Every problem has a solution, Muoka tells congregants

Pastor Lazarus Muoka

General Overseer of The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries Worldwide, Pastor Lazarus Muoka, has said every problem has a solution, urging church members to bring their problems to Jesus and consider it done.

The General Overseer spoke at the weekly Thursday Service held two weeks ago at the headquarters of the church in Ijesha, Lagos.

Speaking on the theme: “God will take care of that,” Muoka quoted Psalm 142:3,4; Ezekiel 37:1-3; John 5:1-9; 1 Peter 5:7, to support his submission. He decried that people easily gave up because of what they are experiencing in life, thinking there is no God to take care of their needs.

“Problems, including family issues, business challenges, crisis in one’s health, marriage or battles of life, among others, have made some people to give up their faith in God. I plea, do not give up because the Lord is that hope;put your trust on him and he will take care of the problems in your life,” he said.

Assuring the congregation that God who delivered people in the past will deliver them, Muoka said they should emulate Job,John the Baptist, the man who suffered for 38 years, and the poor man who cried to the Lord, among other Bible characters who passed through terrible times and still maintain faith in the Lord.

Muoka said: “John the Baptist was arrested and he almost gave up. Don’t give up. If you become offended you will lose your faith in the Lord, your God. If you become offended, you will drop by the way side and be swallowed up by that problem. The God who raised the dead can still do all the things he had done before; he will raise you from that terrible situation.

“You have come to the final bus stop. No matter what medical reports have said about your health, it is the counsel of God that will stand for you. No man can help you, but God. If God is on your side victory is yours, so, cast all your burdens on Him and He will take care of the problem.”

Calling on his membersto shun the discrimination of people, the cleric enjoined them to come to God in humility, saying whether rich or poor, God does not discriminate.