*BREAKING OF CURSES 3.*

*SCRIPTURE READING Gen 4:4-10.*

*KEY VERSE:* As the bird by wandering, as the swallow by flying, so the curse causeless shall not come.
Prov 26:2.

Brethren, there are reasons for curses.
The Bible clearly states that curse causeless shall not come, which means there must be a reason for a curse to be placed on individuals, families, communities and Nations.
Behind every curse there is a cause.
To every affliction in a man's life, there is a root; and when the root is discovered and rooted out, then comes refreshment.

He that diggeth a pit shall fall into it; and whoso breaketh an hedge, a serpent shall bite him.
Ecl 8:10.
For a curse to be in operation, it is either, you break the hedge or your parents break the hedge for the curse to show up in your life.

A curse is little different from a spell, a spell is cast from the region of the occult, from witchcraft, from satanic altar, you don't need to offend anybody, as long they don't want you to be blessed, they will just cast a spell to punish you or to frustrate your destiny.
But for every curse there must be a cause.

*FOR EXAMPLES*

1. Adam suffer a curse because he disobey God by eating the fruit of the tree in the midst of the garden. Gen 3:17

2. There was famine in the days of David, year to year because Saul killed the Gibeonites. Israel had sworn in the name of the Lord to keep them alive but Saul break the oath of the Lord by killing them and it's resulted to a curse on the entire Nation of Israel, year to year famine was prevailing, David have to go and appeal to the Gibeonites for the curse to be removed 2 Samuel 21:1-3.

*WHAT TO DO.*

1. Since there is no smoke without fire, if you want the smoke to stop, look for the fire and put it off. The same with a curse, you need to find the cause. Who did you offend? Who did your parents offend?

2. When you find the the reason why you or your family members are under a curse (who you offended) then go and apologise, ask for forgiveness, make restitution where necessary.

3. Go to a deliverance minister to break the curse or go to God in prayers on curse breaking deliverance prayers.

For counselling and prayer requests contact at Christ Royal Evangelical ministry on phone/wassap +2349044906193,
I will get back to you.

*MORNING PRAYERS*

1. Lord, reveal to me what area of my life I need repentance or restitution, in Jesus' name

2. Lord, exposed the root cause of the curse ravaging my family in Jesus' name

3. Lord, forgive me for the Sins of my ancestors and delivered me from inherited curses in Jesus' name

4. Lord, I take authority over inherited curses and command them broken now, in Jesus' name

5. Lord, I take authority over any curse emanating from my past associations and relationship, i command them broken now, in Jesus' name

6. Lord, I break every curse that have been in my family even to ten generations before me, in both father and mother sides of my family, in Jesus' name.

7. Lord, i renounce and break every curses in my family lineage in Jesus' name.

8. Lord, I command the spirit behind curses in my family, be bound and get out, in Jesus' name

9. Lord, I break the curse of automatic failures working in my family, in Jesus' name

10. Lord, I take authority over the curse of (sickness, infirmity, deformity) in my family, in Jesus' name

11. Lord, I command every curses that was issued against me, be broken, in Jesus' name

12. Add your personal prayers

*NIGHT PRAYERS*

*SCRIPTURE FOR MEDITATION: Genesis 12:2-3.*

1. Lord, I take authority over every curses that is unconsciously working against me, break, in Jesus' name

2. Lord, let the root of my life be purged by the fire of the Holy Spirit, in Jesus' name

3. Lord, let my foundation be washed in the blood of Jesus in Jesus' name

4. Lord, I break every curse in my family, that was placed on the children to punish their parents, in Jesus' name

5. Lord, I break every curse placed on me out of jealousy, in Jesus' name

6. Lord, I break every clinical and medical curse in my family, in Jesus' name

7. Lord, I break every curse issued against me by satanic ministers, and false prophets, in Jesus' name.

8. Lord, I break every curse from evil prophecies, in Jesus' name

9. Holy Ghost Fire, burn to ashes every sacrifices offered against me, in Jesus' name

10. Lord, I command all evil spirits associated with any curse, to get out of me now, in Jesus' name

Have a great night rest🏿👋

*JESUS IS LORD*

"NO VICTOR, NO VANQUISHED”? NO, SIR. JUST THE BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT
A Truthful Dissection of Gen. Gowon’s Crocodile Tears

✍Ugochimereze Chinedu Asuzu

"I always remember the Civil War. It was the most difficult period of my life. It was not my choice…” So says General Yakubu Gowon: decades after the fact, as if the burden of memory alone could exonerate a man from the burden of responsibility.

But memory, stripped of remorse, becomes theatre. And this latest performance by the old General, wrapped in prayerful tones and wistful platitudes, is exactly that a theatre of moral evasion. What was presented as reflection was in fact deflection. A man who presided over the darkest chapter in Nigeria’s history now seeks to launder his conscience with the sponge of spirituality, mouthing prayers as if that were enough to bury three million truths beneath the soil of forgetfulness.

No, sir. You did not pray. You played. You played politics with people’s lives. You played Russian roulette with the destiny of a region. You played central command while entire communities burned. You stood at the gates of peace and walked away. The blood did not flow because you had no choice, it flowed because you made a choice. And the choice was war.

You stood beside Odumegwu Ojukwu at Aburi in Ghana. There, both of you spoke, agreed, shook hands and made a pact. You returned to Lagos to a hero’s welcome, but before the ink of trust could dry, you tore it apart. You listened to federal hawks, buried Aburi under the rubble of Decree No. 8, and turned your face from peace. You betrayed a solemn covenant for the sake of power. That betrayal, not the first shot fired, is where the war truly began.

The records are stubborn. They do not bend to nostalgia. They remind us that before a single Biafran soldier took up arms, thousands of Igbos had been hacked down in the North. Pregnant women butchered. Children beheaded. Men dismembered in full daylight. Railway stations were turned into morgues. Churches, into chambers of death. Kaduna. Kano. Jos. The North descended into madness, and the East was served grief on a plate of silence.

You, sir, presided over that silence. You were Commander-in-Chief, not a curious passerby. You issued words but withheld justice. You gave speeches, but not shelter. You watched a people bleed and called it unfortunate. And now, years later, you whisper: "It was never out of hatred." But hatred needs no introduction when its fruit is genocide.

And then came your famous phrase, carved into Nigeria’s post-war psyche: “No victor, no vanquished.” It sounded noble. It rang loud. But it rang false. Because the war ended, yes, but justice never began. Biafrans were not vanquished by force alone, they were buried beneath the rubble of reconstruction. Their economy was stripped. Their currency devalued. Their children starved. Their land mined and their dignity mocked. What you called reintegration, we lived as retribution. What you labeled reconciliation, we endured as marginalisation. The victor danced in national attire. The vanquished crawled through national amnesia.

Sir, you had the chance to become a Mandela long before South Africa birthed one. You had the moment. The world watched. The African continent stood still. But you chose empire over empathy. You chose command over compassion. You chose to keep Nigeria one by breaking a people in half. And now, the same mouth that sanctioned the guns says, "I prayed to God." Perhaps you did. But God is not mocked by crocodile tears. Not when the skulls of infants still haunt the red soil of Nsukka, Aba, Umuahia, and Onitsha.

Prayer is not repentance. Repentance begins with truth. And the truth is that you, along with others, enabled a war that was avoidable. You squandered the peace we almost had at Aburi. You enabled pogroms with your silence. You denied justice its wings and handed the world a bullet instead. And when it was all done, you wrapped the pain in poetry and hoped the music would make us forget.

But we remember. Not because we hate. But because we bleed.

This is not a call to bitterness. It is a call to honesty. To name what happened. To look the children of Biafra in the eye and say: Yes, you were wronged. Yes, we failed you. Yes, the war was avoidable. And no, it should never have happened.

Until then, sir, do not cloak yourself in prayer while justice lies unclothed. Do not speak of love when you could not uphold truth. Do not say “it was not my choice” when history has proven otherwise. And above all, do not try to rewrite what we lived.

You may now carry the Bible in one hand. But the other hand still drips with memories. Your legacy may wear the robe of elder statesmanship. But it remains stained by silence, by betrayal, and by the bones of those who trusted your word at Aburi.

So here, General Gowon, is what history truly says:
You may cry now, but the tears do not wash the blood away.
You may kneel today, but that does not undo the horror of yesterday.
You may pray, but the ghosts still answer with questions.
And until Nigeria confronts its past with courage, it will never know peace that lasts.

We forgive. But we do not forget. We move on. But we do not move blind.

Because truth, bitter as it may be - is still better than convenient lies.

✍Ugochimereze Chinedu Asuzu
Social Cum Political Analysis|Tuesday, June 10, 2025

The story of the two thieves on the cross is a poignant moment in the New Testament, specifically found in the Gospel of Luke (23:32-43). When Jesus was crucified, he wasn’t alone; he was flanked by two criminals, often referred to as thieves.

As they hung there, one of the thieves mocked Jesus, questioning why he couldn’t save himself if he was truly the Messiah. The other thief, however, had a change of heart. He rebuked the first, recognizing that they were being punished justly for their crimes, while Jesus was innocent. This thief then turned to Jesus and asked to be remembered when He entered His kingdom.

In a beautiful response, Jesus assured him, “Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in paradise.” This moment highlights themes of repentance, grace, and salvation, showing that it's never too late to seek forgiveness and that Jesus’s mercy is available to all, even in our final moments. It’s a powerful reminder that faith can lead to redemption, no matter our past

Before, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was sitting in a corner while President Bola Tinubu was praying in a mosque (Sanwo-Olu is a Christian and MFM member)

Now, Governor Sanwo-Olu is joining the prayer and praying the Islamic way.

What a way to show true repentance and prove your loyalty

Even though God is universal for all mankind, yet He accept praise from those who draw near to Him in holiness and repentance.

WHEN satan TRIES TO DISCUSS YOUR PRESENT SITUATION WITH YOU, DISCUSS HIS FUTURE WITH HIM.

-Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr

During the Third Service of Enough Is Enough Service, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr encouraged the congregation to remain positive in the face of difficult situations by focusing on God's Word for victory.

He said: “Don't let anything get you down. No matter what the situation is, keep reminding yourself there is a way out. “I have read the end of the story and the end is that: ‘I win’. There is a way out! I know that no matter how this situation looks, I'm coming out victorious. There is a way out!” Keep reminding yourself of that and keep rejoicing in the Lord. Church Gist. Somebody said when satan tries to discuss your present situation with you, discuss his future with him. Tell him: “Remember where you are going, you are already destined for hell there is no repentance for you, destruction is your end. But for me victory is my end. Glory is my end.” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Don't let anything get you down. Whatever it is that he whispers: “Look at you, you are not married yet.” Tell him: “Oh! I give glory to God!” You know why? The present is unmarried, the future is gloriously married, beautifully married, colourfully married.

When he tells you: “Look at you, your business has not broken through yet.” Tell him: “That's the present. The future is supernatural breakthrough, the kind of breakthrough that will make you cry. That's what is waiting (for me)!” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Keep yourself excited! Church Gist. Never allow yourself to get down. Never allow the enemy to get you down. At every point in time, keep yourself rejoicing in the Word because the Word is your guarantee of victory in the World. Shout hallelujah! And you know what that does? It's when your joy stays up like that, He begins to show you the steps to take. Why? Thou will show me the path of life! In Thy presence, there is fullness of joy and at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Thou will show me as I keep my joy alive. He opens my eyes to see what is hiding beside me.”

WHEN satan TRIES TO DISCUSS YOUR PRESENT SITUATION WITH YOU, DISCUSS HIS FUTURE WITH HIM.

-Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr

During the Third Service of Enough Is Enough Service, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr encouraged the congregation to remain positive in the face of difficult situations by focusing on God's Word for victory.

He said: “Don't let anything get you down. No matter what the situation is, keep reminding yourself there is a way out. “I have read the end of the story and the end is that: ‘I win’. There is a way out! I know that no matter how this situation looks, I'm coming out victorious. There is a way out!” Keep reminding yourself of that and keep rejoicing in the Lord. Church Gist. Somebody said when satan tries to discuss your present situation with you, discuss his future with him. Tell him: “Remember where you are going, you are already destined for hell there is no repentance for you, destruction is your end. But for me victory is my end. Glory is my end.” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Don't let anything get you down. Whatever it is that he whispers: “Look at you, you are not married yet.” Tell him: “Oh! I give glory to God!” You know why? The present is unmarried, the future is gloriously married, beautifully married, colourfully married.

When he tells you: “Look at you, your business has not broken through yet.” Tell him: “That's the present. The future is supernatural breakthrough, the kind of breakthrough that will make you cry. That's what is waiting (for me)!” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Keep yourself excited! Church Gist. Never allow yourself to get down. Never allow the enemy to get you down. At every point in time, keep yourself rejoicing in the Word because the Word is your guarantee of victory in the World. Shout hallelujah! And you know what that does? It's when your joy stays up like that, He begins to show you the steps to take. Why? Thou will show me the path of life! In Thy presence, there is fullness of joy and at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Thou will show me as I keep my joy alive. He opens my eyes to see what is hiding beside me.”

WHEN satan TRIES TO DISCUSS YOUR PRESENT SITUATION WITH YOU, DISCUSS HIS FUTURE WITH HIM.

-Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr

During the Third Service of Enough Is Enough Service, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr encouraged the congregation to remain positive in the face of difficult situations by focusing on God's Word for victory.

He said: “Don't let anything get you down. No matter what the situation is, keep reminding yourself there is a way out. “I have read the end of the story and the end is that: ‘I win’. There is a way out! I know that no matter how this situation looks, I'm coming out victorious. There is a way out!” Keep reminding yourself of that and keep rejoicing in the Lord. Church Gist. Somebody said when satan tries to discuss your present situation with you, discuss his future with him. Tell him: “Remember where you are going, you are already destined for hell there is no repentance for you, destruction is your end. But for me victory is my end. Glory is my end.” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Don't let anything get you down. Whatever it is that he whispers: “Look at you, you are not married yet.” Tell him: “Oh! I give glory to God!” You know why? The present is unmarried, the future is gloriously married, beautifully married, colourfully married.

When he tells you: “Look at you, your business has not broken through yet.” Tell him: “That's the present. The future is supernatural breakthrough, the kind of breakthrough that will make you cry. That's what is waiting (for me)!” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Keep yourself excited! Church Gist. Never allow yourself to get down. Never allow the enemy to get you down. At every point in time, keep yourself rejoicing in the Word because the Word is your guarantee of victory in the World. Shout hallelujah! And you know what that does? It's when your joy stays up like that, He begins to show you the steps to take. Why? Thou will show me the path of life! In Thy presence, there is fullness of joy and at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Thou will show me as I keep my joy alive. He opens my eyes to see what is hiding beside me.”

WHEN satan TRIES TO DISCUSS YOUR PRESENT SITUATION WITH YOU, DISCUSS HIS FUTURE WITH HIM.

-Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr

During the Third Service of Enough Is Enough Service, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr encouraged the congregation to remain positive in the face of difficult situations by focusing on God's Word for victory.

He said: “Don't let anything get you down. No matter what the situation is, keep reminding yourself there is a way out. “I have read the end of the story and the end is that: ‘I win’. There is a way out! I know that no matter how this situation looks, I'm coming out victorious. There is a way out!” Keep reminding yourself of that and keep rejoicing in the Lord. Church Gist. Somebody said when satan tries to discuss your present situation with you, discuss his future with him. Tell him: “Remember where you are going, you are already destined for hell there is no repentance for you, destruction is your end. But for me victory is my end. Glory is my end.” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Don't let anything get you down. Whatever it is that he whispers: “Look at you, you are not married yet.” Tell him: “Oh! I give glory to God!” You know why? The present is unmarried, the future is gloriously married, beautifully married, colourfully married.

When he tells you: “Look at you, your business has not broken through yet.” Tell him: “That's the present. The future is supernatural breakthrough, the kind of breakthrough that will make you cry. That's what is waiting (for me)!” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Keep yourself excited! Church Gist. Never allow yourself to get down. Never allow the enemy to get you down. At every point in time, keep yourself rejoicing in the Word because the Word is your guarantee of victory in the World. Shout hallelujah! And you know what that does? It's when your joy stays up like that, He begins to show you the steps to take. Why? Thou will show me the path of life! In Thy presence, there is fullness of joy and at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Thou will show me as I keep my joy alive. He opens my eyes to see what is hiding beside me.”

WHEN satan TRIES TO DISCUSS YOUR PRESENT SITUATION WITH YOU, DISCUSS HIS FUTURE WITH HIM.

-Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr

During the Third Service of Enough Is Enough Service, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr encouraged the congregation to remain positive in the face of difficult situations by focusing on God's Word for victory.

He said: “Don't let anything get you down. No matter what the situation is, keep reminding yourself there is a way out. “I have read the end of the story and the end is that: ‘I win’. There is a way out! I know that no matter how this situation looks, I'm coming out victorious. There is a way out!” Keep reminding yourself of that and keep rejoicing in the Lord. Church Gist. Somebody said when satan tries to discuss your present situation with you, discuss his future with him. Tell him: “Remember where you are going, you are already destined for hell there is no repentance for you, destruction is your end. But for me victory is my end. Glory is my end.” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Don't let anything get you down. Whatever it is that he whispers: “Look at you, you are not married yet.” Tell him: “Oh! I give glory to God!” You know why? The present is unmarried, the future is gloriously married, beautifully married, colourfully married.

When he tells you: “Look at you, your business has not broken through yet.” Tell him: “That's the present. The future is supernatural breakthrough, the kind of breakthrough that will make you cry. That's what is waiting (for me)!” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Keep yourself excited! Church Gist. Never allow yourself to get down. Never allow the enemy to get you down. At every point in time, keep yourself rejoicing in the Word because the Word is your guarantee of victory in the World. Shout hallelujah! And you know what that does? It's when your joy stays up like that, He begins to show you the steps to take. Why? Thou will show me the path of life! In Thy presence, there is fullness of joy and at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Thou will show me as I keep my joy alive. He opens my eyes to see what is hiding beside me.”

WHEN satan TRIES TO DISCUSS YOUR PRESENT SITUATION WITH YOU, DISCUSS HIS FUTURE WITH HIM.

-Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr

During the Third Service of Enough Is Enough Service, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr encouraged the congregation to remain positive in the face of difficult situations by focusing on God's Word for victory.

He said: “Don't let anything get you down. No matter what the situation is, keep reminding yourself there is a way out. “I have read the end of the story and the end is that: ‘I win’. There is a way out! I know that no matter how this situation looks, I'm coming out victorious. There is a way out!” Keep reminding yourself of that and keep rejoicing in the Lord. Church Gist. Somebody said when satan tries to discuss your present situation with you, discuss his future with him. Tell him: “Remember where you are going, you are already destined for hell there is no repentance for you, destruction is your end. But for me victory is my end. Glory is my end.” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Don't let anything get you down. Whatever it is that he whispers: “Look at you, you are not married yet.” Tell him: “Oh! I give glory to God!” You know why? The present is unmarried, the future is gloriously married, beautifully married, colourfully married.

When he tells you: “Look at you, your business has not broken through yet.” Tell him: “That's the present. The future is supernatural breakthrough, the kind of breakthrough that will make you cry. That's what is waiting (for me)!” Is somebody getting what God is saying? Keep yourself excited! Church Gist. Never allow yourself to get down. Never allow the enemy to get you down. At every point in time, keep yourself rejoicing in the Word because the Word is your guarantee of victory in the World. Shout hallelujah! And you know what that does? It's when your joy stays up like that, He begins to show you the steps to take. Why? Thou will show me the path of life! In Thy presence, there is fullness of joy and at thy right hand there are pleasures forevermore. Thou will show me as I keep my joy alive. He opens my eyes to see what is hiding beside me.”