Pastor Poju Oyemade, the Senior Pastor and Founder of Covenant Nations, has advised Christians to pursue divine wisdom and spiritual revelation to understand God's path, emphasizing that seemingly impossible circumstances can transform into triumphs through divine intervention. Oyemade shared this message while preaching at the 22nd International Prophetic Prayer Conference held by the Throneroom Trust Ministry in Kafanchan, Kaduna State.
What principles did Pastor Oyemade share for prevailing prayer?
During his presentation on seven key principles of prevailing prayer designed to align believers with the Holy Spirit, the cleric stressed that the Almighty is capable of delivering success from conditions that look like absolute failure. Citing passages from the Book of Ephesians, Oyemade pointed to Apostle Paul's petition for believers to receive a spirit of wisdom and revelation that illuminates their understanding. He noted that divine mercy often reveals itself by expanding spiritual vision so people can look past immediate hardships.
How did traditional rulers participate in the conference?
In a parallel event, Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Nuhu Kure, the Vision Pioneer of Throneroom Trust Ministry, challenged Christian traditional rulers to establish lasting legacies of faith for the future of Christian ministry. Speaking during a dedicated session for traditional leaders and regional prayers, Kure encouraged monarchs to ensure their reigns fortify the spread of the faith. He also offered prayers to alleviate the heavy responsibilities carried by traditional leaders throughout Northern Nigeria as they work to maintain community stability.
Responding for the Northern Christian Traditional Leaders Forum, Vice Chairman and Kpop Gwong, Col. Paul Zakka Nyom (rtd.), expressed gratitude for the prayers and the invitation. He advised fellow monarchs to view their positions as service to God, requiring humility and dedication to public welfare. The gathering concluded with dedicated intercession for Southern Kaduna, praying for peaceful electoral processes, regional restoration, and empowered traditional governance.