The_Forces_of_Dominion_3_Fast_Track_Day_3_With_Pastor_Sunday_Ogidigbo

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Pastor Sunday describes shaking a sickness into the fire after weeks of suffering, shocking his assistant who thought he was dying.

Pastor Sunday Ogidigbo delivers a sermon titled 'The Anointing' as part of a series on dominion. He begins by establishing that Christian ministry is a continuation of Jesus's work, using the metaphor of a relay race passed through generations. The core argument is that to function like Jesus, believers must be empowered by the same anointing—the Holy Spirit and power. He references Acts 10:38 to show Jesus was anointed to heal and do good. Pastor Sunday shares personal anecdotes, including a time he battled sickness for weeks until he forcefully commanded it to leave. He emphasizes that miracles should be normal for Christians, not extraordinary events. He critiques an overemphasis on money, stating that problems money can solve are trivial compared to supernatural healing. The sermon includes a detailed account of a church in Guadalajara that grew from 30 to 2,000 people after implementing 100-hour prayer marathons. He uses the analogy of hot oil to explain that prayer and fasting 'fire up' dormant anointing. Pastor Sunday tells a story of a man whose finances were cursed and buried in a coffin; after prayer and fasting, the man received a 15 million naira job and later a 300 million naira contract. He explains that the anointing breaks yokes and burdens, referencing Isaiah 10:27. The latter part of the message focuses on the practical aspects of the anointing: it attracts people and devils, requiring discipline; the anointed must be sanctified vessels; each person's anointing has unique demands, like fasting for some or worship for others; and the anointing teaches and discerns. He answers questions from the audience about living up to expectations, identifying one's anointing demands, and handling prayers that seem ineffective for healing. The episode closes with contact information for Holy Hill Church in Abuja.

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A direct sermon on carrying God's presence from cultivated intimacy into active ministry.

Dominion frames ministry as a matter of continuity, tracing wisdom and understanding from Jesus to the apostles and then into each new generation.

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Press play for dominion teaching that moves from wisdom, understanding, and ministry as a continuation of Jesus into boot-on-the-ground prayer and a Guadalajara crusade that overruns local doubt.

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