1. Introduction: The Need for Maturity
The session begins with Apostle Tonny Sekyanzi introducing Apostle Richard Mayanja, He described him as a “rare species” in ministry [00:28]. Apostle Tonny opens by stating that the purpose of the conference is to help the congregation grow and mature, warning that God cannot speak certain things to those who refuse to grow up [06:26], [08:52].
2. The Core Message: Premature Exposure
Apostle Richard Mayanja introduces his main topic: Premature Exposure. He warns against appearing on the “stage of life” or ministry before you are ready [09:21].
- The Danger: When you appear prematurely, “hell prevails over your life” and you lose the ability to win battles [19:15].
- The Example of David: Referencing 1 Samuel 16, the Apostle points out that even though David was anointed to be king, he did not go straight to the palace. He went back to the bush to tend his father’s sheep [17:19]. Just because you aren’t on stage yet doesn’t mean you aren’t “the one” [17:38].
3. The Three Stages of Growth
He explains that everything in the Kingdom follows a specific timeline, much like fruit [20:17]:
- Ready: The fruit is formed but still green.
- Ripe: The perfect time for use and distribution.
- Rotten: What happens when you miss your season or try to stay too long.
4. Scarcity and Value
Apostle Mayanja emphasizes that God often “hides” His people before exposing them to the world [26:50].
- Scarcity Creates Value: He explains that things of value, like gold and diamonds, are never found on the surface; they are hidden deep underground [34:00], [37:13].
- The Waiting Period: The longer it takes for you to be processed, the longer you will stay on your “throne” once you arrive [39:03].
5. The “Special Order” Analogy
The Apostle shares a personal story about a restaurant visit where he ordered a “special meal” (Beef Stroganoff) [41:35]. The waitress told him it was a special order and would take time, unlike “fried eggs” which are quick and common [42:33], [43:31]. He equates this to our destinies: if your calling is a special order from God, you must be willing to wait for the processing [43:57].
6. The First Calling
Being with Him Citing Mark 3:14, he reminds the audience that Jesus first called the disciples “that they might be with Him” before he sent them to preach [49:33]. The primary calling is intimacy, not public performance or titles [59:41].
7. Conclusion: The Appointed Time
The sermon ends with a reading from Habakkuk 2:3, encouraging the congregation that the vision is for an appointed time [01:01:40]. He declares that “it is just a matter of time” and that every stage of destiny will be beautiful when entered at the right moment [01:03:30], [01:05:07].
Watch the full video here: Kingdom Empowerment Summit 2026 – Day Three Session Three
