The National President of Christian Association of Nigeria, Rev. Supo Ayokunle, has revealed that God told him to tell Christians to set aside 30 minutes each day for seven days from Monday, April 20 to Sunday, April 26 to praise the beauty of God’s holiness.
Ayokunle, who made this known in a statement to newsmen on Friday, said God ministered to him that the faithful should take a step further in winning the battle over many challenges facing the nation and the Church, especially the COVID-19 currently ravaging the society.
Citing Acts 16:25-26 in the Bible, the cleric said Paul and Silas used the praise approach to provoke further divine intervention.
He pointed out that God inhabits the praises of His people.
According to him, praise is the big gun of faith, which when triggered could accomplish a lot in the spiritual realm.
“I will be relying on the Holy Spirit and your responsible leadership in coordinating this, just like you did during the last prayer chain.
He pointed out that God inhabits the praises of His people.
According to him, praise is the big gun of faith, which when triggered could accomplish a lot in the spiritual realm.
“I will be relying on the Holy Spirit and your responsible leadership in coordinating this, just like you did during the last prayer chain.
“I believe that if we do this in one accord, God will do something very positive soon for us.
“Not only by wiping away the global COVID-19 pandemic but by also helping us overcome other challenges facing us in general.
“May the peace of the Lord Jesus Christ continue to be with us all, Amen,” Ayokunle added.
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