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Chimdi and Funke preside over Chimdi Ohahuna Ministry International with the vision of raising men into completeness in Christ Jesus. Using biblical principles, COMI equips individuals to become full of God’s word and become partakers of the finished work of Jesus. For any request and information; https://linktr.ee/gracelifecomi?utm_source=linktree_admin_share To support this ministry and podcast, use Bank info: Acct Name: CHIMDI MADUABUCHUKWU OHAHUNA Account Number: 1010000000523 SWIFT code/BIC: ABNGGHAC Routing Number: 104014138 ECOBANK Naira: 5541020592 UMB cedis:0331545512013GRACELIFECOMI- Teach and Preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 日次 聖職・福音主義
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  • You Have Cried Long Enough—Now God Will Vindicate You

    You Have Cried Long Enough—Now God Will Vindicate You
    2026/09/07
    You Have Cried Long Enough—Now God Will Vindicate You DECLARE LIGHT| Prophetic Prayer| Chimdi M. Ohahuna| Return Unto Thy Rest | September 2026 Welcome to a new week and the first week of September on DECLARE LIGHT, the weekly prophetic prayer session with Chimdi Ohahuna. This week, we are standing on the powerful declaration of Psalm 116:7 (KJV): “Return unto thy rest, O my soul; for the LORD hath dealt bountifully with thee.” What does it mean to return to your rest? In this prophetic teaching, Chimdi Ohahuna takes us into the Hebrew meanings behind the words return, rest, soul, and dealt bountifully, revealing a profound message: God is bringing His people back into a place of rest because He is dealing bountifully with them. The Hebrew word shub means to return or turn back, while manuach speaks of a resting place, settled condition, repose, or home. The word nephesh, translated “soul,” encompasses the whole person—our life, mind, emotions, desires, passions, and inner being. In other words, God is not merely promising external relief. He is calling our whole being back to rest. And why can we return to rest? Because the Lord has dealt bountifully with us. This episode also explores the preceding verse, where the Psalmist declares that the Lord preserves the simple and helps those who have been brought low. For everyone who has walked through difficult circumstances with sincerity and an open heart, this episode carries a timely prophetic encouragement: The Lord will vindicate you. If you have been waiting for God to speak on your behalf, settle a matter, repay what was lost, or bring justice and resolution to an issue that has troubled your soul, this prayer is for you. This week, we declare: The Lord will vindicate us. The Lord will deal bountifully with us. Our souls will return to rest. Our lives will return to rest. Our emotions will return to rest. Our whole beings will return to the resting place of God. Whatever has been troubling you, may the Lord vindicate you concerning that matter. May September become a month of divine recompense, restoration, vindication, and rest. Go forth rejoicing. Come forth rejoicing. Go forth testifying. Come forth testifying. 🎙️ DECLARE LIGHT with Chimdi Ohahuna 📖 Scripture: Psalm 116:7 🔥 Focus: Vindication • Divine Recompense • Restoration • Rest Listen, pray along, receive the prophetic word, and believe God for your vindication. Subscribe to GRACELIFECOMI on Spotify and join us every week for DECLARE LIGHT. Jesus is Lord #DeclareLight #ChimdiOhahuna #PropheticPrayer #Psalm116 #Vindication #ReturnUntoThyRest #Prayer #September #DivineRest #GRACELIFECOMI
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  • TARRY: Examine the Account Before You Decide

    TARRY: Examine the Account Before You Decide
    2026/09/05
    RUTH SERIES | EPISODE 58 | DISCIPLESHIP, LEADERSHIP | CHIMDI OHAHUNA Welcome to Episode 58 of the RUTH Series, where the study of the Book of Ruth continues to reveal profound lessons about character, wisdom, relationships, accountability, and practical Christian living. After more than a year of studying Ruth, this episode takes us deeper into Naomi’s statement, “Would ye tarry for them till they were grown?” Rather than simply presenting tarrying as waiting, this teaching explores the importance of understanding the account, circumstances, probabilities, responsibilities, and journey surrounding a decision before committing yourself to it. In this episode, we examine what it means to transact with people “on account.” Whether in relationships, ministry, business, leadership, marriage, or other areas of life, people need to know the basis upon which they are being asked to participate. Clear communication, defined expectations, documentation where necessary, and accountability protect relationships and help people make responsible decisions. The teaching also confronts the serious problem of unaccountability and self-deception. We are challenged not to use spiritual language to deny realities that require honest examination and transformation. Character and behavioural issues cannot simply be ignored; truth must first be acknowledged before genuine change can take place. A major emphasis of the episode is that God is constant, but people and circumstances are variable. Therefore, wise relationships must account not only for who a person is today but also for possible changes that may occur tomorrow. This becomes especially important in marriage, courtship, ministry, partnerships, leadership, and long-term commitments. The episode uses the language of accounting and financial planning to illuminate a spiritual principle: you cannot focus only on the final goal while ignoring the factors that determine whether the goal can actually be achieved. Just as financial reporting requires proper entries, processes, and accounts before a final report can be produced, life decisions require careful consideration of the realities surrounding the desired outcome. Most importantly, we return to the meaning of TARRY. To tarry is presented here as more than simply delaying. It involves examining, investigating, verifying, considering, and thoroughly assessing the account before making a decision. When someone presents an opportunity, relationship, assignment, ministry responsibility, partnership, or commitment to you, do not rush simply because the goal looks attractive. Examine the account. Understand the journey. Count the cost. Then decide. This principle is also applied to following Jesus. Christ did not hide the cost of discipleship. He told His followers to expect trials and tribulations and to take up their cross and follow Him. The Christian journey therefore requires honesty about both the promise and the process. There should be no hidden conditions or concealed expectations in the transaction. This is a challenging and practical episode for anyone who is making decisions about relationships, marriage, ministry, business, leadership, partnerships, career, or discipleship. Don't simply ask, “Where am I going?” Ask, “What is the account? What is the journey? What are the realities? What are the responsibilities? What could change? What will this decision require of me?” TARRY. EXAMINE THE ACCOUNT. COUNT THE COST. THEN DECIDE WITH WISDOM. Listen, subscribe, share this episode with someone needs wisdom for a major decision, and leave a comment with your thoughts. For prayer requests, feedback, or further communication, connect with the GRACELIFECOMI Podcast. Jesus is Lord!
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  • TARRY: The Wisdom of Waiting Before You Decide

    TARRY: The Wisdom of Waiting Before You Decide
    2026/09/03
    RUTH SERIES | EPISODE 57 | TARRY, INSPECT & EXAMINE | CHIMDI M. OHAHUNA Welcome to Episode 57 of the RUTH Series on the GRACELIFECOMI Podcast, a powerful continuation of our journey through the Book of Ruth and the practical wisdom embedded in its characters and principles. In this episode, the teaching takes a deeper look at Naomi’s response to Ruth and Orpah and draws attention to a vital quality that is increasingly rare: a pure and selfless heart. Naomi did not seek to exploit the women around her or manipulate their decisions for her own advantage. Instead, she considered their future and was willing to let them make their own choices. From this foundation, the teaching challenges the way Christians approach relationships, ministry, leadership, money, and one another. Are we genuinely valuing people, or are we primarily interested in what we can gain from them? The episode explores the danger of exploitative relationships, the loss of humanity and Christian character, and the importance of representing Christ not merely through titles, crowds, or positions, but through the quality of our lives. A major emphasis of this episode is the principle of “tarrying.” To tarry is presented not simply as waiting passively, but as taking time to inspect, examine, understand, and discern before acting. In relationships, ministry, career, business, and major life decisions, rushing can produce consequences that patience and careful examination could have prevented. The teaching also highlights the connection between understanding and wisdom: understanding grows through staying, observing, and experiencing, while wisdom is demonstrated through the practical application of that understanding. You will also be challenged to examine yourself, cultivate accountability, respect relationships, develop patience, and recognize that God often works in the midst of imperfect circumstances rather than waiting for everything to become perfect. Key lessons from this episode include: • The danger of using people for personal advantage. • Why Christian character must go beyond titles and religious appearances. • The importance of humanity, morality, and a pure heart. • Why love requires patience and the ability to tarry. • How examination and inspection can protect your relationships and decisions. • The relationship between understanding and practical wisdom. • The value of accountability and mutual growth. • Why some relationships require patience while others require discernment. • Learning when to carry a responsibility—and when not to. • Why a good name can be more valuable than riches. • How God can create something significant even in the midst of difficult circumstances. RUTH 57 is ultimately a call to slow down, examine deeply, love sincerely, and allow God to develop the character required for the journey. Listen, learn, examine your heart, and let the wisdom of God's Word shape the way you relate with people and navigate life. Jesus is Lord!
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    1 時間 12 分
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