 Samuel 17:32 must be characterised to the original hearers: David did not echo fear—he embodied faith. He did not wait for consensus—he moved with conviction. In CHRIST JESUS, we do not shrink—we step forward. We do not hesitate—we declare….

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“Beloved, have you not heard that no matter the storm, divine assistance is on the way? The winds may rage, but the covenant remains. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are under GOD—and help is not human or circumstantial, but divine. The understanding of the twelve stones of Elijah and the five stones of David reminds us that divine strategy precedes divine intervention. You get all this understanding in CHRIST JESUS. That is the balance act…

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“Beloved, perpetual winning in life means you gain the understanding of welfare and warfare. The twelve stones of Elijah represent covenant restoration—national welfare and spiritual realignment. The five stones of David represent prophetic warfare—targeted resistance and fearless confrontation. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are under GOD, and we walk in the mystery of strategic balance. You get all this understanding in CHRIST JESUS. That is the balance act of winning and winning again. Let every…

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“Beloved, insecure leaders are dangerous to themselves, their followers, and the organisations they lead. A leadership position does not heal insecurity—it amplifies it. 1 Samuel 18:9 reveals that Saul eyed David from that day forward. His insecurity turned kingship into control. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we are under GOD—and we are secure leaders. We do not lead from fear—we lead from fullness. Whatever negative baggage you carry only gets heavier when you are not a…

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“Beloved, leadership capacity is the lid on the success of a nation or organisation. When Israel or Judah lived under good kings, things went well. When they were led by those who did evil in the sight of the LORD, things went sour. 1 Kings 15:34 is not just history—it is a covenant warning. The heart and skill of a leader will always tremendously affect the lives of the people under his or her direction. As children of divine mercy,…

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“Beloved, to be careful to maintain good works is to be far too occupied with profitable business to take interest in unworthy, contentious, and needless strivings. The believer in CHRIST JESUS is not called to quarrel but to cultivate. As children of divine mercy, power, and covenant fulfilment, we carry within us a mysterious life that no human skill can touch. Titus 3:9 speaks prophetically to the original hearers and to us today: avoid foolish questions, genealogies, contentions, and strivings…

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