By Anthony Iwuoma
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The first Papa’s Move Outreach of 2026 at the Acts of Restoration and Compassion (ARC) Church, also known as the Church Without Borders, unfolded as both a teaching moment and a divine intervention. Branded as a Destiny Repositioning and Realignment Service, the gathering was declared not man-hosted, but heaven-sent, designed to correct destinies shifted by error, delay, and ancient patterns.
From the outset, the tone was clear: this was not an ordinary service, but a night of war. As Lead Pastor Rev. Paul Chikwem stated, “Some forces do not respond to words or pleas. Destinies respond to war.” With that framing, he led the congregation into the heart of his ongoing series, of last Sunday Will to Wheel, drawn from 1 Kings 17:7.
At the core of the message was a striking principle: “Speed without direction is a waste of time, energy, and resources.” Challenging the congregation, Rev. Chikwem asked, “When you ask God for divine speed, where exactly are you running to?” Speed, he explained, must be aligned with purpose, or it becomes motion without meaning.
He illustrated this truth using the story of the sick man at the Pool of Bethesda. While many waited endlessly for the stirring of the water, the healing was already present. “Opportunity was available,” he noted, “but action was missing.” In the same vein, he broke down the essence of the message: will represents desire, while wheel represents execution. “Will to wheel is the discipline of converting intention into action. Desire initiates, but action validates.”
“God moves when you move,” he declared. “Nobody helps you at the level of will; help comes at the level of wheel. When you move, helpers are activated. When you work, things begin to work.” According to him, many destinies remain stagnant not for lack of prayer, but for lack of decisive action.
Yet, he made it clear that some battles go beyond strategy and effort.
The Sunday service was hallmarked by the dedication of Baby Chimsimdi, the first for the year.
At Monday’s Papa’s Move, crusade, returning to the theme of destiny realignment, Rev. Chikwem referenced Jesus’ words to the disciples: “This kind does not go except by fasting and prayer.” He explained, “There are situations, and there is a type. When resistance persists despite prayer and effort, you are dealing with a strongman.”
This insight seamlessly transitioned the service into spiritual warfare. The night was declared one of prayer, and confrontation. “Tonight, every strongman overshadowing your father’s house, every ancient power enforcing delay, stagnation, and backwardness, is dethroned,” he proclaimed. “Whatever resisted your prayers shall be crushed. The Lion of Judah will fight for you.”
Identity and purpose formed the final thrust of the message. Quoting Jeremiah. “Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you”, he reminded the congregation that heaven recognises assignment, not applause. “Not every opportunity aligns with destiny,” he warned. “Some things look good to men but represent loss of purpose before God.”
As declarations rang out, repeated family patterns were confronted, labour without results was terminated, and destinies were repositioned. “If you leave this service the same way you came,” he said, “then something is wrong, because heaven has declared an intervention.”
The service concluded with a unified proclamation:
“Your destiny is realigned.
Your purpose is restored.
Your joy returns.
And your life will fulfill divine intent.”
The summary Will to Wheel with the Destiny Repositioning and Realignment Service, is that they stood as a clear call: desire must find direction, action must meet intention, and destinies must align with divine purpose.
At ARC Church, the Church Without Borders, it was both a message and a movement, calling men and women to rise, move, and step fully into what heaven has ordained.
