Feb Idahosa – You have a great connection with God without going to Church

According to Bishop Feb Idahosa, the COVID 19 pandemic has revealed that as a country, we need to understand what leadership is.

As a leader in front of other people, you have a responsibility to use the resources around you for the good of those who are following you, those who are behind you.

It is a leader’s responsibility to take care of his people, to provide the adequate resources and the citizens need to put the demand for what is needed on the shoulders of leaders.

Few decades ago, the fear of talking to leaders made the people remain silent, but as time has changed, with the use of social media it has become easier for us to talk to and communicate with the leaders of the country. We can now make requests of them to create better healthcare systems in the country.

One of the biggest issues with the ongoing pandemic the uncertainty, fear comes from not knowing what’s coming next. For Christians it’s connecting with your Faith during this period and turning on the light by holding on to God.

The more light you can turn on, the farther you can see. You should also turn on the light to your education and your business, as we need to gather as much information as we can because we need to protect ourselves.

Many Christians are struggling with not being able to go to church but Bishop Feb Idahosa says that “having a strong connection with our father in heaven does not mean you must come to church.”

For the Christians who don’t have enough money to subscribe for internet services to join online Church services, they can receive text messages, phone calls and printed devotionals so that they can be able to connect to God.

The pandemic has also taught us that there are other ways of doing things for example the end you say did not believe an online learning about the pandemic as forced a push in another direction.