Who are you fixing your eye on? (KABOWD 2025)

Focus on Jesus or Focus on your circumstances?

Introduction

From Wednesday, December 3, 2025, to Sunday, December 7, 2025, a divine and historic event took place in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

The annual program called KABOWD ("Glory" in Hebrew) was held for the 11th consecutive year under the leadership of God's servant Dr. Raoul Wafo. Dr. Jean-Clément Diambilay also honored us with his presence, and the two of them took us step by step, gradually, on an ascent that my human vocabulary would have a hard time describing, so unparalleled were the richness and depth of the revelations.

It is certain that God had an appointment with His people, and the KABOWD platform, 2025 edition, was once again the landing strip for this vessel.

I would not presume to offer you a summary of this entire rich week, but I strongly felt the urgency and necessity to revisit certain points, not only in writing on this blog but also orally in an episode of the Top Chrono Podcast in the coming days.

• Point #1: "You are the center of redemption!" - Dr. Raoul Wafo
• Point #2: Although God created you for a specific purpose, you are not supposed to achieve it without Jesus
• Point #3: Does Jesus reign on the throne of your life?
• Point #4: The throne is the resting place of the King of kings and therefore yours.

I – You are the center of redemption. Yes, you!

Man was placed on Earth for one purpose: to reign over the Earth.

On Mount Zion, God had a major problem: Lucifer, once a high-ranking collaborator, wanted to challenge Him and even take His place.

God's response was not long in coming, and He immediately organized His response, not His retaliation. Yes, the nuance is relevant, God being God, could not lower Himself to fight Lucifer on equal terms, which is why I speak of a response and not a retaliation. This response was therefore the creation of Man, whom God created to respond to Lucifer and prove to him that there is now a creature made in God's image and fully equipped to ridicule him on Earth and make him regret his actions.

So you understand, as I do, that our presence as human beings on Earth has nothing to do with chance or even a simple desire on God's part to fill and populate the Earth He created.

Based on this premise, we can therefore state with certainty: Our coming to Earth is not the result of chance.

"Your presence on Earth is not accidental!" - Dr. Raoul Wafo

• Revelation 5:10 LSG: "You have made them a kingdom and priests to our God, and they will reign on Earth."

This passage touches on a crucial and central point in our analysis: the arrival of Jesus.

Why did God have to send His Son to Earth to redeem humanity? For the simple reason that Adam, by sinning, led humanity into decline, and a sacrifice was now needed to redeem and restore humanity: hence the coming of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.

II – Although God created you for a specific purpose, you are not supposed to achieve it without Jesus

If you have ever read my work, even just once, you will remember that the essence of my discourse revolves around the notion of destiny, calling, or even life mission on Earth.

Each of us was created by God for a specific purpose, namely to accomplish the mission that God entrusted to us on Earth in a specific sphere, a specific domain.

We are therefore in a diplomatic situation, and I am not exaggerating when I say this, because earthly realities are in many cases copies of the realities of the spiritual world.

We are strangers and travelers on Earth, and the Earth is therefore our place of mission, like ambassadors sent by their countries to accomplish a specific mission within a predetermined time frame.

No ambassador goes abroad to represent a country at random. To do so, an ambassador accredited to a country needs high-quality preparation and effective mastery not only of the rules of the country to which he is sent, but also of his country of origin, so as not to take any action that is contrary to professional ethics.

Ambassadors also need to have a clear understanding of their personal identity in order to know how to behave and conduct themselves.

It therefore seems essential, indeed unavoidable, to keep your eyes on Jesus Christ, who is in fact your Leader.

Allow me to use an analogy to simplify all this. Imagine a kingdom with God the Father as King and Jesus Christ as Prime Minister, Head of Government, to whom all powers have been delegated. How can we think that we can fulfill our mission without dealing with Him?

"You can't win a game without knowing the rules!"

We must therefore master the rules of the country that sends us (the Kingdom of Heaven) and the country to which we are sent (the Earth) in order to carry out our mission.

III - Does Jesus reign on the throne of your life?

Now that we have seen that Jesus is the pillar and foundation of everything and that without Him we cannot achieve anything stable and lasting, the question we must ask ourselves is: "Does Jesus reign on the throne of my life?"

The Kingdom of Heaven is a Kingdom of surgical precision and organization, and Jesus would never violate your free will to impose Himself on your life. Once you have made Him the Lord and Savior of your life, the next step is to deliberately invite Him into every area of your life. Yes, accepting Him as Lord and Savior is not everything, but only the ^firststep in a multi-step process that must be renewed throughout our lives according to the seasons. By this I mean that at certain times in your life, you will feel a deep need to clearly and openly tell Jesus that you are handing over the keys to every area of your life to Him.

We tend to want to control every aspect of our lives, and even though we truly love Jesus Christ, we tend to want to confine Him to the church so that once we leave, we can do what we personally have in mind in the different areas of our lives.

Let me give you an example: when you are employed by a company, your boss is your boss in all matters and areas of the company. Why would you want Jesus Christ, King of Kings, who is the author and finisher of your faith, to be limited to those aspects that you think are within His purview according to your human understanding?

We must therefore deliberately and completely hand over the steering wheel of our lives to Him so that God's perfect plan for our lives can be fulfilled.

Sometimes we complain that we don't see God's hand in our lives, but often the reason is that we are not letting go.

IV – The throne is the resting place of the King of kings and therefore yours

In his presentation, Dr. Jean-Clément Diambilay mentioned 20 royal symbols of the superiority of Jesus, King of Kings, and dwelled at length on the ^firstsymbol, namely the throne, which is eternal and symbolizes the stability of the reign.

"The throne is not just a seat but a dimension" - Dr. Jean-Clément Diambilay

• Hebrews 1:8 LSG "But He says to the Son, 'Your throne, O God, is eternal. The scepter of your reign is a scepter of justice.'"

Jesus' throne is therefore eternal and does not suffer from any stability issues.

As the doctor explained to us, "The problem is not that the throne has moved, but often that we leave our position of authority" and "Our stability depends on our gaze upon the King."

He gave the example of a king on Earth who rises from his throne; when he rises from his throne, it remains vacant, and there is no guarantee that it will still be vacant when he returns.

As people subject to the authority of Jesus, we must therefore keep our eyes fixed on Him in all circumstances, whether favorable or not, difficult or not. The moment we take our eyes off our goal or target, we lose our anchor and any ability to dominate situations in order to manifest the victory that He has already established on the cross.

"The real secret is not to control everything, but to stay connected to the One who controls everything!" - Dr. Jean-Clément Diambilay.

Conclusion: Who are you fixing your gaze on?

At the end of this reflection, one thing remains certain: our life on Earth is neither random nor improvised. We have been sent with a royal mission, a specific destiny established by God Himself. But this mission only has meaning and can only be accomplished by keeping our eyes fixed on the One who holds the plan: Jesus-Christ.

When our gaze slips toward visible realities—our challenges, our emotions, our circumstances—we quickly lose our stability, our vision, and our authority. But when we refocus on Jesus, the King of kings, everything realigns. We find our place on the throne, that is, in the dimension of rest, peace, and reign that God has planned for us.

So the real question is not, "Is Jesus in my life?"
The real question is: Does Jesus reign in my life?

The throne exists; it has never moved.
It is up to us to remain there, keeping our eyes firmly fixed on the King.

So today, make a conscious choice to refocus your attention:
Focus on Jesus.
Focus on the Kingdom.
Focus on the Victory that has already been won.

May your gaze never stray from the source of your stability. For in Jesus, your reign on Earth is no longer a distant promise... it is a reality to be manifested;

Your only mission: To bring together the truth about yourself, which is already fully established in heaven, with your earthly realities.

All KABOWD 2025 sessions are available on the Temple de la Foi official YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TempledelaFoiTV