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By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon The Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters was aglow with reverence, hope, and spiritual intensity on Sunday, December 21, 2025 as worshippers gathered for a deeply moving service themed  “Ending With Joy, Honour and Gladness.”  The service drew believers into a reflective and faith-affirming encounter that emphasized God’s unfailing faithfulness as the enduring source of true joy. Anchored on the Scriptures from Book of Esther 8:1–8, Epistle of James 1:2–4, and First Epistle of Peter 5:7, the message reinforced a central truth of the Christian walk: that joy is not circumstantial but covenantal, rooted in God’s faithfulness rather than human convenience. Ministering on the topic  “God’s Faithfulness: The Key to Our Joy,”  the Youth President, Brother  Damisi Adenikiju  delivered a compelling exhortation that echoed strongly with congregants navigating diverse life challenges. He drew a clear distinction bet...

Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon The atmosphere at the Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse Headquarters, Abuja, was filled with colour, worship and deep reflection today as members and guests gathered for the church’s annual Carol Service, held under the month’s theme, “Ending with Joy, Honour and Gladness.” The service opened with several soul-lifting renditions of hymns, worship and praise songs by the church choir, setting a reverent and joyful tone for the celebration. This was complemented by short drama playlets vividly portraying the birth of Jesus Christ, reminding the congregation of the humility, hope and divine purpose surrounding the Nativity. Adding rich cultural depth to the service were presentations by children and teenagers, whose performances highlighted innocence, faith and the continuity of the Christian message across generations. A special Hausa presentation further reflected the church’s inclusiveness and cultural diversity, drawing warm applause from the congrega...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon  The Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja, ushered worshippers into a profoundly uplifting and mission-focused atmosphere during its Sunday service themed “Ending With Joy, Honour and Gladness.” The service, rich in worship, reflection, and biblical conviction, became a vivid reminder of God’s unchanging ability to rewrite human stories for His glory. Under the ministry of Rev. M. C. Adebisi , the congregation encountered a stirring and theologically grounded sermon anchored on Esther 8:1–8, 15–18 , among other relevant passages of Scripture. His message illuminated the divine pattern of reversal, how God transforms danger into royalty, fear into celebration, sorrow into joy, and shame into honour. The service began with a deeply serene ambience as the choir rendered a spirit-lifting worship session marked by harmony, reverence, and spiritual intensity. The music prepared the hearts of worshippers to receive the Word wi...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon  The Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja , on Sunday November 30, 2025, delivered a profoundly uplifting service centered on the church’s Theme of the Month, “Securing and Preserving the Harvest.” The worship experience drew congregants into a deep atmosphere of praise, reflection, and renewed commitment to advancing God’s global mission. The highlight of the service was a compelling sermon preached by Rev. Mrs. Olusola Idowu , titled “Connection Between Praise & Mission.” Drawing from Psalms 66:16 , Psalms 34 , 2 Chronicles 20:21–22 , and Habakkuk 2:13–14 , Rev. Mrs. Idowu provided a rich scriptural exposition that underscored the inseparable link between praise, and the believer’s mission mandate. The service opened with a vibrant and spirit-lifting worship session led by the church choir, setting the tone for a deeply reverent engagement with God’s Word. Key Highlights of the Sermon Praise as an Expression of...

By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon The Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja, delivered a powerfully uplifting and mission-focused Sunday service today, drawing worshippers into an atmosphere of heartfelt worship, deep reflection, and renewed dedication to God’s global mandate. The service aligned with the church’s Theme of the Year, “Resounding Victories,” and the Theme of the Month, “Securing and Preserving the Harvest.” Rev. Gabriel Lohven Barau , a respected Nigerian missions leader and founding Chairman of the African Missions Association, served as the guest minister. He preached a compelling sermon titled “Resounding Victories/Securing and Preserving the Harvest,” anchored on Matthew 2:1–5 & 9 . His detailed verse-by-verse exposition offered fresh insight into the timeless call of God to His people and the responsibility that accompanies spiritual victory. The service opened with a serene ambience as the choir delivered a powerful, spirit-liftin...

“Reaping the Ready Fields: Positioning the Church for a Global Harvest” - Rev. Adebayo Azeez By Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon On a serene Sunday morning at the Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja , worshippers gathered with hearts full of anticipation. The air was saturated with praise, and the choir’s harmonious worship ushered the congregation into divine expectancy. Under the overarching theme “Securing and Preserving the Harvest,” the message of the day, “Positioning the Church for Harvest” , was delivered with passion and prophetic depth by Rev. Adebayo Azeez . Drawing his text from John 4:35–38 , Rev. Azeez declared that the harvest season is not futuristic, it is now . Quoting Jesus’ words, “Lift up your eyes and look on the fields; for they are white already to harvest,” he reminded the congregation that the Great Commission of Matthew 28:19–20 is not a mere mandate but a divine fulfillment awaiting active participation by the Church. The Div...

Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon On a serene Sunday morning, the sanctuary of the Foursquare Gospel Church, Wuse District Headquarters, Abuja, glowed with anticipation. It was the first Sunday of the month, a Communion Service suffused with reverence, reflection, and renewal. The theme, “Securing and Preserving the Harvest,” resonated deeply in the hearts of worshippers who gathered with expectancy, like farmers waiting for the first drop of the early rain. The atmosphere was charged with sacred melody as the choir led in spirit-filled worship, songs that softened the heart and cleared the ground for divine seed to be planted. Then, stepping calmly to the pulpit, Rev. Babatunde Idowu lifted his voice with a prophetic urgency: “When it comes to the issue of harvest, Jesus says ‘Say ye not’, meaning, do not procrastinate.” Thus began a message that wove together scripture, philosophy, and practical discipleship, anchored on John 4:35–38. Rev. Idowu declared that procrastination is n...