Well, as expected, Alfred Williams's prophecy about a great revival in or starting in 2011 turned out to be completely false, both in the UK and in Nigeria. ( My post of Monday, 28 March 2011 refers.) We were told to expect "a revival as we have never been seen before". In fact we never saw a revival at all. We did see terrible lawlessness on the streets of England. Wales was mercifully spared such anarchy and disorder. We saw parts of London in flames, looking like a war zone. The fires and flames of a Christian revival failed to materialize.
Nigeria needs our prayers as we intercede for those who suffer as a result of Islamic terrorism. Boko Haram extremists have claimed responsibility, or rather irresponsibility, for the bombings which have caused the deaths of over 30 people in churches on Christmas Day.
I think some humility is called for by Apostle Alfred Williams and his supporters who boasted about their special knowledge and prophecies. We should all show humility as we walk humbly with God, do justice and love mercy, the loving kindness of God - according to Micah 6:8.
1 Corinthians 13:9 should make us wary and keep us cautious.
Nigeria needs our prayers as we intercede for those who suffer as a result of Islamic terrorism. Boko Haram extremists have claimed responsibility, or rather irresponsibility, for the bombings which have caused the deaths of over 30 people in churches on Christmas Day.
I think some humility is called for by Apostle Alfred Williams and his supporters who boasted about their special knowledge and prophecies. We should all show humility as we walk humbly with God, do justice and love mercy, the loving kindness of God - according to Micah 6:8.
1 Corinthians 13:9 should make us wary and keep us cautious.
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I wonder what followers of this preacher are doing to help people in Northern Nigeria. I'm reliably informed that preachers don't go there but avoid it. Northern Nigeria needs the Gospel message, and not pseudo revivalism or miserable ministry.
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