Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. - Christianity Etc (5)

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by MiddleDimension: 9:01pm On Dec 11, 2024

MadamVanessa:
I deeply felt the absence of Pastor Abioye at this year's Shiloh. I thought despite being retired , he would still be present, but it was so shocking that he was not there.

Watching the event on TV yesterday, I couldn't help but feel a strong sense of longing. I've grown to admire and appreciate Pastor Abioye greatly, and his absence was deeply felt by me yesterday. I am not a Winners, but honestly I love BISHOP ABIOYE so much .

He DID NOT retire, rather, he RESIGNED.

Who can be said to have retired?

A person is said to have retired, if after his last official function, he No LONGER DOES THAT DUTY AS HIS PROFESSION OR VOCATION.

Doing it as his profession would mean doing it as his day job for which he is paid a salary or wages and labour laws would apply.

Doing it as a vocation would mean him having a strong inclination to it and even though he recieves a stipend at regular intervals, cannot be said to be earning a salary or wages because his work is not based on labour laws neither is the renumeration based on demand and supply or the work load. E.g catholic priests and nuns.

So, if he, Abioye, went on to open his own personal ''ministry'', as they call it, then he has not retired, he only resigned from his former place of work, and has now moved on to another (his own) establishment.

If he retired, he would no longer wake up in the morning and go to his office to do the same duties of a pastor. He may be called upon to help around when there is a need that needs fulfilling in the meantime, but he or his organization is concious of the fact he has retired and would have to find a more lasting solution.

If he is called to assist at a branch, he would oblige but not let his acquired status and wealth to trump the resident pastor's authorith.

He may even offer advice to the resident pastor, but would also understand that the pastor is at liberty to ignore it. If it is ignored, leading a catastrophe, he won't tell the pastor ''you see, I told you'', rather, he would simply ask what they can do to make things right.

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Rexymania(m): 9:10pm On Dec 11, 2024

Bobby4090:
Abioye was the only one that gave Winners Chapel a positive look outside. Now he's gone, Oyedepo and his family Plc have taken over fully. Yesterday it's was Steve Ogah his Son in law coordinating. Then Bishop Oyedepo himself preached. This morning it was Pastor David Oyedepo jnr. preaching and later mummy Faith Oyedepo. And I said what a sad scenario iam witnessing. If after 40 yrs all the leadership you can boast of is just you and your family members.

What does it imply? It's a family business...not god's

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by BigYash: 9:17pm On Dec 11, 2024*

trium:
Do you miss Okocha at the World Cup? Someone has retired, yet you expect them to be on active duty. How na Na controversy you de find. Move on.

Fact is Abioye was a rock pillar in that Ministry. I heard about how he revived their branch at Abj then.. That's was when I turned his fan. And I liked him more,when he spoke on Abel Damina's issue. The wisdom he applied was very massive grin

according to Egungun of Ikeja

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by trium: 9:37pm On Dec 11, 2024

BigYash:
Fact is Abioye was a rock pillar in that Ministry. I heard about how he revived their branch at Abj then.. That's was when I turned his fan. And I liked him more,when he spoken on Abel Damina's issue. The wisdom he applied was very massive according to Egungun of Ikeja

I have no problem with missing people but read this by the OP

I thought despite being retired , he would still be present, but it was so shocking that he was not there.

What was the OP expecting? How is it shocking he wasn't there huh

He has done his best and nothing lasts forever. People will get used to the new. That's life

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by BigYash: 9:41pm On Dec 11, 2024

trium:
I have no problem with missing people but read this by the OP

What was the OP expecting? How is it shocking he wasn't there He has done his best and nothing lasts forever. People will get used to the new. That's life

Fact

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by prickursense: 9:45pm On Dec 11, 2024

MadamVanessa:
I deeply felt the absence of Pastor Abioye at this year's Shiloh. I thought despite being retired , he would still be present, but it was so shocking that he was not there.

Watching the event on TV yesterday, I couldn't help but feel a strong sense of longing. I've grown to admire and appreciate Pastor Abioye greatly, and his absence was deeply felt by me yesterday. I am not a Winners, but honestly I love BISHOP ABIOYE so much .

Anyone who has been following Shiloh event year in and out will realise what you are saying above. Indeed, Bishop Abioye's absence is very obvious to everybody attending and viewing. He was not invited, but will the Church raise other leaders to fill his shoes? If God wishes, other people will emerge. God does as He pleases.

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by WeirdAlien: 11:16pm On Dec 11, 2024

MadamVanessa:
I deeply felt the absence of Pastor Abioye at this year's Shiloh. I thought despite being retired , he would still be present, but it was so shocking that he was not there.

Watching the event on TV yesterday, I couldn't help but feel a strong sense of longing. I've grown to admire and appreciate Pastor Abioye greatly, and his absence was deeply felt by me yesterday. I am not a Winners, but honestly I love BISHOP ABIOYE so much .

How much do you have the same sense of longing for the Holy Spirit's personal fellowship??

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by seanery: 11:48pm On Dec 11, 2024

WE DONT GIVE A FUVK

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Afolue(m): 11:59pm On Dec 11, 2024

What is the emotions for? This is how ladies go about to cause men of God to committing adultery. You go fit open for am and he will be tempted to enter

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Tareq1105: 12:48am On Dec 12, 2024

PussyOdour:
Ah MadamVanessa, you were de hate Yoruba with everything, still de follow Yoruba man church . Abi you're always bittered and toxic in politics, but have a difference view in religion.

Concerning the topic, I observed that too. Omò church na family business, the earlier we know this , the better for all of us. If you like go and be a slave for a pastor, when the time comes you'll be ditched.

That's why I refused to attend this year Shiloh.

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Thunderfayamods: 2:28am On Dec 12, 2024

MadamVanessa:
I deeply felt the absence of Pastor Abioye at this year's Shiloh. I thought despite being retired , he would still be present, but it was so shocking that he was not there.

Watching the event on TV yesterday, I couldn't help but feel a strong sense of longing. I've grown to admire and appreciate Pastor Abioye greatly, and his absence was deeply felt by me yesterday. I am not a Winners, but honestly I love BISHOP ABIOYE so much .

See the nonsense moderators dey carry come front page!

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by kessler53(m): 5:28am On Dec 12, 2024

datola:
This precedence created by Bishop Oyedepo of retiring co-founder will change patsors mindset about serving

true talk,but I pray God intervene,if God many pastors will not be loyal to there leaders

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by NoToPile: 5:33am On Dec 12, 2024

Hmm it is well.

I actually thought the retirement stuff was not total absense from the ministry but they would still act as elders or something.

But then come to think of it, does God retire his ministers. Who or what inspired the retirement? Was it God?

God has blessed him and I always salute the man for his loyalty as someone as I have admired from far.

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Burruchaga71(m): 6:34am On Dec 12, 2024

Do people still attend to this?

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Lifemanage: 6:37am On Dec 12, 2024

SEMACCOUNT:
Wait was he the co-foundeder?

Kind of. He started with him from inception

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Lifemanage: 6:39am On Dec 12, 2024

djon78:
I don't think so

We humans always judge from our limited perception

We think having a big church makes us great before God Almighty

You will be surprised that Bishop Abioye is considered much greater before God Almighty

Big church, Big ministry, Great wealth etc is considered amongst Men as great achievements

But before God those things doesn't really matter

That's why Christ said in the Bible that in judgement many will say I did mighty things in His Name

But He will tell them depart from me you workers of Iniquity

What is highly of Great value before God is in Galatians 5 vs 22; fruit of the spirit: Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, goodness, gentleness, Faith, meekness against this there's no law

If Christians model there life's according to Galatians 5 vs 22, our world will be a better place

We will reflect the virtues of Christ more to a dark world.

According to Neville Goddard. God is a man's imagination and man is God. As U think so are u

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Lifemanage: 6:41am On Dec 12, 2024

Bahamas95:
Most christians now worship mere mortals, what a shame.

Because mortals are gods on earth

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Talismann: 7:04am On Dec 12, 2024

no go work out your own salvation with fear and shaky shaky, dey find controversy upandan

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by lomprico(m): 9:17am On Dec 12, 2024

MadamVanessa:
I deeply felt the absence of Pastor Abioye at this year's Shiloh. I thought despite being retired , he would still be present, but it was so shocking that he was not there.

Watching the event on TV yesterday, I couldn't help but feel a strong sense of longing. I've grown to admire and appreciate Pastor Abioye greatly, and his absence was deeply felt by me yesterday. I am not a Winners, but honestly I love BISHOP ABIOYE so much .

Dem commot feeding bottle from him mouth, why he no go vex?

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by lomprico(m): 9:20am On Dec 12, 2024

datola:
This precedence created by Bishop Oyedepo of retiring co-founder will change patsors mindset about serving

That simply shows its a personal business. They are all there for the money and nothing else.

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by lomprico(m): 9:21am On Dec 12, 2024

trium:
Do you miss Okocha at the World Cup? Someone has retired, yet you expect them to be on active duty. How na Na controversy you de find. Move on.

Okocha still goes to the world cup, as a spectator.

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by AntiChristian: 9:41am On Dec 12, 2024

Agunesinjaweola:
April is your month of Heavenly Grace 😆

The January Grace na Earthly Grace! grin

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by AngelicBeing: 10:44am On Dec 12, 2024

lomprico:
That simply shows its a personal business. They are all there for the money and nothing else.

Jesus Christ Himself call it business though 😜, he said that He will be about His father's Business>>> Luke 2 vs 49 tongue

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Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by vinityermie(m): 1:15pm On Dec 12, 2024

He was there from Day 1 and still there.

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by maryalloy(f): 9:53pm On Dec 12, 2024

Since he has no role to play in Ota why coming? He's probably in Abuja attending from there. He said he is still a Winner's

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by MIKOLOWISKA: 10:09pm On Dec 17, 2024

AntiChristian:
You dey whine yourself?

Which part is whiming

Insanity is doing the same thing every time like this and hoping for a different result!

did they tell you they wanted different
Their lives their rules

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Johnn74: 9:21am On May 05, 2025

Bobby4090:
Abioye was the only one that gave Winners Chapel a positive look outside. Now he's gone, Oyedepo and his family Plc have taken over fully. Yesterday it's was Steve Ogah his Son in law coordinating. Then Bishop Oyedepo himself preached. This morning it was Pastor David Oyedepo jnr. preaching and later mummy Faith Oyedepo. And I said what a sad scenario iam witnessing. If after 40 yrs all the leadership you can boast of is just you and your family members.

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by MaxInDHouse(m): 10:59am On May 05, 2025

Johnn74:

Na wah o!
So you can laugh at the folly of your fellow Christians. huh

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by Johnn74: 11:02am On May 05, 2025

MaxInDHouse:
Na wah o!
So you can laugh at the folly of your fellow Christians.

Just a head slamming laugh at the folly of my fellow Muslims dropped in the wrong thread.

Re: Bishop Abioye's Absence At This Year Shiloh Is Deeply Felt By Me. by MaxInDHouse(m): 11:06am On May 05, 2025

Johnn74:
Just a head slamming laugh at the folly of my fellow Muslims dropped in the wrong thread.

So you've been laughing for almost ten posts in your past comments yet you like accusing others of laughing! undecided

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