₦airaland Forum

David Oyedepo, the presiding bishop of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, also known as Winners Chapel, says he will not venture into politics, regardless of the financial incentive.

Oyedepo spoke during the day five impartation service of the church’s annual convocation, ‘Shiloh 2025’, held at the Faith Tabernacle, Canaan Land, Otta, Ogun state.

“In 2015, I warned the church that trouble was coming. Didn’t trouble come?” he said.

“If you gave me $1 billion, I would not even go near politics. It is off my calling. Those who are not called there will lose their dignity and respect. They will lose everything.”

The cleric urged members of the church to remain focused on their divine assignments, stressing that fulfilment and impact come from operating within one’s calling.

According to him, it is only in their areas of divine purpose that believers can rule their world and be enlisted in what he described as God’s end-time army.

Oyedepo also spoke on the urgency of the times, saying the world is in desperate need of divine intervention.

“The world is groaning in darkness, but as embedded in Romans 8:19, the world is waiting for the earnest manifestations of the children of God,” he said.

“The army of God is about to emerge to proffer solutions to national crises in the order of Joseph and Daniel. It is the day of what eyes have not seen or ears heard.”

Shiloh 2025 began on December 9 and will end on December 14, bringing together worshippers for spiritual teachings, impartation, and fellowship.

MaxInDHouse:
This is what false prophets does to one another mocking their colleagues.
He is saying this to mock Tunde Bakare who has been running up and down to join those eating the national cake.

SlavaUkraini:
https://www.thecable.ng/oyedepo-i-wont-join-politics-even-for-1bn-it-is-off-my-calling/

paxonel:
It is better you join.
Because, this one you are doing is the worst.

In Europe, bible is difficult to understand than politics. That's why they will never certify anyhow person to be a preacher.
In Africa, anyone who can afford to buy bible will claim to understand it. No regulatory agency.

Africans really really don't know what they are into.
They take issues of their personal intelligence lackadaisical