From TCNEWS
In a fervent call to action, Rev. (Dr.) Blessed Amalambu, the General Overseer of Christ Generation Ministry Incorporated and Secretary of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Abia State chapter, has issued a stern warning against the perils of corruption.
Speaking to journalists in Umuahia, the capital of Abia State, following a three-day prayer convention themed “Living in the Abundance of God’s Blessings,” Rev. Amalambu emphasized that corruption cannot lead to true prosperity.
The respected cleric, known for his unwavering stance against corruption, implored Nigerian youths and Christians to avoid corrupt practices, asserting that divine blessings accompany only legitimate endeavors.
“Corruption cannot make any man rich,” he declared, referencing biblical teachings that stress the futility of wealth gained through dishonest means.
Rev. Amalambu, who also serves as the Coordinator of the National Volunteer Corp (NAVC) of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) in Abia State, urged believers to flee from corruption.
He acknowledged the economic hardships facing the nation but insisted that resorting to crime and social vices would only exacerbate the situation.
He reiterated that integrity and uprightness should be the guiding principles for believers, emphasizing that reliance on God and adherence to His teachings would set them apart from others.
“Money is not everything,” he stated, urging youths to engage in noble and legitimate work, as prescribed in the scriptures.
Rev. Amalambu warned against the allure of quick wealth through internet fraud and other illicit activities, which he described as “cursed wealth.”
He highlighted the biblical principle that true blessings from God bring no sorrow, contrasting this with the turmoil that accompanies ill-gotten gains.
Reflecting on the recently concluded convention, Rev. Amalambu expressed joy over the theme “Living in the Abundance of God’s Blessings,” which he chose to align with God’s desire for His people’s prosperity.
He explained that the event aimed to spiritually refresh and realign members with God’s plan for the year.
He further elaborated on the scriptural foundation of the convention, citing passages that underscore God’s promise to provide for His people.
Rev. Amalambu encouraged believers to trust in God’s grace and provision, regardless of economic challenges, and to remember their dual citizenship as both Nigerians and citizens of heaven.
In conclusion, Rev. Amalambu reaffirmed his faith in God’s ability to empower believers to excel and prosper, urging them to rely on divine guidance in all their endeavors.
“We’re trusting God for His grace by the Holy Ghost that will empower us to excel, prosper, and flourish,” he declared, inspiring hope and faith among his congregation.