Day: July 8, 2025

“No Insult Can Provoke My Anger,” Says Pastor Enoch Adeboye

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Enoch Adeboye, the senior pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, has stated that he is not irritated by insults. The pastor claims that although he has been insulted by a number of people, he will not be provoked to rage. Additionally, he cautioned his members against being upset because it is a “temporary madness” that has the power to ruin lives. “Anger is temporary madness. You don’t want to be mad. Some people will do some things that will cause you to be angry, but don’t fall into…

Victory Christian Center Ministers Hope to 700 Inmates with Worship and Baptism

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At the John H. Lilley Correctional Center in Boley, Oklahoma, Victory Christian Center, under the direction of Pastor Paul Daugherty, has planned an unprecedented prison outreach program. With amazing results, more than 700 prisoners and staff members came together to worship and hear the gospel. After the ceremony, the church posted on Instagram, saying, “Today was a blessing beyond words.” “We were welcomed into an Oklahoma men’s prison to share the hope of Jesus! God moved powerfully through salvations, baptisms, and life-changing moments of connection. His LOVE truly knows no…

Lawrence Oyor Partners with Sony Music Publishing Nigeria

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Lawrence Oyor, the senior pastor of the Davidic Generation Church, has a contract with Sony Music Publishing Nigeria. In addition to being a preacher, Pastor Lawrence Oyor is well-known for fusing African rhythms, modern Christian music, and prophetic worship. Through this collaboration, Pastor Lawrence Oyor will be able to reach a wider audience and use his music to even more effectively spread his message of faith, hope, and redemption. In an Instagram post, the international music publisher announced the news. “We’re delighted to announce that the anointed Lawrence Oyor has…

27 Girls and Counselors Die in Tragic Texas Camp Flood

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On July 4, 2025, a terrible flash flood struck Camp Mystic, a 99-year-old Christian girls’ summer camp in the Texas Hill Country, killing 27 girls and counselors. The camp, situated in Kerr County beside the Guadalupe River, was taken aback by how quickly the river’s waters rose—in only forty-five minutes, they rose 26 to 29 feet. When the tragedy occurred, at than 750 girls, ages 7 to 17, as well as staff were there. It was also stated that nearly 20 girls were reported missing, however the number was ultimately…