Apostle Williams delves into the unshakeable nature of God’s promises and the supreme identity of Jesus Christ. He affirms that God’s word is a binding covenant—firm, irrevocable, and honour-bound. At the heart of the message is the revelation that Jesus is the full embodiment of the Godhead in bodily form—the visible image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation, and the one through whom all things were made, including the devil and demons. Testimonies shared include miraculous creative acts, such as a man receiving a new kidney and another receiving divine answers during an exam, highlighting Christ’s ongoing power to recreate and intervene.
Apostle also clarifies the identity and authority of believers in Christ. Because they are “in Him,” Christians partake in His divine fullness, rendering them spiritually “bulletproof” against curses or demonic attacks—provided they live in holiness. He cautions against compromising with worldly lifestyles and trends, which he warns can diminish a believer’s spiritual authority. Instead, Christians are called to walk in the same anointing as Jesus, doing good, healing the oppressed, and spreading the message of redemption. The core mandate of the convention is clear: to equip believers to confront darkness boldly, reclaim spiritual ground, and bring healing and salvation to the streets—knowing that, through Christ, they can do what Jesus did.
