Pastor Muoka receives Peace Award as crusade attracts thousands
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- Thousands of worshippers attended the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries' international crusade in Lagos, themed “And The Enemies Submitted.”
- General Overseer Pastor Lazarus Muoka received an Icon of Peace Award during the two-day event.
- Muoka preached on divine victory through faith and holy living, while attendees shared testimonies of miraculous interventions.
Thousands of worshippers filled the Chosen Revival Ground in Lagos for a two-day international crusade hosted by the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries. The event, themed “And The Enemies Submitted,” drew participants from Nigeria and abroad, with many joining virtually.
God grants victory over life’s challenges to those who remain faithful to Him.
A significant moment occurred when delegates from the International College for Diplomatic Affairs presented General Overseer Pastor Lazarus Muoka with an Icon of Peace Award. Muoka dedicated the award to Jesus Christ and the church.
During his sermons, titled “And The Enemies Submitted” (Parts 1 and 2), Pastor Muoka emphasized God's power over evil forces and urged attendees to embrace faith, repentance, and holy living for divine victory. The crusade featured extensive praise and worship sessions led by various church choirs.
The mission of the devil is to steal, kill and destroy, but God’s power is greater than every force of evil.
Attendees shared personal testimonies of divine intervention, including one man who regained his mobility and a couple who received children after years of waiting. The event concluded with prayers for victory, peace, and protection for the worshippers.
We must repent, embrace the Christian faith and live holy lives in order to experience divine victory.
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