CHRISTIANA: Hallelujah! Thank you, Niger. I have been so blessed to be able to come here. Your country is beautiful, you’re beautiful, and you have welcomed us all with open arms and open hearts.
You have reminded me not only what it is to be a nurse, to serve patients, but what it is to be a Christian and to love one another and care for each other. And I see the love amongst you all with your friendly faces and how much you welcomed us into your country.
And it has been my honor to come and serve you. So thank you for this opportunity, and thank you, President Roberts. (Applause)
RR: Hallelujah! Now come and stand close to me. Come and stand close to me. I want to bring you a message tonight. I’m asking everyone to be quiet. Everyone stop talking. And let us give honor to the Word of God.
The Bible says that the word God speaks is alive and full of power, and that word must be heard. When you hear it with your ears, it gets down into your heart. And out of the abundance of your heart, that word begins to come up out of your mouth. And it becomes a word of faith.
You hear it, it gets in your heart, and you say it. And when you say it, you hear it again, and it gets into your heart, which causes you to say it. And it goes around and around and around, in your ear, in your heart, and out of your mouth. And it becomes a word of faith. And that helps you to believe the things of God.
The Bible says, “Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. But how shall they hear without a preacher, and how can he or she preach except they be sent of God? For how beautiful are the feet of those who preach the gospel.”
Yesterday and today, I preached and taught a large number of pastors. And I told them that they had beautiful feet because they are preachers and teachers of God’s Word. They represent the church. And the Bible says, “The gates of hell shall not prevail against the church.”
This morning we had our closing service together, and I laid hands on each one and anointed each one with oil. The Bible describes the use of anointing oil in praying for people. And so I anointed them with oil as I laid my hands on them.