The General Superintendent of the
Deeper Christian Life Ministry, William Kumuyi, has declared that the
only antidote to the various challenges plaguing the world and Nigeria
in particular is a closer relationship with God and a life devoted to
his will.
He said this at the church’s fourth edition of the special miracle service held at its conference centre on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, a statement on Monday stated.
Kumuyi said, “While perilous times may not abate, a life dedicated to God has the capacity to weather the severest of storms. And those who are wise must seek to build bridges across to God rather than running helter-skelter looking for solution where there’s none.”
The cleric stated at the service tagged, ‘Night of Supernatural Deliverance’, that Christians had not only received redemption but had also been given restorative power to deliver the afflicted.
The General Superintendent, who spoke on restoring the falling foundation of the righteous, affirmed that no circumstance could defy the power of God.
Speaking to the gathering of over 150,000 participants, the cleric urged Christians to abandon the recourse to self management and instead find a willing partner in God in order to possess the capacity to fight and overcome the many challenges that they may face.
Kumuyi said people needed to be set free in order to serve God without obstructions which have the capacity to circumscribe the potential of anyone.
The event, which was transmitted through satellite to all locations of the church in the country, the continent of Africa and beyond, was also streamed live on the Internet.
He said this at the church’s fourth edition of the special miracle service held at its conference centre on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, a statement on Monday stated.
Kumuyi said, “While perilous times may not abate, a life dedicated to God has the capacity to weather the severest of storms. And those who are wise must seek to build bridges across to God rather than running helter-skelter looking for solution where there’s none.”
The cleric stated at the service tagged, ‘Night of Supernatural Deliverance’, that Christians had not only received redemption but had also been given restorative power to deliver the afflicted.
The General Superintendent, who spoke on restoring the falling foundation of the righteous, affirmed that no circumstance could defy the power of God.
Speaking to the gathering of over 150,000 participants, the cleric urged Christians to abandon the recourse to self management and instead find a willing partner in God in order to possess the capacity to fight and overcome the many challenges that they may face.
Kumuyi said people needed to be set free in order to serve God without obstructions which have the capacity to circumscribe the potential of anyone.
The event, which was transmitted through satellite to all locations of the church in the country, the continent of Africa and beyond, was also streamed live on the Internet.
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