Chandler Moore, the globally acclaimed gospel artist and member of Maverick City Music, led thousands in a worship session igniting an unforgettable night of worship at the House on the Rock Cathedral.
Moore took the stage and changed the atmosphere as voices joined in harmony to songs like Jireh and Refiner, creating an overwhelming presence of worship in the auditorium.
The event, which was filled with worshippers, was more than just a concert—it was a divine encounter filled with intense moments of praise, reflection, and revival.
Paul Adefarasin, Metropolitan, All House On The Rock, in a brief sermon underscored the need for spiritual discernment in times like these, drawing from the story of Abraham’s test on Mount Moriah.
“Abraham obeyed the voice of God which spoke to him to take Isaac up the mountain to sacrifice him.
“But had Abraham not discerned what God was saying in the moment, he would have slain a promise that was never meant to die then,” Adefarasin said.
According to him, the instruction God gave Abraham had shifted by the time he got to the mountain. “What God had instructed is not what He was saying in the new moment.
“Religion obeys what God said, but relationship with God responds to what He is saying now.”(Rev 3:13 NLT).
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The seemon called the worshipers into a deeper, more dynamic walk of faith —one that hears, discerns, and obeys God’s voice in real time.
Adding to the spiritual intensity of the night were performances from some of Nigeria’s most celebrated gospel artists, including Sinach, Moses Bliss, Preye Odede, Eno Michael, Adeyinka Alaseyori, and Promise Emmanuel.
Sinach’s rendition of Way Maker brought many to tears, while Moses Bliss electrified the crowd with his hit songs, and Adeyinka Alaseyori led an indigenous Yoruba praise session that had the audience fully immersed in worship.
Each minister brought a unique sound, uniting the congregation in a shared moment of faith and surrender.
As the night drew to a close, Elizabeth Ekanem, one of the participants, said that the impact of the worship experience was undeniable. According to her, worshippers left the venue transformed, with many taking to their social media handle to share testimonies of spiritual encounters and renewed faith.
According to Ekanem, the House on the Rock Cathedral once again proved to be a hub for revival, as Chandler Moore’s visit to Lagos left an indelible mark on the hearts of thousands. With such a night of worship, gospel music continues to play a vital role in inspiring and uniting believers across the nation.
