CAC General Superintendent, Pastor Emmanuel O. Odejobi
By Osifuye Samuel Olamide
The General Superintendent of CAC Nigeria & Overseas, Pastor Emmanuel O. Odejobi has told Ministers' Wives that they are not just partners to their husbands, but pillars of strength and source of sustenance.
Pastor Odejobi stated this at the just concluded 51st CAC Ministers' Wives Conference, Ikeji II Conference Centre, held at Babalola International Memorial Miracle Camp, Ikeji-Araji, Osun state.
The Ikeji II Conference Centre comprises Ministers' Wives from Akilling, Akinyele, Babajide, Essien, Hanson, Odusona, Olutimehin, and Pearce regions.
The General Superintendent charged the atmosphere of the conference with a resounding call to embrace spiritual power and gifts.
Citing 1 Corinthians 14:1, Pastor Odejobi declared that "this conference is not merely a gathering for pleasantries; it is a divine appointment to receive spiritual power and gifts."
Drawing attention to the significance of spiritual power, Pastor Odejobi likened it to electricity that activates and empowers believers for divine service.
According to him, "Our growth in grace and knowledge should translate into tangible manifestations of God's power in our lives and ministries."
The Superintendent also stressed the need to become vessels through which the power of God flows.
Addressing the pivotal role of ministerial wives, Pastor Odejobi affirmed their indispensable contribution to advancing God's kingdom, saying that;"you are not just partners; you are pillars of strength and sources of sustenance."
Encouraging the conferees to emulate the faithfulness of biblical figures like Moses' wife, he called upon them to embrace their calling with renewed zeal and dedication.
The Clergy emphasized the mandate to preach the Gospel, heal the sick, and cast out demons while urging all to walk in obedience and faithfulness.
"May our lives be a testament to the transformative power of the Holy Spirit," he prayed.
Pastor Odejobi explained the context of Mark 3:14-15, urging attendees to be with Christ, receive His power, and fulfill His commission.
"May God bless you abundantly as you walk in the fullness of His Spirit," he said.