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Pastor Tunji Adeyinka of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Solid Rock parish. Photo credit: Facebook.
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By Chioma Obinagwam

Although the hardship in Nigeria may be biting hard, we should not fail to understand that we are God’s choicest investment.

That was the submission of the Senior Pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Solidrock Parish, Pastor Tunji Adeyinka.

 

Amid cheery wishes to women the world over in commemoration of Mother’s Day, he Lauded women’s impressive roles in keeping the homes and developing the society.

 

Taking his text from the book of 2 Chronicles 16:9, he noted that eyes of God goes to and fro the entire earth and is in charge of the situation.

 

“God has asked me to bring to you the message of assurance. If God’s eyes goes to and fro the whole earth, imagine how big those eyes would be.
God wants you to understand fully that He is fully on your case,” he stated.

Speaking of God’s mercy, he stated that His mercy was sufficient to reverse the curse placed on Reuben by his father Jacob.

 

The Senior Pastor said, “In the book of Genesis 49:1-3 Jacob cursed Reuben and from this day onwards, Reuben carried this burden until Deuteronomy 33:6 but Moses reversed it. If the curse was justified, there is another justification to it.

 

That is another character of God— ‘merciful God’.
The word of God has written a ‘prerogative of mercy’.

 

If an earthly governor can issue a ‘prerogative of mercy’ how much more our heavenly father.”

 

He pointed that our destiny is not tied to the value of the dollar.

 

“You will determine the value of the dollar.
You’re not a victim. Your children are not victims.
When you are feeling that you are not honourable, He calls you honourable.
When you are feeling that you are not worthy to be invested in, God is investing in you,” he continued.

 

He noted that life has different seasons and that no season is permanent.

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