Monday, December 16, 2013

At 2013 Holy Ghost Congress, Adeboye Calls For More Prayers For Nigeria

IT was a gathering that had a mix of various tribes in the country and beyond. The annual Holy Ghost congress of the Redeemed Christian Church of God saw participants answering to the call of the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, who stressed on the necessity of prayers if the country was to experience any progress.
The renowned cleric stated this to the large congregation which gathered from Monday, December 9, through today at the 2013 Holy Ghost congress held at the Redemption Camp. With the theme ‘Overflow’, Adeboye argued that no individual was exempted to pray and that prayers have always been the last resort during moments of crises.
He stressed that from the days of John the Baptist, the Bible records that the kingdom of God suffered violence and the violent takes it by force. “So for man to get the required result from God, he needs to pray very hard, make sacrifice and hold God to his words through unfailing faith,” he said. He taught the gathering on how to pray and get result.
Speaking further, he took time to explain the reasons Christians need to know how to make their requests known to God, saying that the techniques to win God’s heart and get his favour were all over the Bible. He warned Christians to avoid sin because the Bible said that “the prayer of a sinner is an abomination before God. So for our prayers to have value before God, we need to pray with good intentions. We must identify our most pressing needs; we must ask for big requests because we dishonour God by asking for little things. We must ask with faith that cannot be denied. God is the creator of the heavens and the earth. He has all power at his disposal. There is nothing impossible for him to do.”
He added that Christians should learn to add praises to God when they pray and do so in a passionate way.  Congregants gave various testimonies, saying that they were delighted to have been around for the event.

NIGERIAN TRIBUNE

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