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Oyakhilome declares 2017 Year of flourishing
Founder of Believers Loveworld International Incorporated AKA Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has declared 2017 as the year of flourishing.
He pointed out that 2017 would be a year of flourishing for all, even as he compared the flourishing to that of a palm tree which flourishes and grows irrespective of whatever season it is.
He made this declaration at the New Year eve global service that was beemed live to all nations of the world from the Loveworld Convocation Arena, Lagos, Nigeria.
Pastor Oyakhilome made this known early Sunday morning to usher in the new year.
Below are some of the prophecies released:
1. The Year of Luxuriant growth
2. The Year of Significant attainment (News making attainments)
3. The Year of Persistent productivity.
In his exhortation the highly reverred cleric stated that
“This Year has been seen from recent years and also the present time of the age.
“Wickedness is on the high rise, that even Al-Qaeeda had to disassociate itself from ISIS due to the very nefarious acts committed by the terrorist groups, but this year, God has decided to equip His kids more to be able to win more souls to God’s Kingdom; this year is full of many notable personalities being won to God.
“This year is going to see God’s children come out nourished even in the midst of seemingly difficult times.
“The gospel would go places this year, places of seeming horrors and turbulence and the more wicked the Devil gets this year, God has decided to even be much more gracious by increasing the grace on His children.
“There would be more wickedness this year as been seen in the world, but God’s kids who are the light of the world would be more equipped by God and shine by quenching every iota of wickedness.”
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