Senior Pastor of House on the Rock, Paul Adefarasin, has celebrated 30 years of marriage with his wife, Ifeanyi Adefarasin. The couple got married in 1995 and are blessed with three children.
To mark their anniversary, Pastor Adefarasin posted a heartfelt tribute to his wife on Instagram, thanking her for being by his side. He praised her strength, love, and commitment throughout their life journey.
A Love Story Rooted in Faith and Endurance
Pastor Adefarasin has never hidden his admiration for Ifeanyi. Every year, he publicly honors her with moving words, calling her the love of his life.
In this year’s post, he called her his “companion, wife, and unwavering partner in life and ministry.” He added that their union has been full of purpose, trials, and grace.
“True success is walking in alignment with God’s will—with integrity, humility, and gratitude,” he said.
Reflecting on their journey, he shared how they overcame challenges with unity and faith.
“Through many dangers, toils and snares, we have already come. ’Twas grace that brought us safe thus far,” he wrote.
He described his wife as his “helpmeet through the turns and the transitions” and thanked her for walking with him faithfully over the decades.
“Thank you for walking this long road with steadiness and faith,” he continued. “Thank you for standing through the 30 years and for remaining present through each unfolding season.”
He affectionately called her “Still Waters,” a name he often uses to describe her calming presence in his life.
Appreciation for Supporters and a Reflection on Success
In the long and emotional message, Pastor Adefarasin also acknowledged friends, partners, and supporters who stood by them. He said their presence gave them the strength to keep going.
He challenged society’s definition of success, saying it is not always about wealth or fame.
“To the world, success is often measured by prominence, ease, and tangible outcomes,” he wrote.
“Yet in the counsel of God, success takes on an altogether different form… It is not so much about what is outwardly accomplished, but who one is inwardly becoming.”
He thanked those who labored with them in ministry, calling them “faithful warriors” and “real Disciples of Christ.”
“They are the ones who labour with you in your service to the God you honour, the people you shepherd, and the generational destiny divinely assigned to you and your house,” he said.
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