The distinguished clergyman addressed the conclusion of the two-day retreat themed “Only God can Do This,” held at the church’s headquarters in Lagos.

During his discourse on the significance of restitution to the congregation, Muoka urged members to return any acquired possessions unjustly, whether it be money, property, or anything else, to their rightful owners. He emphasized that such wrongfully obtained items would persistently yearn for their original owners.

“As a practical Christian, learn to return ill-gotten things and valuables to the owner; in that respect, the urge to take things that don’t belong to you will be halted,” explained the General Overseer.

Muoka underscored that sin acts as a barrier separating individuals from God and advocated for a practice of making amends to lead a spiritually liberated existence.

“It is forbidden for you to bring ill-gotten proceeds to the altar of God as offering. Refrain from such acts, amend your ways and be saved.”

He discouraged the adoption of unethical practices in the workplace, stating, “The fact that people, your colleagues, are stealing with pen in the office does not make it right for you to indulge in it. It is your duty as a child of God to live an exemplary life to help change the trend.”

Muoka highlighted the abundance of testimonies within the congregation as evidence that God can make the impossible possible and answer prayers. He urged worshippers to fulfill their responsibilities by treating others fairly, adhering to God’s commandments, and abstaining from sin.

Encouraging the activation of God’s blessings through faith, Muoka explained that sowing seeds of faith with genuine tears and sincerity motivates God to align with the desires of the sower.

Joseph Udechukwu, who experienced the joy of his wife giving birth to twins after eight years of marriage, shared his testimony, attributing the boundless power of God to presenting his petition with a seed of faith during the 2022 program.