IT IS MY TIME AND MY TURN

This was the Sunday service at Streams of Joy Abuja the day after the NSPPD United Kingdom prayer conference at Old Trafford, Manchester (26 September). The stream carries all four services. Each opens in praise, a declaration for every day of the coming week, and a long prophetic prayer on the theme, then a message, the offering, announcements, and the welcome of first timers and new members. The whole day is lit by Manchester: the altar keeps asking the church to "celebrate the God of NSPPD" for the wheelchairs, blind eyes and lumps of the night before, and the clip reel from Old Trafford is played in every service.

The prayer block is the same in each service: "It is my time and my turn." The altar decrees that affliction will not arise a second time, that another man will not wear your crown, that every garment of rejection, disappointment, shame, "obituary" and "no evidence" is taken away, and it calls out tumour, cancer, lump, glaucoma and cataract to "shake off". People who feel battles against their season are sent to the altar or to the screen in front of them. Timed words follow: evidence in seven days, a helper locating you in 72 hours, a testimony in 21 days, and "6 days from now, the Lord will raise men that will speak in your favor. 3 days after the six days, a decision will be taken that will favor you."

Pastor Jerry preached two messages and alternated them. In the first and third services he read Genesis 18:1-18: Abraham in the heat at the tent door, three men, a 99-year-old who ran. His points were that seasons are created with words, so you must keep talking; that a season comes by revelation, by men and by urgency; that God brought Abraham into the conversation about Sodom "seeing that Abraham shall surely become a great nation", so the rooms and testimonies God shows you mean "I can become it"; and that Abraham redefined favour as what he does for God ("rest here", "comfort your hearts"). He ended on the heat that drove Abraham outside to meet destiny, and on Sarah, who worked hard behind the tent but never had the encounter.

In the second and fourth services he read Genesis 38:27-30, Tamar's twins. Zerah put out a hand, got the scarlet thread and went back. Perez "broke forth" and took the name. "It is not about who came out first. It's about who presented well." The charge was to come out with everything: faith, boldness, prayer fire, and old notes and instructions. He listed seven marks of a break-forth season. Speaking to "the Perez generation", he said pain is for birthing, posture matters, and breaking forth is not gentle. He closed with the whole church shouting "I have broken forth" seven times.

Testimonies in the Abuja services came from Clara (H. pylori, then kidney infection, both gone), Ashley from Houston (accepted into her dream doctoral programme after six rejections), a 63-year-old coach from the UK (burns healed without a skin graft, daughters reconciled, a TEDx talk in Abuja), a young woman who walked away from a crash into a trailer, and Grace (survived a crash on 13 January and passed her US nursing licence exam on her third attempt). Each service ended with the notices, Psalm 91:1-2, and a charge to walk up to neighbours and shout "It is my time and my turn" or "I have broken forth."

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Theme and timing

• Theme: It Is My Time and My Turn. Stream runs about 0:00 to 8:40; four services at Streams of Joy Abuja.
• Service 1 (about 0:00-2:15) and service 3 (about 4:20-6:40): Genesis 18. Service 2 (about 2:15-4:15) and service 4 (about 6:40-8:40): Genesis 38:27-30.
• The day after the NSPPD UK prayer conference at Old Trafford, Manchester (26 September). "The remaining 95 days of 2026"; the transition week from September to October and from the third quarter to the fourth.

Weekly declarations (one set per service)

• Service 1: Monday, Zion's set time, "sensitive to divine timing". Tuesday, "by this time tomorrow I will already be in my evidence... 50 years in one day". Wednesday, "Keep off Jezebel. You can't have my throne." Thursday, against all odds. Friday, "just like that, a king sent for me". Saturday, "born for such a time as this".
• Service 2: Monday, Arroi sought me out and made me great. Tuesday, my hands will not be empty in the marketplace, harvest exceeds labour. Wednesday, oil for new thrones. Thursday (1 October), gates of relevance and influence; not buried in another man's grave. Friday, in the order of Peter I walk on water. Saturday, a set time for transition, "I break out".
• Service 3: Monday, heavens open, season of release. Tuesday, like David, enthronement. Wednesday, chariots of fire; powers of my father's house cannot hold me in smallness. Thursday, like Gideon, fear will not hold me back. Friday, Jezebel thrown down "in the order of Jehu". Saturday, not absent in my season of visitation.
• Service 4: Monday, in the order of Sarah, from barrenness to fruitfulness. Tuesday, break out of every siege. Wednesday, a book of remembrance opened. Thursday, grew until very great. Friday, like the daughters of Zelophehad. Saturday, a prepared table: "My name is on it."
• The 2026 confession in services 2, 3 and 4: "Nothing goes wrong around me... I have seen the God that sees me. Arroi."

Testimonies played / recapped (UK conference, Old Trafford, 26 September)

Played in all four services:

• A woman with a spinal injury from last year who could not bend now bends.
• A woman with sciatica who would not take the medication her GP gave her ("Dr Arroi will fix it"). Medical staff checked her, and she said she was "100%" healed.
• A woman with intense neck pain for two years (physiotherapy in Nigeria): the pain went when the pastor said "shake it off".
• A nurse with a hernia and a painful lump on it palpated the spot on stage: "it's not there."
• A 63-year-old woman with an overactive bladder since age six (Botox every six months) drove about 79 miles and had not needed the toilet since 12:00.
• A woman whose CT showed fractured L4 and L5, inoperable and heading for a wheelchair, came on a friend's spare ticket; when back pain was declared, the numbness in her left leg went.

Testimonies (Streams of Joy Abuja)

• Clara (Abuja): after her aunt's burial in April last year, she had dreams of eating, then H. pylori, high blood pressure, palpitations, insomnia and breathing trouble, and months off work. On 17 September she resolved to "pray like a mad person" at the next morning's prayer (18 September, "strong room verdict"). She asked God to put her case in the pastor's mouth and heard "pylori infection, let it be reversed". She ate heavily peppered food in faith. Tests on 23 September (non-reactive) and 25 September (negative) came back clear. Later, two scans showed bilateral pyelonephritis; at the NSPPD crossover service at the stadium she tore up the report. On 8 January, during the 21-day fast, she was prompted to "go back and check": the doctor found her kidneys perfect, saw her wristband, and said "Arroi people... go and testify." (Dates are as spoken; the sequence is garbled in captions.)
• Ashley (Houston, Texas, US): an ICU nurse with a 4.0 GPA, rejected six times by six doctoral nursing programmes. She was told her specialty had 450 applicants, 100 interviews and 25 places. She saw she was "trusting in my own chariot". On day 11 of the midyear fast the pastor declared "You have been accepted"; she reapplied to her dream school, got an interview, and booked her ticket to Nigeria in faith. The interview asked exactly what she had studied the night before. On Thursday 24 September the programme director phoned: accepted. Advice: do not hold back your testimony.
• Dr Zena (name uncertain; captions "Dr Zena Arenzi" / "Dr Cena"), UK, age 63, first time at Streams of Joy Abuja:
  1. In 2024, the day after returning from her mother's burial, hot oil gave her second and third degree burns on both legs. She had months of bandages at the Chelsea burns unit (about 100 pounds a day in travel), was told she would not walk properly, and was offered a skin graft. She went to the UK conference at Twickenham in bandages, declined the graft, and is fully healed: walking, jumping, in the sun.
  2. Her two adult daughters stopped speaking in June 2023. She kept them on her prayer list at 7 a.m., and they reconciled suddenly in November 2025.
  3. She was offered a TEDx talk in Abuja on 26 September. After Pastor Eno preached in her church in March ("from the byway to the highway", Judges), she started a monthly programme, "Give to Gain". It drew paying clients and two or three VIP clients, and that paid for this trip.
  4. For years she urged others to email their prayer lists but never sent her own. Last year, around the pastor's birthday prayers, she sent the longest email of her life and watched things line up, her daughters included. "Obedience is better than sacrifice."
• A young woman (name unclear): she had been lax in her faith. Her car hit a parked trailer in the early hours, a fatal-looking crash, and she walked out unhurt. She also gained admission for a master's degree.
• Grace:
  1. On 13 January, during the fast, a Jeep hit her taxi. Her arm was dislocated and her clavicle shattered, but she lived with no embolism, while a man died on the same road soon after. She now has full use of the arm.
  2. She had failed the US registered nurse licensing exam twice. For the third attempt, in Kenya, she laid hands on the floor and the computer, took a break at question 67 to pray, and saw the computer shut off after she submitted at 85. She had copied another testifier's congratulations letter with her name on it and read it daily. The message came: international licence approved, passed. She is now a US registered nurse.

Words of knowledge / healing declarations

• "Shake off" the tumour, cancer, lump, glaucoma (captions "glucon") and cataract.
• Every ulcer (captions "altar") commanded out: "You will not arise again." Any form of infertility reversed. Accumulation of fluid in the lungs reversed. "I am changing that report."
• "In the next seven days... an outstanding unimaginable evidence." "In 72 hours, let them locate you" (your helper). "In 21 days, that testimony will appear." "In 24 hours, let there be a manifestation."
• "6 days from now, the Lord will raise men that will speak in your favor. 3 days after the six days, a decision will be taken that will favor you... a king will send for you."
• "Any waiting for you by your next birthday, let it be broken." "Another man will not wear your crown."
• In the Genesis 38 services: "Can I speak to 3,000 of you... He will deliver to you 20 years in one day." Powers that stop people at the point of distinction, and powers that make people go backwards after progress, are reversed.

Offering

• In each service: offerings, tithes and partnership (Streams of Joy) raised as a wave offering. Decree: "This week, every heat will bring you an evidence... a turnaround."

Church notices (Streams of Joy Abuja)

• Discipleship and membership class: Monday 28 September, 6 p.m., church premises.
• Maturity class: Tuesday 29 September, 6 p.m., church premises (none last Tuesday; it resumes).
• New church site from 1 November 2026: this is the last full month in the current building. Word and Fire on Thursday 22 October at the new site, then back here for Sunday. From Word and Fire on Thursday 29 October, "we will not come back"; take anything you keep here with you by then.
• Children go to the children's church, not the adult auditorium. No littering: no water bottles, food, or gum under the seats.
• Global church anniversary: Sunday 6 December, all services, at the new church premises and in every Streams of Joy branch. Dress code: men black monochrome, women gold monochrome.
• Church building project: "almost there", account details on screen.
• Devotionals, books and MP3s at the emporium; partnership forms and testimony forms at the inquiry desk (fill in before the next service to be scheduled).
• First timers and new members fill in the ushers' forms so their names go on "the altar of fire". "Give us three months of your life. If nothing changes, walk away." In the fourth service, worshippers from outside Nigeria were called to the altar and prophesied over.

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1. Seasons are made with words. "Seasons were created with words", so when you sense your season, keep talking and keep declaring. Coming to church is survival, not tradition: "If I miss a word, I can miss destiny."
2. A season arrives by revelation, by men, and by urgency. Abraham saw, the helpers came as men, and at 99 he ran. When your season comes, live and pray with urgency; the distinguished were the ones who "overdid it".
3. What God shows you is what you can become. God told Abraham about Sodom because he "shall surely become a great nation". The rooms, conversations and testimonies God lets you see (NSPPD conferences included) are your future calling your name. Do not just be wowed: "I can become it."
4. Favour is what you do for God. Abraham asked for the favour of serving, offered God a place to rest, and wanted to comfort God's heart. The sincerity of the heart, not its perfection, comforts God.
5. Heat brings you to destiny. Abraham came out because of the heat and met his season. Career heat and family heat are God working out his glory. Sarah worked hard but stayed behind the tent with no encounter; he prayed for every veil over the new season to break.
6. It is kairos, not chronos. God's opportune time needs no human calendar or confirmation, and it does not ask whether you are strong or weak.
7. Come out with everything. Zerah came out with a hand only. This season, bring all your faith, boldness, prayer fire, wisdom, and the forgotten notes and instructions. "If the Lord gives me five minutes to be great, devil, you are in trouble."
8. Presentation matters more than coming first. God will not exalt mediocrity or put his oil on an unprepared vessel. Having no scarlet thread and no pedigree builds ruggedness, and a bad start (a hand-first birth) can still be delivered. Do not pull your hand back; God will perfect what he started.
9. Seven marks of a break-forth season:
   1. Something always stands in front of you; what matters is what you do with it.
   2. You have no destiny mate.
   3. Pain comes first.
   4. God works against the verdict of the experts.
   5. God gives the opportunity, and you choose the posture.
   6. Attacks increase.
   7. You get a grace you cannot explain: "the higher the attack, the bigger the grace".
10. To the Perez generation: the pain is for birthing. Posture speaks when you cannot. Breaking forth is not gentle; it takes Holy Ghost violence. Tell the predictors, "You no be God." Zerah's thread could fade; Perez carried breaking forth as his name into every room.

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Today / this season

• Keep declaring "It is my time and my turn" out loud, and do not be quiet in the service.
• Pray and do not faint; stir up the gift and pray in the Holy Ghost.
• If there are battles against your season, come to the altar or put your hand on the screen, and "take away" the garments of rejection, shame and no evidence, for your children too.
• When you watch a testimony, point at it and say "I can become it."
• Come out with everything: go back to old notes and forgotten instructions and bring your boldness and prayer fire to the next assignment, speech or proposal.
• Present well: prepare, pay attention to details, and do not let your posture say what your mouth is not saying.
• Listen to the message again and pray it through before the last quarter (fourth service): "We will not enter 2027 looking like 2026."
• Send your testimony: fill in a testimony form at the inquiry desk before the next service. Visitors quoted in the service also urge people to send their own prayer lists by email, not just tell others to.
• Give offerings, tithes and partnership, and support the church building project.
• First timers and new members: fill in the ushers' form.

Tomorrow / upcoming

• Monday 28 September NSPPD, theme "Affliction Will Not Arise a Second Time": special prayers over the works of your hands, career, education, business and ministry. Bring a symbol of what you do for a living to the altar. Write a list of every affliction that will not arise a second time. Invite family, friends and colleagues: "Don't be alone on the altar."
• Thursday 1 October, Word and Fire, 6 p.m.: "The Gates of Hell Shall Not Prevail" over October and the last quarter of 2026.
• Sunday 4 October: "That Same Jesus", a communion service. Services at 7:00, 8:30, 10:15 and 11:45 a.m.
• Word and Fire at the new site on 22 October and 29 October; the church moves for good on 1 November.
• Global anniversary on 6 December in black (men) and gold (women) monochrome.

UK / other locations

• Thanksgiving for the UK conference at Old Trafford, Manchester, on 26 September, and the expectation that "as the Lord did in Manchester, so will he do in your life" this week.

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