The second edition of “Jesus + Nothing” Worship will be held on Friday, April 3, 2026, at 4:00 PM at The LOGIC Centre, Plot 115, T.F. Kuboye Street, Lekki, Lagos. More than a concert, this gathering is a proclamation—an evening where music becomes a vessel for the undiluted message of Jesus Christ and His finished work.
Following a remarkable debut in 2025, this year’s edition is set against the ministry’s 2026 declaration of “Much More.” In this light, “Jesus + Nothing” Worship has been intentionally curated as an experience that goes beyond sound into substance—where every lyric, every melody, and every moment echoes the fullness of the Gospel of Grace.
From the rich and familiar voice of Timi Dakolo to the heartfelt sound of Nosa Omorogie, each expression points back to Jesus. With the international vibrance of Emmanuel Smith, the deep, atmospheric leading of Gerald Bishung,
and the scripture-rooted expressions of MagPsalms, attendees will encounter worship that transcends style and points solely to Christ.
The grace-filled vocals of Mera Owili, the passionate intensity of Steve Hills, and the profound spiritual depth carried by Pastor Victor Paul further shapes an atmosphere where worship is not performance, but revelation.
Also ministering are Uche Okereke, whose voice draws hearts into sincere devotion, and Yinka Erinle, whose operatic strength brings a stirring, unforgettable dimension to the night. Together, the focus is simple and consistent: the Gospel is not only preached—it is sung.
Reflecting on the vision, Flourish Peters, Lead Pastor and Apostolic Head of The LOGIC Church, shared: “We are intentional about preserving the purity of the Gospel in every expression. ‘Jesus + Nothing’ is a reminder that Christ is enough—and that this message must not only be preached but also sung. Through this worship experience, we are declaring the Gospel in a way that every heart can receive.”
“Jesus + Nothing” Worship serves as the opening expression of the Jesus + Nothing Conference, scheduled for May 27 to May 31, 2026, which is expected to host thousands from across the nation and beyond.
This Good Friday, all are invited to step into a space where worship is rich in truth, grounded in grace, and centered entirely on Christ. Because when the Gospel is truly understood, it must be sung.
Admission is free and open to all.
