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By Chioma Obinagwam

There is need to be consistent in doing good because there is reward for it.

These is the submission of Senior Pastor of God of Saints church, Pastor Steve Nnachi on Sunday.

Taking his text from the book Revelation 14:13 in the bible, he said, “He said when they resurrect, their good works will follow them.

I know a family that their father was evil, when he died, after they had buried him, evil started following them.”

Pastor Nnachi enjoined those involved in evil to desist from it.

“My brother, my sister if you have been evil and been a wicked person, I advise you to resign from evil. You cannot hide it from God. Run away from wickedness,” he added.

Confiance News gathered in line with the book of Revelation 20:12 in the scriptures, he said: “Whatever you’re doing in this life, know it that a book will be opened for you. If you look at what you’re doing and it’s not helping people, leave it.”

Reading from the book of Galatians 6:7, Pastor Nnachi said, “Whatever you sow is what you will reap.”

“Don’t plan evil against people that did not offend you. When you begin to do good, people who are not doing good will hate you. If you’re a good person, put something in your ears and continue to do good. God will reward you, He is the one that has the power to reward you,” he advised.

 

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