What This Generation Has To Offer Most Is A Like On Facebook And Maybe Shares – Pastor Arome Osayi

Apostle Arome Osayi, the founder of the Remnant Christian Network spoke to his members about the benefits of contributing to an Apostolic community. He revealed that you are not a part of a community you are not praying for because what you are enjoying is a product of people’s prayer. He said that an Apostolic community lives on the fuel of prayer it is a prayer that makes life and power available. It is the duty of every citizen of that community to bear a corporate prayer burden.

According to him, a corporate prayer burden is distributed across every single functional individual of that community, so they might hold conferences, hold meetings here; so many people will attend: thousands of people come; get healed and delivered, but those people are receiving blessings and these blessings came as a result of the labours of them that were willing to make life and power available through prayer commitments. He said that it is the life wire of an Apostolic community and the basic level of input of any member of such a community.

He revealed that what our generation has to offer most times is just a like on Facebook and if they go far enough then they share it. He said that it is beyond a like and a share. It is a commitment and you can commit prayer from any part of the world to the course of the community. You can commit finances from any part of the world to the course of the community. You can participate with your talents, skills, know-how, professional advice, technical advice, administrative advice. You can participate if you really believe you are part of the community.

He said that participation is something that will flow out of you naturally. it’s a demand that is placed on your talents, giftings; on your learnings, on your exposure, on your capacity. He said that nobody is powerful outside of prayer. So if you are part of the community, one of the responsibilities that you cannot run away from is the responsibility of making prayer and life available, financial participation to drive the economy, and also technical, physical. “Only God knows the technology by which He gives us burdens per time,” he said.