Healing and Divine Provision by the Prophetic
I am deeply grateful to God for healing, preservation, miraculous provision of a new job, and financial increase. Truly, God has shown Himself mighty in my life through the words spoken in this house.
Around October, I began experiencing a strange, recurring headache accompanied by intense eye pain. It came daily and lasted for over two weeks. During that period, I became very underproductive because the pain was so intense that I often had to sleep just to cope. Painkillers did nothing. Initially, I thought it was stress-related, but when it persisted for about a week with no improvement, I spoke with Nurse Yinka, who advised me to check my blood pressure. The result showed low blood pressure (90/60). I followed the prescriptions given and, alongside that, I continued speaking words of life over myself.
When the fast began, I was slightly concerned because one of the triggers for the pain had been not eating well or eating late. However, I chose not to overthink it. I made up my mind that sickness does not control me; I control sickness. Around that same period, Pastor gave a prophecy concerning a blood-related case, and I keyed into it in faith.
Today, I am grateful to God for healing, for renewed strength, and for the living words of this house that work.
I am also grateful to God for protection and preservation. During a Thursday service in October, my mum sent me a message saying that she, my dad, and another leader in my father’s church had been having repeated death-related dreams concerning me. She told me they were praying and asked that I also pray. After service, I met Pastor Tomi and showed her the message. She gave me that firm “you go nowhere” look and told me to stay calm because nothing would happen.
She asked me to show Pastor once he came downstairs. When I showed Pastor the message, he looked at me and asked, “Who did they say will die?” I replied, “My enemies, sir.” Pastor simply said, “Die ko, Diana ni,” and stood up to leave. I was the one holding him back asking him to pray. The week after my birthday in November, while on my way to work in a bus, something frightening happened. The bus had stopped briefly, and when it took off again, a car that had overtaken us suddenly made a sharp turn without signaling. Our bus stopped abruptly, just inches away from a collision. If the bus had been two seconds faster or if the brakes were faulty, it would have been a fatal accident. But by the mercy of God, both lives and property were preserved.
Two Sundays ago, Pastor taught on the Ministry of Angels and instructed us to make declarations like, “Angels surround me this week and bring good things my way.” As I was declaring, a clear thought rose in my spirit: “In this new week, angels surround me to protect me.” I knew it wasn’t random. That same day, after service, I went out in the evening to get food. While crossing the road at Mayfair junction, a bike riding one-way hit me forcefully on my shoulder. The impact was strong, yet I remained standing. I was just a step away from the pavement—if I had fallen, my head would have landed directly on it. Amazingly, I sustained no injury at all. Even when I got home, no one noticed anything had happened until I mentioned it later. I am grateful to God for total preservation. By the words of my Prophet and the declarations of this house, God has preserved me again and again.
I am also grateful to God for miraculous provision. If I do not share this, I would be ungrateful. I had a project with a firm deadline that required payment. I tried everything I knew to do, reached out for help, and explained my situation, but nothing worked. I didn’t receive a dime. I was deeply frustrated because it felt like everything was against me. But one of my consistent confessions is this: “Even if it means raising stones or putting money in the mouth of a fish, I, Oluwaferanmi, will never lack help.”
During a Sunday service while Pastor Tomi was ministering, she spoke about obedience and said that sometimes the only instruction God gives is, “Trust Me.” I heard God clearly in those words and responded honestly, saying, “God, I am tired concerning this matter, but I still choose to trust You.” That same week, I felt led to speak to someone, not to ask for help but one thing led to another, and God provided for me in the easiest way imaginable.
Even though some things didn’t turn out exactly as expected, I am grateful that my faith did not fail. God has indeed been faithful. Lastly, I am grateful to God for the provision of a new job and finances for upgrading my gadget. Around September, I joined the SWAT Partnership with no visible source of income -just faith. Barely a week later, I unexpectedly got a job in a healthy environment with good people. During the interview, my boss kept saying he had been waiting to meet me. God gave me favor during salary negotiations, and that favor is still working for me. In one of our work meetings, casual conversation led to discussions about my phone constantly stressing me due to storage issues. Without any struggle, I was asked to check the cost of upgrading, and immediately, I was given the full amount needed to swap to a better phone.
This happened during the same week Pastor asked us to actively engage the Ministry of Angels. I am grateful to God for the gift of my Prophet, whose words never fall to the ground.
I am grateful for Pastor Tomi -whose words (and jokes) are powerful enough to trigger supernatural outcomes. I am grateful for the teachings of this house that continue to prove publicly that the Word works.
I am grateful for family, godly friendships, preservation, and consistent increase. Since joining the SWAT Partnership, it has been one miracle after another. God has truly been good to me.
Ms. M.A.
From Nigeria
