Pastor Jerry Eze has made over N10.7 billion from YouTube revenue at his NSPPD channel, from what I just researched; That is, Ten billion, Seven hundred million naira. I am curious to know how the money has been used, but most importantly, why are people even paying to have their prayer requests and testimonies pinned during the live stream? How is this even right to begin with? Isn't this same as paying for prayer requests and putting importance on those with money? And it means that there's a form of discrimination if that be the case.
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell delivers remarks at Rededicate 250 on the National Mall:
"I realize and recognize that we are able to respect every faith, but when our Founding Fathers were thinking about blessing America, they were thinking about the God of the Bible.
They were thinking about our Lord Jesus Christ."
Pastor Jentezen Franklin delivers remarks at Rededicate 250 on the National Mall:
"I want to tell you that Elijah, through prayer, through fasting, he fasted for 40 days. Fasting seeds the clouds for revival. And you can't see them, but even your physical posture of humility being here saying, "God, we need you on the 250th anniversary. We need you in our nation. We need you."
We're sowing seeds for future generations. Every time you clap your hands in praise to God, you're seeding, and invisible vapors are going up, forming clouds over the White House, forming clouds over the Supreme Court, forming clouds over the Congress."
Pastor Jonathan Pokluda delivers remarks at Rededicate 250 on the National Mall:
"If you're a follower of Jesus, you've been waiting your whole life for this moment because the Holy Spirit has just tore open the gates, and the gospel is going forth, and lives are being changed. And it's happening in the next generation, and I've seen it with my own eyes.
And I'm here to testify that I, I've seen high school students and college students and young adults being saved by the tens of thousands."