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Reports, photo stories and testimonies from Joshua Generation International — Gwarimpa, Bwari, Kuje and our family online on Kairos-JGITV.

October 2026 · New month message

I am destined for the top

Congratulations! September ends… October loading… Happy new month!

October 2026 · The tenth month

Divine order • Favour • Visibility • Government help

Genesis 8:5 — In the tenth month, the mountain tops became visible.

Esther 2:16–17 — In the tenth month, Esther received grace and favour before the king.

Exodus 7–12 — The 10 plagues preceded Israel's deliverance from Egypt.

Exodus 20:1–17 — The 10 Commandments established divine order and covenant government.

Luke 17:11–19 — Ten were healed; one returned with thanksgiving.

Matthew 25:1–13 — Ten virgins teach us the power of preparation.

October declaration

What was hidden shall become visible!
Favour shall locate you!
Divine order shall be established!
Barriers shall give way!
You shall be prepared for your next level!

October 2026: Your month of divine order, favour & destiny visibility!

The Lord says send a mountain top seed with number ten before the 01/10/2026. And 10/10/2026 also your tithes and offerings as we expand God's kingdom.

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Happy new month!
Joshua Commission Global

See • Prepare • Build • Possess

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Sunday sermon synopsis

Breaking Barriers Sunday flyer for the Alabaster Box Service Part 2, September 27

Alabaster Box Breaking — Part 2

Focus beyond the mockery

Main text: Mark 14:3–9

Supporting scriptures: Hebrews 12:2; Nehemiah 6:3; Philippians 3:13–14; Matthew 14:28–31

The woman with the alabaster box was focused. She came to Jesus with a costly sacrifice, and despite the criticism and mockery around her, she refused to be distracted from her assignment.

The disciples saw waste; she saw worship.
They saw the cost; she saw the Christ.
They focused on the box; she focused on Jesus.

Jesus said her act would become a memorial wherever the Gospel is preached (Mark 14:9).

Focus is the power to ignore distraction

“I am doing a great work, so that I cannot come down.” — Nehemiah 6:3

Not every voice deserves your response. Not every criticism deserves your attention. Sometimes the greatest victory is simply staying focused on what God has called you to do.

Hebrews 12:2 says: “Looking unto Jesus…” When your eyes remain on Jesus, distractions lose their power.

Angel1 quotable

“It is motive + actions that birth motivation.”

The woman had the right motive—and she took decisive action. Faith becomes visible when conviction produces action.

Declaration

I WILL NOT BE DISTRACTED!

I will not allow mockery to stop me.
I will not allow criticism to cancel my purpose.
My eyes are on Jesus.
My focus is fixed.
My assignment will be fulfilled!

“Starve the distraction. Feed the vision. Focus on Jesus. Finish the assignment.”

Compiled and written by Dr. David Jesimiel Angel
Lead Joshua Commission

Minister addressing the congregation at the JCSLAI graduation service

This edition

A day of graduation, thanksgiving and glory

Our lead edition follows the JCSLAI IPLC 2026 first cohort — the Eagle Set — from the graduation presentation through the combined thanksgiving service and the closing communion at the Joshua Commission Gwarimpa Regional Branch.

Inside you will find the cover story, a word from the pulpit, and a photo gallery of the congregation as the day unfolded.

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Features

In this edition

Presentation at the JCSLAI 2026 Eagle Set graduation service

Cover story

JCSLAI 2026 Eagle Set graduates in a day of glory

The first cohort of the Joshua Commission Institute for Seers, Leadership and Artificial Intelligence was honoured at the Gwarimpa Regional Branch.

The Gwarimpa Regional Branch was filled with celebration as the Eagle Set — the first cohort of JCSLAI — was presented before the congregation. Months of study in prophetic insight, leadership formation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence came to a close in a single service of thanksgiving.

Speaking to the graduands, the ministry charged them to carry what they had received beyond the four walls of the church: into workplaces, classrooms, boardrooms and communities. The Eagle Set now becomes the pattern for every cohort that follows.

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Congregation standing in worship during the combined service

Report

Combined thanksgiving service draws the branches together

Worshippers from across the regional branches gathered under one canopy for a combined service of thanksgiving and birthday celebration.

From the first song, the atmosphere carried the weight of gratitude. Families stood shoulder to shoulder, many of them travelling in from Bwari and Kuje to join the Gwarimpa congregation for the day.

The combined format has become a signature of the ministry's calendar — a reminder that although the work is spread across several centres, it remains one house with one vision: from Africa to the world.

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Pastor serving communion to members of the congregation

Photo story

At the table: communion and covenant renewal

The service closed with the breaking of bread as the pastor moved through the congregation, row by row.

Communion was served personally rather than passed along, a deliberate choice that turned a familiar ordinance into a moment of individual encounter. Many received with eyes closed and hands open.

It was, in the words of one member, "a quiet ending to a loud day" — and a fitting close to a service that had begun with celebration.

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Minister addressing the congregation with a microphone

From the pulpit

"Your training is not for you alone"

A word to the graduating set on stewardship, discipline and the responsibility that follows revelation.

The charge of the day was plain: insight that is not translated into service becomes a burden rather than a gift. Leaders were urged to build systems, mentor others and remain teachable.

The message also touched on technology, encouraging the set to treat artificial intelligence as a tool placed in their hands for the work of the kingdom, not as a replacement for discernment.

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Gallery

The day in pictures

Members receiving communion during the service

Congregants gathered around the minister

Worshippers seated with hands lifted in praise

Wide view of the congregation in worship

Women of the church standing during the service

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The day in motion

Relive the graduation, worship and communion from the Eagle Set service. Tap any thumbnail to open the player, or jump straight to a chapter.

Eagle Set presentation: the graduation moment

The first JCSLAI cohort is presented before the congregation at the Gwarimpa Regional Branch, from the procession to the final charge.

The congregation in worship

Worshippers from Gwarimpa, Bwari and Kuje lift their voices together during the combined thanksgiving service.

Charge to the Eagle Set: “Your training is not for you alone”

A full word to the graduating set on stewardship, discipline and carrying revelation into the marketplace.

Celebration continues after the ceremony

Families, friends and members gather around the new graduates as the celebration spills beyond the ceremony.

Communion service: covenant renewal at the table

The breaking of bread as the pastor moves through the congregation row by row, serving each member personally.

Praise and thanksgiving across the branches

The combined congregation in extended praise, marking a season of answered prayer across every JGI Global centre.

Ministering to the people: personal prayer

Ministers move through the congregation praying with members one by one during the closing altar call.

A day of glory: scenes from the service

A wide look at the full day — graduation, thanksgiving, communion and the fellowship that followed.

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