The founder and presiding Bishop of the United Denominations Originating from the Lighthouse Group of Churches (UD-OLGC), Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, has revealed why he invited the Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche to Accra Ghana for the How I came to Be Anointed Crusade.
Pastor Enenche and his wife, Dr. Mrs Becky Enenche are currently in the former Gold Coast for the crusade.
Speaking before bringing the Dunamis Pastor on stage, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills said he invited the Nigerian preacher for two reason.
His words, “Today we have a great man of God, who has come all the way from Abuja, Nigeria to Accra, Ghana. I invited Pastor Paul Enenche to Ghana for two reasons.
“The first reason is what the Bible records in John 10:38, if I do not the works of my Father, believe me not, but if I do them, believe the works. This man has built the largest Church in the whole world, the Church sits over 100,000 people in one hall. Now, some of us are struggling to have 42 people in one room. I don’t believe in listening to people who just talk. But like Jesus said, the works. So, the works speak for themselves. He has already preached by even doing the great work that he has done. To me he has already preached. And Jesus told us how to know people, He said you shall know them by their fruits.
“The second reason is because of his relationship with Bishop Oyedepo, the first time I saw him (Pastor Paul Enenche), it was when he was defending, fighting and cursing some people who were trying to insult Bishop Oyedepo, he warned them seriously and I said this is the type of person that I like.
“Someone who can stand up for his father and say the right things, because Bishop Oyedepo is a precious person to me and I believe to the Body of Christ, because he has also built the largest Church in the world and he is an example to many of us who are enjoying him and enjoying his wonderful ministry. So, the fact that he is one of the closest people to Bishop Oyedepo makes him very attractive to me. Even if I can’t get Bishop Oyedepo and I can get him, I know what I’m doing.
“I know Bishop Oyedepo was supposed to come here before the pandemic but somehow it couldn’t be arranged, but I’m so glad today.”
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