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Spiritual awakening at Battle Axe Ministries in Estcourt

"Let us take the world by storm"

Battle Axe Ministries in Forderville held an ‘Estcourt Awakening two crusade tagged it is finished’ event during the past weekend. Pastor Pramesh Gobinparsadh and his congregation hosted Pastor Charles Awuze, along with other churches and congregants.

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“Let us take the world by storm,” Pastor Pramesh said with hype ahead of opening in prayer.

Battle Axe Ministries’ Pastor Pramesh Gobinparsadh.

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After an infectious praise and worship session, Battle Axe had the honour of introducing Guest Pastor, Charles Awuze. After thanking the people who made the crusade possible, he went on to read from Luke chapter 1 and spoke on the prodigal son.

Pastor Charles Awuze delivering his sermon.

“Guide your words and remember there are people who want you to die,” he said. He went on to explain that the focus of the chapter was not placed on the Son but the Father’s love. What is the need for provision without a vision? Ask God not to give you money if it has no purpose. Ask yourself if you are prepared for riches, review what you are asking God for and realise your identity in Christ,” preached Pastor Charles.

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Victor Baboolal opened the Friday night service in prayer.

He referred to a documentary where people got free money and squandered it and urged the attendees to pray for wisdom and not ask for what is not a need. With many taking notes and going for prayer, the crusade was enjoyed by all those who attended.

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Sihle Ntenjwa

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