Emmanuel Awari-Jalingo
The Taraba State Overseer of Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor Samuel Omajali has urge believers to flow with the spirit during these perilous times.
He stated this while delivering his Sunday message to the congregantion.
“We are living in the very last days in this generation. We see a lot of things happening that are unthinkable, that is why we need the spirit to guide us in whatever step we take on where to move and where to go.
The Cleric took his readings from the books of Acts 8:26, 4:34-37, 11:2-18, 16:6, 2 Thimothy 3:1-9, Rom 12:1, 2 Peter 3:10-14 amongst others, tittle his message: ”Flowing with the move of the Spirit in the Last days ”
“God is waiting for people that will flow with the spirit, for the spirit doesn’t make mistake.
“Anybody that has faith doesn’t delay, but move immediately. God will back you up when you are standing on the right side.
According to him, in this life, the road is dark, therefore we need the spirit to guide us.
“Jesus said that in the last days, there will be wars, Kidnappings, killings, hunger, diseases, hatred amongst others, all those things are been fulfill already.
“This is also the time we are seeing things like Kidnappings, Banditry amongst others. Those are perilous times, and those are times that we are expecting the coming of the Lord, because evil times are here today.
He pointed out that in this times, people are not willing to help others.
“Pride and boosting, everyone wants to blow his trumpet. Allow people to blow your trumpet. Some people are ungrateful, they don’t say thank you when you give them something.
He urge parents to imbibe the habit of loving their children.
“Some people don’t have natural love for children, they beat them and even wounded them.
He further urge members to adjust their various traditions to enable them love everybody despite their tribes.
“None of us will be left on this earth, because of things of this world, when the trumpet sounds.
On the recent protest embarked upon by Youths, he said,
“Protest is good, but I advise that dialogue should be the best way rather than embarking on protest – he said.