31 August 2026Rhema Feast

Come, Let's Rebuild - Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo

Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo ministering at Rhema Feast 2026

Rebuilding supposes that something was built before.
Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo

Those words from Bishop Funke Felix at Rhema Feast 2026 were more than a statement; they were a call to look inward and ask, What in me needs to be rebuilt?

Perhaps the version of us that came into Rhema Feast 2026 has served its purpose. Perhaps the next season requires an upgraded version, deeper in God, stronger in character, wiser in relationships and greater in capacity. Come, let's rebuild.

Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo with one arm raised as she preaches — “Come, let's rebuild.”

The altar

Rebuild your relationship with God

Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo mid-sentence, eyes closed

Let us rebuild our relationship with God, because we cannot sustain what we receive from Him outside of Him. Our worship, prayer, thanksgiving, Bible study and service cannot become occasional habits. Christianity is not merely a religion; it is a way of life. We cannot take God for granted and expect to remain grounded.

The self

Rebuild you

And then, let us rebuild ourselves. There comes a point when the version of you that brought you this far cannot take you where you are going. Your mindset must grow. Your character must grow. Your discipline must grow.

If you are not tired of where you are, where you are is tired of you.
Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo

This version of you may have expired. Rebuild you.

A delegate laughing during the teaching, the rows behind her listening — The park, taking it well.

The same delegate mid-laugh, hand lifted — The park, taking it well.

The family

Spouses, parents, children, siblings

Come, let's rebuild our families too. Let us honour our spouses, our parents, our children and our siblings. Let us stop perpetuating the failures of the generations before us. Let us become people whose presence brings peace rather than pain. After all, charisma without character is caricature.

The work, and the friendships

Careers, businesses, ministries and the people around them

A delegate writing in a notebook during the session

Let us rebuild our careers, businesses and ministries with excellence, because there is a way you carry yourself and serve that attracts the right people. And let us rebuild our friendships. Who can you call in the middle of a crisis? Who will speak for you when you are not in the room? We cannot be praying for favour while our character is pushing people away.

A delegate with an open notebook resting on her lap — Notebooks open across the field.

Delegates seated with notebooks, national flags around their shoulders — Notebooks open across the field.

The handover

From one generation to the next

The previous generation built foundations we are standing on today. Now it is our turn to build, not just for ourselves, but for those coming after us. Like Elijah and Elisha, there must be a transfer from one generation to another. We must uplift, mentor, forgive and make room for others to rise.

Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo with a finger raised, making a point

So perhaps the call of Rhema Feast 2026 is simple: Come, let's rebuild. Rebuild the altar. Rebuild yourself. Rebuild your relationships. Rebuild your character. Rebuild what has become weak, neglected or outdated. Because the next season may not require a new prophecy, it may require a new, rebuilt version of you capable of carrying the prophecy already spoken.

Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo at the lectern, the park and the Nairobi skyline beyond — Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo at Uhuru Park.

Then I said to them, “You see the trouble we are in: Jerusalem lies in ruins, and its gates have been burned with fire. Come, let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and we will no longer be in disgrace.”
Nehemiah 2:17 (NKJV)