Pastor Nathaniel Bassey, a popular Nigerian Gospel Artist revealed how he met his wife, Sarah and how he married her.
He revealed that about 12 years ago he met her when he went on a ministry assignment to Eket Akwa Ibom State. She was assigned to protocol the woman of God he was ministering with, Pastor Bemigho Omayuku “not knowing she left her spiritual responsibility to desire this guest music minister,” he joked.
She agreed to marry him and there was nothing in the material to motivate her. Well, he remembered telling her “I love God, and I work hard, and if you agree to marry me, I’ll take you away from this ‘mkpok’ local government and we would travel the entire world impacting lives for Christ..” Sure she thought within her ” with this your ‘Akpuruka’ Kia car?” In the end, he said that she entered that same Akpuruka motor and the rest they say is history. He remembered someone saying to her “Is this the best you can do for yourself?” But she took the risk and today she says it was well worth it.
According to him, they called their wedding/marriage “The Saranata Project” which is coined from both their names and the God who does not abandon His projects has been helping them, through thick and thin. He has kept them. They have both seen the forces of hell and darkness literally come for them in form of a real attack. Well, understandably so, they can’t stand the damage we keep doing to them but each time they have come out victoriously. “So today, I say THANK YOU, LORD, we are here because you kept us and to my darling, I say Thank you for taking that leap of faith,” he said.
He said that It takes one with deep conviction to have done so, even when he said he had no regular salary. So please don’t judge her when she looks so beautiful and has the good things of life. She paid the price.
Finally, He said that his prayer today is Psalm 138:8. “The Lord will perfect that which concerneth me: thy mercy, O Lord, endureth forever: forsake not the works of thine own hands.”
Psalms 138:8 He will perfect that which concerns us, and never abandon His project, in Jesus’ name.
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