Bishop David Abioye Finally Shares Why He Started Hour of Revival, Opens up about What God Told Him

Bishop David Abioye Finally Shares Why He Started Hour of Revival, Opens up about What God Told Him

  • Former Winners Chapel's first vice president, Bishop David Abioye, has revealed why he started the Hour of Revival
  • During a sermon, the bishop explained that it was not an initiative of his but a directive from the Lord
  • He added that it is an interdenominational hour of prayer that is open to all, young and old, and people from within and outside the city

Bishop David Abioye, who retired from Bishop Oyedepo's Winners Chapel church, has opened up about the inspiration behind his new 'Hour of Revival' programme.

Giving a background during an Hour of Revival service, Bishop Abioye said it is not his platform but a God-ordained platform.

Bishop Abioye shares why he started Hour of Revival after retiring from Winners Chapel
Bishop Abioye speaks about the Hour of Revival program he started. Photo Credit: Bishop David O Abioye
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What God told Bishop Abioye

According to Bishop Abioye, in a short clip shared by @therealchurchg1, the Hour of Revival is God's initiative to redirect people's hearts to him.

He added that it is an interdenominational prayer gathering open to young and old and people within and outside the city. In his words:

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"By inspiration, I would like to give us a background of how this came about. It is not the initiative of a man but a directive by God to redirect the heart of his people to him.
"No man can carry out a function except God directs him. Only God can execute his initiative, I can't initiate it and therefore I cannot execute it.
"If you claim to own a thing or initiate a thing, you have to be prepared to execute it."

Speaking further, Bishop Abioye maintained:

"I want to clearly say, therefore, this is not Bishop Abioye's platform. It is God's ordained platform to turn our hearts back to him. It is not an idea, it is not a "let's get busy to do something". It is a clear word from the lord to Hold this Hour of Revival because somebody needs it and that person begins with me.

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"Because personal revival is what leads to corporate revival. I pray that everyone here will become a fire catcher and a fire spreader..."

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Reactions trail Bishop Abioye's statements

@toyinpeter2025 said:

"Lori iro…"

@andy4_u said:

"What did you expect him to say before?"

@AkoredeShotayo said:

"Love you sir, it is not over yet."

Overseas pastor speaks on Bishop Abioye's retirement

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a New York-based pastor had shared why Bishop Abioye was retired from Bishop Oyedepo's Winners Chapel.

According to Apostle Psalm, Bishop Abioye will never leave Oyedepo, adding that the Winners Chapel founder would not take such a risk.

Apostle Psalm urged people to watch out, saying that Bishop Abioye's retirement was a well-planned decision. He also spoke about what would happen at the 2024 Shiloh programme.

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