The Word of Grace

Grace Assembly, Oregun
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Grace Assembly is a family-oriented church! We are totally awed by the power of the life-transforming words that God so graciously speaks to us always. To learn more about us, please visit: https://thegraceassembly.org/about/

  1. 2d ago

    MAKE THE LORD YOUR DELIGHT, And See What Happens!/Pastor Femi Paul/Thanksgiving Service

    At our November 2026 Testimony & Thanksgiving Service, Pastor Femi Paul brought us God's Word titled “MAKE THE LORD YOUR DELIGHT, And See What Happens!” Drawing from Job 22:25–28, we were reminded that when God becomes our greatest treasure and delight, our relationship with Him takes on a beautiful new dimension. We find joy in His presence, confidence in prayer and assurance in His promises. Scripture speaks of answered prayers, established decisions, divine favour and light shining upon our paths. When the Lord becomes our delight, we can expect His goodness to be revealed in remarkable ways. Iyanu ma sele! The message challenged us to move beyond merely seeking what God can give us to genuinely enjoying who He is. Psalm 37:4–5 shows us how: enjoy serving the Lord, commit everything to Him, depend on Him and trust Him completely. Making God our delight is a daily choice to treasure His presence, honour our commitments to Him and place our desires and decisions in His hands. As we do, we can confidently trust Him to take care of us, establish our steps and bring His promises to pass. Make the Lord your delight, and see what happens! Confession: Father, thank You for Your goodness and faithfulness. You are my greatest treasure, and I choose to make You my delight. Teach me to enjoy serving You, honour my commitments to You and trust You with every area of my life. As I commit my ways to You, let Your favour shine upon my path, establish the work of my hands and fill my life with testimonies of Your goodness. Iyanu ma sele! In Jesus' name, Amen!

    MAKE THE LORD YOUR DELIGHT, And See What Happens!/Pastor Femi Paul/Thanksgiving Service

  2. 6d ago

    LORD, OPEN MY EYES!/Min Eshema Momoh/Premium Worship & Prayers Service

    At our Premium Worship & Prayers Service, Min Eshema Momoh continued our teaching series on Help with a message titled “LORD, OPEN MY EYES! – The Awareness of Our Help.” Drawing from 2 Kings 6:15–17, we were reminded that when Elisha's servant saw an army surrounding them, Elisha saw something greater: God's mighty army standing ready to defend them. The difference was not the presence of help, but the awareness of it. Like Moses with his rod, the widow with her jar of oil and the disciples with five loaves and two fish, we may already have something in our hands that God can use to bring the help we need. The message challenged us to examine ourselves through four mirrors: what we have in our hands, our thoughts, our character and our testimony. Are we recognising and using what God has given us? Are our thoughts aligned with His Word? Does our character reflect His Spirit, and does our testimony inspire confidence in others? Sometimes, the help we are praying for begins with recognising what God has already provided and allowing Him to work through us. May our eyes be opened to see His help, recognise our opportunities and make the most of what He has placed within our reach! Confession: Lord, open my eyes to recognise the help You have already made available to me. Help me see beyond my limitations and recognise the gifts, opportunities and resources You have placed in my hands. Renew my thoughts, strengthen my character and make my life a testimony of Your goodness. I declare that You are my refuge and strength, my ever-present help in trouble. My help comes from You, the Maker of heaven and earth. Amen.

    LORD, OPEN MY EYES!/Min Eshema Momoh/Premium Worship & Prayers Service

  3. Oct 25

    Rooted and Moving Beyond the Past/Bro. Faith Umar/Youth Sunday Service

    At today's Youth Sunday Service, Bro. Faith Umar brought us God's Word titled “Rooted and Moving Beyond the Past.” Drawing from Ephesians 3:17 and Isaiah 43:18–19, we were reminded that a life deeply rooted in Christ's love is not meant to remain trapped in yesterday's experiences. Whether through past mistakes, disappointments, painful memories or even former achievements, the past can hold us back from embracing what God is doing today. Yet God declares that He is doing a new thing! Being rooted in Christ gives us the strength to move forward without allowing our past to define our future. The message encouraged us to follow Paul's example of leaving what lies behind and pressing towards what lies ahead. Moving forward does not mean pretending the past never happened; it means allowing God's forgiveness, healing and promises to have the final word. Like David, we can find strength in the Lord during difficult seasons, and like Job, we can hold firmly to our trust in God even when life is painful. As we forgive others, receive God's mercy and remain grounded in His love, we make room for the new things He desires to do in our lives. Stay rooted in Christ, release the past and keep moving forward! Confession: Father, thank You for rooting and grounding me in Your love. Help me release every hurt, regret and disappointment that has kept me looking backwards. Teach me to forgive as You have forgiven me, and give me the courage to trust You through every season. My past will not define my future. I receive Your grace to embrace the new things You are doing in my life and press forward into Your purpose. Amen.

    Rooted and Moving Beyond the Past/Bro. Faith Umar/Youth Sunday Service

  4. Oct 21

    Teach Us How to Pray for Help & Helpers/Pastor Femi Paul/MidWeek Interactive Service

    At today's Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul taught us “TEACH US HOW TO PRAY FOR HELP & HELPERS.” We were reminded that helpers have been part of God's plan for humanity from the very beginning. Jesus Himself promised us another Helper, the Holy Spirit, who would remain with us forever. Yet, while God has made help available, we must learn to ask for it rightly. Scripture reminds us that we sometimes do not receive because we ask amiss, and even when we do not know what or how to pray, the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. The right help begins with knowing how to ask God for it. The message led us into heartfelt prayers for able and willing helpers, not reluctant or manipulative ones, and for wisdom to navigate difficult situations in our finances, health, work and relationships. We also prayed for courage, discernment and perseverance, while asking God to make us genuine helpers who encourage rather than discourage others. Our confidence is that God hears those who cry out for help, and His help empowers us to accomplish what we cannot achieve alone. With God's help, we will do mighty things in life! Prayer: Father, thank You for the Holy Spirit, my ever-present Helper. Teach me how to pray and ask for the help I truly need. Send me able and willing helpers, never reluctant or manipulative ones. Give me wisdom in difficult situations, courage when I am afraid, discernment to make the right decisions and perseverance to keep going. Make me a source of genuine help and encouragement to others. With Your help, I will do mighty things in life, in Jesus' name. Amen!

    Teach Us How to Pray for Help & Helpers/Pastor Femi Paul/MidWeek Interactive Service

  5. Oct 18

    Help from Above/Pastor Colins Nwosu/Holy Communion Service

    Pastor Colins Nwosu brought us God's Word titled “Help from Above.” Drawing from Psalm 121, we were reminded that our ultimate source of help is the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. People may support us, but God remains the source of every help we need. He neither slumbers nor sleeps, watches over our lives and preserves our going out and coming in. What a comforting assurance that the One who created heaven and earth is also personally concerned about our wellbeing! The message also directed our attention to the Holy Spirit, our ever-present Helper, who teaches, guides and intercedes for us, even when we do not know what to pray. God promises in Psalm 32:8 to instruct us and guide us in the way we should go. We can therefore face life's uncertainties with confidence, knowing that divine help includes not only strength and protection, but also wisdom and direction. Our help comes from above, and we can trust the One who never stops watching over us. Prayer: Father, thank You for being my unfailing source of help. I lift my eyes to You, knowing that You neither slumber nor sleep. Preserve my going out and coming in, guide my steps and strengthen me through Your Holy Spirit. When I do not know what to do or how to pray, help me to depend on You. My help comes from You, Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. Amen.

    Help from Above/Pastor Colins Nwosu/Holy Communion Service

  6. Oct 14

    The Helper, The Holy Spirit/Pastor Colins Nwosu/MidWeek Service

    Pastor Colins Nwosu brought us God's Word titled “The Helper, the Holy Spirit.” Continuing our focus on the help we need in life, we were reminded that God has given us a Helper who is always with us: the Holy Spirit. Jesus described Him as our Helper, and the Greek word Parakletos speaks of one called alongside us to help, counsel, intercede and stand in our defence. Even when we do not know what or how to pray, the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness and intercedes for us. What a beautiful assurance that we are never left to navigate life in our own strength! The message also reminded us that the Holy Spirit does more than come to our aid in difficult moments; He empowers us to live differently every day. As we walk in step with Him, He helps us overcome the desires of the flesh and produces His fruit in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Our responsibility is to yield to His leading, depend on His strength and allow His presence to shape our character. We have been given a Helper; let us learn to live as people who are truly helped! Prayer: Father, thank You for the precious gift of the Holy Spirit, my ever-present Helper. Teach me to recognise His voice, depend on His strength and yield to His leading. When I am weak or do not know what to pray, remind me that He intercedes for me. May His fruit become increasingly evident in my life as I walk daily in step with Him. Amen.

    The Helper, The Holy Spirit/Pastor Colins Nwosu/MidWeek Service

  7. Oct 11

    HOW TO RECOGNIZE HELPERS/Pastor Femi Paul/Hymnal & Pure Worship Service

    At today's Hymnal & Pure Worship Service, Pastor Femi Paul continued Wednesday's teaching with a message titled “HOW TO RECOGNIZE HELPERS.” Building on the story of the man at the pool of Bethesda, we were reminded that no one succeeds in life entirely alone; someone helped! God places strategic relationships and destiny helpers along our journey, but recognising them is just as important as needing them. These helpers may not come with money, influence or impressive appearances. Sometimes, the person who teaches us how to fish is a greater blessing than the one who simply gives us fish. The message challenged us to become more discerning, gracious and intentional in our relationships. We must learn to look beyond appearances, treat people with kindness, remain sensitive to God's guidance and appreciate those who support us. We were also encouraged to become helpers ourselves, remembering that what we do for others can open doors of help in our own lives. May we never overlook the people God sends our way or miss our day of divine visitation! Prayer: Father, thank You for the helpers You have placed along my journey. Open my eyes to recognise them, give me wisdom to discern their purpose and a grateful heart to honour them. Guide me into the right relationships, and make me a blessing and a destiny helper to others. I will not miss my day of visitation, in Jesus' name. Amen.

    HOW TO RECOGNIZE HELPERS/Pastor Femi Paul/Hymnal & Pure Worship Service

  8. Oct 7

    HELP, I NEED HELPERS!/Pastor Femi Paul/Warfare Wednesday (October 2026)

    At today’s Warfare Wednesday Service, Pastor Femi Paul gave a short exhortation and led us in prayers on “HELP, I NEED HELPERS!” From the man at the pool of Bethesda who lamented, “I have no one to help me,” we were reminded that no one succeeds in life entirely alone; someone helped. Admitting that we need a helper is wisdom, not weakness. At different points in life, we all need people God can position to support us, lift us and help us move forward. We prayed for God to send help from His sanctuary and support from Zion, recognising also that roles can switch: today’s helper may need a helper tomorrow. We must therefore be willing both to receive help and to become helpers ourselves. Above all, our confidence rests in God, who declares, “I will strengthen you; I will help you; I will uphold you with My victorious right hand.” Wherever help is needed, may God send the right helpers at the right time. Prayer: O God, come quickly to my help! Send me the right helpers for every area of my life where I cannot go alone. Give me the humility to receive help and the grace to become a helper to others. I hold firmly to Your promise: You will strengthen me, You will help me, and You will uphold me with Your victorious right hand. Amen.

    HELP, I NEED HELPERS!/Pastor Femi Paul/Warfare Wednesday (October 2026)
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Grace Assembly is a family-oriented church! We are totally awed by the power of the life-transforming words that God so graciously speaks to us always. To learn more about us, please visit: https://thegraceassembly.org/about/

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    Grace Assembly, Oregun
  • Years Active
    2016 - 2026
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