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The Holy Spirit Moves 8

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom! Great day to you friend. I hope you are gaining from this on going sharing about the work of the Holy Spirit in my ministry over the years. In a few weeks' time my book Understanding Opportunity will be out. The structure has been in place for a few years. I will now fill it up for publication. Look out for it. It's gonna add to you.

The Bible says, "For the kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost" (Romans 14: 17). Over the years in my meetings people have encountered Holy Spirit joy, and have broken out laughing and dancing! It's been quite a refreshing thing for everyone. But really people have encountered a lot more than those aforementioned.

In my first meeting with the CCIC D-Line Centre, among other things that the Holy Spirit did, His power came upon a dear sister, and she struggled to get into her car after the service, trying to go home, but couldn't move it for over an hour. When she returned home she wasn't totally herself untill much later when God's presence on her seem to dissipate. I have never seen a happier woman! A month prior to this meeting, I was at the CCIC Eastern Region Headquaters and the glory of God filled the place so much so that from different parts of the auditorium people were falling under the power of God. It was so much that the church workers were kept busy catching people! The Holy Spirit was so much on another sister that she began to prophesy, struggling to walk and trembling under the power of God!

The Bible says, "Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power" (Psalms 110: 3). When God manifests His power and glory in any place, His people will always be willing to serve Him and lead dedicated lives unto Him. See you next time. God bless.
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