Worshippers Celebrate God’s Faithfulness at Zebullum 25 Grand Finale

Zebullum 25 attracted Christians from across communities and denominations.
Participants testified to miracles, breakthroughs, and renewed faith.
Gospel artists and ministers inspired worshippers with spirit-filled music.

The Redemption Gospel Miracle Centre, Epe, was filled with joy, music, and heartfelt prayers today as the grand finale of the annual Zebullum 25 prayer program came to a glorious end.

Eko Hot Blog reports that the week-long spiritual gathering, themed “Isaiah 43:1 – The Redeemed”, held from August 31st to September 6th, 2025, at 41 Ita Osugbo Street, Epe, Lagos State, was hosted by Rev. Abraham Adebote, who led worshippers in intensive sessions of prayer, praise, and thanksgiving.

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The program, which has become a yearly highlight in Epe’s Christian community, attracted participants from different towns and denominations, all seeking divine intervention, renewal of faith, and testimonies of God’s greatness.

Speaking at the event, Mrs. Ayehun Mariam of Hephzibah Music, a long-time attendee and gospel minister, described her consistent blessings from the program. She said,

“I have been attending Zebullum for over 15 years, and every year I always have a testimony. I urge every Christian to serve God wholeheartedly without a doubting mind.”

Senior Prophetess Ajayi Adeola highlighted the life-transforming impact of the program. She explained, “This prayer celebration is an unforgettable experience that leaves everyone with a testimony. It is not just an event but a spiritual encounter with God that changes lives.”

For Mr. Segun, the power of Zebullum lies in its authenticity and prayer focus. He remarked, “So many people come to witness Zebullum because it is a prayer program that every Christian depends on, knowing that God is the only one who does all things.”

Also, Mrs. Funmilayo Ayeola reaffirmed the program’s biblical foundation, dispelling misconceptions about Christian gatherings. According to her, “Every aspect of the prayer is biblical.

There is no blood sacrifice, no hidden secrets, just prayer with the Ark of Covenant, which symbolizes God’s presence among His people.”

The atmosphere was further electrified by the ministrations of various gospel artists who lifted the congregation with soul-stirring songs of worship, bringing many to tears of joy and renewed commitment.

The sessions featured collective prayers for families, the nation, and personal breakthroughs, with worshippers testifying to divine encounters throughout the week.

The host, Rev. Abraham Adebote, expressed gratitude to God for sustaining the vision of Zebullum over the past 25 years. He prayed for all participants and declared that the testimonies from this year’s edition would multiply in their lives.

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