Bishop Francis started the session with a call for a deep adoration of the Lord. He also mentioned that the theme for this year’s conference is, “Behold, I make all things new.”
Tonight was filled with powerful prophetic utterances, to which choruses of ‘amen’ went up in the air.
Some of the prophesies he gave were;
“A glorious year in every way, a year of pleasant surprises beginning from tonight!”
“This year, you will become a wonder to many! I declare you will enjoy multiple harvest. The beginning of a decade, God will give multiple harvests through favour, mercy, multiple harvests, and multiple restorations according to the book of Joel. Ten years in one year, this is the year. None shall be ashamed.”
He encouraged everyone to be around for tomorrow’s evening session as he would be making prophetic utterances specifically to impart grace.
Bishop Oke quoting Revelation 21:6, enquired from the crowd if they desired new things. He asked how many would like a new car, a house, etc.? How many would be excited over a new born baby? New clothes?
He said we all are simply like our God father. He further prayed for new things; promotions, many brand new cars into the lives of the people. He declared the singles will be married this year, the barren would become joyful mothers!
He read from 2 Cor. 5:17, and Acts 15:14, Revelation 21:5, explaining that every prophecy has a dual application. One is immediate and the other is futuristic.
People who are able to bring the future forward through faith connect with favour, goodness, mercy. Hebrew 6:5. He then prophesied that everyone would experience it.
He told the biblical story in Matthew 15:21-28 to buttress his point that someone can experience the age to come! For as far as God is concerned, every and any account is settled by His Mercy.
He asked the congregation if indeed, they were ready for God to make all things new according to Rev 22:5-6. He prayed that God would make all things new in every area of our lives.
As he closed, he made an altar call for those who wanted to be born-again. He also prayed for them and prophesied into their lives.