Insecurity: Pastor Adeboye Assures Nigerian Churches: “The Church Will Laugh Last”

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, assured churches in Nigeria on Sunday that an end will come to insecurity, declaring that “the church will laugh last.”

He urged Nigerians to remain calm, stating that evil will not prevail.

Adeboye made this declaration during his teaching titled “The Master Builder” at RCCG’s monthly thanksgiving service, which was broadcast and monitored by our correspondent.

According to the renowned preacher, the current security challenges in the country serve as a reminder that God can build and protect His church.

In recent years, churches in Nigeria have faced violent attacks, including gunmen invasions resulting in kidnappings, ransom demands, injuries, and fatalities.

Speaking further, he said, “We can pull down. When God opens a door, nobody can shut it.

“It’s when God shuts a door that nobody can open it. So, I have good news for you, my children, once again.

“Put your mind at rest. The gates of hell shall not prevail. Whether the devil likes it or not, the church is going to laugh last.”

Adeboye emphasized that beyond building the church, God also transforms individuals.

“Why? Because it is God that is doing the building.

“He said, I will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail. But then God does much more than that. He builds people,” the General Overseer stated.

He added that God is not only a master builder but also an architect who shapes lives, destinies, and futures.

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