Que le tout puissant t'augmente divinement: Pasteur Joelle-Gloria M.KABASELE

Summary

Pastor Joelle-Gloria Kabasele preaches that divine increase is connected to entering a new season. Increase is more than material prosperity: it can include greater capacity, wisdom, influence, spiritual discernment, and fruitfulness. In her message, God’s increase is purposeful rather than arbitrary, bringing new responsibilities and challenges alongside new opportunities.

Main Ideas and Lessons

• A new season brings new fruit—and new challenges. A change of season should not be understood as an effortless breakthrough. New opportunities may bring unfamiliar opposition, pressure, or conflict. Believers should prepare for these demands rather than celebrate change without recognizing its challenges.

• God equips people for what lies ahead. Periods of isolation, difficulty, or testing may develop the strength and faith needed for a coming assignment. The message encourages listeners not to assume that hardship means they have been abandoned; it may be part of their preparation.

• Discernment is essential. Using the biblical account of the serpent in Eden, the preacher warns that danger may come from something that seems unusual, persuasive, or harmless. She urges believers to develop spiritual discernment so they can recognize motives, identify risks, and notice what is changing around them.

• Expect opposition, but do not be intimidated by it. Opposition may become apparent only when a person begins to advance. Listeners are encouraged to remain focused and faithful rather than interpreting every conflict as proof that they should give up.

• Protect what God has entrusted to you. Drawing on Psalm 23’s image of a table prepared in the presence of enemies, the preacher teaches that opposition does not necessarily cancel God’s provision. She emphasizes protecting one’s spiritual position, gifts, and calling rather than allowing conflict or fear to displace them.

• Increase requires wisdom as well as spiritual fervor. Prayer and anointing should not be treated as substitutes for learning, planning, intelligence, or practical effort. Believers are encouraged to develop their abilities, pursue ideas, and act responsibly in their work and assignments.

• Do not respond to advancement by harming others. The preacher rejects selfish or dishonest ways of gaining power or success. Growth should not depend on exploiting people, taking what belongs to them, or undermining them.

• Remain prayerful and attentive to spiritual direction. The service concludes with worship, prayer, declarations, and individual prophetic ministry. The preacher asks listeners to seek God for the specific areas in which they need growth and to receive wisdom and discernment for the season ahead.

The subtitles are heavily distorted, so they do not preserve a clear, reliable numbered list of the “traps” mentioned in the sermon’s framing. The themes above summarize the teachings that can be discerned from the transcript.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• Pastor Joelle-Gloria M. Kabasele — primary preacher and prayer leader.
• Congregation — participates in brief call-and-response moments and worship.
• Worship and music — heard at several points; no individual performer is clearly identifiable.
• Biblical sources referenced — Genesis’ account of the serpent in Eden, Psalm 23, and examples associated with David, Joseph, and Daniel.