Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna

Hi beloved ladies of the Most High God!

Tonight is special. We’re gathering for a time of encounter, encouragement, and fire under the topic: *“Fanning My Gifts to Flames.”*

The Bible reminds us in *2 Timothy 1:6*, _“Fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you.”_
Tonight, we’re not settling for dim, hidden, or forgotten gifts. We’re coming to stir them up, so what God placed in you burns bright for His glory. Come ready to be touched, challenged, and ignited.

Our speaker for tonight, *11th May 2026*, is *Mrs. Eunice David Yusuf*.
She’s a passionate woman of God, an accountant by training, a fashion designer and CEO of L’Eunique Empire, and a missionary with a burning heart for souls. Her love for women, teenagers, and children’s ministry makes her the perfect voice to speak to us tonight. Get ready to receive wisdom, inspiration, and a fresh fire.

And anchoring this is Miss Light Emmanuel*—a devoted child of God, teachable, sold out to His work, and a faithful servant in ministry. She’ll be guiding us through the evening with grace and excellence.

DEVOUT HEARTS
●Raising spiritual giants ladies.
●Raising God fearing women
●Setting hearts on fire

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

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SHORT DRAMA "THE PRESERVED GENERATION"

Cast:
Narrator, Esther, Friend 1, Friend 2, Youth Pastor, Group of Teens
Props:
Journal, phone, 3 pieces of paper labeled "App 1, App 2, App 3", mic/stand



[SCENE 1: ESTHER'S ROOM – NIGHT. Dim light. ESTHER sits on bed, scrolling phone, looking tired. FRIEND 1 and FRIEND 2 are on video call.]

NARRATOR:
Meet Esther. 16 years old. On the outside, everything looks fine.
But inside, she’s fighting 4 battles at once.

FRIEND 1:(on phone, laughing)_ Esther, why you still not posting anything wild? You’re so boring abeg!

FRIEND 2: Yeah! Everyone is cheating in the exam. One puff won’t kill you. Just try it!
ESTHER: (quietly)_ Guys, I can’t. That’s not me.
FRIEND 1: Whatever. You’re missing out.

[Phone hangs up. ESTHER sighs, holds head.]

NARRATOR:
Identity struggle. Peer pressure.
At home, her parents fight every night.
And in her mind… noise. Anxiety. Shame.

ESTHER:(writing in journal, voice breaking)_
“Maybe I’m just too broken to be preserved.”

[Lights dim. Beat. Sound effect: door opening.]



[SCENE 2: YOUTH SERVICE – NEXT DAY. Bright light. YOUTH PASTOR on stage with mic.]

YOUTH PASTOR:
Tonight, God has a word for a generation under attack.
Listen to 1 Thessalonians 5:23:
_“May the God of peace Himself sanctify you through and through… and may your spirit and soul and body be preserved sound and complete, blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.”_

YOUTH PASTOR: (stepping down, looking at crowd)_
Preserved doesn’t mean you’ve never been broken.
It means God refuses to let what’s broken define you.
He’s keeping you whole for His purpose.

[Spotlight on ESTHER in audience. Her eyes widen.]



[SCENE 3: ESTHER’S ROOM – 1 WEEK LATER. Time lapse. ESTHER acts out changes.]

NARRATOR:
Esther started applying what she heard.

[ESTHER mimes deleting apps on phone, crumples 3 papers labeled "App 1, App 2, App 3" and throws them away.]
ESTHER: (speaking to herself)_ Does this make me more like Jesus or less? If not… out.

[ESTHER kneels by bed, prays simply.]
ESTHER: God, I’m tired. Help me. Thank You for today.

[ESTHER stands, looks in mirror, speaks firmly.]
ESTHER: God of peace, make me holy. Preserve my mind, my heart, my body. I’m Yours.



[SCENE 4: TEENS CONFERENCE – 6 MONTHS LATER. Stage with mic. 200 TEENS seated. ESTHER walks up boldly.]

ESTHER:
I’m not perfect. But I’m preserved.
The enemy tried to break me with shame, pressure, and noise.
But God kept my spirit, my soul, and my body.
I’m not the girl who gave up. I’m the girl God is keeping whole for His coming.

[Pause. Room quiet. 47 TEENS stand up.]

TEENS TOGETHER:
I want to be preserved too!

NARRATOR:
That’s the story of The Preserved Generation.
It’s not the generation that never fell.
It’s the generation that refused to stay down…
Because the God of peace is personally keeping them.

ALL TEENS ON STAGE:
We are not too messy.
We are not too late.
We are not too broken.
ALL: _We are the preserved generation!_

ESTHER: (leading prayer)_
God of peace, sanctify me through and through. Preserve my spirit, soul, and body blameless until Jesus comes. I belong to You. Amen.

[Lights fade. Soft worship plays.]

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3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna

IT’S TIME TO GO OUT AND REACH THE YOUNG ONES

Too many young lives are getting pulled into the depth and the clutches of the enemy before they even understand who they are. But God is calling us to go on this mission, to enable them make decisions now that they will never regret later.

Why now?
Because when teenagers encounter God early, their whole course changes.
- Healing and deliverance break chains before they become strongholds.
- Salvation and critical decision moments set their foundation right.
- Purity pledges and commitments guard their hearts and bodies for God’s purpose.
- Career, passion, purpose and self-awareness become clear when their eyes are opened to God’s plan for their lives.

Learning to live not living to learn.

It’s better to learn, then live than to live, make mistakes, and spend years trying to recover. We don’t want to waste destinies. We want to see teenagers who know themselves, know God, and walk in alignment with His plan from the start.

What will happen on this outreach?
Hearts will be stirred. Teenagers will hear that they are not forgotten, that God has a plan for them, and that it’s not too late to choose right. There will be moments of salvation, healing, deliverance, and bold commitments to live pure and purposeful lives.

Parents, teachers, believers – this is our moment to stand in the gap(pray,preach or partner)
Teenagers – this is your moment to hear God clearly and say yes to Him before the world shouts louder.

Let’s go out, because every young life rescued is a destiny saved, a family healed, and a generation redirected back to God.

“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest.”Matthew 9:37-38.

Let's go.. #devouthearts #outreach #SpiritualGiants シ #viral #viralpost @highlight

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WHAT COMMUNICATION IS NOT IN MARRIAGE

💕 Communication in marriage is not criticism disguised as honesty. It is not correction without love, where every word cuts instead of heals. Say the truth but let it be in love.

💕 Communication is not hurtful words thrown in anger, demeaning words that shrink your spouse, or gaslighting words that make them question their sanity.

💕Communication is not silence filled with tension, where no one has space to breathe and the home feels like a battlefield.

💕It is not one person talking and the other shutting down, or both people speaking but no one listening.

💕When the only communication in your home is tension, sarcasm, fault-finding, and fear, then the marriage is sick.

💕A home where words are weapons will raise wounded people.

💕The same applies to parenting your children — they learn what marriage looks like by how we speak to each other. If all they hear is yelling, blame, and cold silence, we are teaching them a broken pattern. We must also learn how to communicate and correct our Children in a Godly way without breaking them.

🧡The solution is not to pretend or to keep enduring in pain. The solution is to go and talk with a marriage counsellor with your spouse.

🧡A sick home requires humility from both husband and wife, wisdom from a marriage counsellor, and ultimately healing from God.

🧡Communication in marriage should give life, not drain it

💥Proverbs 18:21says, _“Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruit.”

❤️ Let’s choose words that bring life to our homes.

❤️What is not communication will destroy a marriage. What is Godly communication will build it. Selah!

https://youtu.be/GbCDDiOfy8I?si=2f4SX...
Click to watch my testimony.

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Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna

SEPERATING THE PASTOR FROM THE HUSBAND.

As a pastor's wife, it can be challenging to navigate the fine line between your husband's role at home and his role as a pastor in church. However, it's crucial for your spiritual growth, marriage, and ministry. Here's a powerful message on how to strike that balance.

"Hello, this is a message to all pastors' wives and pastors. I recently watched a video where a pastor's wife was seated in church while her husband preached about love, marriage, and forgiveness. She sat there looking at him with a bad attitude, condemning him in her mind and refusing to listen to the message. She felt the man, who was keeping malice with her at home, shouldn't be preaching about love and forgiveness in church.

I have a word for all pastors' wives: as a pastor's wife, remember he is your husband at home but your pastor in church. Don't let marital problems stop him from preaching the message God gives him. This doesn't mean a preacher should live a lifestyle contrary to God's word; Jesus taught and preached after doing (Acts 1:1). Sometimes, you might be given a message that blesses or addresses issues in your life and your hearers. This is why we must all be humble under God despite our titles.

Try to see him as a husband at home and settle marital issues privately. If communication isn't working, pray, seek godly counsel, and involve respected authorities to resolve the issue.
Pastor's should also trust God for wisdom on how to balance these two lives God has carved for them.

When you're in church, see him as your pastor. You're not attending another church; this is where God blesses you. Look at him with these eyes: "This is my man of God; God is speaking to me through him." Leave issues at home and clear your mind to be blessed.

Why you should separate this:

1. You don't want to miss God's blessings. People are getting healed and blessed, but you'll miss out if you refuse to see him as your pastor.
2. You need mental sanity to serve God wholeheartedly.
3. You will be able to treat every service and instruction given to you as from God.
4. It will help you respect his calling and the work God has given both of you.
5. You'll maintain a healthy relationship with God and your husband.
6. You'll be an example to others of how to handle conflicts and God's word.

At home, see him as your husband and friend, and relate accordingly. This is for your own good and God's blessing. Thank you, and God bless you."

Click this to watch my testimony.

https://youtu.be/GbCDDiOfy8I?si=3VDL4...

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KEEP GOING
I wanted to teach my child about resilience and staying committed to tasks despite challenges. So, I gave her an age-appropriate task that was a bit complex. As she worked on it, she went halfway through and came back complaining about pains in her hands.

At that moment, I was cooking in the kitchen, sweating buckets because of the heat. I looked at her and said, "Look at me, I'm cooking and sweating profusely. If I stop because I'm uncomfortable, will there be food for you to eat today?" She said no. I asked, "What should I do?" She said, "Mummy, you have to continue cooking because we must eat."

I said, "That's the same thing with your task. This work has a repercussion if you don't finish it - a negative outcome. But if you finish it, there's a positive outcome and a reward waiting." She said she'd continue. I told her to keep going, and she finished her work.

I gave her a reward and told her to say, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me ( phil 4:13)." I gave her a gift to motivate her, saying in life, when you accomplish tasks, there's always a reward. Verbal pronouncement of scriptures and praying gives you strength from God to push on.

Lessons:
-👑 Lead by example: Showing perseverance in your own tasks inspires kids.
- 👑Encourage problem-solving: Ask questions to help them think about outcomes.
- 👑Highlight rewards: Emphasize benefits of completing tasks. For the joy that was set before Him, endured the cross.(Heb :12 :2).
- 👑Use spiritual encouragement: Scripture and prayer can provide strength.
KEEP LOOKING UNTO JESUS THE AUTHOR AND FINISHER OF YOUR FAITH.

🔥DON'T GIVE UP!, GO AGAIN!, KEEP GOING!.🔥
STAY DEVOTED.

DEVOUT HEARTS

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Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna

WHY YOU HAVE NOT ACHIEVED MUCH?
NOTE THE FOLLOWING.
NECESSITIES OF VISION.
- *N* - Noble: A vision should be noble and uplifting
- *E* - Elevating: It should elevate and inspire others
- *C* - Clear: The vision should be clear and well-defined
- *E* - Exciting: It should excite and motivate people
- *S* - Specific: A good vision is specific and focused
- *S* - Stretching: It should stretch and challenge individuals
- *I* - Inspiring: The vision should inspire and energize
- *T* - Tangible: It should be tangible and achievable
- *I* - Inclusive: A vision should be inclusive and unifying
- *E* - Enduring: It should be enduring and long-lasting
- *S* - Strategic: The vision should be strategic and forward-thinking


Explaining some terms:
1. Clarity: Clear goals and objectives
- Example: A company with a clear mission statement
2. Focus: Concentration on what's important
- Example: Prioritizing tasks to meet a deadline
3. Direction: A sense of purpose and path
- Example: A roadmap for achieving long-term goals
4. Motivation: Drive to achieve goals
- Example: Intrinsic motivation to make a difference
5. Inspiration: Spark for creativity and innovation
- Example: Drawing inspiration from nature or art
6. Purpose: Understanding why the vision matters
- Example: Making a positive impact on society
7. Values: Core principles guiding decisions
- Example: Integrity, honesty, and transparency
8. Flexibility: Adaptability to changing circumstances
- Example: Adjusting plans in response to feedback
9. Communication: Sharing the vision with others
- Example: Effective storytelling to inspire teams
10. Accountability: Tracking progress and staying on track
- Example: Regular check-ins and progress reports.


For details click 👇

https://youtu.be/dv2N7nF4y_s?si=hUZlZ...

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Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna

WHY YOU HAVE NOT ACHIEVED MUCH...
NOTE THE FOLLOWING.
NECESSITIES OF VISION.
- *N* - Noble: A vision should be noble and uplifting
- *E* - Elevating: It should elevate and inspire others
- *C* - Clear: The vision should be clear and well-defined
- *E* - Exciting: It should excite and motivate people
- *S* - Specific: A good vision is specific and focused
- *S* - Stretching: It should stretch and challenge individuals
- *I* - Inspiring: The vision should inspire and energize
- *T* - Tangible: It should be tangible and achievable
- *I* - Inclusive: A vision should be inclusive and unifying
- *E* - Enduring: It should be enduring and long-lasting
- *S* - Strategic: The vision should be strategic and forward-thinking


Explaining some terms:
1. Clarity: Clear goals and objectives
- Example: A company with a clear mission statement
2. Focus: Concentration on what's important
- Example: Prioritizing tasks to meet a deadline
3. Direction: A sense of purpose and path
- Example: A roadmap for achieving long-term goals
4. Motivation: Drive to achieve goals
- Example: Intrinsic motivation to make a difference
5. Inspiration: Spark for creativity and innovation
- Example: Drawing inspiration from nature or art
6. Purpose: Understanding why the vision matters
- Example: Making a positive impact on society
7. Values: Core principles guiding decisions
- Example: Integrity, honesty, and transparency
8. Flexibility: Adaptability to changing circumstances
- Example: Adjusting plans in response to feedback
9. Communication: Sharing the vision with others
- Example: Effective storytelling to inspire teams
10. Accountability: Tracking progress and staying on track
- Example: Regular check-ins and progress reports.


For details click 👇

https://youtu.be/dv2N7nF4y_s?si=hUZlZ...

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Pastor Patience Cornelius Haruna

What to Look for in a Life Partner: Good vs Godly.
Discover the key qualities to seek in a spouse, distinguishing between good character and godly attributes.

Marrying a Good Man/Woman:
- Kindness, compassion, and love
- Strong moral character and integrity
- Respect, care, and humility
- Inner beauty, confidence
- Responsibility, provision

Marrying a Godly Man/Woman:

- Deep relationship with God and spiritual growth
- Wisdom, discernment, and obedience to God's Word
- Servant-heartedness
- Forgiveness, gentleness, and self-control
- Reflecting God's character and values
- Spiritual leadership (for men)

- 🔥: 2 Peter 1:5-8 - "And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge; And to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity. For if these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ."

- 🔥 Micah 6:8 - "He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?"

Click the link to watch the video

https://youtu.be/Jm8LALOjSrc?si=8HOJK...

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3 reasons why young people become desperate for marriage at age 30 and 3 Godly ways to overcome all these:

Reasons for desperation:
1. Societal pressure and comparison
2. Fear of being alone or missing out
3. Biological clock and desire for family

Godly ways to overcome:
1. Focus on personal growth and purpose- Psalm 37:4
"Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart."
2. Trust God's timing and plan - Jeremiah 29:11
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
3. Seek contentment in Christ - Philippians 4:11-13
"I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances."

Happy Sunday family.

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