Felix Mbata, Lagos state
In a powerful display of God’s transformative power, Rev. Chidi Okoroafor, a renowned itinerant preacher and humanitarian, brought a life-changing message to the Laughter 2025 programme at Pentecostal Canaanland Mission (PCM), led by Pastor Nick Medo-Uwa. The event, which was a grand celebration of God’s goodness, was further enriched by Rev. Okoroafor’s inspiring messages, which challenged Christians to deepen their faith and trust in God’s power.
As the founding International President of Intercessors’ Prayer Camp International, Rev. Okoroafor’s passion for souls and revival was palpable as he preached to the congregation. His messages, themed “Everything that Christians Need are in God” and “Don’t Join Them,” were a call to Christians to examine their lives, trust in God’s power, and live a life of gratitude and appreciation.
Rev. Chidi Okoroafor’s Powerful Messages
In his message on the Night of Intensive Prayers and Suya Night, Rev. Okoroafor emphasized that Christians should not be part-time in their faith. “You cannot be a part-time Christian and face a full-time devil, it cannot work,” he declared. He challenged the congregation to examine their lives and ask themselves if their names are written in the book of life.
Rev. Okoroafor encouraged the congregation to trust in God’s power to overcome challenges, saying, “Any challenge a Christian is facing is just a comma, so God is aware and God will proffer a permanent solution, if Christians can believe and pray, nothing is impossible with God.”
In his grand finale message, Rev. Okoroafor preached on the importance of gratitude, citing Luke 17:17, where Jesus Christ asks, “Were there not ten cleansed? But where are the nine?” He urged the congregation not to join the ungrateful generations, focusing on what God has not done yet, and forgetting the good things God has done.
A Testament to Pastor Nick Medo-Uwa’s Leadership
The Laughter 2025 programme was a testament to Pastor Nick Medo-Uwa’s leadership and vision for PCM. Under his guidance, the church has become a hub of spiritual growth, community service, and inspiration for thousands of Christians in Lagos and beyond. Rev. Okoroafor’s messages were a fitting tribute to Pastor Medo-Uwa’s commitment to spreading the Gospel and serving humanity.
Life Transformation
Rev. Okoroafor’s messages brought transformation to many lives, with several souls giving their lives to God and joining PCM. His preaching was a call to Christians to deepen their faith, trust in God’s power, and live a life of gratitude and appreciation.
As Rev. Okoroafor said, “Count your blessings on a daily basis, you will see what the Lord has done for you.” His messages continue to inspire and challenge Christians to live a life that honors God and impacts the world.