Cleric advises Nigerians to show gratitude to God in spite of economic woes
Pastor Korede Komaiya, the Presiding Pastor of The Master’s Place International Church in Warri, has urged Deltans and Nigerians to maintain an attitude of gratitude towards God amid challenging economic conditions.
He emphasized the importance of being thankful in all circumstances, encouraging his congregation to recognize and appreciate the blessings they have, regardless of difficulties faced.
His teachings focus on fostering a spirit of gratitude as a means to navigate life’s challenges and inspire hope within the State and Nation at large.
Pastor Komaiya gave the charge in his sermon at the maiden Delta Praise Fest 2024 held at the Cenotaph, Asaba, Delta State Capital on Friday night.
The Warri-based cleric, in his sermon titled, “Forget not”, Pastor Komaiya, said it was in the nature of man to forget.
He said the Bible was a book of remembrance, adding that; “God enjoins mankind not to forget His good works in our lives.
“The grateful can’t fail but the ungrateful can’t succeed; those who forget complain and murmur, and an ungrateful person is Satan personified.
“All you need to experience the devil is to be ungrateful because the ungrateful can’t see the good things being done by God, while life consistently gets better for the grateful.
“No matter the economic situation in the country, no land is hard for the grateful”.
The Praise Fest was attended by Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and his wife, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, his Deputy, Sir Monday Onyeme, Member representing Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency, Hon. Ngozi Okolie, the Deputy Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Arthur Akpowowo, and other top government functionaries.
Ace gospel ministers, Dunsin Oyekan, Lillian Nneji, Mr M & Revelation, Tony Richie, Nkechi Chukwura, among others, ministered at the Praise Fest organised by the Living Faith Church, Asaba.
