In a profound moment during a recent church service, Apostle Joshua Selman, founder of Koinonia Global, captivated the congregation with a powerful live illustration that underscored the mysterious dynamics of divine help and spiritual connection.
In the midst of his sermon, Apostle Selman invited two men to stand apart at the altar, symbolizing the distance often found between a person and their destiny helper. “When God wants to help you,” he said, “He foils the bridge between these two men. He connects them.”
The apostle explained that in many instances, God uses intermediaries such as pastors, mentors, or spiritual leaders to bridge this gap. “But sometimes,” he cautioned, “the helper is too tired to lift his hand. He’s already stretched thin, connected to too many people who also need help.”
He warned that the enemy’s tactic is to ensure the helper remains distant or distracted, thereby hindering progress. “The devil’s job is to make sure the one who can help you stays far away from you,” Selman said.
However, the message turned hopeful as Apostle Selman emphasized the power of divine favor. “When the favor of God steps in, He doesn’t just bring your helper close He locks both of your hands together,” he proclaimed, gripping the hands of the two men on stage. “And this helper is not just one man he’s a gate. He can connect you with ten others.”
The congregation responded with rapt attention and applause, visibly moved by the vivid demonstration and its spiritual significance. The illustration reinforced Apostle Selman’s longstanding teachings on destiny relationships, divine timing, and supernatural favor.
His message serves as a compelling reminder of the unseen forces at work in aligning lives for purpose, and the critical role that spiritual sensitivity and divine timing play in breakthroughs.
