Today's atmosphere at the Winningword international Christian centre proved to be full of revelations, prophecies and insights as the head Pastor, Michael Wonder, engaged the congregation in an impromptu interactive session in a bid to assess and strengthen their spiritual life. Beginning with a short prayer session conducted by Minister Bola, who proceeded to charge the crowd's spirit ahead of the interactive session with the head Pastor at their No. 9 Olaore prayer grounds in the Iju Ishaga area of Lagos state and with the session still focused on the recurrent topic, the Law of Confession, it eventually led to the introduction of the Law of Finality.

By describing life as hustle-like and full of surprises, Pastor Michael elaborated on the need to be spiritually alert in everything we do, including our thoughts and why the application of the Law of Confession should be a nonstop affair. He taught why we should nurture a relationship with the Bible and be aware of our thoughts, be it solicited thoughts or unsolicited thoughts. Posing questions to the congregation from the Law of Confession series, the Pastor discussed Solicited thoughts as the ones you ask for and they come to you while Unsolicited thoughts are those you don't ask for but they come to you nonetheless, which is why whenever you don't feel like connecting to God, be conscious there's something wrong. "You should be able to interpret dreams and tell when God is reaching out because sometimes, God's plan for you can be greater than your request, hence, the prayer should take this form, Lord, in Your mercies that You have reserved for me, Lord bring them my way".

The service bloomed into a revelation and prophetic ministration when the Pastor began to make revelations and prophecies, before sharing scripture verses to tackle various situations. The scripture verses include: Isaiah 55 vs 8 and 9 when making requests to God; Deuteronomy 28 vs 12 when requesting divine blessing for business and Isaiah 8 vs 18 for family development. The service ended before midday as usual.