FROM GLORY TO GLORY [COMMUNION SERVICE]

The second Sunday of October, in the middle of the 31 days of answers, evidence and manifestation, ran as four communion services under one theme: from glory to glory (2 Corinthians 3:18). Each service opened with worship and "speak into the week" declarations for Monday to Saturday, and each closed with communion, offering and the announcements. Pastor Jerry preached a different message in each service, all hung on glory. The cry of the day, shouted again and again: "From glory to glory. No setback, no limitation, no obstacle, no mountain. They will not find you where they left you yesterday."

First service opened with a long prophetic altar: "break out", "I awake", garments of rejection, failure and "rising and falling" burned, and a string of dated words (a turnaround "in 6 hours", arrows returning on 21, 22 and 23 October, the family pattern broken before 31 December). The message from Isaiah 60:1-5 and 2 Corinthians 3:18 (Message translation: "our faces shining with the brightness of his face") taught that glory is stratified, and that the face carries eyes, ears and mouth: "You are still stuck on this level of glory because you are still seeing like you, hearing like you, speaking like you." He set the Hebrew kabod (intrinsic glory, the capacity on the inside) beside the Greek doxa (the outward splendour people see), and said you cannot carry kabod and not see doxa. Light precedes glory; gross darkness is the reason the Lord arises on you, so "I will not sit with a generation to discuss darkness, because their expectation of light is in me." He told of the transformer that blew on his childhood street, when everyone queued to iron school uniforms in the one house that had tapped light: "They didn't ask us to come. What you have will make them run after you." Kings come to the brightness of your rising, so "if you've ever risen, keep rising." Along the way he named four ways men rise: a word, a renewed mind, other men's help, and divine encounter, plus warfare that hides treasure.

Second service was preached from Acts 3:1-11, the lame man at the gate called Beautiful. When God takes a man into a higher glory season, he trusts him with gates, and usually "it's not a gate with answer, it's a gate with problem." The charge was focus ("Look on us"), the destiny connection of Peter and John, and the fact that the apostolic season began "at the hour of prayer": "A higher glory season is a prayer season." "Silver and gold have I none, but such as I have" became a declaration over people without the connections, certificates or bribes others rely on. Three testimonies from abroad were heard: Cape Verde, Florida and Halifax.

Third service taught from the transfiguration (Luke 9:28-36): the Zoe life is a glorified life, battles are raw material for glory, and if God lifts you onto a mountain, pray, because "the higher you go, the hotter it becomes." As Jesus prayed, the glory that belonged after the resurrection came early: "It is not by calendar, it is by grace," and "there is no glory without prayer." The congregation prayed in tongues while he called for mindsets, besetting sins and inherited patterns to be "altered", then said: "I had a lot to say in this service, but the Lord kept saying, stay on this." Three UK-linked testimonies were heard, including a kidnapping on the Enugu road.

Fourth service used the same passage for "how to be a spectator in the move of God": Peter slept, woke in the middle and spoke without knowing what he said. The marks of a spectator: no foundation, sleeping associations, your voice ahead of God's, settling and building tabernacles in a transient place, and letting an encounter pass without knowing why. He gave parents a fast to learn their children's destinies, prayed over visitors from outside Nigeria ("It will not be up to 8 weeks after today; let your testimony start falling like rain"), and closed with "He will give Ethiopia for your sake."

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Theme and timing

• Theme: From glory to glory, communion service in all four services at Streams of Joy Abuja.
• Monday 12 October is day 12 of the 31 days of answers, evidence and manifestation on NSPPD.
• He said the Lord has shown him that every Sunday in October will be a communion service.

Fast

• The church and NSPPD are fasting 6am to 1pm every day through October ("we are skipping our breakfast").
• Service 4, for parents who do not know their children's destinies: fast 6am to 3pm, Monday to Friday this week, asking God to reveal what each child is meant to be. "Take it as an instruction from me."

This week on NSPPD

• Monday: God of settlement, God of vengeance, God of my journey. Operation divine settlement, divine vengeance, divine intervention, divine acceleration, divine judgment, divine access, divine turnaround, the hand of the Lord, divine conclusion. Special prayers to redeem the years, special prayers over families, and a special healing and deliverance service. Bring pictures of family members and set them beside your device. "If there is anything to miss, not tomorrow."
• Tuesday: It did not end the way the devil planned it.
• Wednesday: Oh Lord, show me mercy.
• Thursday: And Jezebel was crushed.
• Friday: Congratulations and celebrations, Jesus did it.
• Saturday: Rain of abundance.
• Sunday 18 October: The generation that seeks thy face (communion service, all four services).

Church calendar (Streams of Joy Abuja)

• Thursday Word and Fire service: continues with "The gates of hell shall not prevail", 6pm (call and response "Already bound / Already loosed").
• Discipleship and membership class: Monday, 6pm, church premises.
• Maturity class: Tuesday, 6pm, church premises (it did not hold last week); topic named in service 4: 14 ways a believer should never use his tongue.
• New church building: the move-in date has slipped. Pastor Jerry apologised for the earlier announcement. Trial midweek services at the new auditorium on 22 October and 29 October; the first Sunday service there is 1 November, with Nathaniel Bassey, Dunsin Oyekan and Mercy Chinwo (names restored from captions). Address as captioned: "Yalam Ali Street off Jerzi Street, by Police Service Commission, Jabi" (street names uncertain).
• New service times at the new site: two services, first 7am to 10am, second 10:30am to 12:30pm ("at most 1").
• Global church anniversary: Sunday 6 December, all services at the new auditorium. Dress code: men black monochrome, women gold monochrome.
• Gems and Jewels singles church (39 and below): friendship community week, "Building kingdom networks", 19 to 25 October (first service said the 29th), with football and volleyball competitions.
• Women's fellowship: hangout "Healthy living, healthy you", Saturday 17 October, 7am, at the children's church, with health talks, health checks and refreshments.
• Premium singles (40 and above): inter-friendship competition, Saturday 31 October, Millennium Park, 10am.
• Men's fellowship: prayer walk from the current church to the new church auditorium, Saturday 24 October, 7am, take-off at the current auditorium. Pastor Jerry will walk with them as "chief monitor"; no bikes or drivers.
• Church building project ongoing, account details on screen. Devotional books and MP3s at the emporium; partnership forms and testimony forms at the inquiry desk.

Communion

• Service 1: every liquid and substance becomes the blood and flesh of Jesus; "The Lord said to me as I prayed last night, when you come this morning, declare it is your time and your turn. Let the manifestation begin."
• Service 2: "The Lord said, declare over my people newness. The next 14 days will bring newness."
• Service 3: everything God has altered is flushed out of body, soul and spirit, and all that must manifest erupts.
• Service 4: a healing communion. Use it for any sickness in yourself, or to stand for anyone you know who is sick; "healing and deliverance."

Offering

• Offerings, tithes and partnership raised as a wave offering in every service, with the blessing of those who honour the Lord, the devourer rebuked and the windows of heaven opened.

Testimonies played / recapped

Service 2

• Faina, Cape Verde (name uncertain): her son, studying abroad, went for knee pain in 2024 and was found with a cyst on the leg and a large tumour; a 4-hour surgery took 8 to 9 hours and doctors said he would not walk. He walks today. He had also hidden a diagnosis of tumours in the brain and lungs; after a friend told him Pastor Jerry mentioned his case on NSPPD, a fresh check found neither. She had vowed to come in person.
• Prophetess Fatima Miller, Florida, USA: came on five planes over three days and lost her luggage in Morocco. Introduced to NSPPD in June 2025 through her TikTok business page. Doctors searched for a brain tumour, an irregular heartbeat and leukaemia (low white cell count) and found none; she declared a newly seen lump on her lung will be gone when she returns. Her pastors in America report business breakthroughs and healings since joining; they rise at 2am for the altar.
• Miriam, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada: prayed through the mid-year fast to "go to the other side", walking to a private wealth management firm across the street with her CV each lunchtime. A job opened in July, a colleague connected her to an insider (a destiny helper), and after three interviews she got the call on the Monday she landed home from the Atlanta 2025 NSPPD conference, where Pastor Jerry had said "by Monday you will receive that call." She is the only person of colour there in her province. Also: from September 2022 unexplained breathlessness, lost 12 kg in 4 days, was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism after joining NSPPD via a link sent from Texas and South Africa, collapsed on 9 December 2022 and was told she should have died, spent a month in hospital with transfusion and ICU, and was off blood thinners by March 2023. Healthy through 2026. "At first it was too noisy. Now if I don't have the noise, I'm not okay."

Service 3

• Mrs Chisoba (or Chima), from the UK (name uncertain): had pins in her knee and ankle and could not climb stairs. At the NSPPD UK conference in London she insisted on serving as a volunteer usher, was posted near the stage, and was healed when Pastor Jerry said "shake it off"; she now wears normal shoes. Her daughter, the only black staff member in an office serving British soldiers, resisted a demotion from grade five to grade three after family prayer and moved department. She herself retired from the NSCDC on Wednesday 7 October.
• Jennifer Phillips, UK: on a graduate visa with a part-time government job, she used Pastor Jerry's 40-day birthday prayers to ask for a government job with sponsorship (CoS). Days before the 40 days ended, after about 35 rejections as a nurse, she got an interview invitation for 1 October, rescheduled her 18 September flight to sit it, and on 7 October, already in Nigeria, got the job offer.
• A worker in the Jubilee Pilots and Temple Keeping units (name lost in captions): travelling by road from Enugu on the Saturday of the UK conference (also local government election day), her bus was stopped near "Benway" (place uncertain) by gunmen in police uniform, who marched the passengers into the forest, beat them, took phones and ATM cards and planned to move them for ransom. She prayed, connected through her bangle "mantle" to the UK conference, and asked God to confuse them. The kidnappers fought each other over money, gunshots came from somewhere around 4am Sunday, they fled, and the group walked out. Everyone else was beaten; no one touched her, and no ransom was paid.

Words of knowledge / healing declarations

• Service 1: kidney stones and bladder stones drop off; heart palpitations reversed; "unstoppable diarrhoea" stopped; a blind right eye reversed; heart attack reversed; memory loss reversed; children under severe attack that the parents never suffered; someone whose family has gone "from one bad news to another" for three years: October will bring good news, and it will come from you.
• "In 6 hours there will be a turnaround you did not anticipate."
• "Before the 31st of December, God will use you to break the pattern in your family."
• "21st, 22nd, 23rd of October: any arrow the devil has designed to strike you or anybody connected to you, return to your sender" (captioned "center").
• "In the next 48 hours you will hear about it, and you will remember the service."
• "Before Friday this week, let there be a manifestation."
• "Before the end of October, may the Lord send you men that will stretch forth their hand. That matter will end before the 20th."
• "No male will die in your family." A hidden "golden chair" belonging to someone released.
• "The laughter of your mockers will be cut short; you are the one that will laugh this week."
• Service 2: "This week, before Wednesday, you will laugh in a way you have never laughed."
• Service 4: "It will not be up to 8 weeks after today. Let your testimony start falling like rain"; those who came on behalf of a loved one will find God has begun a work.

Social / sharing

• Repeated instruction at the end of each service to walk up to 7, 14 or 21 people and declare "from glory to glory" into their ear.
• Invite family and friends to Monday's service; do not watch later.

Visitors

• First-timers and those adopting Streams of Joy as their church were welcomed in each service ("give us three months of your time"). In service 4 he called forward everyone who came from outside Nigeria and prayed over them.

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1. Glory is stratified and progressive. There is a glory of the sun, moon and stars, each different. A five-minute prayer life will not carry the glory of someone who stays with God. Believers move from glory to glory, never from strength to weakness.
2. You become what your face beholds. Transformation is complete only when your eyes see like his, your ears hear like his and your mouth speaks like his. Where you are stuck, ask who you have been seeing, hearing and speaking like. God waits until you see what he has already seen.
3. Kabod and doxa belong together. Glory is first the intrinsic life of God in you (kabod) and then the outward evidence (doxa). You may carry glory before it shows, but kabod always "goes show." The glory is not on us but in us, and it is the glory in us that is on us; that is why it cannot be covered like Moses's veil.
4. Light precedes glory, and darkness is your assignment. The darkness around you is the reason the Lord arises on you. Do not sit with your generation to mourn the darkness you are the answer for. The devil does not mind you being light, as long as you are light without a platform. Every light God gives is to solve a problem, not to show off.
5. Keep rising. Kings come to the brightness of your rising, not to how you once rose. Men rise by a word, by a renewed mind, by other men's help, by divine encounter, and through warfare, which always hides something God means you to carry out of it. Some people you do not fight; the more you fight a favoured man, the stronger his house grows.
6. God promotes you to gates, and gates carry problems. The first thing at the gate is a crippled man. Relevance in the coming days will come from the problems you solve, not your title. You may not be in charge of the gate, but you can control it.
7. Focus. Prophecies fail on the brink of manifestation because people lose focus. The thing after you wants your life, not your money. Unfriendly friends are waiting to tell the story of how you failed; do not validate them with your weakness.
8. Such as I have. Believers cannot cut corners, bribe or sleep their way in, but what they have, the life of God, will not disappoint them. In a higher glory season the game is no longer by the rules but by who controls the rules.
9. There is no glory without prayer. As Jesus prayed, his countenance was altered and the glory meant for after the resurrection arrived early. Prayer pulls tomorrow's glory into today: "It is not by calendar, it is by grace." Losing your appetite for prayer is a sign the devil is planning something. If God lifts you onto a mountain, it is a call to pray, not to party.
10. Things must be altered. Mindsets, besetting sins, habits, atmospheres and inherited patterns must be altered for glory to come early. Your battles and mockery are raw material for glory, not a disqualification.
11. How to become a spectator in the move of God: have no foundation (Peter woke up in the middle and spoke "not knowing what he said"); keep sleeping associations; let your voice run ahead of God's voice; settle and build monuments in a transient place; and let an encounter pass without asking why. "God doesn't waste encounters. We are the ones who waste God moments."
12. Foundations reach into marriage and parenting. Do not marry because everyone else is; marriage was never meant for selfish people. Know the destiny of your children so your prayers line up with it. He told how his mother kept counselling him out of his job with international organisations and the United Nations into his calling, and said that after nearly seven years he is still not "used to" the assignment.
13. The prophetic word over the day: "It is your time and your turn. Let the manifestation begin." The best news of your life will not be told in your yesterday.

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Today / this season

• Shout and keep declaring "from glory to glory", out loud, even walking back to your seat: "You think you're returning to your seat, but you are crossing over."
• Ask yourself who you are seeing, hearing and speaking like, and start to see as God sees.
• Keep praying in tongues daily, anoint yourself and keep going out even when nothing happens on the first day.
• Shut the door on anyone who drains the life of God in you.
• Stop discussing the darkness you are meant to shine in.
• Pick your focus back up, mark the date, and tell the devil "no further."
• Pray for a higher appetite for prayer; when God lifts you onto a mountain, pray more.
• Keep friends who pray. Do not promise to pray for people unless you will. Do not connect where God does not lead, even if it takes ten years to find the right people.
• Go back to the basics: attend the discipleship and membership class and the maturity class, know what you believe, and find your prophetic word for this season.
• Put God's will and voice ahead of your own, do not settle in a passing moment, and ask God why each encounter happened.
• Keep the October fast, 6am to 1pm.
• Parents: Monday to Friday this week, fast 6am to 3pm and ask God to reveal each child's destiny.
• Take communion, including for anyone you know who is sick.
• Give offerings, tithes and partnership; support the church building project.
• Submit testimony forms at the inquiry desk so you can be scheduled to testify.

Tomorrow / upcoming

• Be live on NSPPD on Monday 12 October (day 12): God of settlement, God of vengeance, God of my journey. Bring pictures of your family members and set them beside your device. Invite family and friends; do not watch later.
• Join the week's prayers through Saturday and the communion service on Sunday 18 October, "The generation that seeks thy face."
• Thursday Word and Fire, 6pm: "The gates of hell shall not prevail."
• Women: "Healthy living, healthy you", Saturday 17 October, 7am. Men: prayer walk to the new church, Saturday 24 October, 7am. Singles: Gems and Jewels week from 19 October; premium singles at Millennium Park, Saturday 31 October, 10am.
• Trial midweek services at the new church on 22 and 29 October; first Sunday service there on 1 November.
• Global church anniversary, Sunday 6 December: men in black, women in gold.

UK / other locations

• Three testimonies traced back to the NSPPD UK conference (London healing, the Enugu road kidnapping prayed through on conference day) and to the Atlanta 2025 conference (Miriam's job). Overseas viewers on the altar at 2am were celebrated, and visitors from outside Nigeria were prayed for in the fourth service.

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