Obey God’s word to be successful in 2017- Bishop Oyedepo
The presiding Bishop of the Living Faith
Church Worldwide, David Oyedepo has urged Christians to obey God’s word to be
successful in the New Year. Oyedepo said this on Saturday during the cross
over night service to usher in 2017, which held at the church’s headquarters,
Otta,Ogun State.
The service was attended by members
of all branches of the church nationwide by hooking to the headquarters through
satellite broadcast. According to Oyedepo, children of God who obey God’s
commandments succeed in hard times. “In 2017, the quality of life of any Christian is dependent on
the level of his obedience to God. “The obedience of any child of God can
silence every opposition on his life,” Oyedepo said. Bishop Oyedepo The
presiding Bishop stated that Christians do not need to make noise to be
relevant in the society, adding that they were
distinguished by being obedient.
He stated that every commandment of the scripture was applicable at all times
and to all children of God, irrespective of the denomination.
Oyedepo, however, took to the
scriptures to declare God’s blessings on worshippers present at the service.
Some worshippers at the church, who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
also expressed their expectations for the New Year, fairness and
disappointments in the past year. Mr Monday Kpumkapa, a worshipper in the
church said he expected that country’s leadership had taken note of the loop
holes in governance in 2016 in order to make amends in the New Year.
Kpumkapa said “we all know that the
year 2016 was not a favourable one for Nigerians, it was a year of hunger and
so many issues with our government. “It will not be nice if the government still
allows this hard economic situation to persist, they should do something and
alleviate the plight of the masses.” Miss Silvia Dominic, another worshipper,
said she was grateful to God for the year 2016, adding that it was smooth for
her. Dominic noted that it was well with her economically, health wise, and
each time she had issues, help always came to her. She, however, expressed her
desire to get married in the New Year.
Destiny Kindness, a boy of nine
years and also a worshipper, said he hoped that the educational system of the
country improves. “In my school, we don’t really have good facilities that make
learning easier, and I wish that things can change so that education can
improve in my school and in the country. “I also want God to provide for my parents
so that they can cater for my siblings and I,’’ Kindness said.
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Obey God’s word to be
successful in 2017- Bishop Oyedepo
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The presiding Bishop of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, David
Oyedepo has urged Christians to obey God’s word to be successful in the
New Year.
Oyedepo said this on Saturday during the cross over night service to
usher in 2017, which held at the church’s headquarters, Otta,Ogun State.
The service was attended by members of all branches of the church
nationwide by hooking to the headquarters through satellite broadcast.
According to Oyedepo, children of God who obey God’s commandments
succeed in hard times.
“In 2017, the quality of life of any Christian is dependent on the level
of his obedience to God.
“The obedience of any child of God can silence every opposition on his
life,” Oyedepo said.
Bishop Oyedepo
The presiding Bishop stated that Christians do not need to make noise to
be relevant in the society, adding that they were distinguished by
being obedient.
He stated that every commandment of the scripture was applicable at all
times and to all children of God, irrespective of the denomination.
Oyedepo, however, took to the scriptures to declare God’s blessings on
worshippers present at the service.
Some worshippers at the church, who spoke with the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN) also expressed their expectations for the New Year,
fairness and disappointments in the past year.
Mr Monday Kpumkapa, a worshipper in the church said he expected that
country’s leadership had taken note of the loop holes in governance in
2016 in order to make amends in the New Year.
Kpumkapa said “we all know that the year 2016 was not a favourable one
for Nigerians, it was a year of hunger and so many issues with our
government.
“It will not be nice if the government still allows this hard economic
situation to persist, they should do something and alleviate the plight
of the masses.”
Miss Silvia Dominic, another worshipper, said she was grateful to God
for the year 2016, adding that it was smooth for her.
Dominic noted that it was well with her economically, health wise, and
each time she had issues, help always came to her.
She, however, expressed her desire to get married in the New Year.
Destiny Kindness, a boy of nine years and also a worshipper, said he
hoped that the educational system of the country improves.
“In my school, we don’t really have good facilities that make learning
easier, and I wish that things can change so that education can improve
in my school and in the country.
“I also want God to provide for my parents so that they can cater for
my siblings and I,’’ Kindness said.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/obey-gods-word-successful-2017-bishop-oyedepo/
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