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Praise God, hallelujah.

My name is Daniel, and I want to give God glory for the entirety of 2025. Especially after 2024, which was a very challenging year, particularly with the health of some family members.

At the beginning of 2025, I trusted God that the year would be different—that there would be no sorrow or alarm in any family member’s home. I thank God for answering that prayer and for His faithfulness.

I also want to thank God for yesterday. I went out for personal evangelism, and initially, the people I approached were not receptive. They were about to board a bus and kept leaving as I tried to speak.

I asked God where I should cast my net, and He directed me. By His grace, souls were saved, and about three people gave their lives to Christ. One of them shared that within just one week, three different people had preached to him. This showed me the intentionality of God in pursuing the souls of men.

I give God all the glory.

I am grateful to God for 2025. I am thankful for the past, but I believe I am even more grateful for the future and what God has in store.

I thank God for 2026. There is something powerful about trusting God after you have been through a lot, placing a new year entirely in His hands and receiving a witness in your spirit that things will be much better.

I want to thank God. Thank You, Jesus.

I want to thank God for safety on the 1st of January. My sister and I took the car out to get some things. The car had just returned from the mechanic, so it was supposed to be in good condition. While driving, we noticed a sound coming from the tyre area.

I suggested that we park the car and return home, but the others felt it was nothing serious. As we continued, the noise increased and became unbearable on our way back. I called my brother and insisted that we park the car and return home, but they said we should just bring it home.

As we were trying to manage the car back home, the tyre suddenly came off completely, leaving us with only three tyres. There was an oncoming car at that moment. I thank God because we were not on the highway; we were almost inside our estate.

I also thank God that the driver of the oncoming car was able to stop in time, even though it was night, and did not run over the tyre. We found help at that late hour, people who assisted us in fixing the tyre and even helped us search for the missing bolts. We later discovered that the bolts had not been properly fixed after the tyre was removed.

I am truly grateful to God for His safety and protection that night. For safety and protection, we say thank You, Jesus.

My name is Omotolani, and I am here to give thanks to the Lord. The Scripture says, “Some trust in horses, some trust in chariots, but we will remember the name of the Lord.”

I am standing here to thank God for preserving my family and loved ones from lack throughout the year 2025 and even before. Many people started the year with us but did not make it through.

I give thanks to God alone, the Lover of our souls, our Preserver, and our Saviour, for His protection and preservation over us. Thank You, Jesus.

I really want to thank God. I honestly do not know where to start. The past month has been tough, yet amazing.

I was scheduled to travel to two countries, Ghana and South Africa, and I had no money at all. I was supposed to be paid the night before my trip so I could get clothes and prepare, but no money came. That morning, I had a conversation with Ma Debbie. She encouraged me to start praying little by little, even if it was just ten minutes, because I had been struggling with prayer.

I decided not to worry. I told myself that whatever would happen should happen. That evening, my boss’s daughter’s fiancé called me and handed me a bundle of money. That was the breakthrough. I was able to get everything I needed for the trip.

I travelled and got to Ghana, and God showed Himself faithful. I met with people I had always dreamed of meeting. The favour of God was evident everywhere I went. My boss’s sister’s husband later transferred ₦50,000 to me.

Beyond that, I experienced tremendous favour, even among mentors, including the former governor of Lagos State. From there, we travelled to another country. God has been overwhelmingly faithful, and I return all the glory to Him.

I also want to add that I had no money for my passport. Not a dime. I was simply trusting God. The following week, my boss instructed me to go to the passport office. I went for capturing and processing, and I was treated like a VIP. I did my passport without paying a single naira.

Thank You, Jesus.