(By Emmanuel Effiong-Praise) Former Pastor of the Living Faith World Outreach aka Winners Chapel Botswana branch and current founder of the Masters Place International Church in Warri Pastor Korede Komaiya has shared an important throwback picture highlighting how God has taken him from grass to grace. Speaking on his Facebook page, Komaiya, who is from Ogun State wrote, "#Throwback this was me in 1996 preaching with vigour, power and grace under a batcher at N'jamena Tchad and now 2021 in a private jet. We did not arrive here by accident.The entirety of my life has been a walk of faith and by consistent practice of the covenant. The covenant works" Pastor Korede, also fondly called 'Pastor KK, especially within the Winners' family, is a spiritual descendant of the presiding bishop of the Living Faith World Outreach, aka Winners Chapel, Dr David Oyedepo and a spiritual son of Pastor David Ibiyieome, the senior pastor of the 100,000 member Salvation Ministries in Portharcourt. Korede, who turned 50 late last year is the prelate of The Masters Place International Church in Warri which started in 2010 and now has over 5000 members with various centres in Warri and Benin metropolis.He is also the best friend of the Senior pastor of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) in Abuja Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo and their friendship spans over 10 years. httpss://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=316861949945018&id=110346463929902

churchinfong:
(By Emmanuel Effiong-Praise) Former Pastor of the Living Faith World Outreach aka Winners Chapel Botswana branch and current founder of the Masters Place International Church in Warri Pastor Korede Komaiya has shared an important throwback picture highlighting how God has taken him from grass to grace. Speaking on his Facebook page, Komaiya, who is from Ogun State wrote, "#Throwback this was me in 1996 preaching with vigour, power and grace under a batcher at N'jamena Tchad and now 2021 in a private jet. We did not arrive here by accident.The entirety of my life has been a walk of faith and by consistent practice of the covenant. The covenant works" Pastor Korede, also fondly called 'Pastor KK, especially within the Winners' family, is a spiritual descendant of the presiding bishop of the Living Faith World Outreach, aka Winners Chapel, Dr David Oyedepo and a spiritual son of Pastor David Ibiyieome, the senior pastor of the 100,000 member Salvation Ministries in Portharcourt. Korede, who turned 50 late last year is the prelate of The Masters Place International Church in Warri which started in 2010 and now has over 5000 members with various centres in Warri and Benin metropolis.He is also the best friend of the Senior pastor of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) in Abuja Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo and their friendship spans over 10 years. httpss://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=316861949945018&id=110346463929902

while private jet is good .it's not the essence of our faith in the lord Jesus or the yardstick in measuring our relationship with The Father .May the grace of the Almighty continue to abide with him and his ministry.Amen

churchinfong:

[b]The covenant works" Pastor Korede, also fondly called 'Pastor KK, especially within the Winners' family, is a spiritual descendant of the presiding bishop of the Living Faith World Outreach, aka Winners Chapel, Dr David Oyedepo and a spiritual son of Pastor David Ibiyieome, the senior pastor of the 100,000 member Salvation Ministries in Portharcourt. [/b]Korede, who turned 50 late last year is the prelate of The Masters Place International Church in Warri which started in 2010 and now has over 5000 members with various centres in Warri and Benin metropolis.

What Covenant?
He is obviously not speaking of the Covenant that is Jesus Christ which condemns ,as sin against the Heavenly Father, the having of spiritual fathers, and those who will set themselves up as spiritual fathers to anyone who belongs in the Kingdom of God.

Kobojunkie:
What Covenant?
He is obviously not speaking of the Covenant that is Jesus Christ which condemns ,as sin against the Heavenly Father, the having of spiritual fathers, and those who will set themselves up as spiritual fathers to anyone who belongs in the Kingdom of God.

Na your Jesus be that..... This their Jesus make sense pass.... See tree..... Nigerian Christians are the African children of Abraham... Do you not agree?

HappyPagan:

Na your Jesus be that..... This their Jesus make sense pass.... See tree..... Nigerian Christians are the African children of Abraham... Do you not agree?

I don't agree and for reason that you might not understand.

Kobojunkie:
I don't agree and for reason that you might not understand.

I have no faith.. how will I understand when understanding is based on faith?

HappyPagan:

I have no faith.. how will I understand when understanding is based on faith?

What are you talking about?

HappyPagan:

I have no faith.. how will I understand when understanding is based on faith?

Understanding is based on faith?

Kobojunkie:
What are you talking about?

The reason I won't understand is cos your "understanding" requires more faith than reason.

HappyPagan:

The reason I won't understand is cos your "understanding" requires more faith than reason.

No! The reason you won't understand is because you have never actually read the book for yourself is what.

It's a book, like any other book out there. All you need is basic human language comprehension to understand the information as presented by the various authors.

Kobojunkie:
No! The reason you won't understand is because you have never actually read the book for yourself is what.

Ah, another Christian that thinks the Bible was printed in his backyard.

Kobojunkie:

It's a book, like any other book out there. All you need is basic human language comprehension to understand the information as presented by the various authors.

Well, if you are so smart to comprehend it, it shouldn't be too difficult to explain it to someone who 'obviously' hasn't read it.

I mean, if all it requires is basic human language comprehension, it shouldn't be too difficult to explain, should it?

HappyPagan:

Ah, another Christian that thinks the Bible was printed in his backyard.
Well, if you are so smart to comprehend it, it shouldn't be too difficult to explain it to someone who 'obviously' hasn't read it.

I mean, if all it requires is basic human language comprehension, it shouldn't be too difficult to explain, should it?

printed in my backyard?

I already tried to explain that you have to read the book to understand.

Kobojunkie:
I don't agree and for reason that you might not understand.

Kobojunkie:
printed in my backyard?

I already tried to explain that you have to read the book to understand.

We can read the same book, and leave with different understanding. Understanding resides not in the writing, but in thy eyes.. you obviously are unwilling to say I have no 'faith'....

HappyPagan:

We can read the same book, and leave with different understanding. Understanding resides not in the writing, but in thy eyes.. you obviously are unwilling to say I have no 'faith'....

The only way that would happen is if you read with what I call "blinders" on.

Kobojunkie:
The only way that would happen is if you read with what I call "blinders" on.

Yup, got to be blind to reason for Faith to work

HappyPagan:

Yup, got to be blind to reason for Faith to work

Again...

Kobojunkie:
What are you talking about?