September 2026 Trumpet- My Month of Absolute Peace

Welcome to September 2026, our Month of Absolute Peace. As we begin this new month, may the
Lord bless you with good health, financial breakthroughs, fruitfulness, prosperity, career
advancement, restored opportunities, freedom from debt, timely help, victory in every pending
battle, and the miracles your heart desires, in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. May the Lord defend
you in every challenge, grant you peace at home and wherever you go, and reveal His goodness to
you in a new way. Amen. We thank God for carrying us through August 2026, renewing our hope,
and opening new doors. He poured out extraordinary blessings, mercy, and miracles upon His
Church. The August Anointing and Holy Ghost Service marked a fresh beginning for HOP families
who had endured the storms of life, and we give God all the glory for the success of All-Nations
Praise. I especially thank Him for preserving our lives despite the challenges around us. By
prophetic declaration, September is our Month of Absolute Peace. May the Lord of peace visit you
throughout this month and beyond, in the name of Jesus Christ. “Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee” (Isaiah 26:3, KJV).
Beloved, as we step into September 2026, receive this joyful assurance: God is leading us into a
season of deep, steady, and absolute peace.
Some forms of peace depend on everything around us being quiet. But Jesus offers a deeper
peace—one that remains even when life is noisy.
•Jesus said, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you” (John 14:27).
•Jesus did not simply promise peace; He said, “My peace.”
•This is the peace of Christ Himself—a peace that money, relationships, favorable circumstances,
governments, or human security cannot manufacture.
•This September, may the peace of Christ fill your life with fresh hope and rest upon your family,
health, mind, finances, work, and everything that concerns you.
•When your heart rests in God, even uncertain paths can be walked with confidence.
•Peace grows when you release what you cannot control and trust the One who holds all things.
•God’s presence can turn a restless moment into a sanctuary of hope.
•A mind anchored in God’s promises will not be carried away by every passing storm.
•Faith does not ignore the waves; it remembers that Jesus is in the boat.
•Choose prayer over panic, gratitude over worry, and trust over fear.
•The peace of Christ is not fragile; it is a steady strength for every season.
•When God guides your thoughts, hope rises, and courage finds its voice.
•Every new day is an invitation to breathe deeply, believe again, and walk in divine peace.
You do not have to understand every detail to trust that God is working for your good.
Let us consider six biblical truths that will help us receive, maintain, and share the peace of God
throughout this month.

1. Absolute Peace Is Not Controlled by Circumstances
   •Isaiah 26:3 declares, “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because
   he trusted in thee.”
   •God does not merely promise occasional peace. He promises perfect peace.
   •Absolute peace does not mean every day will be free of storms. It means that, even in the storm,
   God will steady your heart and surround you with His presence.
   •In Mark 4, Jesus and His disciples encountered a violent storm. They were in the same boat and
   faced the same wind and waves, yet their inner responses were very different.
   •Jesus showed them that when God rules within us, what happens around us does not have to
   control what happens within us.
   •Jesus arose and commanded, “Peace, be still” (Mark 4:39).
   •This September, may every storm speaking against your peace hear the voice of the Lord: “Peace,
   be still!”
   Church Application: Do not wait for every circumstance to settle before resting in God. Invite His
   presence into the storm, and allow Him to steady your heart today.
2. The Anointing Breaks the Yoke of Turmoil
   •Isaiah 10:27 teaches that the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing.
   •Some battles are not merely physical. At times, we face persistent patterns of fear, anxiety,
   confusion, conflict, sleeplessness, discouragement, and unrest.
   •When God’s presence fills the heart, every burden can be exchanged for renewed strength, hope,
   and peace.
   The anointing for absolute peace breaks the grip of persistent fear, tormenting thoughts,
   unnecessary conflict, confusion, indecision, emotional unrest, discouragement, and every
   circumstance that tries to steal your rest.
   •Colossians 3:15 says, “Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts.”
   •When God’s peace rules, fear, panic, confusion, and other people’s opinions cannot rule.
   •In September 2026, welcome the peace of God as the gracious, steady guide of your heart.
   •Church Application: Bring every burden before the Lord. His anointing does not merely comfort
   us; it breaks the hold of fear and establishes peace within us.
3. Absolute Peace Begins in the Mind
   •Isaiah 26:3 connects perfect peace with a mind that is stayed on God.
   •The battle for peace often begins as a battle for our attention.
   •Whatever consistently occupies your mind will eventually shape your emotions.
   •Philippians 4:6–7 tells us to bring everything to God through prayer and thanksgiving; then His
   peace will guard our hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
   •Let your imagination become a place where God’s promises grow, hope rises, and faith sees new
   possibilities.
   •When fear asks, “What if everything goes wrong?” faith answers, “What if God makes a way?”
   •Your mind, your thoughts, and your future belong to God.
   •Church Application: Feed your mind with Scripture, prayer, worship, and thanksgiving. Whatever
   holds your attention will influence the condition of your heart.
4. Peace Is Not Weakness; It Is Spiritual Authority
   •When Jesus said, “Peace, be still,” He was exercising authority over the storm.
   •One of your greatest demonstrations of faith may be choosing calm confidence and trusting God
   to lead you forward.
   •When confusion, misunderstanding, closed doors, delays, or uncertainty arise, remain anchored
   in God’s peace.
   •Peace says, “I may not know what tomorrow holds, but I know the One who holds me.”
   •Psalm 23:4 teaches that confidence does not come from avoiding every valley, but from knowing
   God is with us in the valley.
   Calmness rooted in Christ is not passivity. It is spiritual strength—the confidence to obey God
   without being controlled by pressure.
5. God Can Give You Peace in the Presence of Your Enemies
   •Psalm 23:5 says, “Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies.”
   •God prepared the table in the presence of opposition.
   •Your peace does not require everyone around you to cooperate or understand you.
   •Your progress and destiny do not require everyone’s approval or support.
   •When God becomes your source, you can receive what He has prepared with confidence.
   •This September, may God fill you with peace that reassures your heart, confidence that
   strengthens your steps, and rest that renews you in every circumstance.
   •Receive what God has prepared for you and move forward with gratitude, humility, and courage.
6. Protect Your Peace
   •Not every battle deserves your participation.
   •Not every criticism deserves your response.
   •Not every argument deserves your energy.
   •Not every invitation deserves your acceptance.
   •Not every voice deserves access to your spirit.
   •Protecting your peace means praying instead of arguing, waiting instead of reacting, forgiving
   instead of retaliating, and trusting God instead of trying to control everything.
   •Jesus said, “Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid” (John 14:27).
   •Choose what fills your heart: faith, hope, gratitude, and the peace of Christ.
   “My heart is a dwelling place for faith. My mind is filled with God’s wisdom and clarity. My home
   is filled with love and harmony. The peace of Christ rules within me.”
   Absolute Peace

• Main Message: The storm does not define you; God’s love, presence, and promises do.
• You may see waves, but you have Jesus.
• You may hear winds, but you have His Word.
• You may face uncertainty, but you have His presence.
• Because you have His presence, you can have His peace.
  Declare these to yourself this month
• I will not be governed by fear.
• I will not be controlled by circumstances.
• I will not surrender my mind to anxiety.
• My mind is stayed on the Lord.
• The peace of God guards my heart.
• The presence of God surrounds my household.
• Jesus is Lord over every storm.
  Life can feel unfair, especially when storms disrupt our homes, communities, and nations. Many
  people are searching for help, while fear, disorder, and wickedness seem to be increasing. Yet these
  realities do not have the final word. In Christ, we can remain steadfast and continue pursuing the
  purpose God has prepared for us.
  God is preparing to lead you into victory because Jesus Christ has already won the ultimate victory.
  True and lasting peace is found in Him. Whatever storm you may be facing, remember that Jesus
  Christ is our source of absolute peace, and He is calling you today. If your heart has drifted toward
  the things of this world, now is the time to repent and return to God. Draw near to Him, and He
  will draw near to you.
  As we enter the promise of September, walk hand in hand with God and experience His absolute
  peace. He is able to bless you beyond all you can ask, think, or imagine. In this season of Absolute
  Peace, may the Lord bless you and keep you; may He make His face shine upon you and be
  gracious to you; may He lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace. In Jesus’ name,
  amen. Welcome to September 2026—our Month of Absolute Peace!
  We joyfully celebrate our September birthday honorees: Fiyinfoluwa Grace Daramola, Stephanie
  Adah, Mofe Ajiberu, Sis. Grace Ogundipe, Bro. Francis Ojo, Sis. Anye Angela, Minister
  Oluwafunmbi Lasisi, Steven Adah, Feranmi Adewakun, Treasure Chia, Aniebiet Udofot, Rachael
  Udofot, Delores Wanda, Deaconess Olusola Ogbeide, and Bro. Toba Ajibero.
  We love you and are praying for you. May you continue to live in an atmosphere of miracles!
• Pastor Joe Olusogo Daramola