FRESH DEW SERVICE JUNE 01, 2025 SPEAKER: PASTOR EDWIN BIAYEIBO TOPIC: HOW TO BE LED BY GOD: WHEN GOD DOES NOT MAKE SENSE TEXT: Hebrews 3:1,5:13-14, Isaiah 55:8-9, Psalms 92:5, Hosea 14:9 When I ask you what your profession is, you'd say you're a doctor, lawyer, teacher, or accountant, but that's not your profession. As a Christian, your profession is faith. The church is filled with people who are babes in the word; they are children and are not discerned by the exercise of the word. Such that when they encounter challenges, they fall from the faith. The phrase "When God Doesn't Make Sense" captures those puzzling moments in the believer's journey when Divine instructions defy human logic, contradict human reasoning, challenge emotions, stretch faith, and demand trust without clarity. There are seasons in life when you will not have clarity. There are times when God does things that don't make sense; at such times, follow God. There are three ways of doing things in life: a)the right way, b) the wrong way, c) God's way. And most of the time, what people call the right way is not always the right way, because there is always God's way. In God's plan, purpose takes precedence over everything else. In God's scheme of things, purpose is more important than everything else. Jesus lived a life of purpose, and His death at the age of 33 was filled with God's purpose for His life. Anna the prophetess, who was also a widow, devoted her life to prayer until Jesus was born. So while waiting for your answer to come, as a single man or lady, pause for a while and ask God about what your present assignment is. Unfortunately, Everybody will not get married, but everybody can fulfill destiny. The story of Tamah would have been different if she had looked beyond the pain of being violated by her brother that she did a bitter person. Let's imagine that she underwent counselling and was healed of her bitterness, and began to get active in service, baptized with an unusual anointing, a became a minister in the direction of her calling. She would have fulfilled her purpose thereby. Just like Joyce Meyer today. Do you remember Tamah, the daughter-in-law of Judah? He was married to Judah's son, who was said to be wicked in the sight of God, but God killed him. His brother was killed by God when he refused to get Tamah pregnant and raise a child for his brother. She should have been bitter, but she wasn't. She ended up being the mother of Perez, who was the son she had with Judah, her father-in-law, through whom the prophecy of the Messiah was fulfilled. Jesus is called the" Lion of the Tribe of Judah". When John the Baptist was in prison, he queried whether Jesus was truly the Messiah or if someone else was to be expected. Jesus' response to him was Blessed is the person who is not offended by Him. He was beheaded. The point is that bitterness can lead to death. Always remember that despite the daunting challenges you may be facing, there's always a purpose, even when God doesn't make sense. Romans 8:28 says, "For we know that all things worketh together for good to them that love God". Even when God's ways do not make sense, keep following Him, because whatever it is you're going through will surely end in praise. GOD BLESS YOU

SUNRISE SERVICE MAY 25, 2025 TOPIC: HOW GOD SPEAKS THROUGH DREAMS TEXT: JOB 33:14-16, JOEL 2:28, JEREMIAH 23:28-29 . One of the reasons God speaks to us through dreams is that we get distracted by activities throughout the day and only get to relax at night and in our sleep, so God ceases during that time and communicates with us His intentions. The word also operates as fire; when you have a contradictory dream, come to it with the word of God and set it ablaze. Even if the dream comes very strongly like a rock, the word is like a hammer, use it in the place of prayer and get it destroyed. There are many reasons why God gives us dreams, and dreams serve lots of purposes in the life of a Christian. So, if you keep having a particular dream that consistently repeats itself and it is in line with the word of God, it is that God is calling you in that direction. God often reveals the future to people through their dreams. Nobody has the monopoly on interpreting your dreams for you. That's why, as a Christian, you have access to God to understand whatever dreams you may have. Certain Facts About Dreams: I )Everybody dreams. Clinically speaking, if you don't dream for about three months, you get mad. ii.)Not every dream is from God. The first source of dream is from God, the second source of dream is from the devil with the intention to deceive, beguile, and mislead. There is what is called self-fulfilling prophecy. If you have a negative dream and exalt it over the word of God, it will come to pass. iii.) The third source of dream is called "multitude of business". Ecclesiastes 5:3. The compartment of your mind called memory stores information,n which may replay during sleep as dreams.One of the ways to know that a dream is from God is that it comes more than once to you. Three Dreams You Should Never Joke With * The dream that repeats itself: Some dreams would come with an interpretation, while some come with symbols. In this situation, you need to know that such a dream is immediate, and you need to pray. * Dreams that follow you from the spiritual to the physical. * The dream you had but can't remember yet keeps bothering you, or you feel restless about it. You need to go to God in prayer, get an interpretation from God, and receive an instruction from God about the dream. There's always a requisite action that follows an interpretation of a dream. Sometimes God uses dreams to warn or prevent dangers. Seven Rules For the Interpretation Of Dreams: 1. Submit every dream to the Word of God. Isaiah 8:19-20. 2. Pray for interpretation and timing. 3. Look for patterns and consistencies. 4. Avoid sensationalism. 5. Seek counsel from mature believers. 6. Discern between literal and symbolic. Don't take every dream literally. 7. Test the spirit behind the dream. Any dream that is contradictory to the word and nature of God, deal with it in the place of prayer. As God speaks His mind to you through dreams, always remember to ask Him for the interpretation of it and what actions He may require you to take. GOD BLESS YOU.

FRESH DEW SERVICE MAY 25, 2025 TOPIC: HOW GOD SPEAKS THROUGH VISIONS AND REVELATIONS TEXT: JOB 33:14-16, JOEL 2:28, JEREMIAH 23:28-29 Anytime your dreams do not agree with the word of God, that dream is a lie; throw it away. The word of God is like a fire, so if you have a dream against the word, burn it with fire. The word is like a hammer. So when you have a dream that contradicts the word of God, speak the word and fight in the place of prayer. God still speaks in this present time, and He also speaks through dreams, visions, and revelations. Churches are built with visions and revelations. And the sad news is that lots of lives have been destroyed in the pursuit of vision and revelations. In Genesis 15:1, God came to Abraham in a vision and told him not to fear, for he is with him. God told the prophet Nathan through a vision that he should tell David not to build a house for Him because his hands were filled with blood. In Isaiah 6, Isaiah saw God, and his whole life and ministry changed for good. The leadings of God are sometimes intertwined; you can have a vision and a revelation about the same issue. In 2 Corinthians 12:2-5,7. Paul had told the early church that the rock which Moses smote in the wilderness was Christ. God had given him deep revelations and mysteries about what happened in the Old Testament. Revelations do not come only at night; they can come at any time of the day. In Acts 10, Cornelius was praying and in a vision God asked him to send men to Joppa for Peter, who would tell him what to do to be saved. Now, each time you pray for anything, support it with a gift. Three Dreams or Visions You Must Never Joke With i. The dream or vision that happens repeatedly: When you have a recurring dream, pray about it, asking God for interpretation and what you should do about it. ii. The dream that follows you from the spiritual to the physical. If you saw someone attack you in a dream and felt the impact physically, you are under attack. Pray about it using the word. iii. A dream that you can't remember in details but woke up with a burden in your heart.You have to pray about it, the interpretation and wh,at to do about it. Anytime God gives you a vision, He will always show you a symbol that you can identify. Visions and revelations can come at any time, and they are mostly metaphorical. Stop being afraid that you are going to miss God when it comes to hearing Him. Especially if you have a track record of obedience. God will keep repeating it until you get it because He knows you will always obey him. Whatever dream or vision you have, subject it to a test. For example, if you see a particular relative who does not like you in a vision and tries to harm you. It is metaphorical. It doesn't mean that the relative is going to harm you, but that there is someone in the family who may attack you. Another thing you need to do is that you must check if it is consistent with the word of God or the nature of God. Psalms 63:5-8. The greatest key to interpreting visions is meditation (thinking deeply about something). I plead with you, always find time in the week or month to hear God about an issue. Dedicate yourself to a life of meditation. Meditation is more effective with fasting and speaking in tongues. You are the one God is depending on to be the eyes and ears of your family. Make a dedication to meditation. GOD BLESS YOU.