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In this message, Pastor Olubi Johnson unveils a prophetic framework for the season the Church has entered—a transition from the third millennium from the birth of our Lord Jesus to the third millennium from His maturity. This shift is marked by the manifestation of the sons of God and the release of the Spirit without measure, calling the Church into maturity, perfection, and alignment with God’s will.

 

Using the life of David as a prophetic template, the message contrasts Saul-type leadership—rooted in partial obedience and the flesh—with Davidic leadership, which is after God’s heart and capable of leading God’s people into fullness. God’s purpose is clear: leadership that cannot walk in obedience and maturity must give way to leadership that can bring the Church into her ordained destiny.

 

Ziklag is revealed as the hidden place where kings are prepared—the present path of life for believers who choose consistent watching and praying. It is the season where God trains His people to reign first over sin and the flesh, before reigning in life through righteousness. In Ziklag, believers learn to encourage themselves in the Lord, depend on the Holy Spirit as their present Helper, and recover everything stolen by the sin nature and the powers of darkness.

 

As believers faithfully walk this path, God simultaneously restores what was lost and judges the house of Saul, effecting a divine transition from rule by the flesh to rule by the Spirit. This process requires patience, humility, and freedom from a spirit that rejoices in another’s downfall—because God weighs the heart.

 

The journey does not end in Ziklag. Hebron is the place where kings are revealed, and Zion is the place of the fullness of the anointing. These stages cannot be skipped. As we step into a new year, this message calls believers to embrace their Ziklag training, overcome their Amalekite battles, and move steadily toward their Davidic destiny—from preparation to public affirmation, and from testing to enthronement.

 

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