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A MOTHER’S TESTIMONY OF DIVINE RESCUE, HEALING, AND DELIVERANCE — “THIS MUST BE GOD!” Sister Caroline Testifies to Her Daughter’s Miraculous Rescue from Kidnappers and Other Remarkable Answers to Prayer at Covenant Life Church’s Wednesday Faith Clinic. Sister Caroline shared a powerful testimony of God’s intervention in her family during the Wednesday Faith Clinic organised by Covenant Life Church, under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Ernest Odogba, in Kaduna. MIRACULOUS RESCUE FROM KIDNAPPERS WITHOUT RANSOM According to Sister Caroline, her daughter was kidnapped from their home and taken away in a private vehicle towards Abuja Road, to an unknown destination. In the midst of this frightening situation, she put her trust in God and called upon Him for divine intervention. As the situation unfolded, her daughter eventually found a way out of the bush and returned safely to Kaduna. According to the testimony, she was rescued from the hands of the kidnappers without any ransom being pai...
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FROM PARALYSIS TO HEALING, DELAYED PENSION TO DIVINE BREAKTHROUGH! Testimony of Sister Martha Sister Martha testified to the mighty hand of God at work in her life through the ministration of Rev. Ernest Odogba and the intensive prayer programmes at Covenant Life Church. She recalled that when she first came to the church, she was suffering from paralysis and had to be carried into the church. But while the man of God was preaching, the power of God touched her, and she received her healing. The paralysis left her, and she began to walk again. To her amazement, she could even run! What a remarkable testimony of God’s healing power! But God did not stop there. Sister Martha had another longstanding challenge: her pension from the government, where she had worked, had been withheld for decades. Despite her efforts, the necessary payment had remained unresolved, and she had faced prolonged delays and refusal to pay her entitlement. However, following the intensive 10-Hour Prayer Prog...
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DELIVERANCE FROM SEEING DEAD PEOPLE IN DREAMS During the crusades ministered by Rev. Ernest Odogba, Sister Comfort Bulus attended the Miracle Services and received a word of knowledge concerning someone who had been repeatedly dreaming of eating and fellowshipping with dead people. As the word was ministered, Sister Comfort came forward, and prayers were offered for her deliverance. She testified that, before the encounter, she regularly experienced these disturbing dreams as many as four or five times every week. However, following the ministration and prayers, she began to experience a change. Sister Comfort further testified that, for several months since that encounter, she had been free from those recurring dreams. She also recalled a subsequent dream in which the troubling experience came to an end. She gives all the glory to God for the freedom and peace she has experienced since the ministration of Rev. Ernest Odogba during the crusades. To God alone be all the glory for ...
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TESTIMONY OF SISTER LYDIA Sister Lydia testified that her husband was suffering from a terminal illness, with multiple health complications. In desperation, she contacted Pastor Ernest Odogba for prayers. To make matters worse, they were involved in an accident and sustained injuries. Despite the accident, God preserved their lives. However, after Pastor Ernest Odogba prayed fervently from the heart, her husband experienced healing from his illness. What a testimony of God’s mercy, protection, and healing power! Truly, nothing is impossible with God. What did we say? God is still in the business of doing miracles!
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A MEMORABLE MISSIONARY EXPERIENCE AT ST. LUKE’S, WUSASA, ZARIA Last weekend, I, Rev. Dr. Ernest Odogba, had a memorable experience at St. Luke’s, Wusasa, Zaria, during the Miracle Invasion Crusade, hosted with the support of the Anglican Church. It was a powerful time of ministry, evangelism, and spiritual impact. Souls were saved, lives were transformed, and the gospel reached young people, women, and members of the surrounding communities. I express my profound gratitude to Bishop Titus Alkali, the Anglican Bishop of Wusasa Diocese, and Venerable Isuwa Garba for their support. My special appreciation goes to Reverend Clement Dowh, who, after several years of anticipation, became an instrument in connecting me with these great men of God. Beyond the crusade, visiting Wusasa’s historic missionary sites was deeply moving. I saw the century-old Anglican Church, the former missionary residences, historic mud buildings, St. Bartholomew’s School, theological institutions, and the School ...
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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE NIGERIA 🇳🇬 & HAPPY ANNIVERSARY COVENANT LIFE CHURCH This season gives us another opportunity to thank God for the gift of life, His preservation, and His faithfulness. We are still standing and surviving by His grace. Although the journey may not have been easy for everyone, God has also used this season to give many people new opportunities, fresh perspectives, and a deeper relationship with Him. My message for this season is simple: Look unto God, but also work hard. When you put your hands to work, God can breathe upon your efforts, give you direction, and help you fulfil your vision and purpose in life. Prayer is powerful, but prayer should be accompanied by action. God asked Moses, “What is that in thine hand?” (Exodus 4:2). God blesses what we are willing to put into His hands. Therefore, discover your vision, develop your skills, pursue a career or profession, build your business, and give yourself diligently to meaningful work. OCTOBER TO REMEMBER — A...
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GOD STILL DOES MIRACLES! 🔥 FROM THE HOSPITAL BED TO WALKING HOME! Testimony From The Ministry of Rev. Ernest Odogba There are situations that may look impossible to man, but with God, nothing is impossible. This is the testimony of Tony Alexander, a relation of our member, Matthew Isaac, of Covenant Life Church. Tony was admitted to the hospital with serious heart complications, including a hole in the heart and enlargement of the heart. His condition became critical, and there appeared to be little hope for his survival. Another major challenge was that blood was not staying in his body. Matthew Isaac donated blood for him on Saturday and again on Sunday. By Wednesday, however, the blood level had dropped again, and the hospital requested another blood donation. The family was also facing severe financial difficulties. There was no money to purchase the required blood, and the situation became extremely difficult. Matthew then said, “Let us discharge him from the hospital and take...
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