Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, recently delivered a sermon at a thanksgiving service held at Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly in Abuja, where he shared a personal testimony and prayed for members of the congregation.
As reported by PUNCH, in video clips shared on his official X.com account on Wednesday, Fani-Kayode was seen praying for worshippers and laying hands on several attendees after preaching.
Expressing his gratitude, he wrote, “I sincerely thank Archbishop Emmanuel Jatau of Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly for the warm reception and the opportunity to speak to his incredible congregation. It was a great honor to share my journey and testimony with them.”
During his message, Fani-Kayode emphasized the importance of forgiveness, urging Christians not to harbor resentment toward those who wrong them.
Drawing inspiration from various biblical figures, he explained how adversity and betrayal often play a role in fulfilling one’s purpose.
He said, “Don’t hate your enemies. Sometimes, the path to destiny goes through the hands of adversaries. Judas’ betrayal was part of Christ’s mission. Without Pharaoh’s oppression, Moses wouldn’t have emerged as a deliverer. And if not for Saul’s jealousy, David might not have become king.”
He continued, “Joseph’s rise came through betrayal and false accusations. Even Samson’s encounter with Delilah played a role in his victory over the Philistines. And if Lucifer hadn’t rebelled, God wouldn’t have shown His supremacy. So when your enemy comes, don’t be bitter—smile and let God take charge.”
Encouraging the church to embrace life’s challenges, he added, “Every testimony begins with a test. Never mock someone going through hardship—because every mess could become a message. You can’t reach the mountain peak without passing through the valley.”
Meanwhile, Fani-Kayode is reported to be among the individuals currently undergoing vetting by the Federal Government for possible diplomatic appointments.