“God Called Us, God Sustained Us”: Chosen Pastor Speaks on 22 Years of Ministry
- The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement celebrated 22 years with a thanksgiving service at its Lagos headquarters
- Pastor Lazarus Muoka praised God’s faithfulness, recounting challenges and highlighting the church’s growth and global impact
- The event featured testimonies, praise sessions, and donations to support the church’s evangelical mission
The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, popularly known as Chosen, celebrated its 22nd anniversary on Thursday with a heartfelt thanksgiving service at its headquarters in Ijesha, Lagos.
Pastor Lazarus Muoka, the church’s founder, spoke passionately during the service, sharing his reflections on the journey of the ministry. He expressed deep gratitude, stating, “God has not failed the church in the past 22 years of its inception.”
The Chosen church trended for the most part of 2024due to the founder’s claims of miraculous happenings. Image: @tlccrmSource: Twitter
The atmosphere was vibrant, with worshippers engaging in praise sessions, testimonies of deliverance, and gift presentations. Financial donations were also made to support the church’s evangelism efforts, underscoring the congregation’s commitment to spreading its message further.
Lord’s Chosen founder recounts humble beginnings
Pastor Muoka recounted the challenges the church has faced since its humble beginnings in Ilasamaja, Lagos, acknowledging moments when adversity threatened its existence.
However, he emphasized the church’s resilience and the unwavering support from God.
He said:
“There were times sundry challenges nearly swallowed the church, but God, who has remained our refuge and Ebenezer, controlled the situations and empowered the congregation.”
Lord’s Chosen pastor recounts miraculous year
The Chosen church has become a significant force in Nigeria’s religious landscape, drawing attention throughout 2024 for its energetic evangelical activities and the devotion of its members.
Pastor Muoka highlighted the “uncommon miracles and testimonies” experienced by the congregation as evidence of God’s covenant with the ministry.
As the church looks to the future, Muoka expressed optimism about its continued growth. “God has confirmed to the world that He called us and instituted the ministry Himself. The church will expand further,” he said confidently.
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TheTalk.NG earlier reported that the social media activist spurred concerns online as he spoke on the worst that could possibly happen to him amid Bobrisky’s EFCC case.
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Source: TheTalk.NG
