Sunday 23rd August, 2026  

By Pastor Remi Adeyemi  

Venue: UNILAG Multipurpose Hall  

Texts: Luke 18:7-8, Genesis 18:17-19  

LEGACIES THAT MUST BE PRESERVED  

1. The Gospel of the Kingdom (Galatians 1:6, Philippians 2:12)  

There's nothing like the Gospel of libertinism and hyper-grace. It cannot be found anywhere in the Bible.   

We must remain committed to the true Gospel and faithfully pass it on to the next generation.

In Phil. 2:12, Apostle Paul stated, “…work out your own salvation with fear and trembling”  

2. Gospel of worship (John 4:24)  

   Our worship must remain centered on God and offered in spirit and in truth.

3. Godly adornments (Proverbs 7:10)  

   Even our appearance should reflect values that honor God. Our choices should never make the work of the enemy easier.

4. Law of expediency and edification (1 Cor. 10:23)  

   Not everything permissible is beneficial. We must consider how our actions influence others, especially those coming after us.

5. The Legacy of all-round consecration (Col. 3:23-24, 1 Cor. 10:31).   

   You must not throw this away. Our lives shouldn't be segmented.   

   Everything we do should be done wholeheartedly and for the glory of God.

    

“Whatsoever you do, do it as into the Lord” (2 Chronicles 16:9)  

KEY CHARGE 

The message challenged us to look beyond our personal walk with God and ask, “What are we leaving behind for the generation coming after us?”

It is not enough to be people of faith, holiness, and conviction. We must become vessels through whom the next generation can encounter God and continue the work of the Kingdom.

We may be Gen Z, but there is no Gen Z Bible. God’s standard remains God’s standard.

Our lives can become either a bridge or a stumbling block for the next generation. What we do today may become the foundation upon which others build tomorrow.

“Come as you are, but you cannot remain as you are” Grace welcomes us, but grace must be accompanied by responsibility, discipline, and deliberate growth.

When God finds us faithful and reliable, He can entrust uncommon things into our hands. 

May our lives produce victory songs and godly legacies that generations yet unborn can benefit from.

May our lives become worthy legacies that continually point the next generation to Christ