Every minister of God has two goals: to get to heaven and to bring his flock and members to the same place. A pastor of God who makes it to paradise without his congregation is a failure. Pastor Paul Enenche, on the other hand, confessed that he started calculating the number of people that will welcome him to paradise since he led them to Christ while they were on this earth some time ago. They’d add, “When you see him at the entry, “Sir, please accept my greetings. Because of you, I’m here.”
When he was a medical student, he claims that a 74-year-old man instructed his son to phone him and ask him to pray for him. So he got there, and the first thing he did was introduce him to Jesus Christ. He preached to him, then took a big breath and said, “Thank you, my son, for bringing me peace like I’ve never known before. Thank you; I appreciate it.”
The next thing he heard was that the man had gone to sleep and hadn’t woken up. He admitted to crying because he was overjoyed. He was excited because he had died at a ripe old age and because he had arrived at the crossroads of eternity. He had the option of going left, but God sent the man of God to him, and he went right, saying in his heart, “Lord, there is one of the first fruits that has gone ahead to wait for me.”
As a minister of the gospel, are you only concerned about yourself and not trying to win souls? You should not tell your members lies and lead them to the path of destruction. God will judge you if you don’t repent immediately.
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