Psalms 102v13b TPT
—the appointed time has come for your prophetic promises to be fulfilled!

Get ready, make room, let your expectations hit the rooftop. Those prophetic promises you entered the New Year with, is about to unfold.

It's your time and your turn for that

O.B.B (One Big Break) you've been longing for.

All you need is a platform.
All you need is just that single connection, that phonecall, that email.

David got just one platform to showcase the hand of God upon his life & boom, he became the talk of the town.

Let the scripture
below sink in;👇🏼👇🏼

1 Samuel 18:30 MSG
Whenever the Philistine warlords came out to battle, David was there to meet them - and beat them, upstaging Saul's men. David's name was on everyone's lips.

Yes, He gave David that O.B.B.

Then, his name was on everyone's lips.

You are
getting your O.B.B this weekend

Your OBB will be visible to all

It's your time and my turn for that O.B.B.

Just us tomorrow, live on Facebook, at 8pm.

Don't forget to set your alarm, put on your notification, tag a friend. Do what you have to do, but, don't come alone.

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