The congregation was richly blessed by a powerful ministration with the topic “Waiting on the Lord”, which emphasized total dependence and trust in God. The minister Christina Benedict Aliku taught that waiting on the Lord is not passive but an active reliance on Him in every area of our life, as expected of His children.Minister Aliku highlighted that when God’s presence is with a person,It gives direction and makes your path straight. God faithfully answers those who wait patiently on Him, fixing their eyes solely on Him and not on the challenges.
The message reassured believers that God is neither deaf nor blind; He hears sincere prayers and discerns the heart behind every request.The ministration further stressed that God has the power to transform a person’s tomorrow, regardless of their background. When Jesus steps into any situation, He brings divine turnaround. God’s blessings flow not by human merit but through His mercy.
The church was encouraged to embrace patience, understanding that waiting on the Lord requires endurance and renewed strength. Ultimately, it is the Lord Himself who strengthens His people as they wait, renewing their strength and enabling them to soar in faith and victory.