God Builds - Apostle Michael Orokpo
Every house is built by someone, but God is the builder of everything.
Hebrews 3:4
Day 3 of Rhema Feast 2026 carries a special weight, with Apostle Michael Orokpo welcomed back to minister once again. He delivered a powerful reminder: when God wants to transform a generation, He builds men. His building is not primarily about structures; it is about individuals who become vessels of His presence, glory and purpose.
God is looking for habitation. He is looking for people through whom His glory can be manifested, His government established and His values restored. But whatever God builds must be built according to His pattern. Creativity alone cannot build what heaven has designed.
And Christ must be the foundation. The goal is not simply to become better people, but to become vessels through which Christ is revealed. God is building a revelation of Himself in us. You may live in Kenya, but you are more than a Kenyan - you are an ambassador of the Kingdom.
God builds through His Word, encounters, prophecy, the Holy Spirit, priesthood, the gift of men, and even trials. Sometimes what the Word reveals, the fire of trials establishes. And sometimes, like the dry bones in Ezekiel, all a hopeless situation needs is a prophetic word and the breath of the Spirit.
As long as God can still speak, there is hope.
Apostle Michael Orokpo
When Jesus builds a man, seven things begin to flow: power, riches, wisdom, strength, honour, glory and blessing. You gain the capacity to stand, the wisdom to create wealth, the strength to prevail, the honour to carry influence, and a glory that is uniquely yours.
There is a fragrance only your life can release. There is a dimension of God's glory only you can express. So perhaps the process you are in is not God forgetting you. Perhaps He is building you. The waiting, the encounters, the pressure, the trials, the prophetic words - all of it may be part of the construction.
Because when God finishes building a man, He doesn't just change his story; He uses his life to rewrite the story of a generation.