Liberate the majority and help break down family altars

The International Church of Christ completed its great evangelization crusade on June 2. The London-based ministry was keen to participate in winning many souls through the preaching of the word of God under the theme "breaking the altars of families".

The great evangelistic crusade organized by the International Church of Christ has entered the annals. In progress for 3 days, the Lord's sheep were edified by the theme that brought them together: "breaking the family altars". The event was held at the Soppo Priso stadium in Bonapriso in the 5th arrondissement of the city of Douala. More than a hundred listeners received special keys linked to the history of the altars, the reason for their presence, their impact on lives and how to get rid of them. In his message for the occasion, the main speaker, Bishop Jean James Nkoudou stressed that the demonic altar is the meeting place of the forces of darkness. This is the very place where evil activities are carried out against lives, businesses, families and destinies. However, God's will for his children is not to see them suffer, locked up in the prisons erected by their ancestors before many were even born. "But Christ came so that his sheep might have life, that they might be freed from oppression and that they might walk in newness of life. I had to convey this message to the people of God. We saw people who saw the hand of God" informs the host of the meeting.

Moreover, there are several forms of altars, including oral, written, physical, collective and the individual, among others. Deliverance already starts from the awareness of the presence of an altar not built by God. Reversing it requires consideration of the location of the altar, the mark of the altar, the wish of the altar, the quality and form of the offering, the covenant and many others. "I believe that the message has gotten through, many have received it well. We felt it during prayer. The Lord has freed the majority, we still see them lying there. My wish is that they can continue this work in prayer" adds Bishop Jean James Nkoudou, organizer of the crusade.

After the deliverance, the participants were led in strategies for building a new altar to God. "You must build an altar to the Lord to renew your personal covenant with God so that your heart will be the basis on which everything you do from now on will be approved and blessed by God."

The evangelistic crusade ended with great success. More than 5 people who have made the choice to abandon themselves to Christ.

For Camfaith, Manuella Mbango