Testimonies of Divine Intervention Highlight Sunday Service at Lord's Chosen.
Lagos, Nigeria – The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries recently held a vibrant Sunday service, featuring powerful testimonies of divine intervention and key announcements for its congregation. Worshippers shared accounts of miraculous healing, provision, and protection attributed to "the God of Chosen."
Featured Testimonies
Sister Judith (Coker Branch, Ijesha) reported multiple blessings, including the salvation of her soul and her family's inclusion in the ministry. She testified to consistent divine provision, stating that "God always puts food on our family's table" and eradicated the "spirit of poverty." Additionally, she shared how her son returned safely from the UK on short notice and her daughter and her family traveled from Europe to Nigeria without incident. Sister Judith also recounted the disappearance of a "moving object" from her body within a month after she commanded it to leave. Finally, she celebrated financial blessings, having received N150,000 and gifts from her children.
Brother Abasi Sylvester, a coordinator in the ministry, shared a remarkable healing experience. For over a year, he suffered from a severe hearing impairment in his left ear, which often affected both ears. Despite medical intervention, including an ear flush that worsened his condition, he found no relief. He prayed consistently, and eventually, without conscious realization, his hearing was fully restored.
Sister Blessing (Ijesha) recounted her deliverance from a "spiritual husband" that had tormented her for over a decade since secondary school. She also testified to being freed from recurring dreams of being in water after prayers from the church's leader. Furthermore, she detailed how a spirit that used to oppress her and cause promises to be cancelled or presentations to fail no longer afflicts her after a series of deliverances. Sister Blessing also celebrated being healed from a sudden onset of body heaviness and knee pains since last October, allowing her to now join outreach activities like "morning cry."
Brother Peter (Ijesha) shared a dramatic account of divine protection. Following an intense midnight prayer session, he woke up with severe abdominal pain. As he attempted to call the church leader, he suddenly felt compelled to vomit. He described vomiting a bitter, yellowish, watery substance, and immediately after, the intense pain subsided, and his health was restored. He attributed this rapid recovery to divine intervention preventing a greater "disaster."
Sister Favour Godwin Otasen (Coker) presented multiple testimonies concerning her son. She first testified to him securing a job at 16 years old last year, a position where he was trained, paid, and accommodated. When an "enemy" reportedly stood against him, "the God of Chosen" removed that individual. Despite his young age, her son then successfully interviewed for another job, which he declined due to gaining university admission this year. Sister Favour also shared how her son's tithe payment led to a significant salary increase at his former job and, miraculously, a new job offer with a salary ten times higher. In a powerful testament to protection, she revealed that her son survived the collapse of his lodging building in Umueze this morning. Despite her initial reluctance to send him money for transport to a vigil, he insisted on attending, and his absence from the building saved his life.
Ministry Announcements
The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries announced several upcoming events and opportunities:
Ushering Department: Individuals interested in joining the ushering team are encouraged to meet with the coordinator immediately after Sunday service.
Lagos State Sisters Ushers Meeting: A crucial meeting for all female ushers across Lagos State branches, including headquarters, autonomous, and youth ushers, is scheduled for August 6th at 1:00 PM at the Ushers' Stand, New Site.
GIO Special Intercessors: A day program for this group will hold on Thursday, immediately after service, at Hall 100.
Women Leaders Meeting: All categories of women leaders in Lagos State, including branch, regional, group, departmental leaders, and pastors' wives, are to attend a meeting tomorrow, July 9th, at 3:00 PM in the church hall.
Job Vacancies: A reputable institution is seeking qualified and experienced candidates for positions including: Principal, Tutorial Staff (Science, Social Science, Vocational Skills, Technical, Art teachers), Non-Tutorial Staff, Competent Drivers, and a Chief (male or female). Interested applicants should contact any headquarters moderator.
