The senior pastor of Praise Community Church, Rev. George Amoako-Nimako has described the divergence in political prophecies towards the 2020 General Elections as “a football game where players kick the ball any how thereby cheapening the gift of prophecy and making believers doubt authenticity of real and credible ones”
The man of God says this is not in line with the real concept of Christianity.
The leader of the Adenta SSNIT Flats based Church opined that, prophecies are the mind of God concerning various issues and situations in society.
“In the book of Daniel it’s revealed the amount of interest God has in the affairs of man and it’s Incumbent we add some value to these prophecies” he told our reporter.
According to him, the kind of personalities associated with these prophecies and the approaches they engage leaves much to be desired.
Rev. Amoako- Nimako in an interview with the media in Adentan, explains the message God has placed on his heart for the church and the nation for the year 2020″ The message of God to the nation is to have faith in him, because his words says that for without faith it is impossible to please God and that whoever comes to God must believe he exists and he is a rewarder of persons who diligently seek him” he said and added that “God wants Ghana and it’s people whom he described as believers to have faith in Him this year and also to trust that as they walk with Him He is a faithful and a covenant keeping God and would prove same to His Glory”.
On political violence and vigilantism, the Man of God indicated that political violence and vigilantism is a bad trend that must not be entertained.
According to him, Democracy is about Electoral process which includes voting and that, the youth must channel their energies into ensuring the guarantee of peaceful Elections.
“Let us understand what the political parties talk about and make choices…..we must chose our leaders in a non violent atmosphere and same have at the back of our minds that we have only one Ghana” he said in his own words.
Rev. George Amoako-Nimako concluded with a call on Ghanaians to keep trusting in God and that the same God who led Ghana peacefully through all past elections will make the 2020 elections peaceful.
Source: Derek Botsyoe
