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My Restoration Experience: The Call To The Ministry
The call to the ministry is closely connected to how God out his infinite mercy saved me from eternal damnation. I was in secondary school about two decades go when some believers were arranged by God to bring about my salvation. The week I gave my life to Christ I received the infilling of the Holy-Spirit through laying on of hands. But after some time I back-slidded yet the Lord restored me back to the faith.
I had dramatic restoration experience compare to my salvation experience because during that period till date I had confirmed vision about my future in the ministry. Interestingly, friends and close family members also confirmed the hand of God upon my life. As a matter of fact one of my uncles said I had set the city of Warri ( Warii …show more content…
Furthermore, the prophetic grace upon my life has manifested to the giving of prophetic messages that came to pass. For example, a lady that had issue conceiving called me after three months of being pregnant that the very month I told her she would be pregnant was when she conceived and today she …show more content…
Invariably, I believe that the Bible is a revealed scripture from God through the various writers, that the canonized 66 books from the protestant perspective are the revelation of God meant to tell humanity about God and his plans for mankind. I believe that baptism by immersion is the right and scriptural way to do baptism. I believe that salvation can come from no other and there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we can be saved other than the name Jesus Christ of Nazareth. I believe that Jesus is God in human form that was born of a virgin, betrayed and crucified for the sin of humanity but God raised him the third day for the justification of Christians. I believe that it is the Holy-Spirit that convicts people of sin, the Holy-Spirit also make salvation possible and through the Holy-Spirit we can gain sanctification. I believe that the Holy-Spirit distributes gifts to christians according to God's will. I believe that there are gates of hell under the leadership of the devil. I believe that before the fall, Adam was innocent that is he was neither righteous nor sinful, the choice to disobey God brought sin and humanity to a falling state which Jesus came to
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