Pastor Paul Enenche Dunamis Glory Dome, Pastor Paul Enenche unveils the spiritual origin, necessity, and eternal impact of vision
The Glory Dome at Dunamis International Gospel Centre Headquarters was charged with deep spiritual intensity on Sunday, January 18, 2026, as Senior Pastor Paul Enenche delivered a profound and far-reaching message titled “The Origin and Impact of Vision.” The service drew worshippers into a sober yet electrifying encounter with one of the most defining forces of destiny, vision.
Anchored in Jeremiah 1:4–5, Pastor Enenche established vision not as human ambition or mere foresight, but as divine insight, God’s revelation of His purpose in the life of a man. He emphasized that vision precedes existence, reminding the congregation that before birth, before assignment, and before time, God already sees, knows, and defines purpose. In this light, vision becomes heaven’s interpretation of a man’s life.
He taught that the greatest and most important vision of all is the vision of the Kingdom. Quoting Matthew 6:33, he declared that Kingdom vision is eternal, it outlives time, follows a man beyond the grave, and ultimately defines relevance both on earth and in eternity. According to him, every other vision derives meaning only when it is wrapped around the pursuit of God’s Kingdom.
Pastor Enenche described vision as a divine language, a means by which God communicates His intentions to man and a platform through which the Spirit of God expresses possibilities. Vision, he explained, is the raw material for the operations of the Holy Spirit, a spiritual currency that enables heaven to transact on earth. Referencing Ephesians 3:10, he noted that through vision, God reveals His manifold wisdom to generations, systems, and powers.
The message further highlighted why vision is indispensable to life. Vision gives life meaning, transforming existence from routine survival into purposeful living. It injects excitement, energy, and motion into daily pursuits, stirring passion and focus. Vision sharpens a person’s sense of urgency, preventing procrastination and wasted years, while imparting wisdom, as echoed in Ecclesiastes 2:14—“The wise man’s eyes are in his head.”
According to the teaching, vision defines activities and disciplines behavior. Drawing from Proverbs 29:18, Pastor Enenche stressed that where vision is absent, restraint collapses. Vision determines associations, influences choices, shapes company, and even governs marital decisions. He emphasized that destiny alignment is impossible without vision clarity, as relationships either advance or abort purpose.
Exploring the roots and origins of vision, Pastor Enenche outlined several divine channels through which vision is birthed. Chief among them is the voice of the Lord through the Scriptures, citing 1 Samuel 3:21. He explained that consistent engagement with God’s Word opens the ears of the spirit to divine direction. Vision can also emerge through the inward voice of the Spirit, received in prayer, quiet moments, or even in the midst of daily activity.
He further explained that God often plants vision through burdens, concerns, and divine discontent, referencing Nehemiah 1:1. Vision may also come through dreams, revelations, and spiritual encounters. In some cases, God ordains passion, embeds compassion, or hides purpose within inbuilt potential. Using the example of Joseph in Genesis 37:5–9, Pastor Enenche noted that true vision flows naturally from divine design, Joseph did not struggle to dream or interpret dreams because vision was wired into his destiny.
As the message climaxed, Pastor Enenche called on worshippers to deliberately wrap their lives around the Kingdom vision, stressing that success without eternal relevance is failure. He charged believers to pursue vision not for fame or personal gain, but as an act of obedience to God’s eternal counsel.
The service concluded with a renewed sense of purpose across the Glory Dome, an atmosphere where lives were reoriented, priorities realigned, and destinies awakened. It was not just a sermon, but a clarion call to see life from God’s perspective and to live intentionally in alignment with heaven’s agenda.
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