Lord's Chosen Church Makes Prediction About 2025, General Overseer Speaks
- The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement declared 2025 as a year of dominion for Nigeria
- During its 22nd-anniversary celebration, General Overseer Lazarus Muoka urged Nigerians to avoid sin
- The spiritual event featured vibrant worship, prayer sessions, and testimonies about God's goodness
The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement held an emphatic prayer session on Sunday (December 22, 2024), declaring 2025 as 'a year of dominion' for Nigeria.
The declaration was made at the church's 22nd-anniversary celebration, which coincided with the 2024 National Retreat at its headquarters in Ijesha, Lagos State.
The two-day retreat, themed Only God Can Do It, was attended by church members and visitors from within and outside Nigeria.
The event featured vibrant praise worship and intense prayer sessions, along with many testimonies about God's goodness.
The church's General Overseer, Lazarus Muoka, delivered a powerful sermon, urging Nigerians to avoid sin and attract God’s grace.
He also emphasised the need for repentance and seeking God's forgiveness:
“We are raising, through this retreat, an altar of national revival to sanctify our land and people. We are presenting Nigeria to God for purification and restoration of its glory.”
During the retreat, he expressed hope that God would also help the country's leadership improve the nation's prosperity.
“God will give our leaders the wisdom to lead the people to the desired destination. May He answer our prayers to revamp the economy.”
Muoka implored Nigerians to shun bitterness, unforgiveness, malice, envy, and immorality, and to seek God and His righteousness.
TLCCRM's overseer further prayed for divine intervention to tackle the country's challenges and grant the nation stability in every area.
Lord’s Chosen overseer taunts critics
Legit.ng earlier reported that the general overseer of the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Ministries has said that the wonders of God have become a feature of the church and would remain its signpost despite the 'distractions'.
Lazarus Mouka, whose church has been in the spotlight recently, especially among social media content creators, made the bold assertion at the close of its two-day revival held at its headquarters in Ijesha, Lagos state.
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Source: Legit.ng