Prescription #62: Impacting the World
Dear friends, The weight of events around us is not easy to bear or ignore. There is a growing burden for the Church to rise for our nation, particularly in these challenging economic and security times. “the effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much” (James 5:16). Understanding this, we must remain a family rooted in prayer. Our calling is not passive, we are to press forward, steadfast in intercession, grounded in truth, and committed to being vessels of light and healing in a world that urgently needs both. As we do so, we trust God to answer us beyond what we can ask for or imagine and to supply all our needs. We give thanks to God for the successful hosting of the Eastern, Western, and Northern Zonal Prayer and Missions Conferences. These gatherings have stirred hearts, aligned vision, and reignited our pursuit of wholeness missions. As we build on this momentum, we encourage full participation in the upcoming national and global conferences. Across our chapters, a new season of leadership is unfolding. As elections continue, we warmly welcome those stepping into responsibility for the 2026–2028 cycle. Leadership in this season is not merely positional, it is sacrificial. Let us remain bonded in fellowship, strengthening one another as we serve with humility, clarity, and purpose. We are also encouraged by the steady progress of the Impact Fund. Reaching 20% of the ₦1 billion target is a strong and faith-filled milestone, a testimony of shared vision and collective sacrifice. We press on, trusting God for greater provision as we secure a sustainable future for the vision. God bless you as you continually answer His call. Dear friend, as we press forward in all our endeavours, this is a season to pray more deeply, and serve more faithfully. God is at work among us, and we must remain aligned with His purpose. “Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power at work in us… (Ephesians 3:20), may He grant us peace in our nation, strength for every good work, and grace for faithful leadership and service, through Christ Jesus. Amen.”