Muoka assures worshippers of divine intervention at ‘And the enemies submitted’ crusade

Mercy Iheoma Ihedigbo

General Overseer of the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, Pastor Lazarus Muoka, has declared that the time has come for God to deliver His people from every challenge and affliction, assuring worshippers of divine intervention during the church’s forthcoming biennial revival crusade.

Muoka gave the assurance in a statement issued on Tuesday in Lagos by the church’s Director of Public Relations, Pastor Louis Chidi, ahead of the two-day flagship revival programme titled, “And the Enemies Submitted.”

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the crusade will take place on Saturday and Sunday at the Chosen Revival Ground, along the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, by Ijesha Bus Stop, Lagos, each day.

According to Muoka, the persistent challenges confronting many people despite fervent prayers have led some to believe that the devil and his human agents are in control of human affairs.

He, however, maintained that every form of satanic attack, including sicknesses, diseases, afflictions, nightmares, barrenness, insanity, marital crises and other forms of suffering, remains powerless before God’s authority.

“The power of God shall be made manifest at the ‘And the Enemies Submitted’ crusade to wipe away tears, end backwardness and insecurity, and bring lasting victory to His people.

“The fact remains that the Omnipotent God is still the Sovereign God. He has a time for everything—a time to judge the enemies and a time to deliver His people.

“That time has now come for the enemies that have troubled God’s people to submit. It does not matter how powerful they are or how long they have tormented their victims.

“Our assurance is that God has set aside these two days to deliver His people from the jaws of their enemies. He will demonstrate His power in an unprecedented way by bringing total deliverance from every affliction,” Muoka said.

The renowned evangelist assured participants of salvation, sanctification, baptism in the Holy Spirit, healing, deliverance from demonic oppression, barrenness, intellectual and financial limitations, as well as restoration from paralysis, diseases and other physical challenges.

He also announced that free transportation would be provided from various locations across Lagos State to the crusade venue to enable worshippers to participate without difficulty.

Muoka urged Nigerians and people from all walks of life to attend the programme with faith, expressing confidence that God would grant them salvation, liberation and lasting testimonies.

He further assured intending participants that adequate security arrangements had been put in place to guarantee a peaceful and safe atmosphere throughout the two-day revival programme. (NAN)