Pastor  Adeboye has released his prophecies for the year 2025. Describing it as a “landmark year,” Pastor Adeboye’s revelations have sparked a wave of hope, caution, and divine anticipation among his followers.

During the annual crossover service held at RCCG’s Redemption City, Pastor Adeboye shared a series of prophecies that suggest 2025 will be marked by significant events and shifts on both personal and global scales. He emphasized that this year would be one that “nobody would ever forget,” hinting at the arrival of long-awaited breakthroughs and victories.

“The day someone has been waiting for will arrive this year,” Pastor Adeboye declared, instilling a sense of optimism and faith among the congregation. He also noted that the “wind” of change that began in the previous year would intensify in 2025, with a shift from reliance on earthly helpers to divine assistance. “Earthly helpers would be replaced by heavenly helpers this year,” he proclaimed, underscoring the importance of faith and dependence on God.

However, Pastor Adeboye’s prophecies also carried a warning. He cautioned that mockers and critics of God’s work would become “louder and more aggressive” in the coming year. Unfortunately, he added, many who refuse to repent might not survive 2025. “It’s unfortunate because God does not want the death of a sinner, but for them to repent,” he said, highlighting the need for spiritual reflection and repentance.

In a message of triumph, Pastor Adeboye predicted that some towns and villages would shout “victory at last,” suggesting collective successes for certain communities. He assured believers that they would witness the rewards of serving God before the year ends, further strengthening their faith and commitment.

As the congregation absorbed these prophecies, the atmosphere was charged with a mix of anticipation and reverence. Pastor Adeboye’s words have set the tone for a year that promises to be filled with divine interventions, challenges, and unforgettable moments.

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