These are the heroes with the passion to transform lives positively.

Our Partners

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Bro. Oda Sunday Eje | Founder

— The Incense Tribe Int'l

Oda Sunday Eje, also known as Sunnypraiz, is a Nigerian gospel minister, teacher, writer, researcher, publisher, and communications professional based in Abuja. He is passionate about Christian faith, leadership, communication, personal development, and practical biblical teaching.

He is the Founder of Incense Tribe International, a ministry committed to raising believers who embody genuine worship, spiritual depth, biblical truth, and kingdom influence. Through his ministry, writing, teaching, and media initiatives, he seeks to translate biblical truth into practical and relevant lessons for contemporary life.

He is also the founder of Pavilion Communication and Praiz Pavilion, leveraging communication, education, publishing, and digital platforms to empower people, develop minds, and advance meaningful ideas.

At the heart of his calling is a clear mandate: to communicate truth, ignite faith, inspire transformation, raise people, and build a lasting legacy for the Kingdom of God.

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Rev. Abraham Ogah | Patner

— The Incense Tribe Int'l

Rev. Abraham Ogah is a dedicated Christian minister, teacher, and kingdom partner committed to advancing the Gospel and strengthening the body of Christ. As a Partner of Incense Tribe International, he contributes to the ministry’s vision of raising believers who embody genuine worship, spiritual depth, biblical truth, and kingdom influence.

Through his ministry, leadership, and service, Rev. Abraham Ogah is passionate about discipleship, spiritual growth, biblical teaching, and the advancement of God’s Kingdom. His partnership reflects a shared commitment to equipping people, inspiring transformation, and building lives that make a lasting impact.

At the heart of his partnership is a shared mandate: to honour Christ, raise people, advance the Gospel, and build a lasting Kingdom legacy.

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Mrs Agnes Sunday | Co-Founder

— The Incense Tribe Int'l

Mrs. Agnes Sunday is a Christian, ministry leader, teacher, and passionate kingdom builder committed to advancing the Gospel and nurturing lives through faith, love, and godly values. She serves as the Co-Founder of Incense Tribe International, partnering in its vision to raise believers who embody genuine worship, spiritual depth, biblical truth, and kingdom influence.

Through her service, leadership, and support of ministry initiatives, she contributes to creating an environment where people can grow spiritually, discover purpose, and become effective instruments for God’s Kingdom.

At the heart of her calling is a simple mandate: to serve God faithfully, nurture lives, inspire transformation, and help raise a generation that carries the fragrance of Christ.

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Engr. Vincent Andrew | Chairman Planning Committee

— The Incense Tribe Int'l

Bro. Vincent Andrew is a committed Christian, ministry worker, and dedicated kingdom servant passionate about service, excellence, and the advancement of God’s Kingdom. He serves as the Chairman of the Planning Committee of Incense Tribe International, providing leadership, coordination, and strategic direction for the planning and execution of the ministry’s programmes and initiatives.

Through his service, he contributes to creating well organised platforms that foster genuine worship, spiritual growth, fellowship, and kingdom impact. His commitment to excellence and teamwork reflects the ministry’s vision of raising believers who carry the fragrance of Christ and influence their generation.

At the heart of his service is a simple mandate: to serve with excellence, lead with integrity, strengthen the vision, and help build a lasting Kingdom legacy.

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Artc. Ogbu Israel (Alfred) | Vice Chairman Planning Committee

— The Incense Tribe Int'l

Mr. Ogbu Israel is a committed Christian, dedicated ministry worker, and kingdom servant passionate about service, excellence, and the advancement of God’s Kingdom. He serves as the Vice Chairman of the Planning Committee of Incense Tribe International, supporting the coordination, development, and successful execution of the ministry’s programmes and initiatives.

Through his service, he contributes to strengthening teamwork, effective planning, spiritual fellowship, and kingdom impact, helping create platforms where believers can grow, connect, and express genuine worship.

At the heart of his service is a simple mandate: to serve faithfully, support the vision, promote excellence, and help build a lasting Kingdom legacy.

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The heart cry of Moses, worthy of emulation

SHOW ME THY GLORY

Memory Verse

Exodus 33:18 “And he said, I beseech thee, shew me thy glory.” (KJV)

Text: Exodus 33:13–18

The cry, “Show me thy glory”, in Exodus 33:18 is one of the deepest spiritual longings ever expressed by a mortal man. It was not a request for material blessings, earthly recognition, or visible success. It was the desperate yearning of a man who had encountered God repeatedly and yet desired to know Him more intimately. Moses, despite witnessing miracles, signs, wonders, and divine manifestations, still hungered for something deeper: the revelation of God’s glory. This passage teaches that no matter how much of God one has experienced, there remains a greater dimension to seek.

The background of this scripture reveals a painful moment in Israel’s history. The children of Israel had sinned grievously by worshipping the golden calf while Moses was on Mount Sinai receiving God’s commandments. God became displeased and declared that although He would send an angel to guide them into the promised land, His presence would not go with them (Exodus 33:1–3). Moses understood something profound: progress without God’s presence is failure disguised as success. A land flowing with milk and honey meant nothing if God Himself were absent.

In Exodus 33:13, Moses prayed, “Now therefore, I pray thee, if I have found grace in thy sight, show me now thy way, that I may know thee.” Moses recognised that divine direction comes from intimacy with God. He did not merely ask for blessings; he sought God’s ways. Many desire God’s hand but neglect His heart. They seek miracles but avoid relationships. Moses teaches that true spiritual maturity begins when one values knowing God above receiving things from God.

God responded in verse 14, saying, “My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.” This statement carries tremendous spiritual significance. The presence of God guarantees divine rest, peace, victory, and preservation. Where God’s presence abides, fear loses its power, confusion disappears, and battles are fought from a place of confidence. Moses understood this deeply, which is why he boldly replied in verse 15, “If thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence.” He preferred remaining in the wilderness with God rather than entering abundance without Him.

This should challenge believers today. Many pursue opportunities, influence, positions, and wealth without first asking whether God is truly in it. Success without divine approval often leads to hidden emptiness. Moses teaches us to prioritise God’s presence above personal ambition. A delayed journey with God is better than a hurried destination without Him.

Moses further acknowledged that God’s presence distinguished Israel from other nations. In verse 16, he said, “So shall we be separated, I and thy people, from all the people that are upon the face of the earth.” The glory and presence of God are what make God’s people unique. It is not titles, appearance, eloquence, or status that separate believers; it is the evidence of divine presence upon their lives. A person may possess intelligence and influence, yet without God’s glory, such achievements remain ordinary.

Then comes the climax of the conversation in verse 18, where Moses boldly declared, “I beseech thee, show me thy glory.” This was not a casual prayer. It was the cry of spiritual hunger. Moses had already seen God perform miracles: the burning bush, the ten plagues in Egypt, the Red Sea parted, manna from heaven, water from the rock, and the mountain trembling under God’s power. Yet he still desired more. Spiritual complacency had no place in his heart.

The glory of God represents His manifested presence, His beauty, power, holiness, majesty, and divine character. Moses was not merely asking to see dazzling light or supernatural wonders; he desired a deeper revelation of who God truly is. Sometimes believers mistake emotional experiences for glory, but the true glory of God transforms character, renews purpose, and deepens intimacy.

In response to Moses’ request, God revealed something extraordinary. Rather than simply displaying overwhelming power, God declared in Exodus 33:19 that He would make “all my goodness pass before thee”. This reveals an important truth: the glory of God is closely connected to His goodness, mercy, compassion, and character. God’s glory is not only seen in thunder and fire; it is also seen in His loving-kindness, forgiveness, faithfulness, and righteousness.

The prayer, “Show me thy glory,” remains relevant for believers today. In a generation distracted by worldly pursuits and shallow spirituality, there is a need for men and women who genuinely long for God’s presence. To seek God’s glory is to desire deeper intimacy above public recognition, holiness above popularity, and spiritual transformation above temporary pleasure.

When God’s glory rests upon a person, transformation becomes evident. Moses himself became radiant after encountering God, so much so that his face shone (Exodus 34:29–35). Encounters with God leave undeniable marks. One cannot genuinely experience divine glory and remain unchanged. Pride begins to fade, worldly desires lose attraction, compassion increases, and obedience becomes easier.

There are conditions for experiencing God’s glory. Hunger is essential. Moses desired more of God despite previous encounters. Separation from sin is necessary because God’s holiness cannot dwell comfortably in impurity. Persistent prayer is required, for divine encounters are often birthed in secret places of communion. Obedience also matters, because revelation flows where surrender exists.

Many believers ask God for favour, breakthroughs, healing, promotion, and prosperity, but perhaps the greatest prayer remains: “Lord, show me Thy glory.” When His glory comes, direction follows confusion, peace replaces anxiety, strength overcomes weakness, and divine purpose becomes clearer. Seeking God’s glory is seeking the fullness of His presence.

The cry of every sincere believer should, therefore, be the cry of Moses: “Lord, I do not only want blessings; I want You. I do not merely seek Your hand; I seek Your heart. Show me Thy glory.” This prayer changes a person from ordinary to extraordinary because anyone who truly encounters God can never remain the same.

Key Lessons from Exodus 33:13-18

  • God’s presence is more valuable than material blessings.
  • Spiritual hunger is necessary for deeper encounters with God.
  • True glory reveals God’s character, goodness, and holiness.
  • Divine presence distinguishes believers from the world.
  • Genuine encounters with God produce visible transformation.
  • Intimacy with God should be prioritised over personal ambition.

Prayer Points

  1. Lord, create in me a deeper hunger for Your presence.
  2. Father, let me never pursue success without Your guidance.
  3. Show me Your glory and transform my life for Your purpose.
  4. Let Your presence distinguish me in my generation.
  5. Draw me into deeper intimacy and revelation of who You are.
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