PASSION FOR SOULS OUTREACH

*CROSSOVER ANNOUNCEMENT* 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 🔥From the office of Apostle A.A Horlali, there shall be *Crossover today*, *Friday* *31st* *July* *2026*. 🔥 *Time* : *10:00pm*- *12midnight* 🔥 *Venue*: *Paso Telegram Page* 🔥Please do not forget your *Crossover Seed* of any amount you wish to sow into the new month. It will be sent to *PASO MOMO ACCOUNT NUMBER* 0538801789 🔥 *Invite someone to experience the touch of grace*. 🔥*Don't miss it!* 🔥God bless you. *Signed*: Bright Afele *Approved* : Apostle A.A. Horlali

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*CROSSOVER ANNOUNCEMENT* 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 🔥From the office of Apostle A.A Horlali, there shall be *Crossover tomorrow*, *Friday* *31st* *July* *2026*. 🔥 *Time* : *10:00pm*- *12midnight* 🔥 *Venue*: *Paso Telegram Page* 🔥Please do not forget your *Crossover Seed* of any amount you wish to sow into the new month. It will be sent to *PASO MOMO ACCOUNT NUMBER* 0538801789 🔥 *Invite someone to experience the touch of grace*. 🔥*Don't miss it!* 🔥God bless you. *Signed*: Bright Afele *Approved* : Apostle A.A. Horlali

In 2 Samuel 13:22, Absalom neither spoke good nor bad to Amnon because of the hatred he harbored in his heart. Silence itself can become an instrument of accusation and emotional punishment. Beloved, if you are facing accusations today, whether at your workplace, in your family, among friends, in ministry, or in your community do not allow them to weaken your faith. Remain steadfast. Remain prayerful. Remain humble. Remain faithful. *Above all, ask God for the wisdom to know when to answer and when to remain silent. Remember, not every battle requires your voice. Some battles require your trust in God.* I pray for you today: every false accusation fashioned against your life shall not prevail. May the Lord arise as your Defender, your Advocate, and your Vindicator. May He grant you discernment to know when to speak and when to keep silent. May every attempt to tarnish your reputation be overturned by God's righteousness, and may your character continue to testify louder than the voices of your accusers. Stand firm. Stay focused. Keep your eyes on Christ. In due season, God Himself will justify you before men. May the Lord bless you, preserve you, and establish you in His purpose. In Jesus' mighty name. Amen. Apst A. A. Horlali

*WISDOM NUGGET - DAY FIVE* Topic: *Silence in the Midst of Accusations* Today is the fifth edition of our Wisdom Nugget series, and I want to share with you a message I have titled *"Silence in the Midst of Accusations."* As you journey with Christ, you must understand that accusations are inevitable. *If our Lord Jesus Christ, the spotless Lamb of God, was falsely accused, then none of us should expect to be exempt.* The Bible says in Luke 6:7-11 that the scribes and Pharisees watched Jesus closely, looking for an opportunity to accuse Him. They were not interested in understanding Him; they were determined to condemn Him. When they could not find fault with His character, they searched for fault in His actions. Their hearts became filled with madness because His life exposed their hypocrisy. This teaches us a profound truth: *there will always be people who watch you, not to celebrate your progress but to discover a reason to accuse you. Some will examine your words, your actions, your silence, and even your intentions, hoping to find grounds to discredit you.* One remarkable lesson from the life of Jesus is that He knew when to remain silent. When He stood before Pontius Pilate, the chief priests and elders brought many accusations against Him, yet He answered them not a word. Matthew 27:12-14 declares: "And when He was accused of the chief priests and elders, He answered nothing... insomuch that the governor marvelled greatly." *Does this mean we should remain silent before every accusation? Absolutely not.* There is a time to speak, and there is a time to remain silent (Ecclesiastes 3:7). *Wisdom is knowing the difference.* *When people genuinely seek the truth, it is appropriate to explain. But when they have already judged you, refused to hear your side, ignored the facts, and rushed to conclusions, silence often becomes the language of wisdom. Not every accusation deserves a response. Sometimes your greatest defense is your integrity, your character, and God's vindication.* *Accusations have an assignment. Their purpose is to damage your reputation, distort people's perception of you, discourage your spirit, and distract you from your divine assignment. The enemy uses accusations to plant bitterness, create division, destroy relationships, provoke retaliation, and ultimately pull you away from God's purpose.* The Scriptures reveal different forms of accusations: 1. *Direct Accusations* - People confront you openly with allegations. In Matthew 25:24, the servant directly accused his master of being a hard man. Sometimes accusations will come boldly and openly. 2. *Accusations Through Criticism* - People constantly find fault with everything you do. In Numbers 12:1, Miriam and Aaron criticized Moses because of the Ethiopian woman he had married. Criticism is often disguised as concern but is rooted in envy, pride, or misunderstanding. 3. *Accusations Through Murmuring* - Whispering, gossip, and backbiting. People may never confront you directly, yet they spread rumors behind your back to influence how others perceive you. 4. *Accusations Through Presence* - Some people remain around you, observing every move, hoping to find a fault. In Job 1:6, Satan appeared among the sons of God. His assignment was to accuse. Some people stay close, not to support you but to monitor you. 5. *Accusations Through Absence* - You are condemned because you were not present. In 2 Samuel 19, King David questioned Mephibosheth about why he had not accompanied him. Many people will interpret your absence without first seeking the truth. 6. *Accusations Through Suggestions and Insinuations* - People assign motives to your actions without knowing your heart. In Matthew 26:8-9, Judas criticized the woman who poured expensive ointment upon Jesus, calling her act a waste. What was an act of worship was interpreted through a corrupt heart. 7. *Accusations Through Silence* -Sometimes people use silent treatment to communicate rejection, resentment, or condemnation.

May the Lord surround you with loyal, trustworthy, and covenant-minded people. *May every hidden betrayer be exposed before they can harm you.* May God grant you unusual discernment to recognize people's true intentions. May He preserve you from betrayal, false accusations, slander, and every evil conspiracy. May the Lord direct your steps, guard your heart, and establish you in victory throughout your life's journey. In Jesus' mighty name. Amen.

*WISDOM NUGGET- DAY FOUR* Topic: *BE CAREFUL WHO YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR TO* Grace and peace be unto you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Today is the four day of the Wisdom Nugget series, and I want to share a message I have titled, *"Be Careful Who You Open Your Door To."* Beloved, as you journey with Christ and grow in your walk with God, you must understand that one of the greatest realities of life is *that not every person who comes close to you comes with good intentions.* One of the greatest battles I have fought in life has not been with demons or visible enemies, *but with people I once called friends.* The psalmist captured this painful reality in Psalm 55:12–14: «"For it was not an enemy who reproached me... but it was you, a man my equal, my companion and my familiar friend. We took sweet counsel together and walked to the house of God in company."» *One of the deepest wounds in life is the wound inflicted by someone you trusted.* As you journey through life, the people who may accuse you, betray you, slander you, or speak falsely against you are often not strangers. They may be your friends, your colleagues at work, your classmates, your roommates, your neighbors, or even people you have helped, fed, supported, and sacrificed for. They are people who know your strengths and weaknesses because you gave them access to your life. Throughout Scripture and history, betrayal has often come from those who were closest. *David was betrayed by his own son, Absalom. Reuben dishonored his own father, Jacob. Our Lord Jesus Christ was betrayed by one of His own disciples, Judas Iscariot. Even the Apostle Paul experienced disappointment when John Mark departed from him during ministry.* Human history is filled with stories of broken trust. Husbands and wives have become bitter enemies. Parents have been betrayed by children, and children by parents. Employers and employees have turned against one another. This is why you must be careful who you open your door to. One of the greatest prayers every believer should pray is, "Lord, give me the spirit of discernment." *Not everyone deserves unrestricted access to your life.* Be discerning about the people you associate with, those you embrace, those you invite into your inner circle, and those you expose to your personal life. Some people come close only to study your weaknesses, observe your vulnerabilities, gather information about your life, and later use it against you. Instead of covering your weaknesses in love, they expose them. Instead of praying for you, they gossip about you. Instead of strengthening you, they become instruments of discouragement. *Remember Noah. After his moment of weakness, one of his sons saw his father's nakedness and exposed it rather than covering it with honor (Genesis 9:20–25). There are people who rejoice more in exposing another person's weakness than in restoring them.* Beloved, learn the wisdom of silence. Not every vision should be announced. Not every plan should be shared. Not every testimony should be told to everyone. Many people reveal too much about their marriages, finances, businesses, health, children, future plans, and personal struggles to individuals they barely know. You meet someone at a conference, a workshop, your workplace, during a journey, or even through a casual conversation, and before long, your entire life story has been laid bare. Be careful. Wisdom does not reveal everything. *As God prospers you and elevates your life, understand that some of your greatest battles may arise from people standing closest to you. Some will smile with you publicly while secretly envying your progress. Others will celebrate you before your face but work against you behind your back.* Therefore, ask God daily for spiritual discernment. Let the Holy Spirit guide your relationships, your conversations, and the people you permit into your private space.

*Many people are humble when they have little. But when prosperity comes, their hearts become lifted up. They begin to neglect God, dishonor His house, and lose their passion for spiritual things.* They no longer acknowledge that it was God who sustained them. Instead, they attribute everything to their own effort, intelligence, or influence. *This is why God warned us not to forget Him after we have prospered.* In Deuteronomy 8:18–19, the Bible reminds us: «"But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth... And it shall be, if thou do at all forget the Lord thy God... ye shall surely perish."» *Never forget that every blessing, every opportunity, every promotion, every breakthrough, and every increase comes because God gave you the power to obtain it.* Forgetting God carries serious consequences. It opens the door to spiritual decline and eventual destruction. As you read this message today, pause for a moment and reflect on God's goodness. Remember where He found you. Remember the prayers He answered. Remember the doors He opened. Remember the battles He fought for you. Remember the mercy He showed you when you deserved judgment. Many of us have made serious mistakes in the past. Some have lived in sin, committed fornication, adultery, abortions, or other acts of disobedience. Yet God forgave us, restored us, and gave us another chance. Unfortunately, many people quickly forget the mercy they themselves received and become experts at condemning others. They magnify the failures of people while minimizing their own past. This ought not to be so. *A heart that truly remembers God's mercy will always be humble, compassionate, forgiving, and grateful.* May we never become people who remember God only in adversity and forget Him in prosperity. May gratitude always remain in our hearts. May we continually honor God with our time, our resources, our service, and our lives. Shalom. Apst A. A. Horlali Passion for Souls Outreach

*WISDOM NUGGET SERIES- DAY 2* Topic: *The Dangers of Forgetting God* Good evening, everyone. *Today, I would like to share with you Day Two of the Wisdom Nugget Series, and I will be speaking on The Dangers of Forgetting God.* The Bible says in Hebrews 6:10 (KJV): «"For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love, which ye have shewed toward his name, in that ye have ministered to the saints, and do minister."» This scripture reveals an important truth: God is not unrighteous to forget. By implication, forgetfulness , especially toward God's goodness and faithfulness is a mark of unrighteousness. God expects us to continually remember where He brought us from and to never lose sight of His goodness, mercy, faithfulness, and lovingkindness. We must cultivate hearts of humility and gratitude toward Him and toward His work. *Many people who forget God develop a sense of entitlement. They begin to believe that their success is the result of their own intelligence, hard work, strength, or connections. They forget that every good thing they enjoy is ultimately because of God's grace.* Just as God does not forget our labor of love, we also must not forget His faithfulness. We should allow the Word of God and the Holy Spirit to continually remind us of His goodness so that gratitude will always fill our hearts. In Job 8:11–13, the Bible says: «"Can the papyrus grow up without mire? Can the flag grow without water?... So are the paths of all that forget God; and the hypocrite's hope shall perish."» *Those who forget God are compared to reeds that wither before reaching maturity. Their path ultimately leads to destruction because they have disconnected themselves from the very source of their preservation.* Sadly, many people remember God only in seasons of trouble. When they are sick, they seek Him. When they are broke, they pray. When they are in crisis, they fast and cry unto Him. Yet the moment God answers their prayers and turns their situation around, they gradually drift away. God does not want us to become forgetful. He desires that we remain grateful and faithful regardless of our circumstances. Many people struggle to give God their time, their tithe, their service, their energy, and their hearts. *A man once prayed passionately for a job. He spent countless hours in God's presence asking for divine intervention. But after God blessed him with employment, he suddenly became too busy for church. He now says, "I'm exhausted from work." Ironically, the very blessing he prayed for has become the excuse for abandoning the One who gave it to him.* *Another prayed earnestly for the fruit of the womb. After years of waiting, God blessed her with a child. But now she says, "I have to take care of my baby. I have to breastfeed." The miracle she once desired has become the reason for her inconsistency in God's house.* *Someone else cried unto God for business breakthrough. God prospered the business, increased the customers, and multiplied the profits. Now the same person says, "My clients keep calling. I'm too occupied." The blessing has replaced the Blesser.* Beloved, never allow God's blessings to become distractions from God's presence. In Psalm 137:1–6, the Israelites, while in Babylonian captivity, remembered Zion with tears. They declared: «"If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her skill. If I do not remember thee, let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth."» Their love and remembrance of Zion outweighed every other joy. They understood the danger of forgetting. Likewise, we must never forget the God who has preserved us. The Lord also warned His people in Deuteronomy 8:12–14: «"...Lest when thou hast eaten and art full, and hast built goodly houses... and thy silver and thy gold is multiplied... then thine heart be lifted up, and thou forget the Lord thy God..."» *Notice the progression. First comes increase, then comfort, then pride, finally forgetfulness.*

*BRIEF NOTICE* 💥💥💥💥💥💥 👉Our weekly program begins from tonight. 👉🏿Tonight, the evening meeting is *7pm prompt!* 👉🏿Please take note and prepare accordingly. 👉🏿God bless you.

ANNOUNCEMENT 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 *GOOD MORNING. PROPHETIC PRAYER DIRECTION FOR YOU* Beloved, good morning. This is the prophetic direction the Lord has laid on my heart for you today and tomorrow. As you engage in your fast (from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, or until 2:00 p.m. if you extend it), remain in the place of prayer. *Prophetic Feet-Washing Direction* Every 4hrs hours throughout the fasting period, prepare a bowl of warm water, add a little milk and a little honey, and pray over it before using it to wash your feet. As you pray, declare: «"Father, cause me to step into the land you have ordained for me, I step into my prophetic destiny and purpose, l step into a land flowing with milk and honey. I decree that I will enjoy the sweetness, favour, abundance, and opportunities You have prepared for me. Every blessing assigned and ordained to me shall become my portion in the name of Jesus."» As you wash your feet, pray with authority and declare: - I wash away every spirit of poverty, lack, hardship, and struggle. - I wash away rejection, shame, disappointment, and embarrassment. - Every monitoring spirit, familiar spirit, and ancestral limitation assigned against my life is broken in the name of Jesus. - Every generational pattern of failure, stagnation, and delay is destroyed. - I disconnect myself from every witchcraft projection, sorcery, enchantment, and evil monitoring against my destiny. - Every curse, evil covenant, and satanic limitation is broken by the blood of Jesus. - Wherever the soles of my feet shall tread, I shall possess for the glory of God. - I take dominion, influence, favour, and divine possession wherever God leads me. Remain in prayer throughout the fasting period. Continue speaking God's promises over the honey and warm water each time before washing your feet. Also, anoint your head with oil as a sign of consecration and divine empowerment. At the End of the Fast When you are ready to break your fast, prepare the Holy Communion if you have communion bread and wine. Partake of it prayerfully, thanking God for victory and sealing every declaration you have made in prayer. If your wife is with you and she is not travelling the two of you may carry out this prophetic direction together. Wash one another's feet or wash your own feet while praying in agreement, asking the Lord to turn every situation around, establish His favour upon your lives, and bring divine breakthroughs to your family. May the Lord go before you, make every crooked path straight, and cause your feet to walk into uncommon favour, open doors, and lasting victory. In Jesus' mighty name. Amen. *Signed*: Bright Afele *Approved*: Apostle A.A Hirlali

*ANNOUNCEMENT* 🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓 👉🏿From the office of Apostle A.A Horlali, contributions are being accepted to honour our sister *Rosina Nana Anane* who just got married. 👉🏿Kindly send your contributions to: 💥 *Momo Name* : Kingsley Korbla Kudzordzi 💥*Momo Number*: 0549948184 🔥God loves a cheerful giver. God bless you. *Signed*: Bright Afele *Approved*: Apostle A.A Horlali