This weekend was one of those moments I never wanted to end, a time spent entirely in the presence of God with wonderful friends and believers whose hearts burn for Jesus. The atmosphere was charged with worship, love, and unity as we gathered at the Shekinah Agyaragu Apostolic Invasion.
From the very first session in the morning to the closing moments in the evening, it was an encounter beyond words. We prayed, sang, danced, and lifted our voices together in deep worship. I had the privilege of backing up my Pastor and our Music Director on stage, and honestly, that experience alone reminded me that service to God is the highest honor anyone could have.
There’s something special about being in the company of believers who carry the same passion for God. Every song raised was filled with life; every prayer echoed powerfully across the hall. The presence of God was so tangible, you could literally sense peace, joy, and strength filling the atmosphere.
During the worship sessions, I felt the Holy Spirit minister to me in a very personal way. It wasn’t just about singing; it was about surrender. The lyrics of each song reminded me that we were created for His glory. Standing there with the microphone in my hand, I realized again that music is more than sound, it’s a tool of revival and healing.
The morning session was filled with teaching, prayers, and intense worship, while the evening session became a full expression of praise and gratitude. People danced, shouted, and celebrated the faithfulness of God. You could see tears of joy and hands lifted in surrender everywhere.
It was a powerful reminder that true joy is found in God’s presence. Sometimes, all we need is to pause, step away from daily noise, and spend quality time with Him and His people.
I’m deeply grateful for moments like this, to serve, to sing, and to stand on stage not for fame, but for purpose. Every note, every word, every beat was for the glory of God.
Indeed, spending time in God’s presence isn’t just a weekend activity, it’s a lifestyle of worship. I’m thankful for this encounter and I look forward to more seasons of revival and fellowship ahead.