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January Wednesday 1st

TOPIC: TESTIMONIES OF GOD’S PRESENCE IN HOLINESS REVIVAL MOVEMENT
Text: Mark 1: 9-12
Key verse: Luke 3:22 And the Holy Ghost descended in a bodily shape like a dove upon him, and a voice came from heaven, which said, Thou art my beloved Son; in thee I am well pleased.

We were in Liberia for a crusade and during the program, a particular sister that was invited had prayed before our arrival to the venue, “O Lord, O Lord, are these ministers true? Is the testimony of Sister Linda true? Confirm it to me.” She did not know that God would answer that prayer literally. When it was time for Sister Linda to give her testimony, God opened her eyes and she saw Jesus in the altar as He embraced Sister Linda saying, “Thank you for bringing the truth to My people.” Jesus went further to embrace me saying the same thing, “Thank you for bringing the truth to My people.” Jesus did the same to two State Coordinators that came with me from Nigeria and also one of our pastors that came from America. Hallelujah!

At the same crusade, a particular man met one of my State Coordinators and said while I was preaching he saw a beautiful dove in the hall of meeting. This dove (which is the symbol of the Holy Spirit) came over us in the pulpit. (That was God walking upon the earth, among the sons of men). As the dove was flying, the man was just gazing after it until it flew away. Then he tapped his wife, “Did you see?” The wife asked, “See what?” He asked, “You didn’t see the dove?” The wife said, “Which dove? I didn’t see any dove.” Then the man realized he had seen a revelation. Somewhere else, something similar was playing out. After the crusade, the National Coordinator of Liberia went home and a woman came to him to testify to what she witnessed on the crusade ground. She said, “The dove that I saw in the crusade. Ah, it was a very beautiful dove!” Holiness Revival Movement is in the hand of God. It is in the heart of God. It is the will of God. It is the plan of God. It is the end time ark of salvation for mankind!

Thought for the day: HOREMOW is in the hand of God. It is in the heart of God
Song for the day: Some years ago I gave my life to Jesus
Bible reading for the day: Genesis 1-2; Matthew 1
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