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Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwatunmibi
By 'Gbenga Bankole
The District Superintendent of Christ Apostolic Church, Unchangeable Changer District, Pastor Oluwaseun Oluwatunmibi has admonised all Christians to rededicate their lives to Christ, saying this should be their new year resolution.
Pastor Oluwatunmibi who said this in a chat with CAC News said everybody should rededicate their lives to Jesus Christ because the end is near.
He noted that if you consider what is happening globally, especially in Nigeria you will know that there is a need for every creation of God to move closer to Christ now.
"In our country there is no fear of God again. Just imagine how heartless people are hoarding money, while many people are suffering. It is the introduction of newly redesigned Naira notes that revealed the secret of some heartless Nigerians who the money they were hoarding, some of them have been mutilated in a country where many people are suffering and dieing as a result of poverty. The end is near," he said.
According to him, everyone of us should move closer to God, there are fake ministers of God everywhere, noting that because the economy of the country is bad, many are looking for any means to live and globally, the economy is not as it was before.
"Rededication of life to Christ should be new year resolution of all Christians. Many people have tried to stop one or two acts of sin at the beginning of the year, but before getting to March, they would have come back to it, probably as a result of frustration. I titled one of my recent messages "frustrate your frustration" and I said when one gets to the level of frustrating his or her frustration, then life will become new. Challenges are bound to come but we should be ready to face and overcome our challenges," Pastor Oluwatunmibi stated.
Citing Ecclesiastes chapter 9 verse 10 which says 'whatever your hand finds to do, do it with your might; for there is no work or device or knowledge or wisdom in the grave where you are going', the Cleric said everything depends on the grace of God, not by power nor might, concluding that Jesus Christ remains the answer to all problems.