By Igbotako Nowinta, Alltimepost.com Nigeria Bureau Chief
Nigerian Christians, especially, members of the Redeemed Christian of God, have been urged to endeavor to reach out to God uncompromisingly, in order for them to experience greater exploits in attempts to proffer solutions to the nation’s social, political and economic problems.
This view was canvassed recently, by Pastor Henry Aghedo, during the Special Quarterly Program with the theme: “Greater Exploits,” organized by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Shekinah Glory Zonal Headquarters, Edo Province 5, in Oluku, via Benin City.
Aghedo, who is the Pastor-in-Charge-of-Province 9, RCCG, Edo State, Nigeria, said that a lot of Nigerians, especially Christians have become lazy and trivial with the things of God, by not holding on to God tenaciously; reaching out to Him fervently, in order to manifest greater exploits.
“ln order to do exploits in God’s name, Christians must cultivate the attitude and culture of loving God passionately. We must be used for positive things; breaking new grounds is available; astounding accomplishment is available, there is nothing that cannot be achieved, if we surrender and locate ourselves under the canopy of God Almighty.
“The fact of the matter is that, those that reach out to God will be strong and do exploit in His name. Christians must study the word of God diligently, to capacitate themselves, to be committed wholeheartedly; there lies the secret of doing greater exploits in life, and in a strong city called Federal Republic of Nigeria”
The Chief Host of the historic even, Frank Amegor, who is the Pastor-in-Charge-of Zone, RCCG Shekinah Glory, had earlier quoted copiously from the Holy scriptures, where he admonished parishioners and guests, to avoid those negative things that would not glorify the name of God, in order for them to access without hindrance, the greater exploits embedded in the hands of God.
The 3-day- power-packed even, which was marked with harvest of praises, salvation, deliverance and thanksgiving, was attended by parishioners in the zone and guests from far and near.
