I was a student at Bendel State University, now known as Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma. While I was there, God placed a strong burden in my heart to teach His Word. I didn’t start with a church or a crowd. I started with a small fellowship on campus, just students gathering to hear the Word, pray, and grow in faith. I focused on teaching them who they were in Christ and how to live the Christian life daily. As the Word worked in their lives, the fellowship grew. Lives were changed, healings happened, and the hunger for God increased. What began as a campus fellowship became a ministry. I stayed committed to the vision God gave me, to take the Gospel to the nations using every platform available. That obedience is what gave birth to what the world now knows as Christ Embassy. — Pastor Chris Oyakhilome Click on the link below to study the message:Don't Miss God by Pastor Chris. 👇👇👇 https://thekingsnation20.blogspot.com/2026/02/blog-post_16.html Join our Telegram gro...
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH 2027 A HEART THAT BEATS WITH COMPASSION Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted (Matthew 5:4). PASTOR CHRIS OYAKHILOME In the opening scripture, the Lord Jesus wasn’t referring to people mourning out of sorrow; rather, He was speaking prophetically, using the language of the prophets. In the Old Testament, when prophets mourned, it wasn’t over personal grief. They mourned because of the state of God’s people, for example, their disobedience, captivity, or spiritual decline. They cried out in intercession, burdened for the souls of men and the honour of God’s Name. So, when the Lord Jesus said, “Blessed are they that mourn,” He was referring to those whose hearts are moved by the things that move God. This kind of mourning is born of love and compassion. It’s not sorrow for self but godly sorrow for others, an intercessory response to the spiritual condition of people and nations. For example, you hear that someone has stopped goi...