ISH'A 2026 - Closure in grand style

Since Wednesday, April 1st, 2026, we had embarked on the vessel named ISH’A 2026, as I announced in our previous article.

With a triptych of remarkable depth—powerful and self-explanatory—we were richly served.

We had the privilege of welcoming Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo, who traveled all the way from Nigeria to share her remarkable wisdom with us. Prophetess Eliane Jean-Claude, a woman of fire, was also present.

Dr. Raoul Wafo, as host, set the tone from the very first session on Wednesday by establishing a clear framework that helped everyone grasp the depth of the theme.

He reminded us that the family is the very first institution established by God, as shown in Genesis 1:27–28, and that what the enemy fights the most on earth is precisely the family structure, as reflected in Genesis 2:17.

“It is a curse for a man to succeed socially and fail maritally!” — Dr. Raoul Wafo

At the center of everything is God—the beginning of all things. Every human being carries a destiny, designed from eternity by Him.

While each of us has a mission to fulfill on earth, this becomes impossible outside the framework of family.

Why?

Because every one of us comes from a family and passes through a family to enter this world—whether we like it or not.

Apart from Melchizedek mentioned in the Bible, no one exists without genealogy.

Hebrews 7:3 (KJV) says:
“Without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days, nor end of life; but made like unto the Son of God; abideth a priest continually.”

We then explored the needs of men and women through a joint session delivered by Dr. Raoul Wafo and his wife, Reverend Danielle Wafo.

An innovative and dynamic format, enriched by the interaction between both speakers and the audience.

Starting on Thursday, April 2nd, Prophetess Eliane approached the theme in its entirety during her first intervention.

The central message was clear: when God speaks to us, He never speaks only about us, but also about our descendants, our legacy, and our inheritance.

“You are not just a person—you are a gate!”
“When you think only about yourself, you suffocate your destiny.”
“You are a root, even if you cannot yet see the tree.”
“And even if you don’t see the tree, that tree depends on you!”
— Prophetess Eliane Jean-Claude

That same day, Reverend Danielle introduced the evening session with the sub-theme:
Being a backbone for your husband.

She emphasized that the backbone is invisible, yet absolutely essential.

Understanding this is understanding that a woman is a foundational support for her husband, so that together they may fulfill their divine mandate. Each calling fits into God’s greater plan for the couple and the family.

On the third day, the intensity increased with the sub-theme:
Children: an answer for this generation.

Prophetess Eliane made it clear that everything God intends to accomplish within a family flows through a generation—and therefore through children.

“Raising a child is not the same as keeping a child busy!”
“Your children have been entrusted to you—they do not belong to you!”
— Prophetess Eliane Jean-Claude

On Saturday, April 4th, the fourth day was dedicated to workshops—women on one side, men on the other.

These sessions were punctuated by an intervention from Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo, focusing on God and the broader dimensions of family, following her previous teaching centered more specifically on marriage.

Using a pair of scissors, she illustrated the concept of couplehood and interdependence. This interdependence stands as a covenant—one that is itself sustained by a higher covenant rooted in God.

Sunday, April 5th marked the closing of ISH’A 2026.

Yet once again, this closing was filled with powerful revelations.

Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo — First Service

You do have a destiny. But for it to take form, three elements are essential:

1. The vision of your destiny
   You must see it, imagine it, and call it into existence before it manifests—while actively working toward it daily. Knowing it intellectually is not enough.
2. Your associations

“Your life carries the fragrance of the people you walk with.” — Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo

3. Your discipline
   This includes your lifestyle, your conduct, your habits—even your diet.

Prophetess Eliane Jean-Claude — Second Service

On this Resurrection Sunday, the Prophetess chose to conclude by emphasizing the power of the resurrection, reminding us never to lose sight of the true reason we are gathered: it is not about us, but about Him—Jesus Christ, above all.

Through His resurrection, He did not only raise us up; He also seated us with Him in the heavenly places. And not merely seated—but seated in a position of authority, as the speaker deliberately emphasized.

It is therefore essential for us to never forget our position. Certainly, there will be challenges, offenses, and various distractions meant to pull our focus away. But we must remain vigilant in constantly realigning our mindset—for that is where everything is determined.

ISH’A 2026 may be over…

But in reality, we never leave the presence of God.

Dr. Raoul Wafo strongly encouraged us to revisit each message more intentionally—allowing God to continue speaking, teaching, and revealing His instructions and expectations.

Do not miss the opportunity to watch these messages, available on YouTube Raoul Wafo TV : https://www.youtube.com/@TempledelaFoiTV.

Remain richly blessed on this Resurrection Sunday.
May the finished work of the Cross be made manifest—visible and tangible—in your life, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.

We’re in this together.

SBE