Jos Cleric Maseke, engages celebrities, Nedu, Okocha to win souls for Christ
Nigeria
Leave the occult, serve God wholeheartedly, a popular pastor in Jos Prophet Maseke Daniels of the Grace Dimensions Ministry, preaches at crusade tagged Bring Me the Bad Ones, emphasizing the love of God for the lost souls.
To ensure the message sinks to the audience especially youths, Maseke launched out to celebrities, engaging popular on-air personality and comedian, Chinedu Emmanuel Ani, popularly known as Nedu Wazobia and Nollywood actor, Charles Okocha, aka Igwe 2Pac, among others.
Jesus did not come for the righteous but for the unrighteous to be saved, the Maseke said while admonishing the crowd to accept Jesus Christ, just the way they are.
“God will change you by Himself. It is a gradual process. He came for the lost souls”, he said.
However, miracles flowed, Souls got born again. And attendees resolved to live righteous lives.
The experience will remain in memory for eternity, Nedu said while answering questions from our correspondent.
He said he is a shining example that one can serve God irrespective of status and fame, informing that without God man is nothing.
He discouraged the use of drugs amongst youths, saying that constant prayers and dedication to God will always get anyone to stardom.
Also speaking, Okocha lauded the Prophet for his style of evangelism, re-echoing the need to reach out to the lost, adhering to Jesus’ instructions of loving the sinner and hating the sin.
He said the situation in the country calls for total surrender to the will of God, calling on his large fans to shun all forms of vices.
Earlier, Maseke admonished Nigerians to seek and serve God wholeheartedly, without recourse to cultic means.
He said the freedom of worship in Nigeria should not be a licence for citizens to indulge in vain worship and corruption which hinder the flow of God’s blessings and take the country backward, he said.
On Sunday to crown the much publicised two-day programme, Maseke as usual gave out Grinding Machines, Motorbikes and Tricycles to deserving members of the Church aimed at empowering them financially to deepen the work of God.
Our correspondent reports that the crusade left positive indelible marks in the lives and families of all worshippers.
Maseke told the crowd that the grace of God is behind the strength of his service to humanity.
