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By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon On Sunday, March 1, 2026, the sanctuary was filled with reverence, hope, and spiritual intensity as worshippers gathered for the first service of the month under the theme, “The Mandate: Our Compassion and Commitment.” It was a moment of renewal, expectant hearts united in worship and anchored in the conviction of God’s unfailing faithfulness. The service was officiated by the Senior Pastor and Wuse District Overseer, , whose message, titled “Be Involved,” drew from 9:36–38 and 28:19 . He described the Christian calling as possessing a “circular and spiritual intensity”, a continuous cycle in which compassion leads to prayer, prayer births commitment, commitment produces action, and action renews compassion. Seeing as Jesus Sees At the center of the sermon was Matthew 9:36–38: “When He saw the multitudes, He was moved with compassion for them, because they were weary and scattered, like sheep having no shepherd.” Rev. Idowu emphasized that the ...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon On Sunday February 22, 2026 at the Nyanya District Headquarters in Abuja, the sanctuary echoed with fervent worship and spiritual anticipation as the service unfolded. The theme, "Exploring Partnership for Exploits in the Decade of Soaring," set a tone of reverence and renewal, with the choir leading the congregation in worship designed to align hearts with a prophetic mandate for the coming years. Rev. Babatunde Idowu, PhD, District Overseer of Wuse Headquarters, delivered a profound, Scripture-rooted message that outlined a strategic spiritual direction for the church. February is designated as Loyalty Month within the Foursquare movement in Nigeria, a period dedicated to emphasizing commitment to God, faithfulness to the local assembly, and unity across districts through ministerial exchanges. The 2026 theme, "Doing Exploits in the Decade of Soaring," underscored a profound conviction: extraordinary spiritual achievements ...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon On Sunday, 15 February 2026, the sanctuary of the , Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja, was filled with reverence and spiritual expectancy during a deeply impactful service themed “Divine Honour and Dignity.” The atmosphere, enriched by heartfelt worship from the choir, reflected a congregation united in renewal and aligned with a prophetic mandate: “Equipping the Church in the Decade of Soaring.” Ministering at the service was , Zonal Superintendent of the Wuse District Headquarters. He delivered a stirring, Scripture-rooted message outlining a strategic spiritual direction for the church in the years ahead. Declaring that the vision would encounter challenges but not defeat, Rev. Adebisi assured the congregation that God would go ahead of them. He emphasized that resistance is inevitable when pursuing divine purpose, yet victory is certain when God leads the way. Anchoring his message in Ephesians 4:1–16, he explained that soaring is intentiona...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon The sanctuary radiated reverence, hope, and spiritual intensity on Sunday, February 1, 2026, as worshippers gathered for the first service of the month in an atmosphere charged with expectation and renewal. The church choir opened with vibrant, Spirit-filled worship, setting a solemn yet uplifting tone for the Word. Hearts were unified in reflection and faith as the congregation embraced the theme: “Doing Exploits in the Decade of Soaring.” The service, part of a nationwide teaching emphasis across all Foursquare Gospel Churches in Nigeria, focused on the topic “Greater Exploits in the Decade of Soaring,” ministered by the Senior Pastor and Wuse District Overseer, Rev. Dr. Babatunde Idowu . Drawing from 2 Kings 3:17–20 , the message anchored faith in divine sufficiency. In this passage, God promised victory without wind or rain, yet commanded obedience to instruction. The lesson was clear: exploits are born when human responsibility aligns with di...

Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon The fourth and final Sunday service of January 2026 was an occasion for profound spiritual introspection and heartfelt worship, centered around the theme “Divine Honour and Dignity.” Held on January 25, 2026, the service featured a compelling sermon delivered by Rev. Dr. Babatunde Idowu, Senior Pastor and District Overseer, titled “Divinely Obtaining a Lasting Reputable Name.” From the outset, as the church choir led an uplifting session of praise, the sanctuary was filled with a palpable sense of reverence and spiritual energy. Worshippers gathered in unity, bolstered by a steadfast belief in God’s enduring faithfulness and guidance throughout life’s various seasons. In his message, Rev. Dr. Idowu drew from the rich historical context of Abraham and the Israelites, illustrating how God’s signs and wonders continued to manifest despite delays, trials, and uncertainties. He reminded the congregation that embarking on a journey with God may not yield ...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon On the third Sunday of January 2026, the sanctuary of Wuse District Headquarters was charged with reverence and expectancy as congregants gathered for a service themed “Divine Honour and Dignity.” Senior Pastor and District Overseer Rev. Babatunde Idowu anchored the worship in Nehemiah 9:7–15 and delivered a sermon titled “Divinely Obtaining a Lasting Reputable Name,” urging believers to pursue a legacy shaped by obedience, remembrance and trust in God. Rev. Idowu opened by tracing God’s covenantal faithfulness from Abraham through Israel’s deliverance, emphasizing that God’s honour rests upon those who remember and respond to His call. Citing Nehemiah’s recitation of the Abrahamic covenant (Neh. 9:7–8), he argued that an obedient life cultivates enduring reputation: “It depends on what you do while you are here,” he reminded the congregation, framing stewardship and moral responsibility as central to a godly legacy. A sustained exposition of the...