12 | Day 3 Session 2 | Yahweh to Face Prophetic Conference

Dele Matthews, Ernest Paul • January 23, 2019

The opening charge reads Acts 14 and presents tribulation as a refining passage into the kingdom, urging listeners to keep its promised outcome in view. A brief host interlude encourages revisiting recorded messages and learning from other ministers. The main teaching then reassures listeners that growth may be gradual and easier to recognize retrospectively. Rather than fixating on remaining faults, believers are urged to pursue Christ and the completion of God’s purpose.

The speaker expands this into a vision of the church participating in creation’s renewal. He argues that hearing alone is insufficient: meditation, disciplined practice, perseverance and concrete action should bring spiritual convictions into daily life. Vocation, the arts, science, enterprise and public leadership are treated as fields for service, not distractions from spirituality.

An extended discussion interprets Western and Nigerian popular culture through spiritual conflict; its historical details and allegations are not independently verified. Biblical miracles and modern success stories illustrate persistence. The practical conclusion recommends keeping an idea notebook, asking for solutions and pursuing a recognized assignment. Communion prayers seek endurance, courage and creativity, followed by further examples, announcements and thanksgiving for expressing Christ in the world.