DON'T EXPECT A FAIR WORLD.

DON'T EXPECT A FAIR WORLD.

The game of life is not always fair. 

Not everyone will treat you the way you treat them, and not everyone will appreciate the good you do for them.

If you want to protect your peace, live prepared for unfairness from anywhere and from anybody.

Sometimes, the very people you respect, support, trust, and treat well may suddenly turn against you. 

Those you helped may misunderstand you. 

Those you honoured may dishonour you. 

Those you stood with may abandon you when you need them most.

Live ready. 

Not bitter, but wiser. 

Not suspicious, but discerning. 

Not hostile, but emotionally prepared.

Do not allow another person's unfairness to steal your peace, change your character, or turn your heart into a home for bitterness.

You cannot control how people treat you, but you can control how you respond. 

You do not have to react to every provocation, explain yourself to everyone, or fight every battle.

Guard your heart. Protect your peace.

Keep doing what is right, even when others do what is wrong.

Remember, your peace is too precious to be surrendered to people's changing attitudes. 

Let God be your defender, wisdom your guide, and self-control your strength.

“Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.” — Proverbs 4:23 (KJV)

Expect fairness, but prepare for unfairness. 

Give love, but exercise discernment. 

Do good, but do not make your peace dependent on people's appreciation. 

Above all, keep your heart right before God.

Stay peaceful. Stay prayerful. Stay wise. Keep moving forward!

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)

DO GOOD NOT FOR CHEERS.

DO GOOD NOT FOR CHEERS.

Do good for the sake of doing good—not for the cheers.

Do the right thing, not for applause, recognition, or the approval of people, but because it is the right thing to do.

Remember, gold does not stop shining when people are not looking at it. 

Even in darkness, gold remains gold. 

It does not lose its value simply because nobody is watching.

Likewise, your kindness, integrity, sacrifice, honesty, and good works do not become less valuable because nobody applauds you.

Sometimes, you may do good and receive no THANK YOU.

You may serve and receive no RECOGNITION.

You may sacrifice and receive no APPLAUSE.

Keep doing good.

God sees what people overlook. Heaven records what earth may ignore.

“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9 (KJV)

Do good because it is good.

Do right because it is right.

Serve because it is your calling.

Give because you can.

Love because Christ loved you.

Your worth is not determined by the volume of applause you receive.

Keep shining—even when nobody is looking. 

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)

Pay Attention To Little Things

THOSE WHO ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS PAY ATTENTION TO LITTLE ONES.

Great accomplishments are rarely the result of one big decision. 

More often, they are the outcome of small things done consistently, carefully, and faithfully.

A person who wants to build a great life must learn to pay attention to the little things:

A small opportunity.

A simple instruction.

A quiet moment of prayer.

A little saving.

A small act of kindness.

A few minutes wisely invested.

A seemingly insignificant word.

A little knowledge gained every day.

Never despise small beginnings. What looks insignificant today may become the foundation of something remarkable tomorrow.

Jesus said:

“He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much.”

— Luke 16:10 KJV

Greatness is often hidden in the details.

Pay attention to the little things. Do them faithfully. Do them well. And let God multiply them into something great.

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)

My Comforter Is Here

Open Door Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ. 

I believe every Winner must have been imparted with the grace for creative wisdom all through the month of September. My prayer is that no one shall lack the proofs of this virtue in our adventure all through life in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen 

Remember, God’s agenda is to crown the year with His goodness and now we are just about to enter the last quarter of the year which represents the beginning of the crowning weeks of the year, we should all expect the balance of our God’s open door agenda to open up before the year runs out. 

But what is the Holy Ghost saying for the great month of October 2026?

One scriptural phrase kept ringing in my heart concerning October 2026 – ‘Showers of Blessings’, ‘Showers of Blessings’ – Ezek. 34:25-26

But the outpouring of the Holy Spirit is what provokes the unleashing of the blessings of God upon His people.

As it is written, ‘I will pour out my spirit upon you and my blessings upon your upsprings thereby turning you to the envy of your world – Isa. 44:3-5   (paraphrased)

We also saw how the Holy Spirit is described as the later rain in scriptures  therefore in these last days, God shall be pouring His Spirit upon the people as the rain, ushering us into realms of showers of blessings, restoring our redemptive dignity and wiping away every trace of shame and reproach    – Joel 2:23-27 / Isa. 61:1-7

Among other, the Holy Spirit turns believers to men and women o be wondered at                                                          – 1Sam. 10:6/ Act. 17:6

The question is, how does the Holy Spirit facilitate outpouring of blessings?

Note that, the manifestation of the spirit is given to every believer for profitable living - 1Cor. 2:7

The following are some of the manifestations of the Holy Spirit in this regard:

ü  The Spirit of revelation that turns men into institutions – Isa. 60:1-3/22/ Eph. 1:17-18

ü  The Spirit of faith that makes giants – 2Cor. 4:13/ Act. 24:14/ Heb. 11:33-34  

ü  The Spirit of love that makes believers more than conqueror – Rom. 5:5/ 2Tim. 1:6-7/                         Rom. 8:35-37/ 1Cor. 2:9

ü  The Spirit of obedience that causes men to prosper and have good success – Deut. 28:1-2/ Josh. 1:8/ Ezek. 36:27

ü  The Spirit of wisdom that enthrones  – Deut. 34:9/   Pro. 8:15-16

But as it is written “If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children: how much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?”   – Luk. 11:13

This is why a thirst and a panting is a fundamental requirement for empowerment of the Spirit                        – Psa. 63:1-3/ Zech. 10:1

Therefore, the prophetic focus for the month of October 2026 is

MY COMFORTER IS HERE – Isa. 44:3-5

Recommended books of the month authored by me include:

*Manifestations of the Spirit *Anointing for Breakthrough *Anointing for Exploits *Understanding the Anointing  *Not by Power nor by Might

Remain ever blessed.       

 Jesus is Lord! 

David O. Oyedepo

NB. To be read during our services of Wednesday Sept. 30 and Sunday Oct. 4. 2026

ROASTING WHAT YOU HUNT

TAKE TIME TO ROAST WHAT YOU HUNT.

Proverbs 12:27 KJV

“The slothful man roasteth not that which he took in hunting: but the substance of a diligent man is precious.”

Imagine spending hours hunting, finally catching something valuable, bringing it home—and then failing to prepare it for food!

That is the picture Solomon gives us of a slothful person.

The problem is not that he had no opportunity.

The problem is not that he had nothing.

He had something in his hands, but he failed to make use of it.

Sadly, this happens in our lives too.

Some people have good ideas but never implement them.

Some acquire education but never apply it.

Some receive great opportunities but fail to pursue them.

Some have talents but never develop them.

Some start businesses, projects or ministries but abandon them halfway.

It is possible to work hard to acquire something and then become too lazy or careless to benefit from it.

Opportunity must be followed by diligence.

Don't just pray for opportunities—prepare to use them.

Don't just acquire knowledge—apply it.

Don't just receive resources—steward them.

Don't just start—finish.

Don't just catch the “fish”—clean it, cook it and enjoy it! 

The difference between having something and benefiting from it is often diligent stewardship.

What has God already placed in your hands?

Whatever it is, don't waste it.

Diligence turns opportunities into results!

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)

BEWARE OF CARELESS DEBTS

CARELESS DEBTS MAKES YOU A SERVANT TO YOUR PAST.

When others are paying their way forward, a person trapped in careless debt is often paying backwards.

Debt is not always wrong. 

Sometimes borrowing can be useful when it is carefully planned and serves a productive purpose. 

But careless and unnecessary debt can steal tomorrow's income to pay for yesterday's desires.

Every instalment committed today reduces the freedom you have to build tomorrow.

Before you borrow, ask yourself:

🔹 Do I really need this, or do I simply want it?

🔹 Will this debt create value, or merely consume my future income?

🔹 Can I comfortably repay it without compromising my family's needs?

🔹 Am I borrowing to build, or borrowing to impress?

The Bible gives us a sobering reminder:

“The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender.”

— Proverbs 22:7 (KJV)

Financial wisdom is not only knowing how to make money: it is knowing how to protect your future from unnecessary financial obligations.

Don't allow yesterday's decisions to become tomorrow's master.

Live within your means. 

Borrow wisely. 

Pay faithfully. 

Save intentionally. 

Invest patiently. 

Build a legacy.

Your future deserves more than the leftovers of your past.

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)

The Mind Is Like A Parachute