Another Divine Encounter to access one's identity in Christ

The Divine Ministry church shut down for the 2^th edition of its Divine Meetings for the year 2024. The gathering, held on July 27 in the 1^st district of the city of Douala, was placed under the theme: "the race of Christ".

The divine meeting saw the participation of several sons and daughters of God from the said ministry and families represented from all corners of the country. For 5 hours, the participants were edified on the question of Christian identity. The speaker led the faithful to understand that the identity of the Christian refers to Christ and not to Adam, the ancient man. According to him, the body of Christ is going through a period of great identity crisis. "Christians confuse everything today. They believe they belong to the 1st race, that of Adam rather than that of Christ the new creature. It is very important for the Christian to understand that he is of the race of Christ in whom we were created," explains Samuel EPOUPA, visionary of the Divine Ministry.

The race of Christ is therefore that which has the nature of Christ, of the son of God and which therefore is no longer a victim of the terrors of the enemy including diseases and demonic possessions among others. "As long as we have not understood this, we will always find ourselves undergoing prayers for deliverance, seeking healing and having problems of all kinds, yet Jesus, whose descendant we are, did not suffer from them..." reiterates Samuel EPOUPA, organizer of the meeting.

The 2^th edition of the Divine Meetings also gave the opportunity to around ten ministers to the gospel to be presented and ordained to  God. Their mission will be to spread the good news of the gospel, maintain loyalty and faithfulness, extend the vision and establish edification stations in the world. "I give thanks to God for these moments. It is so moving to experience them. In my new mission as an ordained Pastor; I believe that I must redouble my ardor at work for the propagation of the gospel, knowing that I now have accountability to the Lord himself" declares Pastor Romain DEFFEU TEUPO, newly ordained.

This other edition ended on a note of satisfaction. All eyes are now fixed on the next meeting.

For Camfaith, Manuella Bimaï