LAGOS, NIGERIA — The ongoing 100 days fasting and prayer programme of the Zion Prayer Movement Outreach has entered its 19th day, with participants focusing on a spiritual theme titled “Do Not Dwell On The Things Of The Past.”
The programme, led by Evangelist Chukwuebuka Anozie Obi, continues at the Zion Ground in Lagos, drawing worshippers and participants who are engaging in extended prayers, teachings, and prophetic declarations as part of the ongoing spiritual exercise.
The Day 19 message is centered on encouragement for believers not to be discouraged by past experiences, setbacks, or long-standing challenges. Drawing from biblical references such as Isaiah 43:18–19, Psalm 62:11, Exodus 33:19, Judges 7:9–25, and Isaiah 42:14, the teaching emphasizes faith in divine timing, mercy, and restoration.
According to the message, participants are urged to remain steadfast in their relationship with God, with assurances that present struggles do not define future outcomes. It stresses the belief that divine intervention can bring unexpected breakthroughs, change difficult life circumstances, and open new opportunities even after prolonged periods of hardship.
The sermon also highlights biblical accounts such as the story of Gideon, used to illustrate how individuals can experience transformation and victory beyond generational limitations. It further encourages participants to trust in divine provision, with references to scripture suggesting that success is not determined solely by human effort but also by spiritual grace.
As part of the programme, worshippers are engaging in structured prayer sessions focusing on personal breakthroughs, deliverance from generational challenges, and restoration of hope. The prayer points include declarations against poverty, untimely death, and inherited struggles, while also seeking divine intervention in personal and family matters.
Organizers of the 100 days fasting and prayer programme maintain that the exercise is designed to strengthen spiritual faith, encourage perseverance, and foster a deeper connection with God among participants.
As the programme progresses beyond its 19th day, attention remains on its continued teachings and prayer sessions, with participants expressing expectations of spiritual renewal, testimonies, and personal transformation in the days ahead.
