GOD DID IT SERVICE

This was the penultimate Sunday of 2025, a communion Sunday themed "God Did It", held ten days before the end of the year. Each of the four services opened with worship ("Our God is greater", "My Redeemer", "Oh my God", "I cannot call on His name and bow in shame") and a prayer leader speaking into the week, Monday to Saturday, in the language of the theme: "Because God has done it, I am winning again, I am laughing again, I am singing again." Pastor Jerry's opening prayer declared "ten days of rest, answers, acceleration, turnaround, help, remembrance, restoration and greater grace". He prayed against "powers that delay men in their transition seasons", the ones who say the calendar will change but your destiny will not, and against any evil carryover into 2026.

All four services read the same text, Matthew 14:22-33: Jesus sends the disciples across the sea, a contrary wind stops them, He comes walking on the water in the fourth watch, and Peter steps out. Each service took a different angle. In the first service the focus was seeing Jesus in the storm. Jesus sent them on the journey and was not with them, so "when you can't see Him, don't forget what He said". The fourth watch is the last watch of the night, so a storm often means the night season is about to end, but the storm only ended when they recognised Jesus in it. "It is I, be not afraid": you do not stop fear by trying, you stop it by knowing Him, because "a knowledge of Him is an antidote to fear." Peter walked on water because the word "Come" had become faith in him, and he sank the moment he forgot the word. The second service ran on "The storm has ended". The end of a storm is not its disappearance but your belief in a God bigger than it. Jesus named the destination and never mentioned the storm, so "choose what you see." Do not celebrate the storm ending and forget the other side. The storm was settled because Jesus had prayed. The problem is the unseen wind, not the visible waves. Finally, the man who lives above the storm walks on it, leaves the boat of those who do not know Jesus, and blocks doubt, because even little faith walked on water.

The third service, "The anatomy of a destiny storm" (he joked that its title should have been "Operation Naked the Devil"), taught that storms thrive in darkness and ignorance is darkness (Ephesians 1:18). He said they are afraid of a man of prayer ("they can mock your prayer but they cannot deny your result") and that they first attack the mind, leaving strongholds and a false identity. They also blind you to helpers: "Don't let a storm make you embrace a python." The fourth service advertised a vacancy for "Storm Crushers PLC". Qualification one is that knowledge must become exploit ("they that do know their God shall be strong and do exploits"). Qualification two: "You don't have a mate in destiny." He covered leaving the comfort zone, walking toward Jesus rather than walking on water to make a point, and letting God be your advertisement. He ended on Peter's sinking: it brought Jesus' hand to him sooner, and from then on it was "a hand held by Arroi".

Communion was taken in every service, each with its own focus, alongside offerings, tithes and partnership as a wave offering. The Governor of Abia State worshipped in the third service and addressed the church. Testimonies came in three batches: from Abuja members, from diaspora members in the UK and USA, and a 12-year barrenness ending in a baby born in May. Each service ended with Psalm 91:1-2 and the charge to walk up to 14 people and scream, "God did it."

The day's cry, in his words: "God did it. It is already done."

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Theme and timing

• "God Did It" service, penultimate Sunday of 2025 and a communion Sunday, ten days to the end of the year. Four services at Streams of Joy Abuja.
• Sermon focus for each service, all from Matthew 14:22-33: (1) see Jesus in the storm and hold on to His word, (2) the storm has ended and the man who lives above the storm, (3) the anatomy of a destiny storm, (4) the Storm Crushers vacancy.

This week on NSPPD (22-26 December)

• Last full week of the year, five days themed Operation No Evil Carryover and Operation Go Over to the Other Side, with divine enthronement and satanic dethronement encounters. Other operation names read out: Reversed by Fire; It Happened Exactly the Way the Lord Said It; Healing and Deliverance.
• Monday 22 December: special prayers for families (keep pictures of family members beside your device), for males and females, and for children, plus transition prayers for businesses, ministries and careers. The fourth service also called it "an extraordinary shake it off service".
• Bring: an enthronement list (what you want God to enthrone in your life) and a dethronement list (what you want Him to dethrone in the remaining days of 2025), and symbols of what you do for a living, kept beside your device until instructions come.
• Monday and Tuesday remain covenant days of fasting, 6:00 am to 1:00 pm, holiday or not ("it's not even a serious fasting").

Upcoming services and events

• Christmas service: Thursday 25 December, 10:00 am, in the auditorium. There is no midweek evening service that day ("your Christmas rice has to be eaten").
• Next Sunday, 28 December: last Sunday of the year, theme "Nothing Missing, Nothing Broken", a communion service in all four services.
• Special WhatsApp prayers on "Nothing Missing, Nothing Broken" start this evening on the Pastor Jerry Eze prayer WhatsApp channel; scan the QR code on screen. He asked people to share them widely.
• Final discipleship class of the year: Monday 22 December, 6:00 pm, church premises.
• Compulsory workers' meeting ahead of the 31st night: Tuesday 23 December, 5:30 pm, church premises.
• NSPPD Global Crossover Night: 31 December, National Stadium Abuja (Main Bowl), 9:00 pm. One service's caption said "3 p.m." and another "1st of December"; 31 December at 9:00 pm is the reading that repeats. Come early. Ministering: Sinach, Moses Bliss, Prosper Ochimana, and "Mirabel" (name uncertain from captions).
• 21-day global prayer and fasting: 5-25 January 2026, 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.
• Daily prayer meeting in church at 5:30 pm.
• Church building project: ongoing, account details on screen. The third service showed a video of the building and said the church expects to be in its new home by January or February.
• Devotional books, MP3 messages and ministry materials at the Streams Emporium; partnership and testimony forms at the inquiry desk.

First-timers and new members

• In every service first-timers were welcomed and asked to fill in the ushers' forms, and those choosing Streams of Joy as their church were prayed over: "Whatever runs in the prophetic DNA of our ministry, let the same run in your life."
• In the fourth service, visitors from outside Nigeria came out for prayer. Places named: the UK (London, Nottingham, Birmingham), Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, New York, Maryland and Madrid. He said the evidence of joining would show within three months.

Guest: Governor of Abia State

• The Governor of Abia State (named in captions as "Governor Alex"; Pastor Jerry is from Abia) worshipped in the third service. He introduced four members of the House of Representatives from Abia State. He said Pastor Jerry had prayed over the administration from the start ("God used him to pray us into power") and cited 1 Corinthians 3:6-7.
• He announced that 20 electric "green buses" for public transport would launch the next day, with 80 more coming, and a free shuttle across Abia State from 22 December until January for visitors. "In Abia we have no state of origin."

Communion

• Taken in all four services over whatever each person had: "every liquid becomes the blood of Jesus, every substance becomes the flesh of Jesus."
• First service: everything not of God flushed out; ten days of the miraculous, of answers, of Arroi.
• Second service: health in every area, in the body and in finances; any negativity in the body disappears.
• Third service: "the communion of newness" (what the Lord kept saying to him the night before).
• Fourth service: "the communion of perfection and completion."
• A foreign visitor in the fourth service asked for a prayer item; he gave a communion pack, saying "this will bring healing, it will bring deliverance."

Offering

• Offerings, tithes and partnership were raised as a wave offering in every service; "the devourer is rebuked... windows of heaven opened." The second service called the week "a week of offloading."

Testimonies played / recapped

Second service

• Miracle (engineer, graduated 2021): was turned down at interview by a major oil and gas firm, and her contract ended in April. She prayed on 29 June for a renewed mind. In July she applied to one of the world's top three energy engineering firms, and her offer came on 2 September, at least five times her previous pay, echoing a decree for "before September 11th". The role was assistant manager, created for two new hires ("a space will be made for you", 9 July). She works on one of Nigeria's biggest energy projects.
• Margaret (Meg): a year on NSPPD since her boss sent her the link on 25 December 2024; she had been emotionally paralysed and could not pray. Her father's prostate enlargement reading fell from 25.5 to 4.2 and later 2.9 without medicine (beyond supplements). Her mother's blood in urine was clear on retest in November, and the clinic sent her away in December after Pastor Jerry named "blood in your urine" on the Tuesday of her test. She attended the Ghana prayer conference "as a representative" for her family.
• A man celebrating his 65th birthday, just flown in from Spain: delivered from marine altars, witchcraft and household wickedness, and saved after 10 years away from God and from Nigeria.

Third service

• A daughter who prayed on the altar after services for her father, stagnant for five years: he was promoted before the usual December list. Both of her siblings graduated despite struggles. She herself had a master's degree but was placed at a cleaner's grade; she now has triple her salary, a double promotion, and is head of admin. It was also her birthday.
• A woman with several testimonies. During January fasting she had a dream, then a severe headache and was rushed to hospital; a tumour was suspected but the scan was clear. Her nephew fell from a first floor and the chest X-ray showed nothing broken. A financial breakthrough came for her NGO's programme in Benin. On 13 September a car hit her bus from behind, with "nothing missing, nothing broken". Severe back pain left on 1 October after she lay on the altar. Burglars entered the family house but took nothing; she keeps her mantle on her room door.
• Victoria, "proudly a temple keeper". A new mother and baby were kidnapped with others from a community; all were released alive while others in the camp were killed daily. Her adopted mother's leg wound, rotting flesh being scraped off, closed after "open wound, close" during the midday fast. In an academic battle a daughter was said to have failed one course despite never having a carryover; after a stranger's threat that "we will decide what she gets from you", the result was reversed and her daughter was inducted as a pharmacist. She danced and rolled on the altar as vowed at the Ghana conference.
• Chidilim: lost her father (September 2021) and mother (2022). She escaped a "one chance" robbery at knifepoint during the 2023 midyear fast and walked away unhurt from a fatal-looking crash that year. On 31 December 2024 she wrote down marital settlement. In January 2025 she met her husband on the 1st, said yes on the 3rd, had her introduction on the 7th, court marriage on the 18th and traditional marriage on the 31st, and the wedding followed on 23 April.

Fourth service

• A woman in the USA whose 10-year green card was delayed through three extensions. At Pastor Jerry's Texas conference he prayed over immigration; her citizenship was granted, skipping the 10-year card. She also graduated from nursing school and asked for a Streams of Joy branch in Chicago.
• Joy Mitchi: denied promotion in 2024. She wrote out her own promotion letter and was approved as deputy director on 2 July 2025. Her eldest brother had come home only in 2000 (father's burial) and 2014; after family prayer he came on 18 May and again on 5 December, and left that day.
• A mother from Birmingham, UK: her son's bloody urine cleared on the Monday Pastor Jerry named it (she caught the replay). Her husband's minor stroke left no complications after a year. Her 50th birthday party on 16 August went ahead despite a spirit of fear, after a word on 7 August about "16th August, a mega reward"; she said angels protected the day. She greeted Pastor Chinwe of Streams of Joy Birmingham.
• Pastor Chinwe's elder sister, a psychiatric nurse from London. She was upgraded to business class free on the flight in. She won a new "Going the Extra Mile" staff award, nominated by patients and carers. For 20-25 years dreams of her car going missing had meant real car repairs every month, eggs had vanished and rats "that behaved like humans" had resisted every pest company. From December 2020 she played NSPPD in the house nightly on a dedicated phone and speaker; the rats left, and her car bought in November 2020 has never broken down. She thanked the pastors' wives for releasing their husbands to the altar.
• A mother whose graduate daughter collapsed with vomiting in May 2024. Doctors suspected ruptured appendicitis or similar, but scans found nothing. At the first service on 2 June she held on to "your pain will not pain you because it will end in praise", gave communion at home, and her daughter recovered that day. A missed course was updated within a week, so the daughter graduated with her mates and has just passed out of NYSC. After 12 years of marriage, five failed IVF cycles and two surrogacy attempts, she ate cake at Pastor Jerry's birthday in 2024, conceived in September, and gave birth on 21 May 2025. She calls the baby "Elroy's daughter", a "Royite".

Words of knowledge / healing declarations

• First service: a condition damaging your organs; partial deafness; powers making you do things you do not want to do; a lump in the breast "looking reddish" that you are afraid of; arrows of memory loss; rejection from friends, employers, relationships and business associates. A celebration planned for 26 December that was "cancelled in the spirit" will hold. You will see the last day of the year; you are exempted from evil emergencies. The iron gate is broken.
• Second service: a growth inside the mouth; anxieties; irregular heartbeat; swollen legs; intestinal polyposis ("polyosis"); demonic oppression over the past three days, from dreams to the physical; respiratory disease. "These hands will carry big things."
• Fourth service: bleeding since August that has refused to stop, reversed; you will not end the year with a job loss; a breast lump scheduled for removal in January, now swollen, "tonight you will look for it and not find it"; enmity among siblings broken; misplaced vital documents will be handed back; what they said is wrong with your lungs is cancelled.

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1. When you cannot see Him, do not forget what He said. Jesus sent the disciples and did not go with them; His word was their only proof He had sent them. He who sent you on the journey will not let it end in shame.
2. The storm ends when you see Jesus in it. It comes in the fourth watch, when the night is ending. The devil wants you to read your trouble as natural or as a mystery with no solution; only seeing Jesus solves it. Release everyone who disappointed or sabotaged you. "I see Jesus."
3. Knowing Him is the antidote to fear. "It is I, be not afraid" works only if you know who "I" is. Stop trying not to fear and start knowing Him. Testimonies widen that knowledge.
4. Faith comes from the word; doubt is its enemy. Peter's faith was the word "Come", and he sank when he forgot it. Even little faith walked on water, so do not let doubt spoil it. Take in more of the word to grow faith.
5. Choose what you see. God named the destination, not the storm. Do not see what He did not say; "I do not face reality, I create my own reality" as a partaker of the divine nature.
6. The storm is not your destination. Do not spend the year servicing a storm, or celebrate it ending while you are still short of the other side. The storm came because of the word over your life: it validates God's hand on you.
7. Storms are settled in prayer. Jesus prayed on the mountain, so when He stepped into the boat the wind simply ceased. They can mock your prayer but not deny your result, and praying stirs opposition, as it did for Daniel.
8. Diagnose the wind, not the waves. You see waves; you do not see the wind behind them: the whisperers, plotters and altars. Pray against the cause. A tossed ship "gains three and loses three" while pretending to move.
9. Guard your mind. Storms target the mind first, leave strongholds and hand you a false identity; your mind is your greatest asset. "Whatever you empower becomes your identity." A storm also warps judgement until you call enemies friends.
10. Knowledge must become exploit. "They that do know their God shall do exploits." Stop hoarding sermons you never use.
11. You have no mate in destiny. Only Peter stepped out while the rest watched. Leave the comfort zone and the company that drains you or pulls you back. Heaven never lacks a man: oil can be on someone else's head while you still sit on the throne.
12. Walk toward Jesus, not toward a point. Peter was going to Jesus, not performing a water-walk. Keep Jesus on the front burner and He will be your advertisement.
13. Sinking can bring mercy nearer. Jesus reached for Peter sooner because he was sinking, and from then on his faith or doubt no longer decided it: "a hand held by Arroi." Do not write off a believer for one moment of sinking.
14. In Christ it is already done. Under the new covenant He has already taken your sickness and already blessed you: "God did it," not "God will do it."

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Today / this season

• Pray it, shout it, and tell 10 or 14 neighbours: "God did it."
• Hold on to what He said when you cannot see Him; say "I see Jesus", "I know Him", "I will get there", "The storm has ended", "I choose what I see."
• Release from your heart everyone who disappointed, maligned or blocked you this year.
• Make it a prayer: "Father, in these 10 days, make me a part of what You are doing." And: "Jesus, hold my hand."
• Keep praying through the holidays: "This is Christmas holiday but it is not prayer holiday"; pray, and when you are done, pray again.
• Guard your mind; do not let a storm define your identity or your choice of friends.
• Take communion; give offerings, tithes and partnership as a wave offering.
• First-timers: fill in the ushers' form. Those who want testimonies scheduled: pick up testimony forms.
• Take part in the church building project (account details on screen).

Tomorrow / upcoming

• Monday 22 December: bring your enthronement list, dethronement list, symbols of your work, and pictures of your family members for the family, male and female, children, and business/ministry/career transition prayers.
• Fast Monday and Tuesday, 6:00 am to 1:00 pm.
• Join the WhatsApp prayers on "Nothing Missing, Nothing Broken" from tonight and share them widely.
• Christmas service Thursday 25 December, 10:00 am (no evening midweek service). Tell friends and family.
• Workers: compulsory meeting Tuesday 5:30 pm. Discipleship class: Monday 6:00 pm.
• Next Sunday 28 December: "Nothing Missing, Nothing Broken" communion service.
• 31 December: NSPPD Global Crossover Night at the National Stadium Abuja, 9:00 pm; come early.
• Save the date: 21-day fast, 5-25 January 2026, 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.

UK / other locations

• Diaspora testifiers came from Birmingham, London and the USA; a testifier asked for a Chicago branch ("Chicago, here we come"). The Governor of Abia State offered free electric-bus shuttles across Abia for visitors until January.

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