Why Prayer Warriors Are The Poorest in Church – Popular Prophet 

 

By Bada Abraham

During Friday Prophetic Service, the Spiritual Leader of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministries, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin addressed an issue in the Body of Christ. According to the man of God, Prayer Warriors are the poorest in the Body of Christ. However, he went further to reveal why and the way out.

According to Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin from the video on his Church’s official YouTube handle: “There is something going on in the Body of Christ that is not normal. How can you be following Jesus and be poor? Especially the prayer warriors in the Church, they are the poorest. You can not just come to the Church and all you do is pray, pray and pray.

“God says in Heaven and on Earth, you shall not suffer, Peter, John and James, follow me. Many of them believe so much that prayer alone will put food on their tables. Even in the Bible, Jesus healed some with prayers and others, He used a different approach. Try something different today; get something doing and ask God to water it for you”.

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