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Zion Miracle Worship Centre inaugurates Berekum Outstation

A day power packed revival has been held by the Zion Miracle Worship Centre (Z.M.W.C.) to inaugurate the Berekum branch of the Church within its vicinity at Jamdede in the Berekum Municipality of the Brong Ahafo Region.

Date Created : 3/12/2018 8:09:19 AM : Story Author : Pius Agyemang/Ghanadistricts.com

The inauguration ceremony to usher in a new branch, first of its kind since the inception of the mother church four years ago, coincided with miraculous deliverance, prayers and teachings with the theme: "Silence the accused Voices", quoted from Psalm 8:2 following.

Delivering the sermon at the inaugural function Friday, Prophet Stephen K. Adom, Founder and General Overseer of the Z.M.W.C., reminded the congregants that the LORD's original purpose to be fulfilled in the life of mankind was to lead happy and peaceful life devoid of afflictions, perplexity, anxiety, exasperations and dejections.

He added that the evil one, tagged the accuser, is the one who is used to enticing man to commit crime and to also bring sorrow, hardship and destruction, for all that he enjoys best is to steal, destroy and to kill.

The Founder intimated that to resist the accuser by shutting his evil mouth, mankind is obliged to lead upright lifestyle, shun evil thoughts, have firm belief in Christ Jesus, do charity, fast and pray. All these, he said, would spark fire on the devil to flee from the godly person.

Prophet K. Adom called on Christians to guard against evil utterances, bridle their tongues and open their mouths to utter kind words and to praise, exalt and adore our maker.

On his part, Pastor Yaw Osafo Asante, Associate Pastor of the Church, who recounted that the Church was based on sound prophetic revelation of the LORD, urged the followers to believe in prophecy whilst proving all spirits to ascertain the impeccable one and follow it in grand style.

He advised the up and coming Ministers of the Gospel not to be overly sensitive, but to be ready to subject themselves to leadership, superior authority, just as Prophets Samuel and Elisha, likewise the twelve disciples, submitted themselves to the able leadership of Eli, Elijah and our LORD Jesus Christ.