Don t twist hand of God in prayers – Methodist Bishop to Christians LISTEN
FEB 15, 2021
Right Reverend Professor Joseph M. Y. Edusa-Eyison, the Northern Accra Diocesan Bishop, the Methodist Church Ghana, has cautioned Christians against twisting the hand of God during prayers for favour.
He said the new normal among many Christians and churches was that if Christians wanted to be heard and favoured by God, then they had to scream and command help from God while praying.
This, was to show how serious they were with their request and how much they commanded power to trample over the enemy.
He said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency after inaugurating the Dome Circuit of the Church on Saturday in Accra.
The world with time will re-embrace its old state, coupled with educative and fun-having social gatherings at the Church, schools and other places of interest irrespective of the outbreak and resurgence of COVID-19.
The Right Reverend Professor Joseph M. Y. Edusa-Eyison, the Northern Accra Diocesan (NAD)Bishop, Methodist Church Ghana, said it could be possible, but only if everyone cooperated with the laid down safety guidelines set by the World Health Organisation.
He said research had shown that occurrences like the COVID-19 which affected almost every part of the globe were not new, but things went back to normal and new generations never knew of it until the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus.