Pastor Isaac Oyedepo, the second son of the President of Living Faith Church worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has unveiled his ministry. This was in confirmation of the rumours that the former had left the church, which was founded by his father in 1981.
In a YouTube video titled “Unveiling of the Isaac Oyedepo Evangelistic Ministries,” Bishop Oyedepo asked his son not to speak ill of other ministries as he embarks on his own journey. He also advised him not to act like other younger ministers who acted like they had all the knowledge.
He said, “My son, His times are not in your hands, your times are in His hands. Don’t be part of maligning or bringing down any ministry.
“Some years ago, someone stood up to give a testimony and to malign TREM (The Redeemed Evangelical Mission) and Deeper Life and I corrected it immediately. Never get to a point where you say this thing is only happening with me.”
Isaac and his wife, Ayomitide, were later called to the altar and prayed for. Oyedepo and his wife, Pastor Abiola, prayed for the couple.
While praying for them, Oyedepo said, “As hands are laid on you; I pray for unusual grace for sustainable connectivity that will keep you going without sweat.
“I pray that impact will be your goal, not good preaching but great impact; and I pray that your life will interpret your message in the name of Jesus.
“As you step into this new phase of your assignment, may you be clothed with humility, I have never begged, yet I have never lacked, I have never borrowed, yet I have never lacked.”
On Tuesday, Isaac posted a video of his parents blessing him and his wife, on x with the caption, “The father’s blessings at the official unveiling of the Isaac Oyedepo evangelistic ministries. Glory to Jesus!”
Reacting to the post, @kamsibrahim wrote, “congratulations pastor Isaac. Greater works than your father did you will do in Jesus name.”
Also, @sir_enike said, “Congratulations pastor Isaac. His grace is sufficient for you as you begin a new assignment in His purpose for your life.”
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