Pastor Enoch Adeboye Biography

		Enoch Adeboye - biography by Rebecca Bible-Davids		Enoch Adeboye - biography
ABOUT THIS BOOK, 5 Dec 2009 In this book Enoch Adeboye, Rebecca Bible-Davids captures in vivid portrait the life and ministry of one of the most outstanding figures of the 21st century Christianity. She traces his life from birth in village of Ifewara to the struggles of his early life with the monster called poverty. You will discover how through the help of god coupled with dogged determination, discipline and hard work, he chose to be educated under very difficult circumstances and moved forward to bag himself a PhD in Applied Mathematics hitting a successful career in the academic world. Later in life by Divine Providence, Enoch Adeboye became the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian church of God, Under the leadership, the church has experienced phenomenal growth from 40 small parishes which were located only in the south-western Nigeria to well over 20,000 parishes in 110 nations. Pastor Adeboye is also the host of the annual Holy Ghost Congress which attracts over 7 million worshippers from all the continents of the world and has reputed as the largest gathering of human beings in history. Enoch Adeboye has been noted as the worlds 49th most influential person by the prestigious American magazine, Newsweek. In the midst of all these accolades, it is amazing how Enoch Adeboye has remained wrapped up in the cloak of humility, refusing to accord the glory to himself. This masterpiece also uncovers interesting details such as his life outside the pulpit, his role as a husband and a father, his likes and dislike and what he does to unwind. it is a soul gripping testimony that will challenge you to dream, to dare and to do. Customer Review You need to read this book about this great giant of the faith, remember fasting is no subtitute for reading. Dayo Israel I couldn’t put this book down once I started reading it, easy to read and captivity true life story of a great leader. This book will challenge you not to give up on your dreams. Pastor Ola Ewedemi We shall direct you where you can purchase this book online, specifically in UK. We charge a reference fee of $10 or its equivalent. PAY TO ACCT. NAME; Jeff Nkwocha LIBERTY RESERVE ACCT. NO U4993844 YOU CAN ALSO CHOOSE ANY OTHER METHOD OF PAYMENT. Contact; konsult101@yahoo.com +234 08030485016

When do you pray?

When do you pray?
updated: Sunday 25-10-2009
WE were once preparing for the convention, so I went out on inspccurn. 1 got home so tired that I just called my wife and children for a few sentences of prayer.One of them looked at me wondering why the prayer was so different that night. I just used my authority as a father and husband to make everybody comply. We hardly finished praying before I fell on my bed without removing my clothes. Fifteen minutes into my sleep, my wife ran into the room to wake me up. I wondered why she had to wake me up. I wondered why she had to wake me up, knowing that I was very tired. She then broke the news one of the people who volunteered to work in preparation for the convention had just died, while working. To make the matter worse, the person came from my village.I didn’t remember tiredness when I sprang out of the bed and ran to where this dead lady was. I began to pray) the kind of prayer I didn’t bargain for I bound 1 loosed I prayed in tongues. I prayed in my understanding. I quoted the scriptures. After one hour, God spoke to me. He said He thought I was tired. I ..... up with a new spirit and said Lord I wasn’t tired at all. He told me that I should send away the prayer warriors that had gathered to pray with me to raise this dead woman because He wanted to talk with me alone. So I asked all the other people to go to bed. As God kept talking with me, this woman woke up from the dead as if she merely fell asleep.“And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me. Ps. 50 v 15.The master key of prayer will penetrate territories of death to bring back to life every dead thing in your life. This key will turn your troubles around so much that your sorrow will become joy, your crying will become singing, your worries will become peace, your lack will become abundance, your little will become much and your tears will become laughter.Instances That Demand Prayer.1. Pray when God reveals His will and plans to you.“For thou, a LORD of hosts, God of Israel, hast revealed to thy servant, saying, I will build thee an house: therefore hath thy servant found in his heart to pray this prayer unto thee.” 2Sam.7 v 272. Pray when the righteous arc few among God’s children.“It may be the LORD thy God will hear all the words of Rahshakeh, whom the king of Assyria his master hath sent to reproach the living God; and will reprove the words which the LORD thy God hath heard: wherefore lift up thy prayer for the remnant that are left,” 2Kgs. 19 v 43. Pray when God’s people sin against Him.“Then hear thou from the heavens, even from thy dwelling place, their prayer and their supplications, and maintain their cause, and forgive thy people which have sinned against thee.” 2 Chr. 6 v 39.

When you seek God (II)by Pastor E.A. ADEBOYE

When you seek God (II)by Pastor E.A. ADEBOYE
updated: Sunday 30-08-2009

The Impotent Man: This man had thirty-eight years of sickness, sorrow and loneliness. Everybody had already abandoned him. His testimony was that he had no helper. But the Lord looked for him, found him and his sickness was taken away at once. He had a new beginning and his past became history. God is looking for you.

“And a certain man was there, which had an infirmity thirty and eight years. Jesus saith unto him, Rise, take up thy bed, and walk.” Jn. 5 v 5, 8

Abraham: God looked for Abraham. His background was full of idolatory. The Almighty God broke through the powers of his fetish background to make a friend out of him. Your background is not a problem to God. He is looking for you. Abraham became the father of faith and of many nations.

“And the LORD appeared unto Abraham, and said, Unto thy seed will I give this land: and there builded be an altar unto the LORD, who appeared unto him.” Gen. 12 v 7.

David: There is no doubt that God did everything possible to look for David. His own case was that God needed him to replace king Saul. He found him and David was anointed to become king. Of all the relationships God ever had with men, only David was described as a man after God’s heart. God will find you out to replace men and women in other to carry out His plan.

“And the LORD said unto Samuel, How long will thou mourn for Saul, seeing I have rejected him from reigning over Israel? fill thine horn with oil, and go, I will send thee to Jesse the Bethlehemite: for I have provided me a king among his sons. And Samuel said unto Jesse, Are here all thy children? And he said, There remaineth yet the youngest, chid, behold, he keepeth the sheep. And Samuel said unto Jesse, send and fetch him: for we will not sit down till he come hither. And he sent, and brought him in. Now he was ruddy, and withal of a beautified countenance, and goodly to look to. And the LORD said, Arise, anoint him: for this is he. Then Samuel took the horn of oil, and anointed him in the midst of his brethren: and the Spirit of the LORD came upon David from that day forward. So Samuel rose up, and went to Ramah, “ 1 Sam. 16 v 1, 11-13.



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DADDY G.O. SERMONS

Marriage and the power of unity
Posted in Pastor Enoch Adeboye by babalobi on July 13, 2009


By

Pastor Adeboye



Memorize: Two are better than one; because

they have a good reward for their labour.(Eccl 4:9)

Read 2King 5:1-4

I once visited a friend. He was very wealth. At breakfast time, it took him about 30minute to decide what to eat because of the varieties of delicacies before him. After placing his order , the cook turned to ask me what I would take. I asked for bread, eggs and all the choice delicacies on the table.

Most people eat what is available- or what they can afford, while a few are confused as to what to eat since they have a variety on their table. In the Name of Jesus, this year, the Lord is moving you from eating what is available to eating what is desirable. It is one thing to have money and another thing to enjoy it.

Some people do not know how to enjoy their wealth. It is strangers that help them to spend it. That shall not be your portion in Jesus Name.

“Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as they soul prospereth” (3 John 2).

God wants you to prosper. Irrespective of your little beginning, God wants you to prosper as long as you are prepared to walk with Him.

Ecclesiastes 4:9 says, “Two are better than one because they have a good reward for their labour”. This is one reason I regard servant. Your house boy not your servant but your burden bearer. If you know how to take good care of them, they could become the link to your breakthrough.

If you asked Naaman the captain if the Syrian army, he would tell you better. It was a little captive ‘Slave’ girl that linked him with this miracle healing. You can never tell the angel that is living in your house.

While we were in the old auditorium, during the Holy Ghost services, at the time of laying on of hands, I would have do it all alone. We were fewer. Just imagine how I could have cope now that the Lord is increasing us! Today, I have helpers. It is the duty if your helpers to prevent you from prematurely.

You will not be able to enjoy the gift from heaven and the fatness of the earth. Many blessing that God wants to give you will be channeled through people. Your helpers. One way of being prospered therefore is by accessing the helper in the hands of your helpers.

This year, the Lord will cause your helpers to help you. However, do not look down on anyone particularly those of low estate.



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Most Powerful Preacher in the World

50 Most Powerful People in the World

By Lisa Miller | NEWSWEEK


49: E. A. Adeboye

You may never have heard of E. A. Adeboye, but the pastor of The Redeemed Christian Church of God is one of the most successful preachers in the world. He boasts that his church has outposts in 110 countries. He has 14,000 branches—claiming 5 million members—in his home country of Nigeria alone. There are 360 RCCG churches in Britain, and about the same number in U.S. cities like Chicago, Dallas, and Tallahassee, Fla. Adeboye says he has sent missionaries to China and such Islamic countries as Pakistan and Malaysia. His aspirations are outsize. He wants to save souls, and he wants to do so by planting churches the way Starbucks used to build coffee shops: everywhere.

"In the developing world we say we want churches to be within five minutes' walk of every person," he tells NEWSWEEK. "In the developed world, we say five minutes of driving." Such a goal may seem outlandish, but Adeboye is a Pentecostal preacher: he believes in miracles. And Pentecostalism is the biggest, fastest-growing Christian movement since the Reformation.

One of the strangest images from the 2008 campaign was the YouTube clip of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin in church, head bowed, palms turned up toward heaven, standing silently as Thomas Muthee, a Pentecostal preacher from Kenya, prayed for her freedom from witchcraft. The clip (and a NEWSWEEK article about it) triggered its own little culture skirmish, with secular observers calling Palin a "wack job" and conservative Christians responding "There's nothing wrong with her church!!!" Few commentators on either side noted how normal that scene was to hundreds of millions of Christians around the globe.

The world now has about 600 million Pentecostals, the largest group of Christians after Roman Catholics. In Asia, the number of Pentecostals has grown from about 10 million to 166 million since 1970, according to the Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. In Latin America, Pentecostals have expanded from 13 million to 151 million; in North America, from 19 million to 77 million; and in Africa, from 18 million to 156 million. By 2050 most of Africa will be Christian, estimates Grant Wacker, professor of Christian history at Duke University—and most of those Christians will be Pentecostals.

Modern Pentecostalism was born in America in the early 20th century, when a former Methodist minister named Charles Parham began teaching that Christians who were filled with the Holy Spirit could, like the disciples of Jesus, speak in tongues. (The sound, for those who have not heard it, is extraordinary: like crooning or keening or jibber jabber.) From the start, the faith appealed across ethnic lines to the poor and the marginalized. Its lack of denominational structure meant "you didn't have to have a highly trained and educated clergy with a long graduate education," says Vinson Synan, dean emeritus of the divinity school at Regent University. "Common people [were] pastoring common people." Televangelist healers like Oral Roberts helped keep the movement growing.

Pentecostals believe that the Holy Spirit is always at work in the world and that certain people possess its gifts: speaking in tongues, the healing touch, the power to cast out demons and witches. An emphasis on prosperity and healing attracts converts without savings accounts or health insurance. The emphasis on Biblical inerrancy and on rigid social rules—no drinking, no smoking, no premarital sex—offers structure for people whose lives have been devastated by addiction or illness. In places like Africa (and indeed, like Palin's Alaska at the turn of the last century), Pentecostalism finds fertile ground among adherents of native religions who already believe the world is alive with spirits.

By Pentecostal standards, Adeboye is mainstream. Formerly a mathematics instructor at the University of Lagos, he began working at RCCG translating the previous pastor's sermons from Yoruba to English. He took over the congregation in 1981. His success, he says, is rooted in his message. "Pentecostals have such an impact because they talk of the here and now, not just the by and by, he says. "We pray for the sick, but we pray for their prosperity, for their overcoming of evil forces and so on. While we have to worry about heaven, there are some things God could do for us in the here and now." At a recent revival meeting in London, Adeboye and his ministers preached 12 hours straight to a crowd of 30,000. At the altar call, hundreds of people rushed toward the stage from every corner of the arena, visibly filled with euphoria. They call their pastor "Daddy."

Behind Adeboye's extraordinary success is his reputation for honesty. While other Pentecostal pastors (including some Nigerians) have been accused of financial misdeeds or faking supernatural powers, Adeboye remains above the fray. Nigerian government leaders seek his input on pressing social issues. He recently made a public-service announcement condemning discrimination against people with HIV. He distributes his message globally through Facebook and MySpace, a self-published magazine called "The Mandate," and a digital-cable channel called Open Heavens TV. His appearance is straitlaced: he always wears a pinstriped suit, a gleaming white shirt and a bow tie.

Adeboye experienced a miracle recently on a long and dangerous stretch of highway near Lagos, he says. His car was out of gas, and the gas stations were empty. Then God spoke to him, clearly, and said to keep driving. Adeboye drove 200 miles on empty. Could his gas gauge have been broken? No, he insists, God intervened "because of the need … in a crisis." Adeboye knows well what some in the West have forgotten: in today's world, everyone needs a Daddy.

Pastor A.E.Adeboye a living legends

Adeboye, Kanu, Ojukwu, Gani, Soyinka win living legend poll
Headlines Jun 17, 2009 By Kayode Matthew
LAGOS — THE search for Nigeria’s 5 greatest living legends, initiated by Vanguard Media Limited and Silverbird Group, ended yesterday as five winners out of 20 nominees were announced in Lagos.

The winners who emerged after the collation of results of votes cast by Nigerians through text messages are Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye; Nwankwo Kanu; Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu; Chief Gani Fawehinmi and Professor Wole Soyinka.


The winners who emerged after the collation of results of votes cast by Nigerians through text messages are Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye; Nwankwo Kanu; Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu; Chief Gani Fawehinmi and Professor Wole Soyinka.
Pastor Enoch Adeboye, who is the General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God scored the highest number of votes with 30.8 per cent of the total votes cast followed by the current captain of the National football team, Nwankwo Kanu with 10.4 per cent of the votes. Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu polled 8.9 per cent of the votes to come third, Chief Gani Fawehinmi emerged the fourth winner with 7.6 per cent votes while Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka came fifth with 6.2 per cent.

The other 15 nominees and their votes are Professor Dora Akunyili 5.6 per cent; General Yakubu Gowon 4.7 per cent; General Olusegun Obasanjo 4.5 per cent; Anthony Cardinal Okogie 4.4 per cent; Chief Anthony Enahoro 3.2 per cent; King Sunny Ade 2.6 per cent; Professor Chinua Achebe 1.3 per cent; Phillip Emegwali 1.3 per cent; Alhaji Aliko Dangote 1.3 per cent and Professor Pat Utomi 1.0 per cent.

Others are Mallam Balarabe Musa 0.8 per cent; Chief David Dafinone 0.7 per cent; Chief Akintola Williams 0.6 per cent and Hakeem Olajuwon 0.5 per cent.

The criteria for nomination was based on selfless service; enduring achievements; sincerity of purpose; resilience; patriotism; uprightness; respectability and incorruptibility.

According to Vanguard and Silverbird, the project was borne out of the fact that “for too long in Nigeria, so much emphasis has been placed on materialism and wealth, which in turn has led to the get rich quick syndrome and the erroneous praise of visibly corrupt and irresponsible individuals, a situation that has led to undeserving and unworthy people being bestowed with National Awards while the real heroes of our time, who have contributed selflessly to the upliftment and development of our fatherland have had their achievements gone unnoticed because of the present day celebration of mediocrity and corruption”.

An award ceremony for the winners will hold on a date to be announced by the organisers.

At the press conference held at the premises of the Silverbird Group to announce the winners were the General Manager of Silverbird Galleria, Mrs Naomi Iwugo, Mr Jacob Akinyemi Johnson of Silverbird, Mr Ikeddy Isiguzo, Vanguard Editorial Board Chairman and Mr Victor Omoregie, Corporate Affairs Manager of Vanguard Media