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Pastor Kumuyi Highlights The Danger Of Agitating For Yearly Bread

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Pastor Kumuyi Highlights The Danger Of Agitating For Yearly Bread

By Jimoh Elizabeth Oluwaseyi

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William .F Kumuyi, has elucidated on the danger of agitating for yearly bread.

He admonished his global congregation on the need to apply the principle of the Lord’s prayer in their daily lives instead.

Pastor Kumuyi gave the administrations the Monarch at India’s GCK (Global Crusade with Kumuyi) held at Kakinada, India

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His message titled: “Praying The Lord’s Prayer Effectively”, adviced his audience that-
The Lord’s prayer which is an household prayer vividly has ignorantly neglected this major lines, “give us this day, our daily bread..”

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He therefore warned members to beware of running the rat race which has made many lose effective concentration while performing their daily responsibilities and duties.

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He further advised his audience on the avoidable hazards involved in unnecessary anxiety and worry, stating how agitation has left many in a state of emotional disorder and pain.

The pastor further encouraged members to trust God for a better tomorrow, assuring them that the God who provided today’s bread is able to provide for tomorrow’s need, for the God of the mountain is still the God in the valley!.

He passionately assured the audience to see an awesome power in the Almighty for God knows what to do, when man is faced with an hurdle of impossibility.
Since God, is the way maker, at the juncture of any river, He will make believers cross over, Pastor Kumuyi admonished.

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Meanwhile, the monarch informed his audience not to be bothered about his bad voice, which was the aftermath of his continual preaching.

It was earlier discovered how the aging spiritual monarch had visited India for a prelude package that involved him preaching and admonishing commuters standing for hours at a stretch.

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