Pastor Eno Jerry recently delivered an inspiring message to her congregation, urging them to be ready for the new things God is about to bring into their lives in 2025. She emphasized the importance of preparation and remaining patient, even when the “new” appears small at first.
“In this new season, God is bringing us into something new. God is talking to us about getting ready and being prepared for the new that is coming,” Pastor Eno Jerry shared. She highlighted that the new things will come with the potential for growth and expansion, encouraging believers not to overlook seemingly small beginnings.
“The new may just be a seed, an idea. It may come as something small, but don’t call it insignificant,” she continued. Reflecting on her own journey, she recalled how NSPPD (New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declaration) began as a modest idea but has grown significantly. “When NSPPD was first introduced, it came as a small idea, but it had the capacity to grow and expand.”
Pastor Eno Jerry urged her audience to nurture the seeds God gives them, reminding them that the true value of an idea lies in how it is cultivated. “The new may not come with a big bang, but what you do with that idea will determine how big it can become,” she explained.
She shared her personal experience with NSPPD, explaining that although it started small, it has now reached millions globally. “It started as just a little drop, but look at what it has become today,” she reflected.
Pastor Eno Jerry’s message was clear: no idea is too small to have a significant impact. “In 2025, I will work on every seed, every idea God gives me. I will not leave it in the state in which it came,” she affirmed, encouraging her followers to approach the new year with commitment and faith.
Concluding her sermon, Pastor Eno Jerry encouraged the congregation to recognize the potential within every small beginning and trust that with God’s guidance, it can lead to great outcomes. “You will be shocked at how one small thing can become a very big thing,” she concluded.
