Discerning The Will of God Koinonia (Abuja) with Apostle Joshua Selman.

SPEAKER_2 (0:12)

It's called Inonium, a place of encounter with the Holy Spirit, and transformation by the principles of God's kingdom.

Joshua Selman (0:54)

All we want is Jesus. Someone pray and cry to the God of heaven. I need you as a matter of life and death.

Lord, we need you. Lord, we want you.

SPEAKER_3 (1:25)

You are the one that we praise. You are the one we adore.

Joshua Selman (2:38)

We admit that without you our lives are empty. We admit that without you, there is no future.

We admit that without you, there is nothing we are able to do, for vain is the help and the strength of man. They looked onto him, the Bible declares, and their faces were lightened.

One more time.

Help us tonight, O God. Change our lives, even by the power of your Spirit. Let no one return the way we came, in the name of Jesus. And whilst the Word of God comes forth, let there be healings, let there be deliverances, let there be supernatural manifestations of the power of God, in the name of Jesus Christ. God bless you, please be seated.

Hallelujah.

Welcome to the house of God. This is Koinonia.

It is not just the name of a ministry. It captures everything that we represent. This is the house of God, the place of bread, the place of power, the place of wisdom, the place of His presence.

And I pray that God will do us good tonight, in the name of Jesus Christ. Hallelujah. You see, let me start on this note tonight. Koinonia, please listen carefully. Koinonia is a global vision. This is not just the invention, an idea of a man who seeks to do something with his life. If that is your understanding, you will miss a lot of things. This is not only an apostolic and a prophetic vision, but it is a global vision. It is global in scope. This is the reason why God does all the things that he does around the world. Why am I saying this? Because you see, listen carefully. In every church, in every ministry, and in every vision, there are three kinds of people. And this is also for our global family. Please listen carefully. In every vision, there are three kinds of people. Number one, the first category of people you have and will find in every vision are those I may refer to as general participants.

This includes well-wishers, this includes those who may want to call themselves fans, and just those who have and communicate goodwill towards the man of God and towards the vision. There is no commitment whatsoever, but they like the idea that is being proposed by that ministry or that vision, and if and when situation provides the opportunity, they do not mind receiving from that vision. There is no commitment whatsoever. They like the idea, they celebrate from afar what God is doing, and they wish the vision and the visionaire well. In every church, in every organization, you have this group of people, globally speaking. Number two, the second category of people are those who are connected by covenant revelation. They are connected by covenant revelation. They include members, and all those who are domiciled, say within that territory, there is a deeper level of commitment from this group of people.

They are very intentional about receiving.

They are intentional about seeing to it that they do not miss out on anything that God is doing. Are we together now? Every time these sets of people come, they are coming for a meeting organized by a man of God and organized by a ministry. They are coming to be blessed, but they do not really see themselves as part of the vision necessarily. They just know that they are principal beneficiaries of that vision. They are connected, but they are largely connected only to receive. The scope of their connection and the scope of their participation is purely based on the fact that there is something to receive.

And there is nothing wrong with that. It's a solution center, and that's why God brings people. The final category of people, you find, not necessarily few, but this usually would be the smallest of the group, are those who are called pillars. They are pillars behind the vision, behind the man of God. Their participation is not just to receive. When you mention the name of the ministry, they will answer. Because for them, they are not coming to church. For them, they are not coming to hear from a man of God. They believe that they are active participants of that vision. So when you say koinonia, they will answer you. They won't say, apostle will answer. They believe, for instance, that this is a vision. God has planted them in the house of God. And they are committed not only to receive, but to make everything possible for that vision to stand, for that vision to thrive, for that vision to remain.