The former Chaplain of Aso Villa, Ven. Obioma Onwuzurumba, has admonished Nigerians to renew their faith and believe that there is no problem impossible for God to solve.
Onwuzurumba, who was a Guest Speaker at the Church of the Holy Cross, Anglican Communion, Diocese of Abuja, gave the admonition during the church’s annual Harvest and Thanksgiving service on Sunday in Abuja.
The theme of the service is: “Harvest of Abundance:The God of Abundance”.
The cleric also urged Nigerians to maintain a peaceful disposition towards one another, no matter the situation they find themselves, saying it is only through such acts that their prayers would be answered.
The Venerable said: “Know that there is a God who lives in abundances; hide nothing from Him no matter the situation but put your trust in Him and the Almighty will be available to you.
“You might have no one to help today, the Almighty will help, remember that He knows all.”
He however charged Christians who God entrusted with position of power to discipline their taste for them to survive in office.
The cleric noted that service to humanity goes with discipline and encouraged Nigerians not to entertain any fear concerning 2019 election, assuring that God will take care of the national assignment.
The Vicar of the church of Holy Cross and Director of Communication of the Anglican Communion in Nigeria, Ven. Foluso Taiwo, asked Nigerians to always be grateful to God in spite of their different challenges.
“Let every Nigerian thank God; we are still surviving the hardship, let us assume it is a war we have been battling with all this while, I think things would have been worst,” he said.
The director of communications also urged Nigerians to remain committed to God service and men.
Besides, the cleric charged Nigerians to cultivate a heart of thanksgiving.
He, however, called on Nigerians to be thankful to God and as well continue to pray for the good of the nation. (NAN)
