Tag: Pastor

  • Popular Nigerian Pastor Dies In Warri (Photos)

    Popular Nigerian Pastor Dies In Warri (Photos)

    Popular Nigerian Pastor Dies In Warri

    Popular Nigerian Pastor Dies In Warri

    Frank Igho Okpokoro Vaughan, a pastor with Dominion City Church, Asaba, Delta State has died.
    Popular Nigerian pastor dies in Warri

    Frank Igho Okpokoro Vaughan
    Frank who was also a veteran filmmaker and former Vice President of the Directors Guild of Nigeria (DGN) died in Warri on Tuesday after a protracted battle with illness.
    His younger brother, Philip Okpokoro, a cinematographer and series director of ‘Nigerian Idols’ reality TV show, confirmed the news.

    Vaughan, who is a seasoned movie director, was said to have reportedly played a crucial role in shaping the Nigerian movie industry and mentoring aspiring filmmakers.

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    He is a seasoned TV producer/director and also a current affairs and political analyst.

  • Marry That Man!

    Marry That Man!

    Marry That Man

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    đŸ€· Marry That Man:

    He Must not be a Comedian – But Marry a Man who makes you laugh

    He Must not be an Accountant But Marry a Man who is financially responsible and accountable

    He Must not be a Pastor/Imam But Marry a Man who can pray with and for You.

    He Must not be a Wrestler But Marry a Man who is Man enough to stand up for you when it matters

    He Must not be a Poet But Marry a Man who knows how to Love you and Shows it

    He Must not be a Professor But Marry a Man who can engage and motivate you in matters of intellect and sense matters

    He Must not be a Doctor But Marry a Man who can treat you well, in good and bad times.

    He Must not be a Billionaire But Marry a Man that can take care of you, now and better in time to come taking care of you is not by money but for him to know his responsibility.

    He Must not be Perfect But Marry a Man who understands that no one is perfect yet strives to be.

    He Must not have a Private Jet – But Marry a Man who has Integrity, character, self control and loves you genuinely

    He Must not be Brad Pitt – But Marry a Man whose Looks YOU are in Love and okay with.

    He Must not be a Child of the Governor – But Marry a Man who is a Child of God

    Marry That Man Who Loves God

    Don’t Marry for Money, Physique, or Status alone.
    Marry for Love as well.
    Marry with Conviction.
    And Marry Your Friend,
    Marry Well
    Your Marriage Must be Sweet.

    Your Marriage Must Work..
    To all the single Ladies Here, your day of celebration is at hand.

  • We Broke Up When Pastor Said That I Wasn’t The Right Person For Her (Chapter 1)

    We Broke Up When Pastor Said That I Wasn’t The Right Person For Her (Chapter 1)

    We Broke Up When Pastor Said That I Wasn’t The Right Person For Her Chapter 1

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    👭💔 We Broke Up When Pastor Said That I Wasn’t The Right Person For Her Chapter One:

    (But It Didn’t END There) đŸ€Š

    You meet someone one day and suddenly you feel there’s fairness in this world. The world is fair because the two of you are in the same place where you can make magic happen. That’s how I felt when I saw Juliette at the event that day. I didn’t know her. It was my first time seeing her face but I said to myself, “It’s a fair world. It’s the reason I have a chance to meet someone like this.”

    I took my chances very well. At every given opportunity, I said something to her. When we were put into groups I told her, “Join my group. You’re the only person I know around here.” She joined and that gave us more time to talk. When the event was over, I took her number and gave her mine. In the evening when I called, she asked, “Who am I talking to?”

    I whispered under my breath, “Wow, she didn’t save my number.” I patiently introduced myself and she went like, “Oh that’s you. I thought I had your number or this is a different number?”

    We talked. We laughed. We made plans. She said yes to a date. The world is fair indeed, if not, I wouldn’t had a fair chance to be with someone I loved from the very moment I set my eyes on her.

    The first date was good so we planned another one. By the third date we were so close to each other it felt like we’d known each other in another world before this one. I saw interest in her eyes and maybe she saw love in my eyes because it was difficult for her to look into my eyes.

    When I proposed to her she told me to give her time to think about it. It’s clichĂ© and I’d come to expect it but little did I know giving her time meant consulting her pastor about me to see If I was the one God wanted in her life. One day she told me, “I like you too but I don’t want to rely on my heart and say yes. All the ones I relied on my own intuition and heart failed. I want to get it right this time so please exercise patience.

    I went to a shop and bought myself patience because it’s one thing having patience and another thing exercising it. I had patience in abundance but when it came to what I was feeling in my heart for Juliet, having patience wasn’t enough. I asked how long it would take to get an answer and she told me, “That depends on the response I receive after prayers and what my pastor will also say.”

    Two months later, there was no response. She kept telling me, “I feel right about you but that’s not enough. I need to hear confirmation.” I didn’t give up. We kept going out every now and then until one day she told me, “We can be friends. I’m sorry. I wanted it to be right but
”

    “But what
?” I asked calmly with the voice of a beaten man.

    I was beaten. I never expected that to be the response. “Do you have someone already and you’re not telling me? I thought you liked me?” She responded, “I liked you but he said you’re not the one and it’s the reason I haven’t heard anything from God all these months I’ve been praying about it.”

    I’m a Christian but I won’t wait to hear God’s voice in my love affairs. I didn’t believe that but I didn’t want to upset her beliefs. When she made the final conclusion, I told her, “Tell your pastor he’s wrong. God doesn’t choose for us who to love. We choose and present to him for his blessings. We are all sons and daughters of the same God.”

    I couldn’t change her mind to love me and she also couldn’t change my mind to keep her as a friend. We talked but slowly we faded. I still loved her. I wanted her to change her mind and I said it often but she told me it would fail if God didn’t speak on it.

    We lost touch at some point. For close to a year we didn’t talk to each other. We saw each other’s posts on Facebook but walked past them as if they didn’t mean a thing to us. One day she called; “Can we meet?”

    When we met she asked if I was seeing someone else. I nodded. I was talking to a girl but she wasn’t sure about me so she was giving me mix-signals. I told Juliet, “I’m trying with someone I met not long ago but we are still at the talking stage.”

    She sat quietly, the way I sat when she told me we could be friends and not lovers. I asked what the issue was and she said, “I’m sorry about what happened. I might have gotten it wrong. We all do. You have someone now so I guess it doesn’t matter any more.”

    I was looking at her, still beautiful and still the lady who made the world a fair place for me. I asked her, “What did you see? God spoke to you finally?” She answered, “It’s not about that. Maybe I shouldn’t have involved Papa. It was too soon but it’s all good. Have fun.”

    I thought about her when I went home. I thought about how much things would change in my life if I gave things a chance. I still loved her but I wasn’t sure if her faith in her Papa won’t interfere again. I put her to the test. I called one morning and asked her to travel with me. “It’s a weekend trip. We can use it to iron out the fog on our way so we see the way forward.”

    Atleast if she agrees I maybe able to convince her or maybe impregnate her… Or maybe her pastor’s decision won’t allow her agree to my plans.. Let’s see how it goes

    TO Be Continued

  • 11th Hour

    11th Hour

    11th Hour

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    11th Hour:

    11TH HOUR

    I walked into the pastor’s office and I met him sleeping. He has placed his head on the table and slept off.

    “Sir, it’s time for the worker’s prayer.”

    I quietly tap him. He raised his head and what I saw was the scariest thing I have ever seen. The first time I saw a powerful man of God crying. His eyes were so red and swollen.

    “Okay, tell them I’m coming.”

    He uttered with quietly. This very Pastor Stanley, adored by all, has earned a deep affection for his remarkable contributions to the church. Under the church’s banner, he established numerous enterprises aimed at assisting fellow churchgoers. He uplifted every street hustler in the vicinity, harnessing their talents and abilities to transform them into a source of blessing for both themselves and the community.

    Imagine Mufutau now Bro Matthew, is presently an engineer who repairs the church generator and other electrical faults in the church and in the community. He was no more that tout, but a responsible man.

    Should I keep track of the number of people this man has financially supported to start their own businesses? The graduates he has connected with his influential friends to secure suitable jobs? And the widows and their families he has taken care of? The examples of his kindness and generosity seem endless.

    It’s no surprise that his church is always overflowing with people. Little did anyone know that our pastor was simultaneously dealing with three major crises. Nevertheless, he never let his struggles show. I can vividly recall the moment when he held my hand, looked directly into my eyes, and gave me a reassuring smile.

    Having been close to him, I have had the privilege of hearing him pray. He converses with God as if the Almighty were seated right there, attentively listening to every word. He is nothing like what one might expect at first glance.

    “I am going to miss you, Ramsey.”

    He said to me. I saw his eyes still welling up with tears. He took me in after my parents abandoned me with sickle cell. He has been the only family I have. We are five living under his roof. He feeds and takes care of our needs like we were his children.

    “The government is coming to demolish the church today as well. But, I have also received the letter to vacate the church too. Some elders said I have made their children to stay far away from them because I got them jobs in far places. They reported me to the G. O and church administration.”

    I sat down with him talking until another Usher came to call him. As we were going into the church, he held my hand and looked into my eyes;

    “People are selfish. They want to drink water without minding if the source is faulty. And if you stop giving, they will castigate you for it. I have saved enough money for all of you to start a good business of your own. My friends will take it from where I stop. Promise me you will not stop praying to God. If you stop, the angels will report you to me and if they do, I will send Gabriel to bring one of your ears.”

    He quietly joked before entering the church. I ran to the bathroom to cry. I couldn’t hold it.

    Not long after I began hearing noises emanating from the church, my curiosity compelled me to rush over and join the gathering. As I entered, I discovered a group of fellow workers, their mournful wails filling the air. It became apparent that the cause of their distress was the announcement of someone’s departure. In the midst of this emotional scene, Elder Timothy’s son unexpectedly leaped to his feet.

    “I have the video footage of all the elders planning to remove Pastor Stanley. My elder brother just finished theological school. My Dad and other elders want him to take over from Pastor Stanley. I told them it’s wrong, but they shut me up.”

    I recorded everything he said and dropped into the youth WhatsApp group. The majority of them were Pastor Stanley’s proteges. And they started chatting with me. I told them everything he was going through.

    Suddenly, the rumbling of a truck and the deafening sound of a demolisher reached our ears, and we instinctively knew that the moment had arrived. The entire congregation, filled with a mix of fear and hope, gathered, engaging in fervent prayers and desperate pleas. Two men adorned in yellow headguards emerged and began making their way towards our sacred church.

    An air of apprehension hung among the elders, their gaze shifting nervously between one another. Amidst the tension, some women found solace in singing hymns and passionately exclaiming their faith. It was then that I spotted Mr. Charles, the son of one of the respected elders, stepped out of his car and approached the pastor with determined strides, eager to exchange greetings and speak to him.

    “Do you know me, sir? Or are you not Pastor Stanley?”

    He asked. The pastor smiled. He hugged our beloved pastor. He knew our pastor was still trying to recollect him. He pulled him away from the crowd, but trust me, I was close by.

    “During my NYSC in Lagos, you saw me walking in the hot sun on a Monday afternoon, I will never forget. I remember the clothes you put on that day. You pulled up and called me. You asked what I do, and I told you I was an architect. Not only that, but you gave me your friend’s contact. You asked me to tell the person I was from you. I did, and now the rest is history. That your friend respected you. I met a few others too. They shared with me all that you did for them. And now, I know why it is good to be good. One person from this church called my Dad, who happened to be an elder in one of the branches of this same church, that I should come and buy an abandoned site to build a petrol station. They told me the church has been closed down for two years.”

    Everyone was shocked. Pastor Stanley just stood there without surprise. He was used to things like this.

    “To preserve the current state of this church, it seems you have prioritized the well-being of its members over enhancing the physical structure. I am familiar with your intentions, and I have a proposal. I will arrange for the same engineer to be sent here, who will construct the church according to your preferences. The design will include underground shops and a restaurant. I will provide you with the plan, and please rest assured that you won’t need to worry about the payment. God has already taken care of it. Once again, I apologize, sir, and thank you for profoundly impacting my life.”

    He concluded, gave him another hug and left with his demolishing trucks. The shouts and celebration was behind normal. As if that were not enough, our G. O’s Personal Assistant walked in.

    We quickly rushed the service and handed the mic to him during the announcement segment. He collected the mic and sighed more than five times.

    “Greetings to all of you from our beloved father, the General Overseer (G. O) of this ministry, and our mother in the Lord. I am here to bring you an important update regarding the news about Pastor Stanley’s departure from this church, which your pastor has shared with you. While that message may have seemed accurate, the G. O felt the need to seek God’s guidance on this matter, and the Lord has intervened at the last moment.

    Only a foolish leader would allow a dedicated, honest, and humble servant to leave based solely on hearsay. Certain mischievous elders in this church attempted to undermine the work of God, hoping to manipulate the ongoing activities here. They seem to have forgotten all the good that Pastor Stanley has accomplished. However, I am pleased to announce that Pastor Stanley will remain with us. We should all thank God for pastors like him.

    Allow me to highlight some of his remarkable contributions. Pastor Stanley has built three schools, providing church members’ children with a 30% tuition fee discount and free uniforms. He has also established two pure water industries, offering employment opportunities to your jobless children. Additionally, he has conducted numerous training classes in the field of technology and many other areas. His selfless acts toward humanity go beyond the ordinary.

    The G. O has instructed me to inform you that Pastor Stanley’s position will no longer be that of a Pastor but rather the Head of the Zonal Headquarters. Furthermore, he will serve as an Assistant to our G. O, overseeing matters related to education and entrepreneurship.

    Now, let us all rejoice and shout, “Hallelujah!” for this wonderful news.”

    The entire church was filled with a flurry of activity as people scattered about, joyfully jumping up and embracing one another. Amidst the commotion, I spotted someone dear to me and rushed towards him, tears streaming down my face as I sought solace in his comforting embrace. At that moment, I understood the reason behind my tears. Everything around us has transformed, yet one precious thing remained unchanged. However, it remained a secret, known only to me.

    Then two gentlemen walked in. They were in black suits. They inquired about the pastor. He met them and it was another mighty testimony.

    Sir, I have been dispatched to escort you to Abuja immediately. We have two potential kidney donors awaiting your arrival. However, before proceeding, our organization would like to conduct a thorough assessment to determine the extent of damage to the kidneys.

    He dragged me into his office and began to roll on the floor. He was filled with praise. All three problems were solved at the same time, on the same day. Tears continued to stream down his face, and at that moment, I knew where the help came from. Among the guys he had helped, some of them were doctors and wealthy individuals. I kept quiet and just smiled.

    There was never a Sunday like that again in our church. He left for Abuja and two weeks later he returned stronger than before. He just kept smiling. As he walked in, we all gave him a standing ovation, to the Glory of God.

    “When you next encounter me, simply address me as Wonder. Firstly, a church building that was initially slated for demolition underwent a transformation and was instead renovated. Secondly, my predicament took an unexpected turn and turned out to be a promotion. And thirdly, well, there is absolutely nothing that our God cannot do. Hold unto Him.

    I almost lost faith in Him, but I persevered. Prepare yourself for what I’m about to express, as it may catch you off guard. We encounter a greater multitude of temptations compared to all of you. Moreover, it’s essential to remember that we, too, are humans with our vulnerabilities. Each day and night, tears stream down my face as I wait and yearn for God’s presence, hoping that He will intervene in my life. Alas, it seems as though He has not done so, as He intends to manifest His wonders in His own divine timing, which is truly remarkable.

    When I received the news that I had a stage three kidney problem. Something died in me that day. Although I had witnessed miracles through my prayers for others, I began to think that perhaps God had forgotten about me. However, when I underwent the final test, I received astonishing news. Listen, if you want to serve God, serve Him wholeheartedly. Trust Him unwaveringly.

    I was told that my kidney was in perfect condition. No cancer, no stones, nothing! Instead of relying on someone else’s kidney for survival, He chose to completely heal me! Isn’t God deserving of all our praise? Yes, undoubtedly, He is!”

    Do you desire a miracle from God, regardless of what you are going through, He will see you through it all. You don’t need to run anywhere, God alone is enough and He is the surest Deal.

    Happy Sunday.

    My name is Amusan Tolulope Writes, and I am your impeccable writer.

  • The Man I Married (Episode 6)

    The Man I Married (Episode 6)

    The Man I Married Episode 6

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    đŸ§‘â€đŸ’Œ The Man I Married Episode Six: 💞

    For close to a minute I was silent, then pastor asked the question again..
    Sister Sobiefaa will you marry bro David?

    That night I couldn’t sleep because I know I don’t love Bro David but pastor said God told him we are Meant for each other. If I marry this man I will spend all my life fasting and praying. There will be no time for play and social life with him. I’m even sure he will be a virgin; will he even be a real man in the bedroom? He’s a type of man who will not care about his wife’s sexual temperament because of spirikoko assignment. He may even see sex as unclean and unholy. I judged him all through the night.

    I shared my burden with Mr Alfred on reaching the office the following morning. He seemed to like the idea, ‘don’t you think Bro David will make a good husband?’ he asked. ‘He has been our prayer leader for the past four years,prayer leader ko,did I tell u I want to marry a prayer leader? I silent said that to myself as he continue talking
. He’s a child of God and I am sure of this; he is working, he has integrity, he’s spiritual and gentle. What else does a woman wants in a man? If you join your resources together you are sure going to start well and grow together. He advised me. His advice sounded nice but I was not at peace in my heart. But pastor said “we are meant for each other ” this kept ringing in my heart every time I made up my mind to turn down the proposal. The six weeks I gave pastor will elapse by Sunday. Pastor will surely summon me into his office to ask for my reply on the issue of Bro David. I was really confused and I felt like not going to church that Sunday.

    I picked my Bible to read so I can pray and go to bed. I opened a place at random to read and it was 2 Chronicles 20:20
    “And they rose early in the morning, and went forth into the wilderness of Tekoa: and as they went forth, Jehoshaphat stood and said, Hear me, O Judah, and ye inhabitants of Jerusalem; Believe in the Lord your God, so shall ye be established; believe his prophets, so shall ye prosper.”

    I read it over and over again as if I have never seen that verse in my Bible before. Could this be confirming pastor’s words “you are meant for each other”. No I told myself, this is talking about Israel and not Sobiefaa Oghenetega. But how would I tell pastor that Bro David is not God’s will for me? What would I give as a reason for rejecting the proposal? That he’s too spiritual? Of course that won’t be an excuse before my pastor.

    ‘Good morning Sis Sobiefaa, I am sure you must have prayed enough now, the pastor asked. But before I say anything, Bro David can you share the revelation you shared with me on Friday again? Thank you daddy, Bro David shifted and sat well on the visitor’s chair with smile on his face. But I must be frank, I was irritated by the whole drama.

    ‘I had a dream last week after our departmental vigil and I saw Sis Sobiefaa crying and holding her wedding gown on her left hand but her man was not with her. Suddenly I saw you daddy and mummy asking her to go through a narrow road where she will see a tree with fruits and names written on each fruit. You instructed her to pluck any fruit of her choice from the tree. By the time she came back with the fruit I saw my name written boldly on the fruit in her hand then I woke up.
    Mtcheeeeewww! Just imagine that lame and childish talk,I silently say to myself.

    The pastor interpreted the dream and asked me to say yes to Bro David’s proposal as if its now by force.
    Right in the pastor’s office he put an engagement ring on my finger. By the time I came out of pastor’s office, a lot of brethren were waiting at the pastor’s office reception to cheer us up. I came to meet the embarrassment of my life as every eyes was on the ring on my left finger. Congratulations! Congratulations!! Congratulations!!! The awaiting members gave me hugs and handshakes. Thank you all, I said as I put on a fake smile.

    We courted for three months and wedded. There was no need for long courtship because we were both ready and mature. At the time we wedded he was 34 while I was 31. Just as I anticipated, our honeymoon was nothing to write home about. We lived in the same house like strangers, and we barely spoke to each other. He’s either preparing one sermon or Bible study note. He fasts three times in a week, Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. He leaves the house anytime he’s called upon for any emergency prayer meeting. I was married but lonely.

    TO Be Continued

  • The Virgin Wife (Episode 9)

    The Virgin Wife (Episode 9)

    The Virgin Wife Episode 9

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    đŸ§‘â€đŸ’Œ The Virgin Wife Episode Nine:

    Let me tell you who was at the door!
    The Pastor Adekor and I were planning to go meet was standing right at the door.
    Good morning sister Rita . The Pastor said gently.
    Good morning sir, I replied surprisingly.
    Sister Rita are you surprised tor see me in your house?
    Yes sir, oh sorry sir! No sir, I replied.
    Okay sister Rita . Can I come in? The Pastor said .
    Oh my bad! I’m sorry sir, you can come in.

    The Pastor came in and sat on the three sitter that was right infront of him.
    Sister Rita , what is going on in your home and marriage? He asked looking straight into my eyes.
    Hmmmmmmmmm, I sighed heavly.
    When I was praying this morning, the Holy Spirit kept mentioning your name to my mind and I did pray for you, he said.
    But after praying for you, my mind wasn’t at rest since then for your thought kept coming, even though I don’t know what exactly the problem is.

    I asked the Holy Spirit to reveal unto me, what exactly he had wanted me to know about you and He said, I should come down here.
    So sister Rita ! I didn’t just come here by own self will but by the leading of the Holy Spirit, he said.
    Hmmmmmmmmm, thank you sir, I said.
    As I was about to open my mouth to explain exactly what has been going on under my roof to the Pastor, I burst into tears.
    What is it sister Rita ? The Pastor asked in a surprised way.
    Paaaastor, a lot has been going on right under my roof sir, I said amidst tears.
    Sister Rita , it’s okay, please stop crying and tell me what the problem is.

    I know the Lord will provide a solution to it, he said.
    I narrated everything to the Pastor, without hiding a single word away from him.
    Even though as I was talking to him, I was sobbing, but I know vividly that he got my message.
    Hmmmmmmmm, sister Rita so all this have been going on in your marriage with Adekor and you didn’t bother tor tell me about it, he said.
    It wasn’t like that sir! Then it’s like how the pastor asked?
    Sir, Adekor and I were planning to come meet you this morning sir, but one thing led to another, we couldn’t make it, I said.

    So, it was just this morning that you thought I should know about this?
    Sir!, I’m so sorry the Lord didn’t instruct me to come meet you. I said sniffing my nose.
    Okay sister Rita , He said.
    But I must say you are indeed a strong woman and a God’s sent for brother Adekor, he said.
    Hmmmmm! Thank you sir, I said.
    Where is brother Adekor? The Pastor asked trying to look around for him.
    I kept mute for a while and finally said, sir I guess he has gone to work!
    Work!!! The Pastor said in a surprised way.

    Yes sir!!!
    Okay, I will wait for him, to come back.
    What if Adekor doesn’t come back on time? I said in my mind.
    What if he is not even ready to come back home today?
    Since he has not been picking my calls since morning.
    Tell the Pastor to call Adekor line, the inner voice whispered.
    Okay! I replied in my mind.
    Sir, I think you should just place a call across to Adekor, for I don’t know when he will be coming back to this house , I said.
    Oh! That’s a good idea sister Rita , the Pastor said bringing out his phone from his pocket.

    The Pastor placed a call across to Adekor and guess what? Adekor didn’t pick his call!
    Oh my God! Hope it’s not that something bad has happened to Adekor, I said soliloquizing.
    If he is trying to avoid my call, would he also avoid the Pastor’s call?
    Lord, please save my husband, I said silently.
    Sister Rita , brother Adekor is not picking up oo. Let me try his line again, he said.

    The phone rang for some seconds and to the glory of God, my sweetie picked up the phone!
    Pastor: hello brother Adekor, where are you?
    Pastor: brother Adekor, why are you crying?, And where are you?, Was what I heard the pastor say next.
    Jesus!! Is Adekor in a problem or what? Why is he crying over the phone? I said in a confused state.
    The Pastor answered me by demonstrating with his hand that I should calm down.
    Pastor: brother Adekor, where are you precisely? Please tell me.
    Adekor: Paaaastor, I don’t understand what exactly is wrong with me right now, but I’m on my way home sir.

    Hmmmmm, I sighed with a sign of relieved.
    Brother Adekor is coming home now, sister Rita , please calm down. I know he is fine, the Pastor said trying to console me.
    Okay sir! I said trying not to allow the tears on my face to drop down.
    10mins later, we heard a knock on the door.
    I stood up immediately to open the door for Adekor.
    I got to the door and opened it for him, but instead of Adekor to come in, he knelt down and said My love please I’m so sorry!
    I don’t know what exactly took me out of this house in the morning, he said crying.

    Ooookay Adekor, please stand up, I said amidst tears.
    My love please I’m sorry!
    I couldn’t look straight into Adekors eyes. The more I looked into my poor Adekorsyes the more I weep and felt sorry for him.
    Come in Adekor the Pastor is inside waiting for you, I said wiping off my tears with the back of my hands.
    What!!! Inside where my love? He said and I replied inside our house.
    But the Pastor just called me few minutes ago, he said.

    Yes Adekor, he called you right infront of me. I responded trying to make him stand up from his kneels.
    Adekor finally stood up and came inside, he greeted the Pastor respectfully and began to weep.
    Brother Adekor! It’s okay, you don’t need to cry anymore because the Lord has shown you mercy through sister Rita
    But you will have to embark on a Spiritual journey together with your wife.

    Jesus!!! How didr the Pastor know about this?
    I told him, so as for you to confirm my word, was what I heard in a very low voice.
    Pastor, I’m ready to travel to anywhere to be finally delivered, Adekor said with all seriousness.
    Brother Adekor, you ain’t travelling to anywhere o, the Spiritual journey will be done right inside your house here, the pastor said pointing down to the floor.
    In my house? Adekor said in a confused state.

    Yes Brother Adekor , in your house and it’s going to take you good 7days to complete the journey.
    You will not be leaving this house untill the 8th day, after you might have received your healing and deliverance, the Pastor concluded.
    Hmmmmmmmmm, the Spirit of the Lord is one, I said silently in my mind.
    And also, until the 8th day of the Spiritual journey that you will be allow to eat or drink anything in this house, the Pastor said.
    Jesus!!! Adekor shouted.
    Pastor you mean I won’t be allowed to even taste ordinary water for the next 7days? Adekor said in a confused state.

    Yes Brother Adekor!
    Adekor looked at me with a surprised eye and said, my love 7day?
    Yes Sweetie! 7days, I replied.
    Hmmmmm mmmm, I felt so sorry for Adekor, for I don’t think he has ever fasted for three days at a stretch before, not to talk of 7 whole days.
    The Pastor prayed for us and said brother Adekor, please be prepared!
    Okay sir, thank you sir, Adekor replied.
    Sister Rita, please continue to be strong in the Lord, the Pastor finally said and left.

    TO Be Continued

  • The Pastor’s Wife (Episode 4)

    The Pastor’s Wife (Episode 4)

    The Pastor’s Wife Episode 4

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    My mother inlaw visited.
    I didn’t know why she came home that evening, but I had a feeling David might have told her that I was back from America.

    After my father inlaw died some years ago, she took over the twelve branches of Hills of grace ministries. She accused every pastor In each branch for killing her husband, and arrested everyone of them.

    Hills Of Grace Ministry used to be Church of Jesus ministries, but she and her only son David (my husband) had the church changed with new pastors and members.

    Georgina being a boss lady wanted everything to be done in her own way at all times.

    The church members referred to her as the queen mother. She was bossy, overruling, and very authoritative.

    “I heard you were back Ekom.” Her voice sounded slightly rough as though some unexpected emotions had partially locked her throat.

    “Yes mom.” I replied softly.

    “I came here for a lot of reasons. Number one; the congregation of Hills ministries is tired of you. I am tired of you, my son is tired of you!” She said meanly in British accent.

    “My husband never said that.”

    “Does he need to say it? I am telling my son’s mind. He has been married to you for 12 years without a child of your own! we do not need adopted strange kids to come inherit my late husband’s sweat! He needs children, I need grandchildren. My son is not Abraham in the bible! He is David Okoye, he is my son. not the son of Terah!”

    Her stern Visage hardly invited my confidence, but I was used to that.

    “Those kids are my adopted kids, those girls you see? my husband and i agreed to adopt them together. they are our children. ”

    “Go born yours! it’s either you gave birth to them or you didn’t! you are barren!
    leave Ifeoma to have my grand child in this house, in peace! After that I will join them together in holy matrimony after she has put to birth.”

    My heartbeat slowed inside my chest. As I turned to David who was momentarily stuck dumb.

    To be continued…