TFOLC Word Explosion Conference Set to Hold in Lagos

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TFOLC Word Explosion Conference Set to Hold in Lagos

2023-04-06T10:30:48+01:00

By Marie

A new season is on the horizon as the annual Word Explosion Conference with the theme: The Holy Spirit, kicks off this year from Wednesday, 12th April 2023 to 16th April 2023 at the Fountain of Life Church (TFOLC), Ilupeju.This year’s conference will be a divine intervention of the Holy Spirit with liberating Word from anointed national and international ministers of God. Amongst them are Apostle Joshua Selman, Pastor Sola Osunmakinde, Pastor Niyi Eboda, Pastor Chris Delvan Gwamna, Pastor Richard Whitcomb and of course, host Pastor Taiwo Odukoya.At the last Word Explosion in 2021, as always, anointed men of God were invited to deliver the Word. Amongst them are Bishop Mike Okonkwo, Rev. George Adegboye, Bishop Harold Ray, Pastor Tunde Bolanta and Pastor Andy Osakwe.While at the grand finale of the 20th edition of The Fountain of Life Church (TFOLC) yearly flagship program, Word Explosion Conference, with the theme “Possessing Your Possession”, the Senior Pastor Taiwo Odukoya ministered a powerful message titled, ‘Where Do We Go from Here?’.Taking his scripture from the book of Revelation 3:7-11 and 1 Corinthians 16:9, he called to mind the focus of the gathering being the reality of each believer’s divine inheritance in Christ Jesus.Pastor Taiwo said that, despite the struggles believers experience in this world, they need to walk in the consciousness that Christ has set an open door for all, and this door is a permanent possession. “You are keeping His word and not denying His name, and Jesus sees and knows you have a little strength that is why He is telling you that the open door is your possession,” he said.#WEC2023 is going to mark a turning point in your life as you receive the life-changing Word, prophetic declarations, and supernatural insights from anointed ministers of God.ALSO READ: The Fountain of Life Church: Child Protection Network celebrates Day of the African Child