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 PRAY FOR US Luke 22:31-32 Every mother is expected to have a tool. The simplest, most common, effective and easy to carry. A tool that there is no need for training to use, no academic qualification is required, can be used anywhere, anytime and anyhow. Infact, it is not regulated by time, law or believe, it can only be structured by them. You do not need to be a pastor’s wife before you can use this tool effectively, you don’t need to be a deacon or Deaconess, you don’t need to be in the prayer warrior department to be effective in using it. You do not even need to run to a church, mountain top or anywhere before it could be used. And this tool is *prayer* (the tool of every mother). My definition of *Mother* is who is awake to the upbringing and up keeping of the home when others are sleeping. It’s one thing to give birth, and it’s another thing to be responsible in upbringing. According to *Ruth Billigram*, pray when you feel like it, for it is a sin to neglect ...

TEXT: PSALM 150 The phrase 'praise the Lord' if you will agree I with me is thr most used phrase in any assembly of the believer.  This shows that it js important to praise God as a living soul. Praising God must be part of our existence- which means as long as you are alive, praising God is a must. It is a lifestyle. I have come to understand that a life that patterns his living around a praise lives a victorious life. Someone told me this, "No matter how strong you are in prayers, no matter how dedicated you are to your prayer life, problems and storms will still surface. But no matter how big and mighty the storms and problems are, I praise God." The fuel of our living is praise. Praising God is more than just singing hymnals, drumming or  clapping of hands. It is even deeper than coming to church in our beautiful attires or giving us your latest dancing steps. Praise is definitely more than that. Praise is the fuel of our soul. I will want us to look a...

6. RESULT OF PULPIT PAMPERING .  The word of God is for discipline, correction, exhortation and for rebuke. I repeat, for rebuke! The time has come to truthfully use the word to rebuke. This is the time for every anointed preacher to speak out. The pulpit is not only a place to raise money, heal the sick, perform miracles, for motivational talks that make people clap their hands or shout ‘ride on pastor.’ Instead, it is a place to make people cry and confess their emptiness. A place to boldly attack the wickedness of man. To be blunt with the truth. If you find it difficult to use the pulpit to say the truth and rebuke men, then climb it no more.” Never worry about who will be offended if you speak the truth, but worry about who will be misled, deceived and destroyed if you do not speak the truth. The result of pulpit pampering has increased societal crimes instead of reducing them. The increase in miracle centers and churches should practically reduce crimes, but no! W...