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When we started ministry in our city, the pastors around insulted us because we were praying for long —10 hours. I taught people how to pray so that they can depend on Jesus. I took the microphone and led prayer for 10 hours. During prayers, you could get tired and sleep, wake up and continue in the prayers. I detained people to pray and after a short while, the spirit of prayer began to come. We were even doing the prayer with fasting — we could declare 70days of intensive prayers and fasting. I believe so much that the height of true Apostolic ministry is to mature men so that they can be released into their destinies. We pressed deeper into God by continuing daily in the ministry of the word and prayers.

In a few years, people began to hear God, they began to receive directions, God began to show them how to solve their problems, then we became a small community of victors. Out of a hopeless situation, God began to produce hope because there is power in prayer.

We were using a very small space, it could take only 250 members. The first wedding we had, the pastors around said “Ah Ah, this prayer people too, do they do weddings?” and we didn't respond to them. People were always talking.

In that small place, I preached and prayed for crippled people and they walked but instead of people to come because there's a miracle, they concluded that I was using demonic powers. They said my wedding ring was a magic one, so I stopped wearing it and they concluded that I had swallowed it😂. I realized that you can't satisfy people, don't even try it. I just focused on Jehovah.

Twelve years of prayer, stretch prayer and hard-line Bible teaching—we didn't grow, just 250 people.

Thirteen years, nothing.
Fourteen years, nothing
Fifteen years, nothing.

Some of my pastors left me. They said “If you were going to become something, we should have seen the evidence after all these years”

I was always fasting and praying.
In the night, I would pray to God. “But you spoke to me, Lord. Now the whole world believes that you never spoke to me but I know you spoke to me.

In the sixteenth year, that was the year of COVID-19, He made me a voice. And He did it openly. It was global. I did 80 teachings during COVID-19 because everywhere was locked down. On the 80th day, they brought a crippled lady and I prayed for her and she began to walk, that was the miracle that took me to the world. Before then, I'd prayed for crippled people and they walked but that one that day, the Holy Ghost was upon it, He wanted to make it open and it went very viral. The doors of nations was opened and the demand of the gospel became so much that God had to instruct me to resign from my job.

What I tell you today are the things I've seen with God. He is in secret and sees in secret but when it comes to rewards, He will reward you openly.

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Sermon by Apostle Arome Osayi.
Edited and transcribed by Kingdom Channel ✍️

WHY DO ANOINTED PEOPLE GO THROUGH MANY CHALLENGES ?

Sometimes the very sufferings that accompany a life devoted to God cause observers to question the calling itself—and if we are not careful, even the called can begin to question God. In a generation where comfort is often mistaken for divine approval, many assume that hardship signals rejection. Some church members quietly wonder why their pastor, so committed to God, passes through intense trials, forgetting that God’s endings are always glorious. The truth is, such questions often arise from a shallow understanding of Scripture or a lack of sound interpretation. No one greatly used by God ever skipped the process of Kingdom training. Following Jesus Christ was never defined by ease, but by faithfulness through every season. It is time we restore clarity and teach what it truly means to walk with Him.

Recently I was asked by a young believer on ‘why anointed people go through many challenges in their lives , if they are truly anointed why the many troubles and sufferings ?‘

It’s a great question . First, as stated above , the idea that “anointed people” are spared from hardship is simply not biblical. In fact, Scripture consistently shows the opposite: those set apart by God often walk through deeper battles, not fewer. The issue is not that God is absent—but that purpose attracts pressure.

Let me give you a few clear reasons :

1. The anointing attracts opposition
When God places His hand on a life, that life becomes a threat to darkness. You don’t fight what is irrelevant.
1 Samuel — After David was anointed, Saul began to pursue him relentlessly. The oil did not remove warfare; it introduced him to it.
Matthew 3–4 — Immediately after Jesus was anointed at baptism, He was led into the wilderness to be tempted.

Insight: The battle is often confirmation that something valuable is on your life.

2. God uses battles to form depth, not just display power
The anointing is not just for public ministry—it must be supported by private character. Battles shape what gifting alone cannot.
James 1:2–4 — Trials produce patience and maturity.
Romans 5:3–4 — Tribulation builds endurance, character, and hope.
David could not lead a nation without first surviving caves.
Joseph could not govern Egypt without first enduring betrayal and prison.

Insight: God is more committed to who you become than how quickly you arrive.

3. Warfare often precedes assignment
Before elevation, there is usually confrontation.
Moses faced Pharaoh before leading Israel out.
Esther faced risk before saving a nation.
Paul faced persecution before widespread impact.
The pattern is consistent: pressure before platform.

4. Battles refine dependence on God
Anointing without dependence becomes dangerous. Battles keep a person anchored in God, not in their gift.
2 Corinthians 12:7–9 — Paul’s “thorn” kept him humble and dependent on grace.
Insight: Some battles are not to destroy you—they are to keep you from self-destruction.

5. Your life becomes a testimony to others
What you survive becomes a message you can preach with authority.
2 Corinthians 1:3–4 — We comfort others with the comfort we have received.
People don’t just need sermons—they need living proof that God sustains in hardship.

6. Not every battle is “spiritual attack”—some are part of life and growth
It’s important to stay balanced.
Every difficulty is not because you are “anointed.”

Some struggles come from:
1. normal human life
2. decisions and consequences
3. growth and learning seasons
Spiritual maturity means discerning the difference.

Bringing it together :
Anointed people go through battles not because God has abandoned them, but often because:
1. They carry something significant
2. They are being prepared for something greater
3. They are being shaped into vessels God can trust
4. The key is not avoiding battles—but walking through them with God, without losing alignment, purity, and faith.

DO YOU KNOW?

The same Israelites who sang victory in Exodus 15 complained in Exodus 16.

A moment of praise does not equal a life of trust.

Consistency in faith is what pleases God (Hebrews 11:6).

In Christ, we are called to grow from occasional praise into a steadfast walk with God.

Let your faith be consistent—not seasonal.

DO YOU KNOW?

Israel saw the Red Sea split, yet still feared the wilderness.

Miracles do not sustain faith—revelation does (Exodus 14:21–22; Hebrews 4:2).

Many see God move, but few truly believe Him.

In Christ, we are not called to live by what we see, but by faith (2 Corinthians 5:7).

Don’t just witness miracles—walk in revelation.

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DO YOU KNOW?

The children of Israel constantly held on to fear, doubt, and unbelief—murmuring, complaining, and speaking negativity even after witnessing God's mighty works (Exodus 16:2–3; Numbers 14:1–4).

Because of this, an entire generation perished in the wilderness—not after 40 days, but after 40 years of wandering (Numbers 14:33–35).

Their words revealed their hearts, and their unbelief kept them from entering the Promised Land.

Lesson: What you consistently believe and speak can determine what you experience.

But through Jesus Christ, we are called into faith, life, and a better promise (Hebrews 3:17–19; Hebrews 4:2).

Choose faith. Speak life. Enter rest.

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God does not call the equipped, He equips the called, God does not depend on what you have, all he wants is you to yield your self to Him, he is the one that does the work just allow him.

THE COURT OF HEAVEN: HOW THE SPIRITUAL LEGAL SYSTEM OPERATES

Many believers are praying… but few understand that heaven is not only a family — it is a court.

In the realm of the Spirit, God is not just a Father… He is a Judge.
And Satan is not just an enemy… he is an accuser.

📖 The Bible says he accuses the brethren day and night.

This means your life is constantly being presented in a legal system, not just a spiritual atmosphere.

⚖️ HOW THE COURT OF HEAVEN OPERATES

1️⃣ There is a Case
Every delay, affliction, or repeated battle may have a legal ground.
The enemy does not operate randomly — he operates on permissions.

2️⃣ There is an Accuser
Satan presents accusations based on:

- Sin
- Bloodline patterns
- Spoken words
- Broken covenants

3️⃣ There is a Righteous Judge
God does not violate His own justice.
Even in mercy, He operates by righteous judgment.

4️⃣ There is an Advocate
Jesus is not begging for you —
He is presenting the finished work of the Cross as legal evidence.

🩸 The Blood is not just for cleansing…
It is a speaking testimony in the court of heaven.

5️⃣ There must be a Verdict
When the believer stands on the revelation of redemption:

- Every accusation is silenced
- Every legal ground is overturned
- Every demonic claim is dismissed

🔥 THIS IS WHY MANY PRAYERS FAIL
Because men are begging emotionally…
Instead of standing legally on what Christ has finished.

📌 You don’t win by shouting…
You win by alignment with divine justice.

📌 You don’t fight for victory…
You enforce a verdict already established at the Cross.

🔥 THE REVELATION
The Cross was not just suffering…
It was a legal transaction.

Jesus paid the price, satisfied justice, and obtained eternal redemption.

So when you pray, you are not trying to convince God…

⚖️ You are presenting a case that has already been settled.

🔥 PRAY LIKE THIS:
“Father, on the basis of the Blood of Jesus, I stand justified.
Every accusation against my life is overturned.
I receive the verdict of righteousness in Christ!”

This is how the Court of Heaven operates.

And this is how dominion is enforced.
The Dominion HUB

Made a God Over Situations
Text: Exodus 7:1
“And the Lord said… See, I have made thee a god…”
This was God speaking to Moses—
a man who once felt inadequate,
a man who once said, “I am not enough.”
Yet God said,
“I have made you a god over the situation.”
Meaning—
you are not meant to be controlled by circumstances,
you are meant to speak into them.
So hear this clearly:
God has not made you a victim of challenges—
He has made you a voice over them.
Over difficulties—
over chains—
over stagnation—
over delays—
over patterns and cycles—
God has given you authority.
But here is the mystery:
Moses was called a “god,”
yet Aaron was his prophet.
Why?
Because authority is expressed through words.
So your words—
when aligned with the Word of God—
become prophetic instruments that shape reality.
That means:
You don’t just experience life—
you speak into life.
You don’t just endure situations—
you address them.
You don’t just complain about patterns—
you break them with words backed by God.
If God has made you a “god” over situations,
then your voice must stop agreeing with problems
and start declaring God’s Word over them.
Every time you speak in alignment with God’s truth,
you are prophesying your way out of limitation.
That delay? It must answer to your voice.
That stagnation? It must shift.
That pattern? It must break.
Not because of you alone—
but because of the Word of God in your mouth.
So stop speaking what you see—
and start declaring what God has said.
Because when your words carry God’s Word,
they don’t return empty—
they produce results.
Declaration
I declare that I am not subject to circumstances—I have authority over them.
I declare that every chain, delay, and limitation in my life is broken.
I refuse to align my words with negativity, fear, or defeat.
I speak life, progress, and transformation into every situation.
I am empowered by God to rule over challenges and not bow to them.
Faith Proclamation
I rise in authority and speak to every difficulty—be removed.
Stagnation, delays, and negative patterns—give way now.
My words, backed by God’s Word, are producing change in my life.
I turn every situation into an advantage by the power of God.
I walk in dominion, victory, and manifestation daily.