This was an extraction from daddy G.O’s sermon titled – Fulfilling Your Destiny.
It was preached during the April Holyghost convention but that sermon will still be valid till Jesus comes because of the potency of the rhema it carry! We bless God for the life of his anointed.
This is one of the blessed series from pastor adeboye and i must confess’ that sermon is loaded you can actually download it here.
Another Unique aspect of that sermon was that it wasn’t only by knowledge and studies or reference of the scripture, it was also by experiential knowledge, daddy shared his life as an example, share some stories and how they turned into testimony and reality today.
The major key daddy gave during that sermon that anchor towards fulfillment of destiny was that;
Pastor Adeboye said – If You really want to fulfill Your Destiny in Life through Christ and be great in Life, its a very simple logic, look into the society and the environment that makes up your world and do what successful people, do what those who fulfill their destiny are doing, look into the sermons, teachings and preaching in church, study your bible, look into all of this facilities and search out those who actually fulfill their destiny, figure out what they do and do it also, and on the other side, look at those who didn’t fulfill their destiny’ see their weaknesses and learn from it, don’t be conform to their style, and with perseverance and a determined heart, the lord is able and more than ready to take you there.
Daddy Also shared a testimony i would never forget in my Life, its about himself, his dream, vision and how God turned it into a reality!
He experienced untold hardship as a boy from the cruel hand of poverty & for the first 17years of his life, he never wore shoes nor a pair of trousers as there was no money to buy it. Hear him:’ When I was very young – in 1950, two lorries came into my village – an Austin and a Bedford. Those days, very few people could afford to put on shoes. They included the traditional head, the village headmaster and the catechist.
One day, the Anglican bishop came on a visit.
All the little children including myself, lined up on the way as the hunters fired gun shots to welcome him.
He came in a shiny car, and was well dressed. When I saw his shoes, my mouth opened wide in surprises. On getting home that day, I told my mother I was going to be a Bishop. As the years rolled by, I forgot that dream. in 1981, when I become General Overseer of the RCCG, I want to visit our church in my village.
I went in a brand new car, my shoes were glittering. The school children lined up the way and the hunters fired their guns to welcome me.
Then I realized I had just filled my childhood dream.’ Pastor Adeboye was an ‘A’ student throughout his academic life. He became born-again at RCCG on July 29th 1973 & was baptized by immersion in September 1973. As a worker in the church, he laboured to preach the Gospel of Christ through his word and deeds.
He also conducted lunch hour fellowship at the University community. He was ordained a pastor of the church on September 14, 1975 alongside four others.
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