FULLY RESTORED - THE NEW HAS COME

The first Sunday of September ran as one long "Fully Restored" day across four services in Abuja. Each service opened with praise and a "speak into your week" confession for Monday to Saturday (my glory is restored, my new has come, I pursue, overtake and recover all, like Job my latter is greater than my former), followed by a long fire session of "Restore! Take it back!" The cry of the day, repeated in every service, was "Restored by fire," answered with "nothing missing, nothing broken," and every service ended with the congregation walking up to 14 people to scream "Fully restored" in their ear.

The first service preached the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-35). The man who was robbed is the only one on the road with no identity: "a certain man." The priest, the Levite and the Samaritan passed the same road and nobody robbed them. So the question is "Who are you?", and the congregation declared again and again, "I'm not a certain man." He also warned that warfare waits on every new journey of destiny (the man walked unarmed, so wear your armour), that help may not come from the priest you expected, and that the Samaritan poured in oil (intimacy with the Holy Spirit through the wound) and wine (joy) and then paid the innkeeper: your restoration is "already paid for." The second service preached the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-32): something has to die (the fatted calf) for the celebration to happen; restoration is the Father's agenda, not your plan ("make me a hired servant"); hunger brought the son home, but the Father fixed his identity (robe, ring, shoes) before he fed him; and "Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine." The third service preached the Shunammite woman getting her land back (2 Kings 8:1-6) with five mandates: all-round restoration, a divine setup, keeping an atmosphere of past testimonies, restoration needing "an officer" and not a casual civilian, and receiving "all the fruits of the field since the day she left," a harvest as if the famine never happened.

Between the messages came long seasons of declarations and words of knowledge: multiple sclerosis, tuberculosis of the spine, kidney tumour, failing sight in both eyes, cyclic vomiting syndrome, numbness, a child who stopped growing in the womb six times, spirit husbands, things "sprinkled" in offices exposed before 6 p.m. Nigerian time. He announced "14 days of restoration" in the second service and "11 days of restoration" in the third, and promised evidence "before 6 p.m. tomorrow" and within 48 hours.

Testimonies were heavy: deliverance from ten years of drug addiction, a federal ministry job with an official passport, a US nurse practitioner whose microwave, freezer, heart diagnosis and breast lump were all turned, twin brothers with jobs paying three and five times more, a lawyer who broke a family pattern of uncompleted houses in two months, a father who buried a son after a suspicious anointing and then received baby Nathan safely despite the cord round his neck, a real estate siege lifted, a doctor healed of 23 years of haemorrhoid bleeding, a soldier who collapsed and was restored crying "O Lord, show me mercy," and a UK family whose five siblings all received their "family congratulations."

The fourth service was Teen Sunday. The teens gave a news report on the teen church, performed a Gen Z drama ("you are not the next generation, you are the now move of God"), an intercontinental parade of the Streams of Joy mission and a drama of the sinful woman anointing Jesus' feet, and a teen minister preached "Taking charge from inside out" from Proverbs 4:23. Pastor Jerry closed with a charge to parents from Luke 2:42-49: Joseph and Mary walked a day without noticing Jesus was not with them, so be sure your children are following you, know their purpose, answer their questions before the world does, and put Jesus into their culture through spiritual discipline.

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Theme and timing

• Theme: Fully Restored: The New Has Come, first Sunday of September 2025, four services at Streams of Joy Abuja. The fourth service was Teen Sunday.
• He noted the date: "the seventh day of the ninth month," a picture of divine completion.
• Promises spoken: evidence "before 6 p.m. tomorrow," "in the next 48 hours," "in less than 24 hours people will tell you congratulations."
• Seasons declared: 14 days of restoration (second service) and 11 days of restoration (third service).

Fullness of Answers (this week)

• Monday 8 to Friday 12 September 2025: Fullness of Answers, the global crusade on the altar of fire, described as the covenant word given at NSPPD's inception: "there's nothing you ask of me that I will not make happen."
• Fasting all week 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday are covenant days, fasting 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Operations: crossover; gather your harvest; the time is now; Goliath must fall; the doors are already open; break out, break in and break forth; the Lord has multiplied it; great and mighty victory; innumerable evidences; crushing every attack from the pit of hell; the Lord has uprooted the stubborn challenges; my congratulation is now.

Prayer requests and WhatsApp

• Send prayer requests to pray with Pastor Jerry at streamsofjoy.org.
• Stubborn challenges and terminal diseases: terminaldiseases@streamsofjoy.org.
• Pastor Jerry prayer WhatsApp channel: this week's prayer is "O Lord, help my family," dropping every evening at 8 p.m. from Monday. Scan the QR code on screen and turn on notifications.

Church announcements (Abuja)

• Next Sunday's theme: The Wait Is Over: Step Into Your More, in all four services.
• Midweek service (Word and Fire, "Understanding times and seasons": find your voice, find your place, take charge) continues Thursday 6 p.m.
• Discipleship class: Monday 6 p.m. at the church premises.
• Thanksgiving and dedication of babies, businesses, properties and assets: Sunday 28 September 2025, fourth service. Details at the inquiry desk.
• Church building project ongoing; account details on screen.
• Devotional books, MP3s of the messages, partnership forms and ministry materials at the Streams Emporium and inquiry desk.
• Maturity class (school of ministry) opens this September. Pastor Jerry will teach every class himself this first time; online members who asked to join will be reviewed and given feedback.
• Pick up testimony forms at the inquiry desk to be scheduled to testify.
• First timers: fill in the usher's form and hand it in. New members and visitors from outside Nigeria were prayed for.

Offering

• Offerings, tithes and partnership raised as a wave offering. First service: name to God two specific areas where you need full restoration while waving it. Third service: "expect something mega this week."

Teen church (fourth service)

• Teens Digest report (correspondents David Williams and Marvelous Okoro-Eray, names as captioned): weekly teen services, mentorship tracks and the Brilliance coaching programme, Kingdom Pals, a discipleship academy that certifies teen workers, trained coaches.
• Holy Huddle: virtual campus fellowship for teens now at university, every Friday 7 p.m. on Google Meet.
• Last Sunday of each month is a creative Sunday (skits, dance, drama, Bible quiz); once a year the teens lead the adult church.
• Teens camp this year: 500 teenagers attended.
• Parents were asked to bring teenagers who are not yet part of the teen church.

Testimonies played / recapped

• Idris, from Benin: addicted to drugs and smoking since 2015. A friend sent the NSPPD link in 2022; he kept joining at 7 a.m., began refusing parties, and the addiction and violent anger left (by 2024 losing a plumbing contract no longer moved him). A dream of an accident and lost money nearly stopped him coming.
• Omar Balan (name uncertain): moved from Lagos to Abuja in summer 2023 after years of never keeping a job past three months. A referral job fell through; a second referral in late 2024 became a federal ministry job paying more than the lost one, with an official passport and an international trip ahead of long-serving staff. Saw Pastor Jerry pray for her in a dream when the devil attacked in April.
• Nurse from the US: microwave that died on 23 December 2024 worked again after an $800 insurance replacement failed (she returned it and kept the money); the dead deep freezer obeyed after she spoke to it. Passed her psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner exam on first sitting with her mantle on and is starting a private practice. Diagnosed with left ventricular hypertrophy (what killed her father); the cardiologist found nothing. A breast lump, in a family with breast cancer, burst open the day he prayed "every lump dissolve." She prayed that Pastor Jerry's eyes stay on the throne.
• Woman with an expatriate role: believed for a job since 2022; applied in February 2025 through a colleague's link, offer on 10 April, left Nigeria on 30 May, covered for her boss, who then resigned, and was given the HOD role without lobbying within three months. Returned on leave on 28 August to pay her first fruit vow.
• Twin brothers: after their father's death they got serious on the altar this year. One got a job paying three times more in April; the other an offer letter from an international firm on 29 August at five times his pay.
• Mother from Enugu (joined 2023 through her sister and prayer partner): had lost two children; her second daughter could not sit, stand or lie and hospitals found nothing. The word "your second child will not die" came and that evening the girl was at the salon. Her fading spiritual gift was restored after a word on 1 August. Her friend in California (Mrs Virginia, name uncertain) had a kidney stone and a suspected cancerous tumour; the tumour was removed benign and the stone was gone.
• Lawyer of 30 years: family pattern of uncompleted houses (grew up in one, father took 25 years, uncle in the UK 30 years, sister still lives in one). On 2 July 2025 the altar said "God is not the God of abandoned projects" (Psalm 138:8); the spiritual enablement came within a week and the house was finished in two months. His siblings said the curse over the lineage was broken.
• Father of Nathan: at his first son's naming ceremony in 2024 he applied oil a pastor had given him; the healthy baby screamed and died within an hour. He stopped trusting ministers. In the next pregnancy he dreamt of a birth complication, then dreamt of opening his Bible to "El Roi" on three pages and joined the altar daily. A word said "your son will not die"; on delivery day the cord was round the baby's neck and the nurse freed it. Nathan is three months old.
• Chamaka Oita (name uncertain): her mother stepped on poison three years ago and the leg rotted; she recovered fully after praying on the altar. Yesterday the mother fainted exactly as an aunt who died last week had done; the family prayed with oil and communion and she revived. Got a smooth job after the 21-day fast in May and was promoted on 1 September.
• Real estate owner (flew in from Dubai): a year of buyers vanishing after negotiation, up to eight times, and the head office closed. God showed that a small sum he gave someone had been placed on an altar of wickedness; the same word came on 30 June. The first property in a year sold within 24 hours; three sales in three months.
• Dr Polycarp Pila (name uncertain), from Port Harcourt: haemorrhoid bleeding since surgery in 2002, 23 years. His wife Dr Laura wrote a book of NSPPD testimonies, "Hard Evidence"; reviewing it he began joining the prayers. In the week of Pastor Jerry's birthday the bleeding stopped for good.
• Soldier: first worshipped in February while on leave from Makurdi and stood up to make it his church; transferred to Abuja a month later. Prayed for a colleague who had left the faith; his eye problem healed instantly and he returned. After a dream of eating poisoned food he was struck with sharp pain, then collapsed in a vehicle feeling his limbs die, and had the driver play "O Lord, show me mercy." Lay on the altar where Pastor Jerry stands on the Wednesday and the pain left.
• Firstborn of five, living in the UK: her brother drank Sniper in 2019 and was declared dead at one hospital; he revived, his name came out on the dean's list the next day, a tech job that barred him for lacking NYSC called him back as the word said, and he is now a senior associate at 26. Another brother's suicidal thoughts in 2022 broke; both went to the UK for their masters in September 2022 and both got HMRC jobs in August after years of rejection. One sister got an easy NYSC placement and a freelance job paid weekly in foreign currency; the last born's WAEC results were corrected (English from E8 to C5, maths improved). Her father had a partial stroke after the February NSPPD conference; he now prays on the altar daily and attends Streams of Joy.

Words of knowledge / healing declarations

• Organs "tampered with" restored: kidney, liver, heart, bladder, respiratory, circulatory and reproductive systems.
• A head of family in prison for over 20 years: let it be reversed.
• Someone who loses favour whenever good news is near, after dreams of being fought or beaten.
• "They subtracted 12 years from your life": reversed.
• Multiple sclerosis; fainting whenever you enter a crowd; a growth in your chest (caption: "two more in your chest"); tuberculosis of the spine.
• "A garment of average" that you are happy wearing: broken.
• Anything projected or sprinkled in your office: exposed before 6 p.m. Nigerian time.
• Tumour in the kidney; losing vision in both eyes; increasing bleeding (caption: "blood flow out of your n", likely nose); long-standing failure; delay at every transition season; people who took your garment of celebration must return it.
• Numbness in part of the body; cyclic vomiting syndrome.
• A child who stopped growing in the womb, six times: reversed. Spirit husband troubling a marriage: broken.
• After the Nathan testimony: "You will not bury your own children"; powers that turn days of celebration into obituaries reversed; wickedness and witchcraft hiding behind the name of God exposed and destroyed.
• Over the teens: no addiction, no reproach to their parents, excellence in academics, they will burn for Jesus.

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1. Restoration is the heartbeat of God. From the fall to the cross, from Peter sinking to Peter restored after denial, and in every line of Luke 4:18-19, God's agenda has been to restore. The theme is not only restoration but fully restored: nothing missing, nothing broken.
2. The devil wants you to live with less than God ordained. The thief must restore sevenfold, and what he hid in darkness is being given back as treasures of darkness. You lost things you never knew you lost, and God restores years, not just last week.
3. Identity is the first protection. The robbed man on the Jericho road was "a certain man" with no known identity. Know who you are in Christ; you are not like every other man, and what killed your father will not kill you.
4. Every new journey of destiny has warfare waiting. Do not travel unarmed; wear the armour.
5. Help may not come from where you expected (the priest and the Levite), but that does not mean God is done. Let your wound become a place for the oil of the Holy Spirit and the wine of joy, not bitterness. Your restoration is already paid for.
6. Something must die for the celebration to happen: delay, limitation, evil covering. Restoration is not your plan ("make me a hired servant"); the Father restores to the place he assigned you before you were born. He will not give you "any husband."
7. Hunger brings you home, so do not lose your hunger. But true restoration begins with the Father fixing your identity (robe, ring, shoes) before the food. Stay with the Father: "Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine." The prodigal was a son who was no longer with his father.
8. God restores all round, not one area working and another broken. Expect a divine setup, where on the day you should be remembered no other name comes to mind.
9. Keep the atmosphere of past restoration: the king heard the woman's case while Gehazi was retelling what Elisha had done. Never stop speaking about what God has done, and value the people who are permanent features in your life, because God uses men.
10. Restoration needs officers, not casual civilians. The altar is preventive as well as curative: you may be the lightbringer carrying your family's destiny.
11. To parents: be sure your children are actually following you, know their purpose and spirit rather than just their age, answer their questions first, and put Jesus into their culture through spiritual discipline (fasting, prayer, the word), because a spiritual exercise gave Jesus the platform for his purpose.

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Today / this season

• Declare "Restored by fire" and "Fully restored," and confess your identity: "I'm not a certain man."
• Name the areas you need restored and take back what the enemy stole from your family, career and health.
• Walk up to seven, then 14 people and declare "Fully restored" over them.
• Give offerings, tithes and partnership as a wave offering, naming two areas you need restored.
• Wear your armour, keep your hunger, guard your atmosphere and keep speaking your past testimonies.
• Do not be a casual civilian on the altar; pray preventively for your family line.
• Parents: check that your children are following you in spirit, learn their purpose, and train them in spiritual discipline.
• Teens: guard your heart, choose faith over doubt, and stay focused on your assignment.
• First timers: fill in the usher's form. Anyone with a testimony: collect a testimony form.

Tomorrow / upcoming

• Join the Fullness of Answers global crusade Monday to Friday; fast 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Monday and Tuesday 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.).
• Send prayer requests to streamsofjoy.org; terminal diseases to terminaldiseases@streamsofjoy.org.
• Pray "O Lord, help my family" on the Pastor Jerry prayer WhatsApp channel at 8 p.m. each evening.
• Discipleship class Monday 6 p.m.; midweek service Thursday 6 p.m.
• Next Sunday: "The Wait Is Over: Step Into Your More," all four services.
• Thanksgiving and dedication of babies, businesses, properties and assets on 28 September 2025, fourth service.
• Support the church building project.

UK / other locations

• Two testifiers flew in from the UK and US, and one from Dubai. Visitors from outside Nigeria were prayed for in the fourth service. The teen parade saluted the global Streams of Joy mission.

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