The District Superintendent of Christ Apostolic Church, CAC, Ori Oke Aanu, Ojoo, Ibadan, Pastor Isaiah O. Alade, has reaffirmed God’s promise of divine provision, protection and sustenance for His people, declaring that those who trust in Him will not be abandoned in times of need.
Pastor Alade made this declaration while speaking on the theme of this month 3-Day Programme of Mercy Once Again, “They Shall Not Hunger Nor Thirst” taking place from Wednesday 21st to Friday 23rd of this Month at CAC Ori Oke Aanu Ojoo Ibadan, Oyo State.
The Cleric, while emphasising the faithfulness and compassion of God, explained that the theme reflected God’s commitment to meeting the needs of His people and sustaining them through life’s challenges.
Pastor Alade noted that God’s mercy remained a source of hope and reassurance for those experiencing hardship, uncertainty and difficulties, urging Christians to remain steadfast in their faith and trust in God’s unfailing promises.
According to him, the assurance that God’s people would neither hunger nor thirst goes beyond physical nourishment, extending to spiritual satisfaction, peace of mind and divine guidance in their daily lives.
Pastor Alade encouraged Nigerians to seek God’s mercy through prayer, obedience and unwavering faith, stressing the importance of maintaining a close relationship with God regardless of prevailing circumstances.
He further urged Christians not to allow the challenges of the present time to weaken their confidence in God’s ability to provide for their needs, noting that divine mercy could bring renewed hope and restoration to those who depend on Him.
The District Superintendent also underscored the importance of the Mercy Once Again Programme as an opportunity for people to seek God’s intervention, experience spiritual renewal and strengthen their relationship with God.
The Mercy Once Again October Edition comes up at 8 O’clock in the morning for the Three Days, Evening Session starts at 5 O’clock in the evening while Vigil begins at 11 O’clock at night.

