The President and Founder of the Living Faith
Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has
said that in these last days, many nations who
are currently facing economic woes will soon
begin to merge with other nations for survival.
Speaking during the fourth service at Faith
Tabernacle, the 50,000-seater capacity which
serves as the headquarters of the church, also
known as Winners’ Chapel, the faith preacher
stunned members his followers Sunday March 8,
2015 when he declared that in the light of the
current economic crunch happening all over the
world, some nations will, out of frustration,
practically beg other nations to absolve them, a
situation he termed ‘divine judgment”.
He also assured Nigerians that the forthcoming
general elections would be peaceful, urging that
those who are currently relocating their family
members abroad for fear of a breakdown of law
and order, before, during and after the elections
to desist from it: “What is happening on the
earth today is divine judgment, but within that
context, God has ordained an exemption
programme for His children,” he thundered.
“We have never had crises all over the world like
we’ve had in the last few years. In those days, it
used to be two nations fighting.
But these days, many nations are fighting at the
same time,” he continued.
He posited that famine would soon wreak havoc
in the world, forcing nations to mortgage their
future.
“Now there is famine in diverse places…we will
soon hear that nations are acquiring other
nations; some will even sell themselves to other
nations, begging them to allow them become
states in their nations,” he noted.
The Omu-Aran born grandfather apostle, who is
said to be the richest pastor in the world,
however assured members that there is a way
out of the ‘gross darkness’ that is engulfing the
world.
Quoting the Bible book of Psalms 91, the
Chancellor of Covenant University, one of the
ministry’s private varsities said, “But in all these,
God has an exemption plan for His children.
The Bible says ‘A thousand shall fall at your side
and ten thousand on the right hand, but it shall
not come near you, because we are listed among
the redeemed.
Judgment is coming down on the wicked but
there shall no evil befall you.”
The 60-year-old pastor ended by assuring
worshippers and Nigerians that the forthcoming
general elections would be devoid of crises as
anticipated in some quarters.
In a rather prophetic manner, he bellowed,
“Watch it, concerning this nation, there’s a great
future.
This election shall be peaceful; it will come to
pass like a dream of the night.
Offices will not be shut down for a moment; it
shall be peaceful, there will be order as ordained
by God and we will celebrate at the end of the
day,” he assured.
The pastor also had a word for politicians who
rely so much on ‘godfatherism’: “There is no
kingmaker on the earth; God is then only
authentic kingmaker.
So He will ensure that His Will is established in
Nigeria at all levels.
He will ensure there’s no war by installing only
those who are righteous in power,” he told his
congregation.
Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has
said that in these last days, many nations who
are currently facing economic woes will soon
begin to merge with other nations for survival.
Speaking during the fourth service at Faith
Tabernacle, the 50,000-seater capacity which
serves as the headquarters of the church, also
known as Winners’ Chapel, the faith preacher
stunned members his followers Sunday March 8,
2015 when he declared that in the light of the
current economic crunch happening all over the
world, some nations will, out of frustration,
practically beg other nations to absolve them, a
situation he termed ‘divine judgment”.
He also assured Nigerians that the forthcoming
general elections would be peaceful, urging that
those who are currently relocating their family
members abroad for fear of a breakdown of law
and order, before, during and after the elections
to desist from it: “What is happening on the
earth today is divine judgment, but within that
context, God has ordained an exemption
programme for His children,” he thundered.
“We have never had crises all over the world like
we’ve had in the last few years. In those days, it
used to be two nations fighting.
But these days, many nations are fighting at the
same time,” he continued.
He posited that famine would soon wreak havoc
in the world, forcing nations to mortgage their
future.
“Now there is famine in diverse places…we will
soon hear that nations are acquiring other
nations; some will even sell themselves to other
nations, begging them to allow them become
states in their nations,” he noted.
The Omu-Aran born grandfather apostle, who is
said to be the richest pastor in the world,
however assured members that there is a way
out of the ‘gross darkness’ that is engulfing the
world.
Quoting the Bible book of Psalms 91, the
Chancellor of Covenant University, one of the
ministry’s private varsities said, “But in all these,
God has an exemption plan for His children.
The Bible says ‘A thousand shall fall at your side
and ten thousand on the right hand, but it shall
not come near you, because we are listed among
the redeemed.
Judgment is coming down on the wicked but
there shall no evil befall you.”
The 60-year-old pastor ended by assuring
worshippers and Nigerians that the forthcoming
general elections would be devoid of crises as
anticipated in some quarters.
In a rather prophetic manner, he bellowed,
“Watch it, concerning this nation, there’s a great
future.
This election shall be peaceful; it will come to
pass like a dream of the night.
Offices will not be shut down for a moment; it
shall be peaceful, there will be order as ordained
by God and we will celebrate at the end of the
day,” he assured.
The pastor also had a word for politicians who
rely so much on ‘godfatherism’: “There is no
kingmaker on the earth; God is then only
authentic kingmaker.
So He will ensure that His Will is established in
Nigeria at all levels.
He will ensure there’s no war by installing only
those who are righteous in power,” he told his
congregation.
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