Today's Rhema Outreach

01/04/2026

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13/03/2026

WHO IS A CHRISTIAN?

Christianity is NOT a religion! Christianity is the practical, outward living of the pulsating LIFE of GOD demonstrated in & through the re-created human spirit of a believer in Christ Jesus!

It is not just a 'way of life', it is the Essence of DIVINE LIFE in itself, made available in Christ Jesus!

It is Christ himself living & demonstrating the practical, daily manifestation & characteristics of the GOD-LIFE through the re-created human spirit of a born again believer. (Not through the senses or behavioral patterns)

Christianity is NOT behavioral modification, it is not just moral uprightness, it is not changing from bad ways to doing good, - although these attributes are products or fruits of the Christian life, but these modifications or changes in themselves doesn't make one a Christian.

The origin and core of Christianity is CHRIST JESUS, living and expressing the richest measure of divinity in and through the re-created human spirit of a born again believer in Christ Jesus!

God is a SPIRIT, he doesn't contact human beings through their souls or sense, he makes contact with humans through their Spirits.

The Bible calls him the FATHER-OF-ALL-SPIRITS, he's enthroned permanently in heaven, but out of the rich treasure of his mercy, he humbled himself IN-CHRIST in order to be able to inhabit, dwell and relate with the spirit of man. Hence Christ Jesus being the ENTITY OF GOD THAT COULD MAKE THIS POSSIBLE, had to COME AS A MAN, live like a man, become subject to all human frailties and also died like a man, in order to QUALIFY AS A MAN so as to fulfill the righteous demands of justice to bring the human spirit in Union with God himself.

That union is generally possible to every human person, but only experientially available to anyone who believes in Christ Jesus, agrees with what he has done and confess him as Lord and Savior!

Immediately that person even though he/she will not see any physical or outward or behavioral changes in themselves immediately, but has become a NEW CREATURE in CHRIST in the spirit realm.

His/her spirit immediately became re-created IN-CHRIST the moment he believes and confess the lordship of Jesus Christ.
Every other thing relating to spiritual growth, way of life, behavioural modifications comes gradually through the habit of listening to and meditating on the WORD OF GOD!

That's why it important for CHURCHES & PASTORS to focus on TEACHING PEOPLE THE WORD, & leave every other pursuits pertaining to denominational prominence and human/organizational ambitions!

Let's FOCUS ON MAKING CHRISTIANS WHO HAVE CHRIST & KNOW CHRIST, & NOT MEMBERS/AUDIENCE.

12/03/2026

Revival doesn't begin at the altar! It begins with a PRIVATE DISSATISFACTION with everything that is less than the FULLNESS of what God has in store.

It begins with an inner YEARNING, UNSATISFIED HUNGER/THIRST that's prompted & sustained by the Holy Spirit deep within, cultivated in PRIVATE INTERCESSION, PRAYER, DEVOTION in the secret place!

This culminates in a habitual lifestyle of PRIVATE PRAYERS, GROANINGS, CONSECRATION & VORACIOUS STUDYING of the WORD until God's counsel is unleashed upon a people, place, community, society or geographical location.

10/03/2026

INTERCEDING FOR THE LOST - Kenneth E Hagin
Let me share one experience I once had in interceding for the lost. I was holding a meeting one time and was praying in the Spirit for my service. For a long time I groaned and prayed in tongues and then began to cry out, “Lost! Lost!” I felt inside like a lost soul in hell. Then as I continued to pray this way, I had a spiritual vision.
In this vision I saw men and women and it looked like they were floating down a river. There were thousands of them. Some were happy and were singing as they just glided down this river, unaware of what awaited them.
Suddenly they came to a place like a cliff, and they just plunged off into the depths below. Down, down, down they went into the eternal fires of hell. I could see smoke and fire coming up from that fiery cavern below. I saw those people going down into that eternal fire. I saw them screaming and crying out for mercy as they plunged into those flames.
I was praying in the parsonage when this vision occurred, and some others were also praying in the room with me. I would cry out, “Lost! Lost!” And I would cry out for water, as if my tongue were parched from the intense heat of that flame.
It was like that rich man in hell who cried out for Lazarus to dip his finger in water to cool his tongue (Luke 16:24). It felt like I was in flames. I was interceding for the lost. This vision happened many years ago, but it is still just as real to me now as it was then. Spiritual things never grow old.
That evening I only preached about fifteen minutes, and every unsaved person in that service came to the Lord! No one invited them to come. No one talked to anyone, but every single lost and backslidden person in that building came as one man to the altar and was saved. Praise the Lord!
In another case, I was praying several days before my Sunday night service and in a vision, I saw a man come to one of my services. I saw how he was dressed. I saw him come to the altar and be saved. When the Sunday night service came, it happened just as I saw it. He was about seventy years of age and had never been to church in his life. No one in that church knew him to pray for him, so no one even knew he would be in the service, but the Holy Spirit did. And that man was gloriously saved!
At one church I pastored during World War II, I went out to the church while it was still light outside to pray for my Saturday night service. I had a sermon; I had been reading the Bible and praying, and I had something in my spirit. I had outlined this sermon and thought I’d preach it that night. But somehow, I didn’t feel it was exactly what the Lord wanted for that particular service, so I felt I should spend some extra time there praying.
So I began to pray in tongues, and as I walked up and down the aisle praying I noticed a change in the tongues. I wasn’t praying in tongues, I was “preaching” in tongues. I went to the pulpit, not knowing a word I was saying, but I preached a sermon, making gestures with my hands. I knew when I came to the end of my sermon. It was all in tongues. I knew when I gave the invitation, because I held my hand out as if I were inviting people to come forward to the altar. But I was there by myself in the church preparing for my service.
Then I had a vision. In the vision, all the people were sitting in place in the church, when I suddenly saw a young woman step out into the aisle. She came down front, knelt at the end of the altar, and was saved. Then I saw a man leave another section and kneel at the altar and he was also saved. I stepped off the platform and it was as if I was laying my hands on the woman’s head. I was seeing all of this in a vision. I prayed over the young woman and then I prayed over the man. Then the vision ended.
Suddenly I realized that it had gotten just about dark outside. This was still wintertime and it was before we went to daylight saving time, so it got dark earlier than usual.
I thought to myself, “This can’t be right. This man I saw in the vision lives just outside of town, and he could already be saved, for all I know. He does come to church sometimes. But that young woman, she doesn’t even live around here. Her parents come to church, but she doesn’t live in this town. She doesn’t even live at home.”
So I said to myself, “What I saw in that vision can never come to pass because that young woman isn’t even in this area anymore! How could she even come to church? Why am I seeing all this?”
About that time someone drove up to the church, so I turned the lights on in the church and opened the doors. This young woman drove up to the church with her father! It was the very young woman I’d seen in the vision! I thought, “Well, the Lord knew more than I did, didn’t He?”
Now I wouldn’t have thought to pray for her because her father had said she didn’t live in the area anymore, but the Holy Spirit knew she would be at that service.
I went home to get ready for the evening service, and then I came back to church. When I walked in, I saw the fellow I had seen in the vision sitting right over where I had seen him sitting in the vision. And the young woman was sitting right where I had seen her sitting. I preached my sermon that night, and I held my hand out to give the invitation, just as I had done when I was praying, and they both came forward to be saved. It happened just like I had seen it in the vision.
Intercession and supplication in the Spirit doesn’t just belong to the preacher. It belongs to all of us. It is for every single one of us. Thank God for the results that have been accomplished, but can you see the results that could be accomplished if there were more of us praying that way?

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10/03/2026

06/03/2026

𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 𝗜𝗦 𝗪𝗛𝗬 𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗡 𝗣𝗘𝗢𝗣𝗟𝗘 𝗪𝗛𝗢 𝗟𝗢𝗩𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗣𝗥𝗔𝗬 𝗗𝗢 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗣𝗥𝗔𝗬
~ 𝗣𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗥 𝗖𝗛𝗥𝗜𝗦 𝗢𝗬𝗔𝗞𝗛𝗜𝗟𝗢𝗠𝗘 𝗗𝗦𝗰 𝗗𝗦𝗰 𝗗𝗗

Many believers genuinely love prayer, yet they struggle to maintain a consistent prayer life. Prayer is not something sustained by emotion, inspiration, or convenience. It is a deliberate choice—an act of yielding oneself to God regardless of feelings or circumstances. It is possible to appreciate prayer in theory while failing to practice it consistently. Loving prayer and engaging in prayer are not the same.

Romans 12:1 urges believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice. To present means to yield, offer, or give oneself willingly. Prayer requires intentional surrender. It is not “I will pray when I feel inspired,” but rather, “I choose to pray whether I feel like it or not.” Discipline, not emotion, sustains a strong prayer life.

Scripture also warns against being hearers only and not doers (James 1:22). One can speak about prayer, admire prayer, and even teach about prayer, yet still neglect to practice it. The true challenge begins when one attempts to pray consistently. Interruptions suddenly arise—unexpected calls, urgent demands, fatigue, or oversleeping. These repeated patterns are not always random; spiritual opposition seeks to hinder consistency, as reflected in 1 Thessalonians 2:18, where Paul acknowledged being hindered.

Prayer is spiritual warfare. Ephesians 6:12 reminds believers that the struggle is not against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces. The enemy understands the power of consistent prayer. A praying believer becomes spiritually strong and effective, while a prayerless believer remains vulnerable. For this reason, distractions often intensify when one commits to pray.

Common hindrances include busyness, tiredness, discouragement from perceived lack of results, and lack of structure. Busyness creates the illusion that prayer can wait. Yet even Jesus, though heavily occupied, rose early to pray (Mark 1:35). Tiredness weakens resolve, but prayer is often most powerful when offered despite physical fatigue. Discouragement arises when immediate results are not visible, yet James 5:16 affirms that the fervent prayer of a righteous person is effective. The absence of visible evidence does not mean the absence of impact. Additionally, uncertainty about what to say can discourage believers, but prayer includes meditation on Scripture and praying in the Spirit, as encouraged in Jude 1:20.

To overcome these distractions, prayer must become a priority rather than an afterthought. Acts 6:4 demonstrates the commitment of the apostles to continual prayer. Scheduling it first and protecting it intentionally strengthens consistency. Yielding to the Holy Spirit, as described in Romans 8:26, brings divine assistance in moments of weakness or uncertainty. Recognizing distractions as tactics and resisting them aligns with the instruction in James 4:7 to resist the devil.

Prayer thrives on decision, discipline, and dependence on the Spirit. It is sustained not by fleeting emotion but by commitment. When believers consistently yield themselves to prayer, they grow stronger, more discerning, and more effective in their spiritual walk.

𝗚𝗢𝗗 𝗕𝗟𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗬𝗢𝗨

Christ Embassy Church Camp Ground, Asese LoveWorld Convocation Arena, LCA. Believers Loveworld Convocation Arena Oregun Ikeja Pastor Chris

05/03/2026

When we get up to heaven and the rewards are passed out, many people are going to be surprised. There will be many who will want to step forward to receive rewards, but they are not going to get them. And there will be many who were little known by the world, but who gave themselves to prayer and fasting, and they will be rewarded for their obedience to God.
A seventy-nine-year-old woman lived in a little town near the first Full Gospel church I once pastored. There wasn’t a church in her town so she attended ours. Some of us would go out to dinner together for the noon meal after church and then sit around visiting. She would sit and visit awhile and then she would always excuse herself and say that she had to go to prayer. She would get off in a bedroom by herself and get down on her knees and pray all Sunday afternoon.
At times during her life she and her husband had lived where there wasn’t a Full Gospel church. At those times she would take upon herself a burden of prayer and would pray and intercede for that town until someone would come and build a Full Gospel church. Then she would pray for God to raise up another church. She prayed a church into every town throughout that whole area! She’s going to get the reward for praying in those churches!
A pastor friend of mine didn’t have a parsonage where he pastored a few miles away from me, and this same woman did have her own home. Her husband was dead,

so she let the preacher and his wife live in one part of the house free of charge, and she lived in another part of the house.
He said that every single day this woman got up at 4:00 a.m. and would dress and prepare for the day. This woman would pray from 5:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. Then at 8:00 a.m. she would eat. At about 10:00 a.m. she would start praying again until about 5:30 p.m.
Then this woman would eat supper and she might come in and sit down and visit with the preacher and his wife for a while, but by 8:00 p.m. she was praying again and would pray until about midnight. She was always praying and making intercession and supplication. She wasn’t praying for herself. There’s no doubt in my mind that she was the only one in a wide area on whom the Spirit of God could have rolled such a prayer burden. I wonder if you are one, too, whom God can trust with a burden of prayer.

- Kenneth E Hagin


Kenneth Hagin Kenneth Hagin Ministries

29/01/2026

STEP INTO THE WONDERS OF THE WORD WITH ME!

Psalm 22 is the prophetic psalm of the crucifixion.

Prophetically written by David, consciously stepped into by Jesus.

When Jesus cried, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” He wasn’t losing faith, He was fulfilling Scripture. In Jewish understanding, quoting the opening line invoked the entire psalm, Jesus was declaring: this is happening now.

Psalm 22 describes:
• Mockery
• Public humiliation
• Pierced hands and feet
• Gambling for garments
• A righteous sufferer surrounded by enemies

Written nearly 1,000 years before the cross.

Then comes the line that stops you cold:

“But I am a worm, and no man…” (Ps. 22:6)

This was actually a prophetic picture, and not just any worm…the Hebrew word is tōlāʿ…the crimson worm.

This was a known creature in the ancient world. The female crimson worm attaches herself permanently to wood, dies to protect her children with her body, and becomes a covering for them. She never moves again. After her purpose is complete, she dies in place, leaving behind a crimson stain on the wood.

Jewish Tradition states that after three days, the worm turns white and falls off the tree, leaving the crimson stain!

From this worm came the scarlet dye used in priestly garments and tabernacle worship. Crimson only came through sacrifice.

David was describing humiliation, the Spirit was pointing to redemption. Jesus fulfilled it on wood.

Fixed. Exposed. Mocked. Bleeding. Giving life so others could live. Creation itself was already telling the story.

Psalm 22 doesn’t end in death.
It ends in victory.

“He has done it.”

It is finished.

22/01/2026

When Malachi spoke of the coming Messiah, he used images that may have sounded more meaningful to his original audiences than to us modern readers.

He asked, “Who can endure the day of His coming?
And who can stand when He appears?"

These questions are not raised
because the Messiah will be cruel,
but because His work will be thorough
and seriously uncomfortable.

Malachi described Him
to come “like a fuller’s soap".

This is meant to emphasize
the careful and intentional cleansing
which the Messiah will do rather
than just reckless destruction.

The image of fuller’s soap is quieter
than the image of the refining fire
especially to us modern readers
but is even more disturbing
to the ears of the original audiences.

In the ancient world,
a fuller did not clean garments gently.

There were no pleasant fragrances
or mild solutions like what we have now.

Fuller’s soap was harsh and alkaline.
The cloth was worked aggressively.
It was rubbed, pressed, and beaten.

But this process was not meant
to destroy the garment in any way.
It was meant to cleanse it completely.

Malachi perhaps chose this image,
because God’s cleansing is not superficial.

The Messiah will not come to improve appearances.
He came to address what is deeply embedded,
what has accumulated over time,
and what cannot be removed with a simple rinse.

This is not judgment for the sake of punishment.
It is purification for the sake of God’s presence.
Malachi says the result is a people
who can once again bring offerings
to the Lord in righteousness.
(For context, the people Malachi was speaking to
were people who have normalized bringing
unacceptable and blemished offerings
before the altar at the newly built temple.)

The goal is not outward perfection,
but lives made fit to stand before a holy God.

When the New Testament opens,
this promise begins to take visible form.

Jesus did not only forgive sin.
He confronted it, named it, and exposed it.

He told the Samaritan woman caught in adultery,
“Neither do I condemn you, go,
and from now on sin no more”.

His forgiveness is real,
but it is never detached from transformation.

He touched what is unclean (Mark 1:40–42),
ate with sinners (Luke 5:30–32),
and called people to repentance (Mark 1:15).
Those He encounters are not left unchanged.

His mercy is gentle, but His cleansing goes deep.

Like fuller’s soap, His work can feel abrasive.
It challenges pride, unsettles self-made righteousness,
and disrupts sins we have learned to tolerate.

But it is important to remember that
He cleans because He intends
to dwell with His people (John 14:23).

Malachi’s message was never meant
to produce or instill fear alone.
It was meant to offer hope.

God was promising a people so purified
that they could live in His nearness again.

Even now, when Christ patiently
exposes, refines, and washes
what remains in us, it is not because
He intends to discard the garment.

It is because He intends to claim it as His own,
it just had to go through proper cleansing
through the fuller's soap.

The question for us now,
are we willing to daily be cleansed
by and with the fuller's soap?

06/01/2026

Yet they call Islam a religion of peace? 🤔.

A god who sends his children to go and kill people of different religion and faith? 🧐

What a god!