Attitude of Gratitude (s1)

This was the sermon Preached during the Special thanksgiving for the successful 21days of Liberation camp prayer and fasting that climaxed last Wednesday 21st October 2026, by Rev. Prophet Sunday. V. O Okpere at the headquarters of Deliverance Holy Mission Int’L Benin City. Addressing the congregation, the Spiritual Leader has enjoined the Congregation to be contented with what they have and be thankful to God Almighty. Noting that, whoever that’s not grateful for whatever God has blessed them with is a great fool. Prophet Okpere said, attitude of gratitude is a formula that can move God from His throne and convert your battles into His own battles and promote those who are grateful with whatever they have received from Him with more blessings.
He stated that, whatever they have is not by their strength or wisdom but from God. And said, offering great Sacrifices to God is also an application to God for more breakthroughs. He took some Scriptures to buttress his assertions in 1st Kings 8:62-66, Luke 6:38, and 2nd Corinthians 9:6-11, And noted that, God shows great mercies upon whoever that come to Him to Show gratitudes. The Cleric has enjoined Parents to train up their children on how to always appreciates God and humanity for whatever they have benefited from God and their destiny helpers. He has Urged believers in Christ to be positive thinkers and appreciates one another with their conversations without covetousness.

Highlights of the service includes: Prophetic declarations of protections for Christians who may travel during this season to return safely without incidents of kidnapping or car crashes. Meanwhile: the 2026 annual harvest thanksgiving for Deliverance Holy Mission Nativity Chapel, Idumu-Iyasele Uromi is scheduled to hold on Sunday 8th of November 2026 beginning from 9am. Pastor Osazuwa John and the Spiritual Leader has invited friends and well wishes to join them. Presentation of Special thanksgiving to the Altar of God by the congregation and prayers by the Spiritual Leader brings the service to a closed