Get ready for a powerful encounter at the **FCRM Annual Revival Conference 2026!** Three days of divine encounters, biblical revelation, spiritual empowerment, and revival.
Thank you for your love, prayers, wisdom, sacrifices, and godly leadership. We are truly grateful to God for the gift of your life.
May God renew your strength, preserve you, increase your joy, and make this new year fruitful and glorious. May your life continue to impact and bless many.
We love and celebrate you, Daddy! ❤️🙏 Happy Birthday! 🎉
MDP MEDITATION FOR TUESDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER, 2026 Jacob Elegun
TOPIC: BREAKING THE POWER OF ADDICTION
“Christ hath made us free: stand fast therefore, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.” Galatians 5:1 (KJV)
Many years ago, there was a brilliant young man in one of the universities in Northern Nigeria. He was exceptionally intelligent, hardworking and disciplined in his studies. He graduated with a First Class degree and, because of his academic excellence, eventually became a lecturer. However, behind the success was a hidden battle with alcohol. What began as a habit gradually became an addiction. His dependence on alcohol grew until it began to control his decisions, his health and his life. Sadly, one day, while intoxicated, he was involved in a road accident and eventually died. A brilliant life was cut short by an addiction that had been allowed to grow in secret.
Addiction does not begin by demanding everything from a person. It often begins with something that appears small, harmless or controllable. But whatever we repeatedly surrender ourselves to can eventually become our master. Addiction can affect the body, mind, emotions and spirit, and it must be confronted intentionally.
Breaking from addiction is possible, but it requires both physical and spiritual engagement. These two are conjunctive; they must work together. Spiritually, we must acknowledge the bondage, repent, seek God sincerely, depend on the power of the Holy Spirit, feed on the Word and maintain a strong prayer life. “If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.” (John 8:36)
Physically, we must also take practical steps. We must identify triggers, avoid environments that encourage the habit, establish healthy routines, seek appropriate professional help where necessary, and build accountability. Do not fight addiction alone. Submit yourself to trustworthy people who can ask difficult questions, monitor your progress, pray with you and lovingly confront you when you begin to drift.
Dear people of God, freedom from addiction is not merely the ability to stop a behaviour; it is the restoration of dominion. Do not be ashamed to seek help. Do not hide what needs to be confronted. Bring the battle into the light and trust God for genuine transformation.
“For sin shall not have dominion over you...” Romans 6:14 (KJV)
MDP MEDITATION FOR MONDAY 24TH AUGUST, 2026 Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: THE QUICKENING POWER OF THE WORD I 📖 “7 I am afflicted very much: quicken me, O LORD, according unto thy word.” Psalm 119:107 (KJV)
The word “Quicken” simply mean “to give life and to preserve life”. According to criptures, the Holy Spirit is the one who gives life; quickens us while the word of God is the instrument that the Holy Spirit uses to accomplish this work. (II PETER 3:18, ROM. 8:11)
It is through God’s word that the Holy Spirit quicken us with new life, so that we become partakers of the Divine nature. Ephi. 2:1 tells us that we are dead spiritually and when the miracle of New Birth takes place,, we are quickened by the Holy Spirit to be seated in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. This is the first work of quickening by the Holy Spirit according to the word of God.
It is through God’s word that the Holy Spirit quickens us in our desire to pray and guides our praying. It is the indwelling Holy Spirit who prompts us to pray and how to pray. As Christians, we must be frequently conscious of the Holy Spirit within us, urging us to pray. He leads us to the place of prayer and then, He shows us how to pray. (Luke 18:13, Rom. 8:26-27)
Dear believers in Christ, we must be conscious of these activities in our lives. The more we stay in the word of God, the more we will be familiar with the quickening of the Holy Spirit.
“ I am afflicted very much: quicken me, O LORD, according unto thy word.” Psalm 119:107 (KJV)
🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR TUESDAY 18TH AUGUST, 2026 Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: *LOVING THE WORD OF GOD II* 📖 “O how love I thy law! it is my meditation all the day.” Psalm 119:97 (KJV)
The Bible is the instrument of the Holy Spirit uses to convict the world of sin and establish the reign of righteousness. The Bible shows us that we are sinners in deeds, and this is the reason why most people don’t read their bible because it reveals their sinners to them. When we are humbled by word, it gives room for repentance and equally draws us closer to God. (John 16:8, Ephi. 6:17)
The word of God is the instrument the Holy Spirit uses to disciple and mature the saints, into the fullness of Christ. It is our discipleship manual and compass to measure our spiritual growth. The word is the sincere milk for growth and also a strong meat for adult. No believer can grow beyond the word of God, and as long as we live, we will forever be regulate by the Word. (I Peter 2:2, Heb. 5:14, Act 20:32)
The word of God also comforts us in times of troubles and tribulation. It is the hope of believers and a guide to overcome the devils. The Holy Spirit walks in partnership with the word of God to comfort us at every season of life, and to breathe strength into his spirit man, whenever we are face with temptation. (Matt. 4:1-12)
The Word is potent enough to do beyond our expectations. The problem with many believers is that, they are reading the Bible with a religious point of view. The Word will have no effects in their life, if they go beyond the veil and come into life abundantly, through the word.
“For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” Heb. 4:12(KJV) “#FCRM #pastorjacobelegun #faithcontendersrevivalministries #mdp
🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR THURSDAY, 13TH AUGUST, 2026 Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: LOVING THE WORD OF GOD I 📖 “O how love I thy law! it is my meditation all the day.” Psalm 119:97 (KJV)
It is true to say that the love of the word of God is like a thermometer by which we may tell the temperature of our love for the Lord himself. The measure in which we love the Bible will determine the measure in which we love him; and conversely, as we love him so shall love his wor. (Psalm 199: 24, 47, 103)
There are plenty people who hate the Bible ; there have always been those who are enemies of the Bible. Some have tried to destroy it but have never succeeded. Those who hate and reject God’s word do so primarily because they are not willing to submit to its authority and live according to its teaching
The people of old viewed the word of God as a manual for salvation and societal transformation for kingdom expansion. They lived their lives in supernatural because they valued and cherished the word of God with passion and hunger. Some of them even lay down their lives for the word of spread. It means that the word of God is worth dying for (Act 6&7)
Dear people of God, I admonish us all to take Bible as God’s spoken word to us daily. It is from the Word that we find strength to rule our world. Let us allow the Holy Spirit to breathe his breath on us from His word. The live without the word of God is prone to attacks and a life of fear. The word is first written, before it is living.
“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” Psalm 119:105(KJV)
🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR MONDAY 10TH AUGUST, 2026 Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: WHEN GOD SEEMS SILENT
📖 “I will stand upon my watch, and set me upon the tower, and will watch to see what he will say unto me.” Habakkuk 2:1 (KJV)
There are seasons in life when God seems silent. We pray, we wait, we trust, yet the answer does not come when we expect it. In such moments, it is easy to mistake God’s silence for His absence. But silence does not mean that God is not working.
Habakkuk was in a difficult season. He had questions and needed answers, yet instead of abandoning his faith, he positioned himself to hear from God. This teaches us that when we do not understand what God is doing, our responsibility is not to run away from Him but to wait upon Him.
Sometimes, God uses the waiting season to strengthen our faith, develop our character and prepare us for what is ahead. We may not see what He is doing, but His work does not depend on our ability to see it.
Dear people of God, if you are in a season of waiting, do not give up. Continue to pray, continue to trust and continue to obey God. The delay may be preparing you for something greater than what you presently understand.
Let us learn to trust God even when we cannot trace Him. His silence is not His absence, and His delay is not His denial.
📖 “Though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.” Habakkuk 2:3 (KJV)
🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR FRIDAY 7TH AUGUST, 2026 Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: WORD MADE FLESH 📖 “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us,” John 1:14a (KJV)
Our Bible text explains the word of God in a different way. That the word of God can be made to become flesh and dwell with us? That’s sounds so impossible and unrealistic to intellectual minds. However, goes beyond the written letters in the Bible, it actually has life and it can become flesh and living. (John 6:63)
The word of God is the person of Jesus that came to dwell with us, walk with us, and work for us. It is true to say that the word of God can be dead and fruitless in the lives of believers. This is because the Word of God is responsive to people whose heart and mind are opened widely to receive revelations from the Holy Spirit.
The word of God only comes alive in the lives of hungry believers. Spiritual hunger for the word of God is the strong desire for an encounter with the same spirit that inspired the Bible. (I Tim. 3:16)
The Holy Bible will never be profitable in the hands of believers without hunger. The reading of the Bible must go beyond the head knowledge, sermon-note preparation, or theological knowledge to a platform of renewal and personal revival.
A genuine encounter with the “word made flesh” brings us to the point where we begin to behold and become like him. The word becomes flesh to make Jesus real to us and the world. Let us lay aside debates and unnecessary arguments about scriptures, and approach the Word of God with a burning desire for an encounter with the Person of Jesus Christ.
“He sent his word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions.” Psalm 107:20(KJV)
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🔥 *24 DAYS TO GO!* 🔥
The countdown to *ARC 2026 — DOMINION MANDATE* has begun! 🙌
November 4th–7th, 2026
Faith Contenders Conference Centre, Ilorin.
Get ready for a powerful encounter with God! 🔥
*Plan to attend. Invite someone. Don't miss it!*
#ARC2026 #DominionMandate #FCRM
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🔥 **DOMINION MANDATE 2026** 👑
Get ready for a powerful encounter at the **FCRM Annual Revival Conference 2026!** Three days of divine encounters, biblical revelation, spiritual empowerment, and revival.
📅 **November 5th–7th, 2026**
📍 Faith Contenders Conference Centre, Agric GRA, Ilorin, Kwara State.
⏰ Morning: 8 AM | Evening: 4 PM
🏕️ **Free Feeding & Accommodation!**
Come, be empowered, and take your place in God's kingdom agenda!
**Don't miss it. Invite someone today!** 🔥
#DominionMandate2026 #FCRM #AnnualRevivalConference #KingdomDominion
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Happy Birthday, Daddy! ❤️🎂🎉
Thank you for your love, prayers, wisdom, sacrifices, and godly leadership. We are truly grateful to God for the gift of your life.
May God renew your strength, preserve you, increase your joy, and make this new year fruitful and glorious. May your life continue to impact and bless many.
We love and celebrate you, Daddy! ❤️🙏 Happy Birthday! 🎉
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🔥 *50 DAYS TO GO!* 🔥
The countdown has officially begun! ⏳
*ANNUAL REVIVAL CONFERENCE 2026 — DOMINION MANDATE*
📅 November 5th–7th, 2026
Get ready for an unforgettable encounter! 🙏🔥
#50DaysToGo #AnnualRevivalConference2026 #DominionMandate #FaithContendersRevivalMinistr
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MDP MEDITATION FOR TUESDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER, 2026
Jacob Elegun
TOPIC: BREAKING THE POWER OF ADDICTION
“Christ hath made us free: stand fast therefore, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.” Galatians 5:1 (KJV)
Many years ago, there was a brilliant young man in one of the universities in Northern Nigeria. He was exceptionally intelligent, hardworking and disciplined in his studies. He graduated with a First Class degree and, because of his academic excellence, eventually became a lecturer. However, behind the success was a hidden battle with alcohol. What began as a habit gradually became an addiction. His dependence on alcohol grew until it began to control his decisions, his health and his life. Sadly, one day, while intoxicated, he was involved in a road accident and eventually died. A brilliant life was cut short by an addiction that had been allowed to grow in secret.
Addiction does not begin by demanding everything from a person. It often begins with something that appears small, harmless or controllable. But whatever we repeatedly surrender ourselves to can eventually become our master. Addiction can affect the body, mind, emotions and spirit, and it must be confronted intentionally.
Breaking from addiction is possible, but it requires both physical and spiritual engagement. These two are conjunctive; they must work together. Spiritually, we must acknowledge the bondage, repent, seek God sincerely, depend on the power of the Holy Spirit, feed on the Word and maintain a strong prayer life. “If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.” (John 8:36)
Physically, we must also take practical steps. We must identify triggers, avoid environments that encourage the habit, establish healthy routines, seek appropriate professional help where necessary, and build accountability. Do not fight addiction alone. Submit yourself to trustworthy people who can ask difficult questions, monitor your progress, pray with you and lovingly confront you when you begin to drift.
Dear people of God, freedom from addiction is not merely the ability to stop a behaviour; it is the restoration of dominion. Do not be ashamed to seek help. Do not hide what needs to be confronted. Bring the battle into the light and trust God for genuine transformation.
“For sin shall not have dominion over you...” Romans 6:14 (KJV)
#FCRM
#pastorjacobelegun
#faithcontendersrevivalministries
#mdp
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MDP MEDITATION FOR MONDAY 24TH AUGUST, 2026
Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: THE QUICKENING POWER OF THE WORD I
📖 “7 I am afflicted very much: quicken me, O LORD, according unto thy word.” Psalm 119:107 (KJV)
The word “Quicken” simply mean “to give life and to preserve life”. According to criptures, the Holy Spirit is the one who gives life; quickens us while the word of God is the instrument that the Holy Spirit uses to accomplish this work. (II PETER 3:18, ROM. 8:11)
It is through God’s word that the Holy Spirit quicken us with new life, so that we become partakers of the Divine nature. Ephi. 2:1 tells us that we are dead spiritually and when the miracle of New Birth takes place,, we are quickened by the Holy Spirit to be seated in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. This is the first work of quickening by the Holy Spirit according to the word of God.
It is through God’s word that the Holy Spirit quickens us in our desire to pray and guides our praying. It is the indwelling Holy Spirit who prompts us to pray and how to pray. As Christians, we must be frequently conscious of the Holy Spirit within us, urging us to pray. He leads us to the place of prayer and then, He shows us how to pray. (Luke 18:13, Rom. 8:26-27)
Dear believers in Christ, we must be conscious of these activities in our lives. The more we stay in the word of God, the more we will be familiar with the quickening of the Holy Spirit.
“ I am afflicted very much: quicken me, O LORD, according unto thy word.” Psalm 119:107 (KJV)
#FCRM
#pastorjacobelegun
#faithcontendersrevivalministries
#mdp
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🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR TUESDAY 18TH AUGUST, 2026
Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: *LOVING THE WORD OF GOD II*
📖 “O how love I thy law! it is my meditation all the day.” Psalm 119:97 (KJV)
The Bible is the instrument of the Holy Spirit uses to convict the world of sin and establish the reign of righteousness. The Bible shows us that we are sinners in deeds, and this is the reason why most people don’t read their bible because it reveals their sinners to them. When we are humbled by word, it gives room for repentance and equally draws us closer to God. (John 16:8, Ephi. 6:17)
The word of God is the instrument the Holy Spirit uses to disciple and mature the saints, into the fullness of Christ. It is our discipleship manual and compass to measure our spiritual growth. The word is the sincere milk for growth and also a strong meat for adult. No believer can grow beyond the word of God, and as long as we live, we will forever be regulate by the Word. (I Peter 2:2, Heb. 5:14, Act 20:32)
The word of God also comforts us in times of troubles and tribulation. It is the hope of believers and a guide to overcome the devils. The Holy Spirit walks in partnership with the word of God to comfort us at every season of life, and to breathe strength into his spirit man, whenever we are face with temptation. (Matt. 4:1-12)
The Word is potent enough to do beyond our expectations. The problem with many believers is that, they are reading the Bible with a religious point of view. The Word will have no effects in their life, if they go beyond the veil and come into life abundantly, through the word.
“For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” Heb. 4:12(KJV)
“#FCRM
#pastorjacobelegun
#faithcontendersrevivalministries
#mdp
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🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR THURSDAY, 13TH AUGUST, 2026
Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: LOVING THE WORD OF GOD I
📖 “O how love I thy law! it is my meditation all the day.” Psalm 119:97 (KJV)
It is true to say that the love of the word of God is like a thermometer by which we may tell the temperature of our love for the Lord himself. The measure in which we love the Bible will determine the measure in which we love him; and conversely, as we love him so shall love his wor. (Psalm 199: 24, 47, 103)
There are plenty people who hate the Bible ; there have always been those who are enemies of the Bible. Some have tried to destroy it but have never succeeded. Those who hate and reject God’s word do so primarily because they are not willing to submit to its authority and live according to its teaching
The people of old viewed the word of God as a manual for salvation and societal transformation for kingdom expansion. They lived their lives in supernatural because they valued and cherished the word of God with passion and hunger. Some of them even lay down their lives for the word of spread. It means that the word of God is worth dying for (Act 6&7)
Dear people of God, I admonish us all to take Bible as God’s spoken word to us daily. It is from the Word that we find strength to rule our world. Let us allow the Holy Spirit to breathe his breath on us from His word. The live without the word of God is prone to attacks and a life of fear. The word is first written, before it is living.
“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” Psalm 119:105(KJV)
#FCRM
#pastorjacobelegun
#faithcontendersrevivalministries
#mdp
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🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR MONDAY 10TH AUGUST, 2026
Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: WHEN GOD SEEMS SILENT
📖 “I will stand upon my watch, and set me upon the tower, and will watch to see what he will say unto me.” Habakkuk 2:1 (KJV)
There are seasons in life when God seems silent. We pray, we wait, we trust, yet the answer does not come when we expect it. In such moments, it is easy to mistake God’s silence for His absence. But silence does not mean that God is not working.
Habakkuk was in a difficult season. He had questions and needed answers, yet instead of abandoning his faith, he positioned himself to hear from God. This teaches us that when we do not understand what God is doing, our responsibility is not to run away from Him but to wait upon Him.
Sometimes, God uses the waiting season to strengthen our faith, develop our character and prepare us for what is ahead. We may not see what He is doing, but His work does not depend on our ability to see it.
Dear people of God, if you are in a season of waiting, do not give up. Continue to pray, continue to trust and continue to obey God. The delay may be preparing you for something greater than what you presently understand.
Let us learn to trust God even when we cannot trace Him. His silence is not His absence, and His delay is not His denial.
📖 “Though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.” Habakkuk 2:3 (KJV)
#FCRM
#pastorjacobelegun
#faithcontendersrevivalministries
#mdp
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🔥MDP MEDITATION FOR FRIDAY 7TH AUGUST, 2026
Jacob Elegun
✍️TOPIC: WORD MADE FLESH
📖 “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us,” John 1:14a (KJV)
Our Bible text explains the word of God in a different way. That the word of God can be made to become flesh and dwell with us? That’s sounds so impossible and unrealistic to intellectual minds. However, goes beyond the written letters in the Bible, it actually has life and it can become flesh and living. (John 6:63)
The word of God is the person of Jesus that came to dwell with us, walk with us, and work for us. It is true to say that the word of God can be dead and fruitless in the lives of believers. This is because the Word of God is responsive to people whose heart and mind are opened widely to receive revelations from the Holy Spirit.
The word of God only comes alive in the lives of hungry believers. Spiritual hunger for the word of God is the strong desire for an encounter with the same spirit that inspired the Bible. (I Tim. 3:16)
The Holy Bible will never be profitable in the hands of believers without hunger. The reading of the Bible must go beyond the head knowledge, sermon-note preparation, or theological knowledge to a platform of renewal and personal revival.
A genuine encounter with the “word made flesh” brings us to the point where we begin to behold and become like him. The word becomes flesh to make Jesus real to us and the world. Let us lay aside debates and unnecessary arguments about scriptures, and approach the Word of God with a burning desire for an encounter with the Person of Jesus Christ.
“He sent his word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions.” Psalm 107:20(KJV)
#FCRM
#pastorjacobelegun
#faithcontendersrevivalministries
#mdp
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