AGC FPMubi

05/11/2025

Theme: The Manifestation of the Glory of God
Rev. Dr. Sunday Sabo
Text: Matthew 25:31-46, Psalm 41:3, Matthew 26:36-46
Date: November 2, 2025

Key Points:

- The church of God should be the expression of God's glory.
- God has a job for everyone.
- You are expected to manifest the glory of God in what you say, what you do, and in every aspect of your life.
- True Christians are not to behave impurely.
- Make allowance for everyone's weaknesses.
- Never let your sense of failure corrupt your strength or success of today.
- Your understanding of God determines how far you go with Him. Moreover, faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God.
- What may have happened to you or what is happening to you is not important, but how you react to them is what is important.
- Always have a positive mindset and be ready to help.
- Anything you don't get now or have now, don't mount pressure on it, because God knows why He didn't give it to you - maybe it may destroy you. God's time is the best.
- Never think God will allow anything to destroy you.
- You are God's investment; nobody on earth jokes with their investment, how much more your Heavenly Father who created you in His image?
- One thing the world can never take away from you is your heart and reaction.

Conclusion:
Forget about the past and focus on the future. Invest in your heavenly treasure by helping those in need, the poor, visiting the sick, and investing in the lives of others, just as you are the investment of God. Romans 8:31 reminds us, "If God is for us, who can be against us?"

16/09/2025

‎THE AMAZING GRACE CHAPEL FEDERAL POLYTHECNIC MUBI, TUESDAY BIBLE STUDY OUTLINE, 16th SEPTEMBER.
‎TOPIC: GOD CHOOSING A LEADER
‎TEXTS: 1 Samuel 16:1-13, Exodus 3:1-12, Judges 6:11-24, Acts 9:1-31
‎MODERATOR: DR. MRS. ELIZABETH UKONU
‎KEY POINTS:
‎God's Sovereign Choice: God chooses leaders according to His own purposes and plans (1 Samuel 16:7).
‎Not by Human Standards: God's selection criteria differ from human standards; He looks at the heart (1 Samuel 16:7).
‎Divine Calling: Leaders are called by God for specific tasks and purposes (Exodus 3:10).
‎Humility and Obedience: Effective leaders demonstrate humility and obedience to God's call (Moses, Gideon, David).
‎Empowerment by the Holy Spirit: Leaders are empowered by the Holy Spirit to fulfill their calling (Judges 6:34, Acts 9:17-18).
‎QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION:
‎1. What qualities do you think God looks for in a leader?
‎2. How can we recognize God's call on someone's life?
‎3. What role does humility play in leadership?
‎4. How does the Holy Spirit empower leaders?
‎CONCLUSION
‎God chooses leaders according to His own purposes and plans. As we understand God's perspective on leadership, let's pray for leaders and seek God. Reflect on your own life: Are you open to God's call on your life?
‎Consider how you can support and pray for leaders in your community.
‎Lastly think about how you can demonstrate humility and obedience in your own leadership roles.

16/09/2025

PICTORIALS OF SUNDAY SERVICE || SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSION BY DR. SIMON TIVA ||SUNDAY SERVICE SERMON BY: PST. NEHEMIAH UKONU || SUNDAY SERVICE SESSION:
‎TOPIC: THE GLORY OF GOD
‎TEXTS: MATTHEW 16:25-26, 1 JOHN 3:1-3, EXODUS 33:18-22, PSALM 138:5
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‎KEY POINTS:
‎1. The Glory is Not Yours to Claim: The glory of God is not something we can manufacture or manipulate. It's a manifestation of God's presence and power (Exodus 33:18-22).
‎2. The Glory of God is Not a Joke: God's glory is not something to be taken lightly or used for personal gain. It's a sacred and powerful presence that demands reverence (Isaiah 6:1-5).
‎3. Encountering the Glory of God: When you encounter the glory of God, you can't help but be transformed. It's an experience that will leave a lasting impact on your life (1 John 3:1-3).
‎4. Praying for the Glory of God: Before praying for the glory of God, ensure you're ready for the transformation and accountability that comes with it (Matthew 16:25-26).
‎5. The Outcome of God's Glory: When the glory of God is upon you, you'll experience divine favor, guidance, and protection. You'll end up well in life (Psalm 138:5).
‎6. Focus and Distraction: The glory of God helps you stay focused on your heavenly journey, avoiding distractions and staying committed to your purpose (1 Corinthians 15:58).
‎7. Authenticity: Seek the glory of God for genuine reasons, not for show or personal recognition. God desires authenticity in our pursuit of Him (Matthew 6:1-6).
‎8. Dependence on God: As you depend on God's glory, you'll grow in spiritual maturity and experience His goodness (2 Peter 1:3-8).
‎9. The Power of God's Glory: The glory of God can be both life-giving and convicting. It's a powerful presence that demands respect and reverence (Hebrews 12:28-29).
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‎In conclusion, the glory of God is a precious and powerful presence that transforms our lives. As we seek God's glory, let's ensure we're doing so with reverence, authenticity, and a willingness to be transformed. May God's glory shine upon us, guiding and empowering us for His purpose.
‎So let us walk in the light of God's glory, embracing His presence and power in our lives. May we be transformed by His glory, growing in spiritual maturity and experiencing His goodness.
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05/09/2025

SERMON SESSION BY MR. SIMON VANDI AGC FPMubi

05/09/2025

PICTORIALS FROM YESTERDAY'S MIDWEEK SERVICE 4th AUGUST, 2025 BY MR. SIMON VANDI

02/09/2025

Tuesday Bible Study

02/09/2025

THE AMAZING GRACE CHAPEL
FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC MUBI
BIBLE STUDY OUTLINE
Date: 26th March, 2019
TOPIC: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
TEXT: Prov. 15:1-7, Rom. 12:9-12

INTRODUCTION
To understand why domestic and family violence is a problem in our churches, we must be willing to dialogue about violence, power, gender, and marriage within the wider faith community. In the Bible, all violence is considered an offence against God and against humanity. Domestic violence is narrowly defined as an act or threatened act of violence upon someone with whom the perpetrator is or has previously been in intimate relationship. The term domestic violence often brings to mind the concept of the "battered wife" or perhaps a married couple's verbal argument escalating into physical assault. Domestic violence is also commonly linked to child abuse. Even if the children are not physically injured, watching or hearing a parent being abused can have severe psychological implications. Domestic violence is about power and control. Though the term violence has physical connotations, domestic violence or abuse can occur in non-physical ways.
Questions for Discussion
Q1.What is domestic violence all about?
Q2.What are the causes of domestic violence in homes? Eph. 5:21
Q3.What is our part in preventing domestic violence in our homes? Eph. 5:22-24
Q4.What is God's expectation from our homes? 1 Peter 3:1-9
Q5.What are the effect of domestic violence on the home? 1 Cor 7:4-6
Q6.How can we overcome domestic violence in our homes?
Note: God is on the side of the oppressed and abused (Psalm 56). The scriptures clearly express God's desire for a dramatic transformation of society for those who are burdened, marginalised, or unjustly treated (Luke 4:18-21; Proverbs 14:31; Matthew 9:13; Mark 3:4-5).
Conclusion
"The wife does not have authority over her own body but yields it to her husband. In the same way, the husband does not have authority over his own body but yields it to his wife." The two belong to one another and are called to love one another as Christ loved us. Marriage is an image of Christ and the Church. Domestic violence is a far cry from the character of Jesus. Jesus refuses to play by the rules of violence and power (Isaiah 42:3, Matthew 26:52, Mark 10:41-45). This new revolution - modelled by Jesus himself - means that the powerful should give up their privilege to the vulnerable, the abuser should stop using violence against those powerless to resist, and the institution should stop ignoring the trauma of the abuse survivor. The way of Jesus calls us to relationships of non-violence and peace. We are to resist using violence even in retaliation for violence used against us (Luke 6:29). This does not mean a capitulation to the inevitability of violence, but the promise of a day when those who continue to pursue violence will be dealt with (Romans 12:17-19; Revelation 22:12-15).

02/09/2025

PICTORIAL EXCERPTS FROM SUNDAY’S ANOINTING & THANKSGIVING SERVICE || 31st AUGUST, 2025 || AMAZING GRACE CHAPEL || BY MR. SIMON VANDI.
TOPIC: THANKSGIVING & ANOINTING
TEXT: PSALM 100:4
KEY POINTS:
• Thanksgiving opens doors for us.
• Thanksgiving is an act of gratitude, it is also a way of showing appreciation.
• Thanksgiving is a lifestyle of a true Christian believer.
• Thanking God is more than just receiving a gift.
• Give thanks to God in every situation you found yourself.
• Anointing is a spiritual concept, it also signifies concencration, it helps believers to serve in different places, it also serves as a source of empowerment.

WHY SHOULD WE GIVE THANKS
• Because Thanksgiving is a partway into the presence of God, psa.100:4
• As you are giving thanks to God you are telling God to open the gate for you to enter.
• Remember the 10 leapers that were healed only one came back to give thanks and God made him whole, whole means all that are lost are now available.
• Thanksgiving being the glory of God, in 1chro.5:13, There’s no how the glory of God comes and you remain the same.
• Thanksgiving attracts God’s attention.
• Thanksgiving preserves God’s blessings upon a man’s Life, Malachi 2:1-2, if you give thanks in the little you have God will multiply and give you much.
• Thanksgiving is a mystery that multiplies God’s blessing in a man’s life, Jer. 13:15-17, mark 8.
• As you are thanking God you are telling him to do and add more in your life.
• If you give, God will go before you at all time, Psalm 138:7-8.
• Giving thanks always attracts the Anointing of God upon your life 1thess.5:18.

WHY DO WE NEED ANOINTING
• For empowerment.
• To attract God’s presence.
• If God anoints you, you have his approval, Levi.5:8, Exo.29:7.
• If God anoints you, your enemies doesn’t have the right to touch you even the devil himself, Psa.23:5.
• If you are Anointed, God will bring Good tidings & things to you even without asking.
• God will always be with you & to shield you, Acts 10:38.
• No weapon of darkness will come up on you and succeed if you are Anointed, 2Chro.1:21-22.

NOTE: In Conclusion, make a reflection of the reason of your thanksgiving today to God.

02/09/2025

Offering Session || 31st August

25/08/2025

PRAISE BAND MINISTRATION

24/08/2025

‎The Amazing Grace Chapel Federal Polythecnic Mubi|| Pictorial Excerpts from today's Sunday Service|| 24th August, 2025
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‎Sunday School Session|| By Dr. Simon Tiva
‎Topic: The World
‎Text: Rom. 12:2, Matt. 28:16, 1Cor. 2:12, Gal. 1:4, Eph. 2:2, James 1:27; 4:4
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‎Keypoints:
‎* Wherever you found yourself, you need to keep yourself prepared.
‎* The world are those people that who thinks only on the worldly things.
‎* The world are the people that thinks more of the earth than heaven.
‎* The world has explained that there's the one in charge of the worldly things which is the devil.
‎* The world nowadays is manipulated by the devil.
‎* The world will make you to encounter pride.
‎* It is difficult to identify when the world is changing.
‎* The world are the people that focuses more on their ways, habits, opinions and also their speaking.
‎* The world are the people that consider their selves and the devil.
‎* The world are the people that their only imagination is on the worldly things and not God.
‎* Once Satan and the world comes in between us and God, it cuts our relationship with God.
‎* The world is a source of danger to the life of a Christian.
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‎Sermon Session by Mrs. Faith Zhigilla
‎Topic: Working in obedience
‎Text: John 15:10; 14:21,
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‎Keypoints:
‎* If you love God you will keep his Commandments.
‎* If you obey him, he will reveal himself to you.
‎* Abraham in the Bible obeyed God by going to Sacrifice his son to God, which made him the father of all nations, because of obedience.
‎* A watchman is a person that stands in the high place.

13/08/2025