04 | Day 1 Session 1 | Yahweh to Face Prophetic Conference

Wole Olakunle, Douglas Arukwe • January 21, 2019

This conference segment combines exhortation, prophetic ministry, communion and closing instructions. The description credits Wole Olakunle with the charge and Douglas Arukwe with prophecy, while the recording also contains other voices. Its opening calls for peace at home, personal devotion and renewed attention to God’s voice. John’s experience in Revelation becomes a recurring image of turning to see and hear more clearly.

The first major section urges childlike openness, stillness and willingness to relinquish familiar methods or past achievements. The speaker distinguishes ordinary calendar time from spiritual seasons, presenting ministry as dependent on hearing God rather than on activity or reputation. A later contribution recounts perceived visions of gates, food, water and writing, then uses the account of Elisha and the four lepers to encourage participation in what the speaker believes God is doing.

Prophetic declarations about spiritual growth, restored relationships and responsibility lead into communion. Bread and the cup are linked with receiving Christ’s life and strength for the journey. The closing exhortation applies fellowship to mutual support, peace between spouses and refusal to fight fellow believers. Announcements then explain a short break, a prayer watch and the next session.