The Founder and General Overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), Prof. Daniel Olukoya, has declared 2025 as a year of “strange battles,” urging Nigerians to prepare for significant challenges and opportunities through fervent prayer.
Speaking during the Church’s annual crossover service on Wednesday, Olukoya revealed the prophetic theme for 2025, describing it as a year of power and undeniable victory for MFM members worldwide, referencing Acts 1:8.
However, he cautioned that it would also be a year of economic and political turbulence, requiring collective and individual prayers to navigate effectively.
“2025 is a year many prayers are needed to avert economic turbulence,” Olukoya stated.
He emphasized the importance of vigilance, warning that “prayerlessness will be extremely dangerous.”
Olukoya outlines New Year themes
Outlining the prophetic outlook for the year, Olukoya highlighted key themes, including divine interruptions, restoration of opportunities, and the rise of transformative leaders symbolized by biblical figures like Joseph, Esther, and Daniel.
He also pointed to challenges such as strange weather disturbances, new infirmities, and spiritual battles targeting individuals and institutions.
“It is a year of strange battles,” Olukoya warned, explaining that forces of darkness would seek to undermine those with glory, vision, and purpose.
“The dull star will attempt to eliminate the shining star; the uncircumcised will like to kill the circumcised; and the thief will be fighting the owner.”
Cleric mentions good events ahead
On a positive note, the cleric predicted “unlimited deliverance” and “plenty of open doors” for individuals seeking marital breakthroughs and fruitfulness.
He also stressed the power of forgiveness, stating that those who embrace it would reap significant rewards.
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Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Apostle Joshua Selman of Koinonia Global, on Tuesday, December 31, said 2025 would be ‘the days of God’s power’ for Christians.
Legit.ng reports that in a message shared on his church’s official X (formerly Twitter) handle, @koinoniaeni, Apostle Selman urged Christians to meditate on five Bible lines he listed.
