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SOME PASTORS SAY THEY ARE FULL TIME PASTORS BUT THEY ARE FULL TIME LAZY
THERE ARE TOO MANY LAZY PEOPLE IN CHURCH
THERE IS NO PLACE FOR AN IDLE MAN IN THE KINGDOM
- Bishop David Oyedepo
Bishop Oyedepo whilst preaching on Sunday has addressed slothfulness among believers and some pastors. He said "I came back from Ghana one time and I began to teach on There Is No Food For An Idle Man. I saw that inscription on a lorry in the hotel where I was staying and I said if I was going to Nigeria by road, this is the lorry I will board because it will be speaking to me till I get there. Church Gist. There are too many lazy people in the Church, too many lazy people in the church. You know some pastors say they are full time pastors but they are full time lazy. I told my sons working with me. Most people think ministry is preaching. They have lost 90 per cent of it. Preaching is 10 per cent. The work that brings the preaching is the work."
He further stressed that there is no excuse to be idle, in his own words "There is someone here that was selling smoked fish in Britain and built a factory and a house. Smoked fish! You think they don't like it? They were saying "I want smoked fish." When the idea is from God, everybody will like it. Young people, listen to me. You sit down from morning till night in the name of looking for a job in your mother's house. You eat morning, afternoon and night. They say fast, you say you have ulcer. There is something for everyone to do. He that does not work, let him not eat. Church Gist. God provides for our daily bread by showing us what to do to keep going. There is no place for an idle man in the Kingdom. One young man here was hawking bread to pay his way through school in Covenant. Another one was hawking bread in molue to earn his first degree in UNILAG. There is no dirty business. Every business that engenders legitimate earning is a dignified business."SOME PASTORS SAY THEY ARE FULL TIME PASTORS BUT THEY ARE FULL TIME LAZY THERE ARE TOO MANY LAZY PEOPLE IN CHURCH THERE IS NO PLACE FOR AN IDLE MAN IN THE KINGDOM - Bishop David Oyedepo Bishop Oyedepo whilst preaching on Sunday has addressed slothfulness among believers and some pastors. He said "I came back from Ghana one time and I began to teach on There Is No Food For An Idle Man. I saw that inscription on a lorry in the hotel where I was staying and I said if I was going to Nigeria by road, this is the lorry I will board because it will be speaking to me till I get there. Church Gist. There are too many lazy people in the Church, too many lazy people in the church. You know some pastors say they are full time pastors but they are full time lazy. I told my sons working with me. Most people think ministry is preaching. They have lost 90 per cent of it. Preaching is 10 per cent. The work that brings the preaching is the work." He further stressed that there is no excuse to be idle, in his own words "There is someone here that was selling smoked fish in Britain and built a factory and a house. Smoked fish! You think they don't like it? They were saying "I want smoked fish." When the idea is from God, everybody will like it. Young people, listen to me. You sit down from morning till night in the name of looking for a job in your mother's house. You eat morning, afternoon and night. They say fast, you say you have ulcer. There is something for everyone to do. He that does not work, let him not eat. Church Gist. God provides for our daily bread by showing us what to do to keep going. There is no place for an idle man in the Kingdom. One young man here was hawking bread to pay his way through school in Covenant. Another one was hawking bread in molue to earn his first degree in UNILAG. There is no dirty business. Every business that engenders legitimate earning is a dignified business."
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WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?
BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.
- Bishop David Abioye
While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.
He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?
BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.
- Bishop David Abioye
While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.
He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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SOME PASTORS SAY THEY ARE FULL TIME PASTORS BUT THEY ARE FULL TIME LAZY
THERE ARE TOO MANY LAZY PEOPLE IN CHURCH
THERE IS NO PLACE FOR AN IDLE MAN IN THE KINGDOM
- Bishop David Oyedepo
Bishop Oyedepo whilst preaching on Sunday has addressed slothfulness among believers and some pastors. He said "I came back from Ghana one time and I began to teach on There Is No Food For An Idle Man. I saw that inscription on a lorry in the hotel where I was staying and I said if I was going to Nigeria by road, this is the lorry I will board because it will be speaking to me till I get there. Church Gist. There are too many lazy people in the Church, too many lazy people in the church. You know some pastors say they are full time pastors but they are full time lazy. I told my sons working with me. Most people think ministry is preaching. They have lost 90 per cent of it. Preaching is 10 per cent. The work that brings the preaching is the work."
He further stressed that there is no excuse to be idle, in his own words "There is someone here that was selling smoked fish in Britain and built a factory and a house. Smoked fish! You think they don't like it? They were saying "I want smoked fish." When the idea is from God, everybody will like it. Young people, listen to me. You sit down from morning till night in the name of looking for a job in your mother's house. You eat morning, afternoon and night. They say fast, you say you have ulcer. There is something for everyone to do. He that does not work, let him not eat. Church Gist. God provides for our daily bread by showing us what to do to keep going. There is no place for an idle man in the Kingdom. One young man here was hawking bread to pay his way through school in Covenant. Another one was hawking bread in molue to earn his first degree in UNILAG. There is no dirty business. Every business that engenders legitimate earning is a dignified business."SOME PASTORS SAY THEY ARE FULL TIME PASTORS BUT THEY ARE FULL TIME LAZY THERE ARE TOO MANY LAZY PEOPLE IN CHURCH THERE IS NO PLACE FOR AN IDLE MAN IN THE KINGDOM - Bishop David Oyedepo Bishop Oyedepo whilst preaching on Sunday has addressed slothfulness among believers and some pastors. He said "I came back from Ghana one time and I began to teach on There Is No Food For An Idle Man. I saw that inscription on a lorry in the hotel where I was staying and I said if I was going to Nigeria by road, this is the lorry I will board because it will be speaking to me till I get there. Church Gist. There are too many lazy people in the Church, too many lazy people in the church. You know some pastors say they are full time pastors but they are full time lazy. I told my sons working with me. Most people think ministry is preaching. They have lost 90 per cent of it. Preaching is 10 per cent. The work that brings the preaching is the work." He further stressed that there is no excuse to be idle, in his own words "There is someone here that was selling smoked fish in Britain and built a factory and a house. Smoked fish! You think they don't like it? They were saying "I want smoked fish." When the idea is from God, everybody will like it. Young people, listen to me. You sit down from morning till night in the name of looking for a job in your mother's house. You eat morning, afternoon and night. They say fast, you say you have ulcer. There is something for everyone to do. He that does not work, let him not eat. Church Gist. God provides for our daily bread by showing us what to do to keep going. There is no place for an idle man in the Kingdom. One young man here was hawking bread to pay his way through school in Covenant. Another one was hawking bread in molue to earn his first degree in UNILAG. There is no dirty business. Every business that engenders legitimate earning is a dignified business."
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WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?
BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.
- Bishop David Abioye
While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.
He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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SOME PASTORS SAY THEY ARE FULL TIME PASTORS BUT THEY ARE FULL TIME LAZY
THERE ARE TOO MANY LAZY PEOPLE IN CHURCH
THERE IS NO PLACE FOR AN IDLE MAN IN THE KINGDOM
- Bishop David Oyedepo
Bishop Oyedepo whilst preaching on Sunday has addressed slothfulness among believers and some pastors. He said "I came back from Ghana one time and I began to teach on There Is No Food For An Idle Man. I saw that inscription on a lorry in the hotel where I was staying and I said if I was going to Nigeria by road, this is the lorry I will board because it will be speaking to me till I get there. Church Gist. There are too many lazy people in the Church, too many lazy people in the church. You know some pastors say they are full time pastors but they are full time lazy. I told my sons working with me. Most people think ministry is preaching. They have lost 90 per cent of it. Preaching is 10 per cent. The work that brings the preaching is the work."
He further stressed that there is no excuse to be idle, in his own words "There is someone here that was selling smoked fish in Britain and built a factory and a house. Smoked fish! You think they don't like it? They were saying "I want smoked fish." When the idea is from God, everybody will like it. Young people, listen to me. You sit down from morning till night in the name of looking for a job in your mother's house. You eat morning, afternoon and night. They say fast, you say you have ulcer. There is something for everyone to do. He that does not work, let him not eat. Church Gist. God provides for our daily bread by showing us what to do to keep going. There is no place for an idle man in the Kingdom. One young man here was hawking bread to pay his way through school in Covenant. Another one was hawking bread in molue to earn his first degree in UNILAG. There is no dirty business. Every business that engenders legitimate earning is a dignified business."
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