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Thursday, 20 February 2020

Titled:The Lord gives and take

  I got a rhema from Pastor Joseph Prince message this morning titled inherit God's promise through faith and grace. We always quote a bible verse that says the Lord gives and take but do you know that it was Job that said it not God and as that time Job was in distress but in chapter 1 of Job. It show that it was the devil that took Job's blessings and not God. When we are distressed we say something that not through about God. People tend to give us different opinions about the issues. When Job focus was shifted back to God he got his blessing back. I pray that whatever the devil took from us God is replacing them in hundreds folds in Jesus name amen.

Wednesday, 19 February 2020

Get to work build a home

Proverbs 24:27
Put your work in order outside, and make it ready in the field; and after that, see to the building of your house.
I encountered this bible verse which stand in line with what all youth and young adults need to know or which they already know before establishing a home. It means go look for job or create a small business then think of having a family. It also means for young adults to have plan to save, invest and build your own house. You can't continue to live in rented apartments. I have seen this work in some people close to me. I pray it work for you and me in Jesus name 

Saturday, 15 February 2020

The gospel

The gospel is the good news concerning Jesus Christ and the way of salvation.
Headlines of good news
The first good news is the birth of Christ.
The second good news is about His purpose for coming to the world.
The third good news is related to His purpose which is to save His people from sin Mat.1 : 21. That is why He was named Jesus which means the Lord save.
The fourth good news is How He intended to keep those whom He has saved all together.
The fifth good news is He want us to reign with Him. 

Tuesday, 28 January 2020

Avoid all emotional and sexual affairs,

Even if you are married to the best spouse in the whole world,
if you do not guard your heart, you may end up "falling in love"
with someone aside your spouse and eventually ruin your
marriage.
No one gets married and plan to have affair but lots of
married men and women are into affairs today because they
slept when they should have been wide awake with their five
senses alert.
1. Don't be too friendly with the opposite sex. This is where
lots of married people land in trouble. Over spirituality and
pride will destroy your marriage! You can't handle close
friendship with the opposite sex as a married person. Your
heart is involved. Set boundaries. Be disciplined. Be cordial.
Be respectful. Be godly. Be holy.
2. Don't share your personal problems with an opposite sex
friend. It will bond you together. Problems bond people.
3. Don't contact any opposite sex you are fond of. If you
secretly admire them, you are fond of them and their is a
tingling in your heart at the mere thought of them, don't
contact!
4. Avoid unnecessary eye contact that lingers with the
opposite sex.
5. Don't tell an opposite sex you are romantic or sexy, that
private information is for your spouse only.
6. Avoid discussions with the opposite sex when you are tired,
very sad, depressed, sorrowful, drowsy, sleepy or very sick.
This can cloud your judgment and make you say silly things.
Talk to your husband/wife instead.
7. Avoid unnecessary compliment of the opposite sex.
8. Stop saying "I love you" to the opposite sex, for what?
9. Work on your marriage. Keep the fire of love and romance
alive in your marriage.
10. Protect your family. Don't share your marital problem with
your opposite sex friend, it will bond you.
11.Never flirt with the opposite sex.
12. Mind the pictures you post on the social media. Limit
pictures that show your curves or portray you as sexy.
13. Do not contact all your EX after marriage.
14. Don't chat with the opposite sex on the days you are
horny.
15. Stop focusing on your spouse's weaknesses and appreciate
their strengths. If you always see the bad side of your spouse,
you will be angry, bitter, critical and look for someone who can
"understand" you and make you happy aside your spouse, that
is the beginning of an emotional affair and eventual sexual
affair. It is the beginning of the end of a once glorious
marriage!
FLEE from all appearance of evil is what the Bible says.
#copied
What you will not eat, don't bring it to your nose, don't smell it!
Don't start what you cannot finish!
Avoid all emotional and sexual affairs, they will destroy your
marriage!
May you not take a step that will lead to eternal regret in
Jesus' name.
PLS SEEK FOR THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT CALLED SELF CONTROL AND ALWAYS ANCHOR YOUR THOUGHTS ON PHIL 4:8.
GOD BLESS YOU.


Let this message get to the Good Women Leader and Mens Fellowship Leader and let them share it on their various group platforms so all married men and women will get it.
Let them discuss it at their meetings.
The Lord will keep our homes, marriages and keep us pure to reign with Him in Jesus name. Amen.

Thank you.

Sunday, 26 January 2020

Hero worshiping

When people pray to you or  when people believe you are always there to help in time needs, praise you and you receive the glory. You are an idol and that  is hero worship. 

Monday, 20 January 2020

The characters of a true minister of God

2 Cor. 6: 5 - 12
1. Always careful of the way they act so that they won't hinder people from knowing Christ.
2. They patiently endure troubles, hardship and calamities
3. They always prove themselves in purity, understanding, patience, kindness, sincere love and in the power of Holy Spirit
4. They have righteousness as a weapon for both attacks and to defend
5. They serve God whether people honor them or not.
6. They speak honestly from God and from their heart 

Saturday, 18 January 2020

Life and death

2 Corinthians 4:8 We are pressed on every side by troubles, but we are not crushed and broken. We are perplexed, but we don't give up and quit.
2 Corinthians 4:9 We are hunted down, but God never abandons us. We get knocked down, but we get up again and keep going.
2 Corinthians 4:10 Through suffering, these bodies of ours constantly share in the death of Jesus so that the life of Jesus may also be seen in our bodies.
2 Corinthians 4:11 Yes, we live under constant danger of death because we serve Jesus, so that the life of Jesus will be obvious in our dying bodies.
2 Corinthians 4:12 So we live in the face of death, but it has resulted in eternal life for you.

Thursday, 19 September 2019

When we do not know why

‘It Doesn’t Make Sense’

When We’re Blindsided by Suicide


Article by 

Jon Bloom

Staff writer, desiringGod.org

“It really doesn’t make sense and feels like it can’t be true.” Another suicide.

The friend that texted me had a good friend, a Christian whose faith by all appearances was authentic and vibrant, who succumbed to an incomprehensible darkness and incommunicable despair — a despair that, at least at the moment of final decision, he didn’t believe he could live with. My friend was reeling, blindsided by a tragedy that defies explanation.

We call it “the problem of evil,” trying to reconcile how evil and suffering exists in a world ruled by an almighty, all-good, all-knowing God. But calling it a “problem” hardly begins to describe our experiences of it in this fallen world.

Hand Back the Fruit

A buoyant friend suddenly ends his life. A beloved child dies of disease. We witness torture. The spouse we trusted with everything abandons us. The plane-ruined towers collapse upon three thousand souls. The horrific abuse we suffered leaves us soiled with shame for decades. Such tragedies and sins almost never make sense to us. And the closer we are to the destruction evil wreaks, the more chaotic and senseless it appears.

In these experiences, we glimpse the real nature of evil — and it’s worse than we had conceived. The evil events themselves, and God’s good providence in choosing not to prevent them (especially when we know he has chosen to deliver others), exceed the bounds of our rational capacities. We’re left with anguished, perplexing questions only God can answer. Most of the time he doesn’t, not specifically. He rarely reveals his specific purposes for allowing our specific tragedies and the resulting wreckage.

What we find is that we simply aren’t suited to bear the weight of the full knowledge of good and evil. It’s knowledge too complex for us to manage. It’s beyond us on both sides. And the merciful truth is that God does not ask us to bear it. He asks us to trust him with it. He asks us to hand him back the fruit.

Merciful Mystery

There are mysteries that are great mercies. Great, great mercies.

The fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil contained a secret — one that God said should remain a mystery. God warned the man and woman that it would be better for them not to eat it. It would be the death of them if they did. Rather, he wanted them to trust him with the mystery of this knowledge and his administration of it (Genesis 2:17).

However, Satan told them this fruit would not kill them, but would open their eyes to the heights and depths and lengths and breadths of God’s knowledge, making them wise like God (Genesis 3:4–5). They believed him, and so they ate. Then the eyes of both were indeed opened to good and evil in ways they had not yet known — ways they were not at all equipped to deal with. And we have been languishing under this knowledge ever since.

Beyond Our Understanding

As a result of that first sin, God subjected the world to futility (Romans 8:20), and the evil one was granted a kind of governing power (1 John 5:19). Sin infected us profoundly. Not only were our eyes opened to more knowledge than we have the capacity to comprehend, but we also became very susceptible to evil deception.

Our indwelling sin nature also has adversely affected our ability to comprehend and appreciate good. That’s one reason we need “strength to comprehend . . . the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge” (Ephesians 3:18–19). It’s why we must pursue through intentional prayer “the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding” when we’re anxious (Philippians 4:7). It’s why we need “the Spirit of wisdom and of revelation” to enlighten “the eyes of [our] hearts . . . that [we] may know what is the hope to which he has called [us]” (Ephesians 1:17–18). The goodness of God would be far beyond our imagination even if we were sinless, but it is all the more so in our fallenness (1 Corinthians 2:9).

We forfeited a great mercy when we believed we could be wise like God and opened the Pandora’s box of the mystery of the knowledge of good and evil.

Mysteries in Job’s Suffering

Mystery refers to what exists in the dimensions of reality beyond the edges of our perception (things we can’t see) or comprehension (things we can’t grasp). Some things are mysteries because we are unaware of them until God chooses to reveal them to us. Other mysteries we might be aware of, but they just exceed our ability to comprehend them, at least in this age.

The book of Job is the great piece of ancient literature that God inspired to illustrate how we experience these mysteries and how the restoring of our souls begins as we hand God back the fruit. The purposes behind Job’s tragedies were mysterious to him and his friends because of what they could not see and could not know.

Job’s friends thought they had sufficient grasp on the knowledge of good and evil to diagnose Job’s suffering. They were wrong (Job 42:7). And in the end, God did not explain himself to Job, but challenged Job’s assumption that he could comprehend the wisdom of God. Job responded by putting his hand over his mouth and saying, “I have uttered what I did not understand, things too wonderful for me, which I did not know. . . . Therefore I despise myself, and repent in dust and ashes” (Job 42:3, 6), effectively handing the fruit back to God.

The message of the book of Job is not that God hates when people pour out their bewilderment in their pain and tragedies. Indeed, God the Son, when he became flesh and dwelt among us, cried out in the depth of his agony, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Matthew 27:46). Rather, God’s message — which is a core message of the whole Bible — is “trust me.” Where God does not grant us to see or to know, he has merciful reasons for it.

When you think about it, God has designed the gospel and the Christian life to require us to hand back, and keep handing back, the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil — to render back to God what is God’s, what was never meant to be man’s.

Trust Him in the Darkness

When the realities of good and evil exceed our limited perceptions, overwhelm our limited comprehension, and threaten to override our psychological and emotional circuitry, there is a reason for this. We may be “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14), but we are also fearfully finite. There are many things too wonderful for us to know. The peace that surpasses our understanding (Philippians 4:7), which we need so much, is available to us if we are willing to trust in the Lord with all our heart and not lean on our own understanding (Proverbs 3:5).

When I texted my friend back, as he was grieving the tragic suicide of his friend, I sought to capture the essence of these truths in a few sentences. He asked me to write more on it, and I’ve attempted it here. In the face of devastating tragedy, we find that we simply aren’t suited to bear the full weight of the knowledge of good and evil. The merciful truth is that God does not ask us to bear it. He asks us to trust him with it. He asks us to hand him back the fruit.

Jon Bloom (@Bloom_Jon) serves as author, board chair, and co-founder of Desiring God. He is author of three books, Not by Sight, Things Not Seen, and Don’t Follow Your Heart. He and his wife have five children and make their home in the Twin Cities.

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Wednesday, 18 September 2019

Avoid the Trap of Fear

Fear of man will prove to be a snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord is kept safe. (Proverbs 29:25, NIV) Fear is one of the enemy’s favorite tools to keep us from going forward. As soon as we make a decision to step out in faith, immediately, the enemy will bring fear to stop us. He’ll put thoughts in your mind like, “What if I fail? What will others think? Maybe I don’t have what it takes.” He’ll do his best to use fear to try to convince you to shrink back and just stay right where you are. The Bible tells us that fear is a spirit. It affects your emotions. But when you choose to put your trust in the Lord, no matter how you are feeling, you are combating fear. Today, don’t allow fear to trap you and hold you back. Instead, take a step of faith knowing that God is on your side. He is for you and with you, leading and guiding you in the path of victory all the days of your life. Father, I choose to put my trust in You. I press forward in faith so I can overcome fear. I believe You have my best interest at heart and know that You are leading me in the paths of righteousness all the days of my life in Jesus name. Amen
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Thursday, 12 September 2019

Give Us Life Eternal

These things have I written unto you that believe ... that ye may know that ye have eternal life ... 1 John 5:13

Recently I read that it will cost this country a hundred billion dollars to get one man safely to Mars. It cost God the priceless blood of His only Son to get us sinners to heaven. By tasting death for every man, Jesus took over our penalty as He erased our guilt. Now God can forgive. In a moment of thanksgiving, Paul once exclaimed, “He loved me and gave Himself for me!” Will you repeat these words right now, even as you read? If you do, I believe you will have cause to be thankful too, and that you will experience the love of God in your heart. Try it and see. The Bible teaches that you can be absolutely sure that you are saved.

Father, although my finite mind cannot understand all the wonders of the Gospel, I thank You for the assurance of my salvation through Christ.
by: Evang. Billy Graham

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These things have I written unto you that believe ... that ye may know that ye have eternal life ... 1 John 5:13

Recently I read that it will cost this country a hundred billion dollars to get one man safely to Mars. It cost God the priceless blood of His only Son to get us sinners to heaven. By tasting death for every man, Jesus took over our penalty as He erased our guilt. Now God can forgive. In a moment of thanksgiving, Paul once exclaimed, “He loved me and gave Himself for me!” Will you repeat these words right now, even as you read? If you do, I believe you will have cause to be thankful too, and that you will experience the love of God in your heart. Try it and see. The Bible teaches that you can be absolutely sure that you are saved.

Father, although my finite mind cannot understand all the wonders of the Gospel, I thank You for the assurance of my salvation through Christ.
by: Evang. Billy Graham

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Prov.3.4 - So shalt thou find favour and good understanding in the sight of God and man.

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Tuesday, 10 September 2019

See His Goodness


I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. (Psalm 27:13, NIV)

David was going through tough times when he made the declaration in today’s verse. Things weren’t going his way. But he said in effect, “I’m not worried. I’m not upset. I am confident I will see God’s goodness.” In other words, “This situation I’m in may be rough, but that’s not going to steal my vision. It’s not going to cause me to give up on my dreams. I am confident that this year, I will see God’s favor in a new way.”

Always remember, what you focus on is what you will see. No matter what the medical report says, no matter what your finances look like, no matter how bad that relationship may seem, be confident that you will see His goodness! He is the all-powerful, omniscient, Creator of the universe, and He holds you in the palm of His hand. Nothing is too difficult for Him! Take hold of this truth by faith and focus on His goodness today!

Father, thank You for Your goodness in my life. I choose to focus on You no matter what my circumstances may look like. Give me Your peace as I keep my mind stayed on You in Jesus name. Amen
by: Pastor Joel Osteen

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Tuesday, 18 September 2018

Can pride, irritation and jealous never cease to happen in the church?



Gal 5:24-26 (TEV)
24 And those who belong to Christ Jesus have put to death their human nature with all its passions and desires. 25 The Spirit has given us life; he must also control our lives. 26 We must not be proud or irritate one another or be jealous of one another.

 I read these bible verses today from different version. I felt can this be possible in house of God, that people will not be proud, irritated and be jealous of each other. I for one am not left out of these three. I do them whether consciously or unconsciously. The bible specifically said it in Today’s English Version (TEV) that pride, irritation and jealous must stop.
What must we do for these three not to happen in our fellowships?
1.      Put to death our human nature with all its passion and desires. Gal 5:24
2.      We must surrender to Spirit because He is the one that gives us life. Gal 5:25
3.      The Spirit must also control our lives.
4.      We must obey Gal 5:26 which says, we must not be proud or irritate one another or be jealous of one another.
God’s General Outreach Ministry
Jenyo James Toyese Adebayo.


Sunday, 16 September 2018

This Music Video Blessed Me

This is a song by Tim Godfrey featuring Travis Green. Love it and it has blessed my life and family.

Wednesday, 12 September 2018

GOD IS JEALOUS.


Good morning generals,
             I am blessed by this devotional today and I think I need to share it. Stay blessed.

"God is Jealous" Nahum 1:2
God's kind of jealous is sacred. He is very jealous of your love. Who we choose over Him to love or what we choose over Him or just loving Him with word of mouth without commitment. He is very jealous of your trust. Whom we choose to trust over Him or when we choose not to trust Him at all. He is very jealous of your company. Who we choose to associate with or have intimacy with. May the Lord have mercy on us.
Source: Spurgeon's Daily Devotional September 12th A.M

Sunday, 12 August 2018

We blessed God!

We blessed God for Friday service I thank the Lord I was there. Am blessed 

Thursday, 9 August 2018

The Incredible Reality of Who We Are Now Because of Jesus












Senior Pastor, Sovereign Grace Church of Indiana, PA
One of the incredible results of Jesus’ resurrection is that God makes believers into completely brand new creations.
The Bible says we are completely new creations – we aren’t simply reformed or refurbished. We’re brand new.
We aren’t just the same old people who have now made resolutions to change or improve. It’s not like Jesus bought an old piece of beat up dirty furniture in a junkyard, washed it off, and is now beginning to sand it and polish it up.
No. That decrepit rotten piece of junk is gone. It no longer exists. Now there is a brand spanking new, beautiful creation in its place. God tells us in 2 Corinthians 5:17:
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.
When God saves us, he not only washes all our sins away, but he joins us to Christ. He makes us one with Christ. When God looks at us he sees Christ. When he looks at Christ, he sees us in him.
We aren’t just refurbished old creations – we are completely NEW.
We are nothing like we were before. We are NEW creations in Christ. We have to remember this – the old has passed away. It’s gone. The new has come.
But we don’t always feel like new creations. When I first prayed to receive Christ, I expected fireworks or goosebumps, but didn’t feel any different. I still felt like the old me. I still felt tempted to sin. I didn’t realize that for right now, while we are still in these earthly bodies, we can still be tempted to sin. We will still have desires and cravings from what remains of our sin nature in our bodies.
But we ARE new. Whether we feel like it or not. 
We must believe God’s word. Early in my Christian life, I felt like it would be impossible for me not to sin. Then I heard someone teach that believers are no longer slaves of sin. As it says in Romans 6:12-14:
Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal body, to make you obey its passions. Do not present your members to sin as instruments for unrighteousness, but present yourselves to God as those who have been brought from death to life, and your members to God as instruments for righteousness. For sin will have no dominion over you, since you are not under law but under grace.
Did you catch that? Sin will have NO DOMINION OVER YOU!
And why not? Because we are no longer under law but under a whole new system – we are under grace. We are new creations, no longer enslaved to sin, no longer under its dominion. We don’t have to sin. We don’t have to obey it’s urges, no matter how strong they feel.
God isn’t simply refurbishing the old us. He has created us anew and is shaping us more and more into the likeness of his Son:
And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit. 2 CO 3:18
We are new creations, and God is taking us from one degree of Christ’s glory to another. We are one with Christ, and God makes us more and more like him every day.
This is incredible! Even the highest seraphim in heaven can’t claim to be new creations.
The angels around the throne aren’t being transformed into the likeness of Christ. The most glorious angels have not been adopted by God as sons and daughters. They can’t call God “Father” like we can. And they are not one with Christ the way we are.
When God gave Isaiah a glimpse of his glory, he saw the seraphim:
Above him stood the seraphim. Each had six wings: with two he covered his face, and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew. IS 6:2
These glorious heavenly beings who had never sinned had to cover their faces – they could not look upon the infinite glory of God.
Yet look what God says we will experience:
Beloved, we are God’s children now, and what we will be has not yet appeared; but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, because we shall see him as he is. 1 JN 3:2
We are now God’s children, and someday, we shall be like Jesus – clothed in his glory, and we shall see him as he is!
We shall gaze directly upon the face of Jesus Christ in all his infinite radiant glory.
And we will never grow tired of taking in his beauty, because his beauty is infinite. For all eternity he will show us new, amazing, astounding, breathtaking, mind-blowing, vistas of his glory and majesty.
Why? Because Jesus died for us, then rose from the dead to make us who believe in him into new creations.
Someday we all will die unless Jesus comes back first. But because Jesus rose from the dead, believers will rise from the dead. We will have new glorious heavenly bodies. We will be like Jesus and see him as he is. In the meantime, though we live in this dying world, WE are right now, new creations. We have imperishable, everlasting life. The old is gone, the new has come. Jesus isn’t just sanding and polishing up the old you. You are a brand new you.

This article originally appeared on The Blazing Center. Used with permisson.
Mark Altrogge has been senior pastor of Saving Grace Church of Indiana, Pennsylvania, since 1982. He has written hundreds of songs for worship, including “I Stand in Awe” and “I’m Forever Grateful.” Mark and his wife, Kristi, have five children and five grandchildren.
Find out more on his blog, The Blazing Center.
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Wednesday, 6 December 2017

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF LIFE TO YOU?

Life is meaningless. (Ecclesiastes 1:2) but God original planned were:
1) God made man a social creature (Genesis 2:18-25); 2) God gave man work (Genesis 2:15); 3) God had fellowship with man (Genesis 3:8); and 4) God gave man dominion over the earth (Genesis 1:26).  All of the above were lost when man sinned.

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Friday, 20 October 2017

New Development

NEW DEVELOPMENT!!!
We are making our website to look nice and God helping us to make the vision an operational reality where more activity base programmes will come into place. God bless you as you support this my vision and my commission.
GOD'S GENERAL 1
JENYO TOYESE ADEBAYO

Tuesday, 25 July 2017

Monday, 15 August 2016

G.G.O.M EXECUTIVES aka David's Warriors




I have a dream and vision

My dream is to be God's General. Is that to much to ask? i don't think so! I want to have a teams of Generals who will work with this dream and vision. Will you rather join? if yes contact me. GOD BLESS YOU!
Facebook: fb.me/godsgeneraloutreachministry

My youtube video link: https://youtu.be/A3s1zaiOzbg
Phone number: 08161358168 (whatsapp)

More on G.G.O.M Commission

Role Modeling
                        Everyone who connects with GGOM will be a role model in his or her community and countries.
How do we achieve this aim?
We will use biblical model of leadership training and development for anyone who comes in contact with GGOM. We will employ the services of great ministers of God also we will use resource materials of our noble and respected man of God for this programme.

                                             
 Kingdom Minded People                                      
Everyone who connects with GGOM will be a kingdom minded and kingdom seeker fellow.
How do we achieve this aim?

We will use biblical teaching to shaping and renew our mind. We will teach on thought and imagination on how it affect our Christian race. Practical teaching on faith will be our focus.

Monday, 8 August 2016

G.G.O.M Commission.

G.G.O.M Commission.
                          Fellowship
    What is our major focus?
Our focus are the children and youth because they are very vulnerable to miss their lives destiny and devil mostly uses them to cause trouble in our community.
How do we achieve this aim?
It is dependable on how, where and what the Holy Spirit want us to do. We will be moving from one community to another. From one geographic zone to another and from one country to another.
We will also work with churches where the youth and children in that area worship.
We will fellowship as a Christian without any denomination discrimination. We will fellowship with Nigeria Christian Coppers Fellowship and any other youth ministries.
                                
Soul Winning
                    We minister in word, music, dance and drama to souls to bring them back to their maker. Also we pray to win souls for Christ and increase the population of children and youth in heavenly kingdom.
How do we achieve this aim?

We will be involve in evangelizing by organizing crusade inviting ministers of God in words, music, dance and drama. We will also work with churches where the youth and children in that area worship in order to establish the soul won for Christ.