GOD DOES NOT BUILD YOUR FUTURE

GOD DOES NOT BUILD YOUR FUTURE - ICGC Pastor

Rev. Samuel Nyarko has informed Christians that God does not build their future for them. "God does not build your future, he gives instructions on how it must be built," he said.

Rev. Samuel Nyarko

Speaking during one of his Teaching Services on Tuesday, the Head Pastor of the ICGC Faith and Miracle Temple, Teshie Camp 2 Assembly, reiterated that, "You construct your own future; anything you become in this life is your making and not God's. If you don't build anything for the future, you won't have anything but be stuck at where you are."

He advised Christians to desist from the habit of waiting on God and pastors to build their future for them and rather take responsibility for their lives and work earnestly at their future. "Don't leave your future to what your Pastor tells you alone; study the Bible for yourself and apply what you learn." "What your pastor preaches to you is just an addition of what you learn. Read the Bible and other encouraging and useful books as well," he added. Rev. Nyarko further said that "Your responses to events of life is the number of scriptures you have invested in yourself for it is the scriptures you use to overcome the challenges of life."

Teaching on "How to Become a Healthy Christian", the renowned and influential ICGC Pastor established the following points and buttressed them with quotations from Genesis 32:10, Isaiah 54:17, 1 Kings 2:1-4 and many more.

Be addicted to prayer

Be addicted to daily reading of the word

Be addicted to the daily application of the word

The ICGC Faith & Miracle Temple, Teshie Camp 2 Assembly, holds Teaching Services and Prayer Meetings on Tuesday and Fridays respectively at 6:30 p.m. and the main Church Service on Sundays at 7 a.m. The Church can be followed on all social media platforms at icgcfmt.

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