MercyCulture

I came for one of the GND meetings with a wrist pain and malaria, and whilst Pastor Ayo prayed for people, I didn't pay much attention to it. After the meeting, I noticed my wrist was perfectly fine and the malaria was gone. I've been fine ever since.

GND has been a blessing to my life in several ways. During one of the online prophetic meetings, I had a heavy burden concerning my business — I'd been discussing with a friend that same day about how to grow it. Pastor Timi Awe was ministering, and he gave a word of prophecy concerning my business. Those words held me and made me realize God is involved. I felt so relieved that He sees me and has plans for it.

GND has been a blessing to me, and I want to thank God for that. We had a prophetic meeting (SPREAD) where God's word came with so much accuracy, confirming itself again and again. For the number of series we've been having in GND lately, at every point where I have questions, those sermons are the answers. God is always right on track. Glory to God.

I came for a GND meeting feeling very sad — I just wanted to put the phone on speaker and stay on my own — until Pastor Ayo gave a word of help, and it resonated with me. That word gave me peace and happiness, and I've been very good ever since.

During a prophetic meeting, Pastor mentioned a name and said the person was dealing with depression. It was part of my name, but I didn't respond at first because I didn't think I was depressed. I later responded, and he prayed for me — that was all. I later realized that some things I'd experienced before were exactly what depressed people go through. Since Pastor Ayo prayed for me, I haven't felt that way at all. Glory to God.

I bless God for the gift of Pastor Ayo Ajobiewe and the GND meetings. Every one of them has helped transform my mind, love God's word, and love the people around me. It has changed my perspective on how God works and loves His people.

My eyes used to itch in school, but at home I was usually fine — it came and went. An ophthalmologist even gave it a name, allergic conjunctivitis. One call, Pastor Ayo mentioned my name; I didn't even think to mention my eyes, I was so used to it. He asked if I was sick, I said no — then he mentioned my eyes specifically. He prayed for me, and my eyes haven't been itchy since, for a very long time now.