Don’t lose hope in God, Muoka tells Nigerians

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By Vera Wisdom-Bassey

Pastor Lazarus Muoka of the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries has charged Nigerians not to lose hope in God, assuring them that God) has decided to intervene in the affairs of His people.

He gave the assurance during a press conference ahead of a two-day annual international conference of the church, tagged: “From Sorrow to Joy”, which will hold from  10th-11th February, 2024 at the Chosen Ground, Ijesha, Lagos.

Muoka, who spoke through the Public Relations Officer of the church, Pastor Louis Chidi, said the programme is designed to help the participants and by extension the nation to shed-off the spiritual baggage’ of sorrow

His words: “Yokes shall be broken; diseases shall be cured, sicknesses shall be healed, and the afflicted shall be delivered. And above all, God shall release the dew of unspeakable blessing upon us and all the things that constituted sorrows shall be turned to joy.

“I want to let you know that God Almighty will do something new in the life of participants and the country, in general.  A new experience of peace and joy will come their way.”

Muoka also assured participants that despite the security challenges facing the country, there would be a digitalised security measure that would address any breach of order. He added that the church has put in place adequate security measures for the programme.

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