NSPPD 5TH ANNIVERSARY

This was the fifth anniversary of NSPPD, the morning prayer altar that began during the COVID lockdown in 2020. It opened with the altar's signature song, "What God cannot do does not exist", built on Hebrews 11:6 ("He who comes to God must know that He is, and is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him"). Pastor Jerry came on with two testimonies that set the tone. Three weeks earlier a word of knowledge told someone sitting beside a dead woman to turn up the phone volume and lay it beside her; the mother had been confirmed clinically dead, nothing happened when the prayer ended, and five minutes later she came back. Then a wife whose husband had brain surgery was told he would be unconscious for six months and might never walk. She answered the doctor, "What God cannot do does not exist", called his name in the ICU hours later and he opened his eyes; when staff removed a window because the door could not take the stretcher, he stood up on his feet. He called this "a season of a revival of the strange acts of God."

The prayer that followed moved through a run of declarations. The Lion of the tribe of Judah has prevailed and "a short work will the Lord make upon the earth." God's question to Elijah, "What are you doing in the cave?", became a charge to break out of every place that is not your destination: delay and denial, witchcraft, barrenness, family bondage, failure at the edge of breakthrough, lack of evidence and lack of celebration. He prayed that no one would sing your song (Revelation 14:3), that powers rising against your praise would be dealt with as Judah's hand is on the neck of its enemies, and that every voice saying "you will not rule" would be judged. The anniversary cry was "the other side": like Israel crossing Jordan, the worshipper steps into what they have prayed and waited for.

He then preached Hagar's bottle and well. Abraham gave her a bottle of water, the bottle finished, and God opened her eyes to a well. "The God that replaces a bottle with a well" was declared over finished bottles: doctors' reports, marriages, lost hope in children, promises men failed to keep. Words of knowledge followed (a family that lost three members in six months, hypertension, glycogen storage disease, seven expanding wounds, two mentally ill children, a widow who has buried four and whose last child is dying), then a promise of miracle babies "by this time next year", and a long time of glory with "completion and perfection" written before him and creative miracles declared.

He asked everyone to lay out seven priorities before God, to sow a sacrificial fifth anniversary seed of thanksgiving with the narration "the other side", and announced that Monday and Tuesday the altar moves from anniversary prayers into "Fullness of Answers". A second speaker broke protocol to thank him for five years of showing up every weekday without missing a day; the congregation said "Congratulations, happy fifth anniversary, NSPPD is five", and they cut the anniversary cake.

A documentary told the story of NSPPD: the COVID lockdown, a Bible study mixed with prayer that God took over, testimonies arriving unasked, words of knowledge with strange medical names he has no background for, four-hour intercession, and criticism he chooses not to look at. The service closed with salvation, three communions, Sunday notices, and a long worship ministration by Minister Dunsin Oyekan, who explained that the song "What God cannot do" came to him in prayer and was not arranged by man. The final shout: "I am in my new."

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Theme and timing

• Fifth anniversary of NSPPD; theme "I am in my new / It is my time and my turn".
• NSPPD started in 2020 at the COVID lockdown, from Abuja (caption "Omaha"), meant as a Bible study with a little prayer.
• Five years of Monday to Friday mornings without a missed day (about 1,300 services by the second speaker's estimate; the number is garbled).
• Monday and Tuesday (31 March and 1 April 2025): the altar moves from the anniversary prayers into Fullness of Answers.

Salvation

• Prayer: "Lord Jesus, come into my life. Come and be my Lord and personal Savior. Forgive me my sins. Cleanse me, sanctify me, and make me pure and holy again."
• Email salvation@streamsofjoy.org with "I gave my life to Christ"; online pastors will reach out.

Communion

1. "I am in my new."
2. Announced again as "I am in my new" in the captions (possibly "It is my time and my turn", per the title; uncertain).
3. Communion of thanksgiving: kneel and thank the Lord, ask for nothing.

Offering

• A fifth anniversary seed of thanksgiving, something sacrificial as God leads; narration: "the other side".

Social / sharing

• Click the link and share the fire, share the glory.
• Write everywhere: "I am in my new", "What God cannot do does not exist", #NSPPDis5, #7amFirePrayers, "NSPPD is five".
• Pastor Jerry's WhatsApp channel: today's prayers there are for women. Scan the on-screen QR code, or open WhatsApp Updates, search "Pastor Jerry" and subscribe.

Sunday service

• Streams of Joy Abuja, 11 Tafawa Balewa Road, beside Nicon Luxury Hotel, Garki, Abuja.
• Sunday is the Divine Settlement Service, in all four services: 7:00, 8:30, 10:15 and 11:45 a.m., to "tidy up the celebration".

Testimonies played / recapped

• Mother raised from death (3 weeks earlier): during 7 a.m. prayers a word of knowledge said someone was beside a dead woman and should turn up the phone and place it beside her. The mother had been confirmed clinically dead hours before. When the prayer ended she had not revived and the daughter questioned God; five minutes later she came back to life.
• Brain cancer surgery: a wife joined the morning prayers before her husband's operation. The surgeon said they could not avoid sensitive areas, he would be unconscious six months and might never walk. She answered "What God cannot do does not exist"; the doctor had the brother-in-law warn her about her behaviour. Hours later in the ICU she called his name and he opened his eyes and responded. When staff removed the window blades to move him out because the door could not take the stretcher, he stood up, though experts had said he would not stand for a year. (This testimony is replayed at the end of the stream.)
• Documentary recap of five years: cancers healed, land bought for $1, someone married within three days, a woman without a womb who conceived; souls saved daily from Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam, including native doctors.

Words of knowledge / healing declarations

• A family that has lost three nuclear family members in six months: the siege ends now.
• "Folastic fibroastic" (caption; possibly a fibroblastic condition, uncertain).
• Hypertension.
• "God of the diaphragm": a diaphragm condition reversed.
• Someone who woke up with seven different wounds that tests cannot explain, now expanding and smelly.
• Glycogen storage disease.
• "Hyperlia" (possibly hyperlipidaemia; uncertain).
• Two children ("two eggs" in the caption), both mentally ill: both to recover within the next seven days.
• Psychosis.
• "Giant cellaris" (possibly giant cell arteritis or a giant cell tumour; uncertain).
• "Malaysia" repeated (unclear: a place or a condition).
• Two children with a spine condition (possibly spina bifida; uncertain).
• A woman who buried her husband, daughter, second son and first son, whose only remaining child is at the point of death.
• Miracle babies for women waiting 30, 35, 20, 19, 18, 12, 14, 9, 7, 5 and 2 years: by this time next year they will carry their babies.
• A turnaround some will see within 24 hours, three days, four days.
• During the glory: "completion and perfection" written before him; blind eyes opening, the lame walking, the paralysed rising, deaf ears and dumb mouths opening, creative miracles, unequal bones made equal, stiffness released, growths disappearing; fire on hands, eyes and ears.

Anniversary celebration

• A second speaker "broke protocol" to thank Pastor Jerry on behalf of NSPPDians worldwide: the face of consistency, discipline, sacrifice, compassion and passion for God. The congregation thanked Arroi, thanked Pastor Jerry, blew kisses, and declared "Congratulations, happy fifth anniversary, NSPPD is five."
• The NSPPD anniversary cake was cut; the room spelled out "Arroi".
• Minister Dunsin Oyekan ("the eagle"), whose song has opened and closed NSPPD for five years and whose voice wakes listeners at 6:45 a.m., ministered live on the morning altar for the first time.

From the documentary

• The slogan "What God cannot do does not exist" dates to about 2007-2009, before Streams of Joy became a church.
• God gave the instruction without showing the whole picture; it was not anybody's idea.
• His intercession for God's people is never less than four hours a day, on top of his own devotion as a child of God.
• He hears and sees conditions "written in front of me" and has no medical background.
• Minister Dunsin heard the song phrase while praying and called Pastor Jerry, who had said the day before that he saw them doing something together.

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1. What God cannot do does not exist. The two opening miracles stand as proof that there is no report God cannot overturn, even death and a surgeon's verdict.
2. This is a season of the strange acts of God. No one will again ask, "Where is your God?"
3. You are not meant to stay in the cave. Wherever you are stuck is not your destination; you are bigger than where you are.
4. The other side is yours. Like Israel at Jordan, what you have prayed and waited for lies across, and nothing can delay your entry.
5. God replaces bottles with wells. When human supply runs out, God opens eyes to a source that does not run dry.
6. Praise is the battle. Judah goes first; powers that rise against your praise will be broken, and no one will sing your song.
7. God does not show everything with the instruction; it comes to light as you obey. NSPPD began as simple obedience during COVID.
8. Prayer must stand on the Word. Prayer outside the Word of God is wishful thinking; compassion is an inevitable tool for the miraculous.
9. Opposition is part of a calling. "If you've never experienced opposition, your calling is in question." People prayed for revival and panicked at the face God used to bring it.
10. The next years will be more glorious. This is a year of grace and no boundaries, a year to be a manifestor rather than an eyewitness. Like a pilot and passengers, the altar and its people land together.

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Today / this season

• Declare: "What God cannot do does not exist" and "I cannot be tied to the cave"; break out.
• Shout "the other side" and step into it physically: stand, move, jump and possess.
• Lay out seven priorities before God and name them aloud.
• Sow a sacrificial fifth anniversary seed of thanksgiving, narration "the other side", as God tells you.
• If a word of knowledge fits you or your family, put it on the livestream.
• Click the link and share the fire and the glory; post "I am in my new", "What God cannot do does not exist", #NSPPDis5, #7amFirePrayers.
• Take the three communions; for the third, kneel and only give thanks.
• If you prayed the salvation prayer, email salvation@streamsofjoy.org.
• Join Pastor Jerry's WhatsApp channel (praying for women today).
• Shout "I have my anniversary gift"; walk up to 21 neighbours and shout "I am in my new."
• Declare Psalm 91: "I am dwelling in the secret place of the Most High... He is my refuge and my fortress."

Tomorrow / upcoming

• Sunday: Divine Settlement Service at Streams of Joy Abuja, 7:00, 8:30, 10:15 and 11:45 a.m.
• Monday and Tuesday: Fullness of Answers begins; expect to be the first with evidence, and tell someone to tell someone.

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