TIME OF POWER

YOU ARE CELEBRATING THE STRENGTH OF JESUS CHRIST THE ALPHA AND THE OMEGA: 1. Psalm 147:12–13, 14–15, 19–20; John 1:1–18; Ephesians 1:3–6, 15–18). https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm%20147%3A12-13%2CPsalm%20147%3A14-15%2CPsalm%20147%3A19-20%2CJohn%201%3A1-18%2CEphesians%201%3A3-6%2CEphesians%201%3A15-18&version=CEV PN 1). OUR TIME OF POWER/NEWNESS OF GRACE FOR SOUND HEALTH SUNDAY: 1. SCRIPTURAL FOUNDATIONS OF CREATIVE REDEMPTION A. Psalm 147 — God Strengthens, Protects, and Speaks Life Psalm 147 reveals The LORD as the One who: • Strengthens the gates of His people. • Blesses their children. • Brings peace to their borders. • Satisfies…

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Beloved, Creative Redemption begins when God sees beyond human decisions and failures. Divine mercy remains available even when people choose lesser paths. Rejection does not cancel divine purpose. “The gifts and calling of God are without repentance” (Romans 11:29). God works redemptively despite human misalignment. The LORD allows human freedom, yet still guides history. Consequences become teachers, not final sentences. Divine purpose unfolds even through imperfect systems. “He maketh the wrath of man to praise Him” (Psalm 76:10). This is…

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Beloved in The Lord, Creative Redemption is not only about mercy — it is about divine authority. Jesus Christ addresses the root before the symptom. Forgiveness precedes physical restoration. “Son, thy sins be forgiven thee… Arise, take up thy bed” (Mark 2:5, 9). This is divine order. Impossibility bows to divine authority. Public disgrace becomes public testimony. A new life emerges where paralysis once ruled. The Redeemed are not merely healed — they are reintroduced. “Go thy way into thine…

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1. Creative Redemption reveals that human failure cannot cancel divine purpose, for God works redemptively even through misalignment. 2. Consequences may teach, but they never write the final sentence when divine mercy is still speaking. 3. Jesus Christ addresses the root before the symptom, proving that forgiveness is the doorway to true restoration. 4. Impossibility bows to divine authority, and the life once paralysed becomes a public testimony of God’s sovereign mercy. FOUR PROPHETIC BLESSINGS FOR 2026 1. I declare…

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Beloved, Creative Redemption begins when God exposes what human confidence cannot fix. Defeat becomes the doorway to spiritual awakening. The LORD does not bypass disgrace — He transforms it. “He hath regarded the low estate of His handmaiden” (Luke 1:48). Public shame becomes the soil for future restoration. The loss that humbles becomes the loss that heals. God hears the cry that rises from humiliation. Shame becomes the catalyst for divine intervention. Public mockery becomes the stage for divine vindication….

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Beloved in The Lord, Creative Redemption is not only about restoration — it is about divine touch. Jesus Christ removes the disgrace of rejection. Where society offers distance, He offers closeness. “Jesus put forth His hand, and touched him” (Matthew 8:3). This is the touch that rewrites identity. Cleansing comes where shame has lingered for years. Restoration breaks through where impossibility seemed final. A new public identity replaces a lifetime of exclusion. “If Thou wilt, Thou canst make me clean”…

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1. Creative Redemption turns the shame that humbles into the shame that heals, revealing what human confidence cannot fix. 2. Public mockery becomes the stage for divine vindication when God hears the cry rising from humiliation. 3. Jesus Christ removes the disgrace of rejection, offering divine touch where society offers distance. 4. A new public identity emerges when cleansing breaks years of shame and restoration overturns impossibility. FOUR PROPHETIC BLESSINGS FOR 2026 1. I declare that every hidden defeat shall…

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Beloved, Creative Redemption begins when God calls a person out of obscurity into divine purpose. The voice of The LORD breaks confusion and releases clarity. A life once unnoticed becomes publicly affirmed. “He raiseth up the poor out of the dust… to set them among princes” (Psalm 113:7-8). This is not human promotion — it is divine commissioning. Impossibility is overturned by divine presence. A new identity is shaped not by status, but by hearing and obeying God. The Redeemed…

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