I commend Pastor Paul Enenche, of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, for being man enough to own up to his mistakes and seek reconciliation with his congregant, Miss Vera Anym, whom he had unintentionally embarrassed in a presumptuous moment of weakness, which can happen to anyone.
His choice of words in his apology to Miss Anyim also demonstrated Christlike character, and was a very redemptive teachable moment. Miss Anyim is now fully vindicated as a bonafide graduate of law, and a recipient of God’s grace.
I also call on certain politicians aligned with Pastor Paul Enenche, to learn courage from him. If they were caught on phone or in regular conversation doing or saying what they ought not to do about others, they should receive the anointing of honesty and gallantry to own up to their mistakes and make amends by apologising and restituting.
Finally, I urge every member of Pastor Paul Enenche’s congregation, whose faith was challenged to be encouraged by this. Their pastor has, by his exemplary conduct, shown that love is stronger than pride. I pray that God blessed Miss Vera Amyom and Pastor Paul Enemche and give them the desires of their hearts, in Yeshua’s Name.
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What do you expect of him to do after realizing his mistake? Na to apologize.
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