July 1, 2025 • 34 mins
Host Dr. Teresa A. Smith, Dr. TAS welcomes Pastor Addy Aryee Kwao Godfriend to discuss his evangelistic mission and the Labadi Christian Foundation to provide basic amenities to villagers.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I'm doctor three S. Smith, Doctor Taz. Welcome to this
edition of Talking Taz. And today I have with me Addie.
I say Addie Tea, but his pastor Godfrey Addie, I'm
not going to try to pronounce the other to name.
He is a transformational leader. He's a prayer warrior, and
he's a mentor whose impact stretches from the pool pit
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to the street, sub Aca and beyond. He's got over
sixteen years in ministry. He's dedicated his life to helping
people experience the power of true spiritual change, guiding them
from brokenness to their breakthrough and through his Revival Outreach
Church and the Laffa Christian Foundation. He's not just preaching
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could He's little and if you raise new your mind,
we knew the spirit and be like the faith. This
is the conversation that you've been waiting for. So Addie again,
welcome to power.
Speaker 2 (01:02):
Thank you, thank you past that. It's been a long time.
We'll show this program on and off on the not
but we can't go today. Everything I've come to fruitfulness,
and I believe God ordained this very day for us
to meet and you know, share some few ideas. So
far as my work is concerned and my mission work
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is going to So thank you my boss, and my
prophetess and my manager, thank you very much hosting me today.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
You are joying a couple of new jobs now. But
you know, our God is so good and I am
so glad that we're able to make I can share
more about what you do. Is a person that I
actually have spoken and what I'm probably going to do
is after this life because it actually does work across
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the across the country because I spoke to her about you,
and so I'm talking about a month ago. So after
this live, I'm gonna see it now that I can
connect us in a group chat uh and and to
you guys that way, so uh, I think because I
thought about the wall, I was gonna follow up with her,
(02:14):
but I was like, never hearing the information, then she
would have more of an idea and then once I dut,
you guys can take it from here. But now I'm
gonna go back to the real business. So as yes,
tell us specifically about the work that you've been doing
right now doing the Revival Outreach Church, your foundation.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
Okay, Revival Churches a Bible believing church asisted more than
let's see thirty to forty years.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
And I Joint Revival Church from Mana Mission.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
I was trained and I went to Bible School in
Mana Mission. It's an incorporated missione. So I had my
training over for two years for diploma in ministry and
I serve over there as a preyer, worial leader, admission
director no because man A Mission Church is admission or
rented organization. So every now and the people come from
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America Team, you send them out to do evangelism, have
talks upon whatever topic they will bring up bout.
Speaker 3 (03:23):
So that's what I've been doing.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
I serve over there for let's say about four to
five years, and I came down to my community and
when I quit my community, I joined Revive out the
church over there. So that's physically what I'm doing now.
But I have my own and Gill call about the
Christian Foundation. We believe in evangelism solely on rural areas.
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So that's what physically we have been doing now. And
by the grace of God, last two years, we had
a team from America Bandica Young Christian Ministry. They came
and we did evangelic in together. In fact, they have
been sending me items to their rural areas, you know,
the poor people on the island and the villages. So
that's what you have been doing. You preach the world
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of God to them. Not only that the need of
the people, you have to supply them. So that's what
I am into now.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
Now you talk and I understand you're printing the world
of God because we do need that and that's the spiritual,
spiritual knowledge and healing that comes with it. But you're right,
we also need other things that are actually physical things.
So what are some of the physical changeable needs to see,
guys have been trying to provide the thows that you serve.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
That is very through, is very promatic and programmatic. First,
we need support your clothing, maybe food items and you know,
educational materials. This is what we normally need to go
with when when we're back on evangelism. So this are
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some of the things we need. But solely our challenge
now is your vehicle, not just car like a trop
because we have the film show equipment, but we don't
have vehicle to convey to one place or another to
show them Jesus wim and win them. So if there's
any challenge now, it is U vehicle not just car,
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but maybe evan lost something like that that we can
use to convey our items. Do them evangelism show. And
I want to thank and Nat Toning and Curving Tonesing
they're living in the In fact, they have been supporting me.
They bought the film show equipment to me that I
should use it for evangelism. Then Brandic car On Christian
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Church living in California and they are very supporting and
every Friday we come on zoom meeting.
Speaker 3 (05:55):
I join them. At times I lead a zoom meeting.
They two. They have been supportive.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
They have been saying items in Barrat to the rural community.
So that's what we have been doing. But our main
challenge vehicle vehicles to convey the film show and add
other items to the I mean the village used to
do the evangelism. The reason why because first, if you
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look at today ministry, it's not like the twenty and
maybe the nineteen sixty, the nineteen serving serving the ministry.
Why because now people are in need. When you give
them the gospel, you don't just give them the gospel
and go at times when you give them the gospel
there you don't meet their basic need.
Speaker 3 (06:41):
It's difficult for it.
Speaker 2 (06:42):
It's difficult for them to stay in the hands of
the Lord. So at times you have to supply them
their basic need. And I can testify to the Father
when by on callon Christians bring these kind of items. Words,
when you send it over there, you can't see the joy.
We went to a certain village, we provided rights and
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certainly testifyed they only hit rights on Christmas Day in
the village. For them to get rights to heat is
very problematic. They always eat rise on Christmas Day, chicken, No,
they always et fish and other stuff. So I think
that is our challenge for now. But God being so good,
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we are doing well and people are responding to the
call of the Gospel, and we believe by helping them,
by getting aid, by getting hid, we can go far
to the Gospel and win more souls to the Lord.
So that is what physically we need for now. Use clothing,
maybe youth clothing, teaching materials and vehicles. But the other things.
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We have a few people over there who provided me.
I think nat tones tones. They will be listening to
me now, even they the promised me that they will
get me their vehicle. But I think things are not
well good with that's what they are not able to
provide for me, but they promise me. It seems like
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it does get the stack and we are not moving
because you know, when you look at the geographic location
in Ghana, it's very, very a big place and you
need vehicles to conveil these items from one space to another.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
To emback on evangelism, I hear exact what.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
You're saying, and you need to First of all, you
just talked about the fact that the villages only have
rise for Christmas, and so when they're able, when you're
able to provide rice and another time in the years,
it is so meaningful for them. And I also see
the connection between the evangelism and winning people saws to
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Christ and then being able to meet a few more
of their because if we think about it, when it's
almost like seeing they have faith, but when you can
see a need being met and then kind of fuels
you to keep going, and it just kind of gets
the fire in you, and it's the God's fire in you.
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But it's also that fire that I can make it.
I just got to keep pushing forward. And that's the
reason why even though it may sound like, Oh, that's
not a big deal, but being able to have right
at another time of the year that is so important.
And then you talk about teaching the kids. I'm gonna
come back to that. But you talked about the need
for a vehicle because you said for evangelism, but when
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I hear that, it's evangelism, but also to get the
supplies out to the villagers because you don't have a
way to get it out. And you may have three
people that can go and take stuff that day, but
that would mean they're going in three different directions. So
you need at least three different vehicles so that the
people can go and get the the materials to those
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who are Is that correct?
Speaker 2 (10:05):
No, no, no, we need only one vehicle, especial vehicle
that we can convey the items, and maybe if we
are two or three.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
It depends on the type of the vehicle.
Speaker 2 (10:17):
When we be it's about let's say a van, thinking
about four or five people, it's okay, we can manage
the team. Then maybe if there's some space behind, we
can put our items over there. So we don't need
something that is something that can convey the team. So
let's say this van, but something like that we don't
need three vehicles.
Speaker 3 (10:37):
Yes, yes, please.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
And then when you talk about teaching materials, what are
you what are you meaning when you teaching.
Speaker 2 (10:46):
Materials educational materials, educational materials, educational materials like notebook, pain pencils,
and adster for the schools over there, because in the
village it is very diffuse, it's very difficult for them
to have these things. So normally we buy it from here,
then we send it to them, and solely food items.
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Food That is one of the major challenges so far
as evangelism bisconcerent.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
You see food items.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
So normally at times the Bandica young Christian will send
me money, will buy you know, food items. I send it.
I have the picture letter. I will send all to
you than you'll see. I will send everything to bring
some shoes, campases, clothing, toothpaste, what have you. Then we'll
send it over there. So I'll send all the pictures.
But I will tell my I'll tell my Pasta in
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California and that this is what I'll engage you in
past I can yes, okay, yes, we will know about it.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Okay, Now you you have been doing this type of
world for over sixteen years more more than sixteen millions. Yeah,
so what is that your face? And keep you going Soildren,
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You don't give up in respect.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
The mementum that keep me going here doing the things.
You are happy when you see the joy when you
give the gospel to the people, and you see the
respond that keeps me going here. That's not And you
know when when you are speaking and the people are
responding and they are responding to the gospel.
Speaker 3 (12:29):
You you you feel very good in.
Speaker 2 (12:31):
Your heart that they are responding to the gospel, especially
when they stay in the church. I can there is
a young lady over here close to it, just when
you when you move out from my house. This young
lady we came and do medical outrait on our area.
I spoke to him. He promised me that he will
give his life to this and come to church. Really
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Sanday it came. But whilst I we are going, it
told me past he said it in our local dialects.
I don't have clothing for church. Church clothing it doesn't have.
So I promise our buy head clothing, our buy issues
and everything. But every day when we go every Sunday,
when we go after closing, I give a fifty gunner
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just for food and because of that she hasn't missed
in the church service. So you could see when I'm
able to provide some of her basic amenities, she will
still go in the church. So these are some of
the challenges of and not only that, even our church.
Anytime we are doing evangelism, then we go around the community.
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People complain, I don't have a shirt, I don't have
a shoe, I don't have trust. So we have to
provide for them before they will come to church.
Speaker 1 (13:43):
Yes, so now let me ask this, because you ain't gone.
We were all of the world, so everybody that's all,
maybe even in the United States, but you know, many
of the view was their battling, their own silence. Say
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to someone who's because you are your pastor, your pastor,
what what what advice would you give to that person?
Speaker 2 (14:16):
Please come the game because the land goes broken. Well,
so we are talking, so can you repeat yourself and
gain place for me?
Speaker 1 (14:22):
I will? I will? You know I was asking, you know,
giving your pastor, and you know from your own experiences
and those that you serve, how we pray. But sometimes
the answer doesn't come right then, So what advice would
you give to someone who's been praying and praying but
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they don't see the answer coming.
Speaker 2 (14:45):
Prayer have about three or four dimensions where God is
talking to you. So if you are not in this
about the about this web concerning prayer, you will miss
the mark. At times when you are praying, God can
say to you, wait or I won't give it to you,
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or I will give it to you. So it depends
you have It depends on how you are in tune
with God. And prayer also is a matter of patience.
You have to wait for the answer. If you wait
for the answer and the thing it's not coming, maybe
God is telling you what. In fact, you will feel
it within you what we are asking. If it is
not the will of God, because the Bible said, according
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to my will. So what if you are as saying
it's not the will of God, God will not give
it to you. Number two, If it is in the
will of God. At times, God cannot give you the
answer automatically. It takes time. At times God has to
work on you. At times God have to test you.
Like the Book of Jamesus, they said that when we pray,
at times God tests us to see whether what we
are acting we are going to consume it in with
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our whole. Last So at times God weigh the situation
whilst we are acting in the team. Example, like you,
I've been engaging you for so many times.
Speaker 3 (16:04):
I've been praying, but it is appropriate pray time.
Speaker 2 (16:06):
Maybe God that's you know, ignites you to you know,
listening to my call, which it did is start today.
What and what we are seeing today is not today,
It's not yesterday, maybe two or three years.
Speaker 3 (16:19):
So that is the prayer. And one of examples I'm giving.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
I'm giving you God asks has to wait till the
appropriate tide. If if maybe this kind of engagement is
not coming, then God is telling that Dad, no who
this is no man will for you guys, So I
won't let you engage and.
Speaker 3 (16:39):
Profit and thirsk.
Speaker 2 (16:40):
So this assembled the examples you see, and at times
to God will tell you no, I won't give it
to you. Or at times to pray also can be immediate,
and I can give classical examples that last I think.
Speaker 1 (17:00):
And it frozen me either frozen that's.
Speaker 2 (17:04):
I pray, somebody, I pray something happened happened over your
immediate answer that time God answers the prayer immediately. So
prayer and prayer, answering, prayer and when you pray and
the and the answers behind it. There are three dimensions
no wait, get it, so three ways of getting your
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prayer being answered.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
So the three minutes you know, wait what was the
last one?
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Wait?
Speaker 3 (17:37):
Oh? Yes?
Speaker 2 (17:38):
And if I if I know, like, I'll give you
a scripture back in the bat and so like if
you look at David, David when he wanted to go
to war, it goes to God.
Speaker 3 (17:52):
Then it has God. Can I go, go, go, go
or don't go?
Speaker 2 (17:57):
If you look at the life of Abraham, you know
Abraham and Sarah, God has promised Abraham the promise stand.
But it took a longer time. Even as much as that,
Abraham and Sarah doubted about the promise, until one day
God visited Abraham and Sarah at the Brook of Memory.
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Then he said, this day, but by this time, your
wife Saiah should have a baby, and you shouldnaed him
specifically Isaac. And the Bible says Syah laugh. He said,
I'm grown old. The thing that I used to do women.
After that is I can I give him death to
a baby. Then God said that with men all things,
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and with men it is impossible, but with God all
things are possible. So this has some classical example for
me to answer you, so far as your questions on
prayer is concerned.
Speaker 3 (18:47):
Yes, and you know.
Speaker 1 (18:50):
You are so right that people shared those examples are
angel You said right because we can't get ahead of
God's playing, and I think that is so you're right
on the money that the three dimensions. When you're praying
but you're not seeing results, sometimes you gotta he thinking no,
even though it may be her that he's saying no,
because we don't know what God knows. It's no. Then
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it might be wait like it was with Abraham and Sarah,
and she got ahead of God and messed everything up
because then she done got that woman pregnant. Well, she
didn't get the woman pregnant. She gave that maid to
her husband. He got a pregnant, and then that woman
was gonna try to take over like she was part
of the prophecy and she wasn't. But that was Sarah
messing with God's plan. She should have just waited. And
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then again the yis But I like what you said
because it's something I said right before I came on
you said, and I've said this many ways, that when
he's saying yes, he dispatches the answer from heaven. But
there's a thing called the I'm gonna call it right now,
that time difference, that time war So he's answering me
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right now, but I may not get it to four
or five years later. But it doesn't mean he didn't
answer me. And but but said, we got to wait
for God's plan because you said we can't get ahead
of God's plan. And by that, I'm gonna say, like
what you're saying, if I pray it right now and
I get it in five years, there's a whole lot
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of learning. There's a whole lot of lessing and growing
that I have to do in order to be proact
prepared to handle or manage what I prayed four or
five years ago. And then he gives it to me now.
And I guess my question is that's what true transformation
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is about, when you can get to the place where
you understand that intellectually what's happening, and then understand it
in your heart. Because he never does anything that hurt
us that's not as cool.
Speaker 2 (20:59):
And and if you look the life of Joseph, God
promising the dream, God promising. He took him about getting
to eighteen years to get to that role. Today, if
a believer, a Christian person can wait for even four years,
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it will be very difficult for him. But look at
Joseph from slavery to prison, to forty five hours then
to prison. Before the prison he was able to interpret
the dream. Then I mean the chief baker and the
chief butler, the butler who was saying he went to
the man. You know that time Pharaoh had a dream
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and even the magicians and the apologies they cannot interpret
the dream. Then you remember somebody in the prison who
told them what will happen to them? The chief butler
and the baker. God restored the position of the chief butler.
Then they told the king about and this man Joseph
in the dream. When we look our time frame in
Tevor getting into eighteen years or seventeen years before Joseph
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saw the manifestation of the promise of God upon his life.
And if you look at Jacob also his safe labor
for eighteen years before he had all his wife. So
God's ways of doing things are different from our way.
But today we don't have the patience to wait for God.
Today Christians, we don't have the patience to wait for God.
We want everything to be on the civil platter. But
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I've learned because you being example, I didn't know today
I would meet to you and you'll be interviewing me.
This is one of the aspects and that we are
talking about. In fact, if there's a joy in me
since I was born, is today even at me. But
I'm in America now. Praise the name of the Lord.
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This is the doing of the Lord, and it is
marvel in our eyes.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
Amen. Amen.
Speaker 2 (22:52):
And to add to even Abraham, when God promising the
whole mighty Abraham, it didn't believe, so it got to
And sometimes when he taught that God's promise is being delayed,
then he consulted the wife. Then they have to look
for elsewhere to get him a bound seven child.
Speaker 3 (23:14):
This is how we think.
Speaker 2 (23:15):
So we ought to be patient when God said that
it will give it, we ought to be patient. So
far as we are breaking, we are kicking, we are
moving and having our beings, we have to get We
have to wait. God's time is the best. And when
God blesses you, it doesn't have no sorrow. But when
you force yourself and you receive that blessing. Hey, the enemy,
it will take back from you whatever you have made
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being too many for So this is what we should
learn as Christians and epitome of what I'm telling you.
I've waited, if I'm giving men, I've waited with and
I know Gods time is the best. I will not
die until all the promises of God as.
Speaker 3 (23:52):
Fulfilling my life's men. So that is it. We have
to learn the word of God, and we.
Speaker 1 (24:01):
Really do and it and I guess our time is
just about coming to an email.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
Oh it's okay.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
I got a couple more questions though, Okay, your work
is changing lies. Your work is changing lies out in
the villages.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
Is there?
Speaker 1 (24:25):
How do you stay grounded? How do you stay how
do you stay fulled up? You have already told us.
But what gets you up in the morning and keeps
you going forward?
Speaker 2 (24:37):
Oh that's a good question. As I'm speaking to you,
I thought I thought I should sleep since morning because
I wake up around three a m.
Speaker 3 (24:49):
Always to go and don't broadcast.
Speaker 2 (24:51):
Telling people about the love of God with my page
system and my music and everything. What keeps me going
when I'm doing the team, and I don't see the result.
I listened to my inner intuition. I believe the Holy spirits.
He always encourried me that do it. You do And
when I read the scripture too. You know, when you
get into the scripture, you know the scripture will speak
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to you about your condition, and it will give you
assurance of whatever you are doing and the benefit thereof.
So I'm not looking at the I mean the blessing there,
but I'm looking at what I'm doing for their master.
And i will tell you in junt chapter to my fifteen.
This is my sistant. I was in this and I
heard this dream. Then when I woke up, they said,
Jesus has come to my community. So I lay postright
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and my face was facing up. Then I saw the
invade of Jesus. Then I saw scripture being written and
Jesus head. But in the course of people were shouting
Jesus has come to this community. Then I forgot the
scriptures in their dream. So then I saw sitting young lady.
Then he appeared to me, and so I had a dream.
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But I saw something reading behind Jesus, but I've forgotten
the script chat. Then the old lady told me John
fifteen sixteen. So as soon as I wake up, I
opened my Bible. Then this is what the Bible say said,
you have not called me, but I called you. Go
out there and go through and led to a fruit
remains in me and ask anything of the Father, then
I'll give it to you. This is my secret of
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going out there to preach. This is my secret. This
is my secrets. And if I sit behind the wed
of God and I'm reading it encourages It encourages me
a lot. When I look at lifestyle of people who
have been through, who have made it, the things that
they went through in the Bible, it gives me hope
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and carry that God also would do it for me
one day.
Speaker 3 (26:42):
So this is my encouragement.
Speaker 1 (26:45):
Well, I think that's a good way because he just
said I not you did not call me. I called me.
And when you know that cows me, it don't be Okay, Yes,
thanks for the Well, now what's lext for your ministry?
I know that you, I know what the world they
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keep you and I in the lgy, But what else
is next for your ministry? Are there any other projects
or goals years?
Speaker 3 (27:15):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (27:15):
Yeah, I think I think one of the things I'm considering.
You know, you can all depend on people to support
your ways, so you need something to supplement the ministry,
you see. And hey, so I think past I can
called me last time then decided to go to the market.
He wanted to do some business, this kind of black
soup and other things.
Speaker 3 (27:33):
So I went there.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
But I'm engaging also in some petty petty trading jobs
so that maybe I would not be sitting and loof
depending upon people. So this is what I'm doing to
just support myself. But but the vision is big. So
what I'm getting there, it doesn't even you know, push
me up that I can't stay for a first, It
doesn't push me up.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Yes, but those in the bus in my field stirred
or they want to do something to support your missing
you're help in some kind of way. How can they
do that? How would they reach out to you to
be able to support you?
Speaker 2 (28:10):
Okay, when it comes to finances, our foundation have bank accounts,
so normally if they want to send me something when
when it's Monday, they send it to the bank account.
But when it comes to maybe including and other things,
they make a barreer they put everything, then they ship
it for me. We have this kind of door to
door shipment that people living in the USA will give
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it to them, not through the seaports. They will bring it.
Then they will bring it to your doorsteps. Then they
will give it to you. So that's that's what you do.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Okay. So then what they can do then, and because
I'll have you as a collaborator in in the live,
but also what they can then do is they can
reach out to you directly on social media. Because I
know you're on book and I know you're on I
dilect to rechacting directly that they're wanting to provide any support.
Speaker 2 (29:04):
Now, No, no, that's you are there. You see, for
us to be transparent, you can serve us an agent
if they want to retap to so that maybe we
can accoumfort whatever will come on our way if it's
coming to me, that it may be, but maybe you
will be the med data if only you like it
like that. I don't I don't care, I don't care.
Speaker 3 (29:26):
What you know.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
So what he's saying is if you're trying to get
in contact with a just contact me and then what
I can do is connect you to him and then
you guys, work out whatever you're trying to do, whether
you want to make a financial generation or you want
to send some supplies to him, to just contact me
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and then I'll be able to put you in connection
with him.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And and to say this forever, I
don't have my own judge, I said on the Great
Men of God, and so I just want to because
if it's social media, so it wouldn't be like I'm
usually just to risk found I said one that you're
about to have a foundation, which I've been going on
helping people evangelism and all that.
Speaker 3 (30:14):
So let's look at this. Claire.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Thank you. Thank you for clarifying that, because you're right.
Your social media and it sometimes if I'm saying it
one way, and that's not true. You want people to
actually understand you. You are serving as a church, but
you have your foundation from what you do out and
do this work. Yes, please, yes, please, Well, Addie, thank
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you for joining me, and thank everybody else for joining me.
And as Addie said, if you want to support the
foundation's work, to contact me and I'll be more than
happy to put you in contact.
Speaker 3 (30:50):
With Addie him man.
Speaker 1 (30:53):
All right, thank you so much, Addie and I gotta
ask this, now, what time is it in God? All right?
Speaker 3 (30:59):
Now it's now almost getting into eleven pm?
Speaker 1 (31:04):
Eleven p yeah, now.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
So.
Speaker 2 (31:10):
And our time I wish I get into and our
midnights and our time it's going to be midnight to
write our be twelve pm.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
Okay, so that Wednesday night or Thursday night.
Speaker 2 (31:23):
Now it's Wednesday night, but one hour time it will
be Tuesday night Tuesday morning.
Speaker 3 (31:30):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
I was just trying to figure out how many hours
ahead of me you are, so basically from when you
send you about five five hours. So yes, well, thank
you so much.
Speaker 2 (31:45):
We can do pray before we go see, let's pray?
Oh yes, yes, so shall we pray? Dear Lord, I
want to thank you. I want to bless you. I
want to ann you for the life of doctors, for
the great work she's doing. One thing I know about
your word, you say, whatsoever we find doing it, we
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should do it as safe you are standing in front
of us. We are doing it for you. I thank
you for this engagement. I thank you for her well being.
I thank you for everything that concerns a life. And
I thank you for all the people that are listening
to this very great interview. I pray that you will
straight forth your hand and you will touch air in
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the special way. If she's lacking in their life because
of this engagement, Lord, prove yourself too strong to her
and let them and let her know that you are
the rewarder of those who seek you diligently. In the
name of Jesus. And I pray for all the viewers
may be well with them and their families. In Jesus' name.
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I pray with thanksgiving. Amen and Amen, Amen, Amen, thank you.
Speaker 1 (32:57):
So much, Thank you so much for the friend, thank
you for blessing all of us. And I look forward
to being in contact with you, and of course I
look forward to seeing you on my next episode. And
Jaya said amen too, and again and you came to laugh.
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And uh, as a gentleman said to me today, he
said something my old boss said years ago. Sometimes you
just have to laugh. And she does laugh. And you know,
we know laughter is healing for the soul, you know.
She said, nice to meet you, Jay, you said nice
to meet you. You want at you and dragon. All right,
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thank you so much, and until next time, Thank you
everybody for joining us, and until next time, Before you
go trying to take care of someone else, make sure
you take care of yourself first. By now,
I'm doctor three S. Smith, Doctor Taz. Welcome to this
edition of Talking Taz. And today I have with me Addie.
I say Addie Tea, but his pastor Godfrey Addie, I'm
not going to try to pronounce the other to name.
He is a transformational leader. He's a prayer warrior, and
he's a mentor whose impact stretches from the pool pit
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to the street, sub Aca and beyond. He's got over
sixteen years in ministry. He's dedicated his life to helping
people experience the power of true spiritual change, guiding them
from brokenness to their breakthrough and through his Revival Outreach
Church and the Laffa Christian Foundation. He's not just preaching
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could He's little and if you raise new your mind,
we knew the spirit and be like the faith. This
is the conversation that you've been waiting for. So Addie again,
welcome to power.
Speaker 2 (01:02):
Thank you, thank you past that. It's been a long time.
We'll show this program on and off on the not
but we can't go today. Everything I've come to fruitfulness,
and I believe God ordained this very day for us
to meet and you know, share some few ideas. So
far as my work is concerned and my mission work
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is going to So thank you my boss, and my
prophetess and my manager, thank you very much hosting me today.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
You are joying a couple of new jobs now. But
you know, our God is so good and I am
so glad that we're able to make I can share
more about what you do. Is a person that I
actually have spoken and what I'm probably going to do
is after this life because it actually does work across
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the across the country because I spoke to her about you,
and so I'm talking about a month ago. So after
this live, I'm gonna see it now that I can
connect us in a group chat uh and and to
you guys that way, so uh, I think because I
thought about the wall, I was gonna follow up with her,
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but I was like, never hearing the information, then she
would have more of an idea and then once I dut,
you guys can take it from here. But now I'm
gonna go back to the real business. So as yes,
tell us specifically about the work that you've been doing
right now doing the Revival Outreach Church, your foundation.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
Okay, Revival Churches a Bible believing church asisted more than
let's see thirty to forty years.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
And I Joint Revival Church from Mana Mission.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
I was trained and I went to Bible School in
Mana Mission. It's an incorporated missione. So I had my
training over for two years for diploma in ministry and
I serve over there as a preyer, worial leader, admission
director no because man A Mission Church is admission or
rented organization. So every now and the people come from
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America Team, you send them out to do evangelism, have
talks upon whatever topic they will bring up bout.
Speaker 3 (03:23):
So that's what I've been doing.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
I serve over there for let's say about four to
five years, and I came down to my community and
when I quit my community, I joined Revive out the
church over there. So that's physically what I'm doing now.
But I have my own and Gill call about the
Christian Foundation. We believe in evangelism solely on rural areas.
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So that's what physically we have been doing now. And
by the grace of God, last two years, we had
a team from America Bandica Young Christian Ministry. They came
and we did evangelic in together. In fact, they have
been sending me items to their rural areas, you know,
the poor people on the island and the villages. So
that's what you have been doing. You preach the world
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of God to them. Not only that the need of
the people, you have to supply them. So that's what
I am into now.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
Now you talk and I understand you're printing the world
of God because we do need that and that's the spiritual,
spiritual knowledge and healing that comes with it. But you're right,
we also need other things that are actually physical things.
So what are some of the physical changeable needs to see,
guys have been trying to provide the thows that you serve.
Speaker 2 (04:43):
That is very through, is very promatic and programmatic. First,
we need support your clothing, maybe food items and you know,
educational materials. This is what we normally need to go
with when when we're back on evangelism. So this are
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some of the things we need. But solely our challenge
now is your vehicle, not just car like a trop
because we have the film show equipment, but we don't
have vehicle to convey to one place or another to
show them Jesus wim and win them. So if there's
any challenge now, it is U vehicle not just car,
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but maybe evan lost something like that that we can
use to convey our items. Do them evangelism show. And
I want to thank and Nat Toning and Curving Tonesing
they're living in the In fact, they have been supporting me.
They bought the film show equipment to me that I
should use it for evangelism. Then Brandic car On Christian
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Church living in California and they are very supporting and
every Friday we come on zoom meeting.
Speaker 3 (05:55):
I join them. At times I lead a zoom meeting.
They two. They have been supportive.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
They have been saying items in Barrat to the rural community.
So that's what we have been doing. But our main
challenge vehicle vehicles to convey the film show and add
other items to the I mean the village used to
do the evangelism. The reason why because first, if you
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look at today ministry, it's not like the twenty and
maybe the nineteen sixty, the nineteen serving serving the ministry.
Why because now people are in need. When you give
them the gospel, you don't just give them the gospel
and go at times when you give them the gospel
there you don't meet their basic need.
Speaker 3 (06:41):
It's difficult for it.
Speaker 2 (06:42):
It's difficult for them to stay in the hands of
the Lord. So at times you have to supply them
their basic need. And I can testify to the Father
when by on callon Christians bring these kind of items. Words,
when you send it over there, you can't see the joy.
We went to a certain village, we provided rights and
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certainly testifyed they only hit rights on Christmas Day in
the village. For them to get rights to heat is
very problematic. They always eat rise on Christmas Day, chicken, No,
they always et fish and other stuff. So I think
that is our challenge for now. But God being so good,
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we are doing well and people are responding to the
call of the Gospel, and we believe by helping them,
by getting aid, by getting hid, we can go far
to the Gospel and win more souls to the Lord.
So that is what physically we need for now. Use clothing,
maybe youth clothing, teaching materials and vehicles. But the other things.
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We have a few people over there who provided me.
I think nat tones tones. They will be listening to
me now, even they the promised me that they will
get me their vehicle. But I think things are not
well good with that's what they are not able to
provide for me, but they promise me. It seems like
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it does get the stack and we are not moving
because you know, when you look at the geographic location
in Ghana, it's very, very a big place and you
need vehicles to conveil these items from one space to another.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
To emback on evangelism, I hear exact what.
Speaker 1 (08:31):
You're saying, and you need to First of all, you
just talked about the fact that the villages only have
rise for Christmas, and so when they're able, when you're
able to provide rice and another time in the years,
it is so meaningful for them. And I also see
the connection between the evangelism and winning people saws to
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Christ and then being able to meet a few more
of their because if we think about it, when it's
almost like seeing they have faith, but when you can
see a need being met and then kind of fuels
you to keep going, and it just kind of gets
the fire in you, and it's the God's fire in you.
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But it's also that fire that I can make it.
I just got to keep pushing forward. And that's the
reason why even though it may sound like, Oh, that's
not a big deal, but being able to have right
at another time of the year that is so important.
And then you talk about teaching the kids. I'm gonna
come back to that. But you talked about the need
for a vehicle because you said for evangelism, but when
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I hear that, it's evangelism, but also to get the
supplies out to the villagers because you don't have a
way to get it out. And you may have three
people that can go and take stuff that day, but
that would mean they're going in three different directions. So
you need at least three different vehicles so that the
people can go and get the the materials to those
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who are Is that correct?
Speaker 2 (10:05):
No, no, no, we need only one vehicle, especial vehicle
that we can convey the items, and maybe if we
are two or three.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
It depends on the type of the vehicle.
Speaker 2 (10:17):
When we be it's about let's say a van, thinking
about four or five people, it's okay, we can manage
the team. Then maybe if there's some space behind, we
can put our items over there. So we don't need
something that is something that can convey the team. So
let's say this van, but something like that we don't
need three vehicles.
Speaker 3 (10:37):
Yes, yes, please.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
And then when you talk about teaching materials, what are
you what are you meaning when you teaching.
Speaker 2 (10:46):
Materials educational materials, educational materials, educational materials like notebook, pain pencils,
and adster for the schools over there, because in the
village it is very diffuse, it's very difficult for them
to have these things. So normally we buy it from here,
then we send it to them, and solely food items.
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Food That is one of the major challenges so far
as evangelism bisconcerent.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
You see food items.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
So normally at times the Bandica young Christian will send
me money, will buy you know, food items. I send it.
I have the picture letter. I will send all to
you than you'll see. I will send everything to bring
some shoes, campases, clothing, toothpaste, what have you. Then we'll
send it over there. So I'll send all the pictures.
But I will tell my I'll tell my Pasta in
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California and that this is what I'll engage you in
past I can yes, okay, yes, we will know about it.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Okay, Now you you have been doing this type of
world for over sixteen years more more than sixteen millions. Yeah,
so what is that your face? And keep you going Soildren,
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You don't give up in respect.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
The mementum that keep me going here doing the things.
You are happy when you see the joy when you
give the gospel to the people, and you see the
respond that keeps me going here. That's not And you
know when when you are speaking and the people are
responding and they are responding to the gospel.
Speaker 3 (12:29):
You you you feel very good in.
Speaker 2 (12:31):
Your heart that they are responding to the gospel, especially
when they stay in the church. I can there is
a young lady over here close to it, just when
you when you move out from my house. This young
lady we came and do medical outrait on our area.
I spoke to him. He promised me that he will
give his life to this and come to church. Really
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Sanday it came. But whilst I we are going, it
told me past he said it in our local dialects.
I don't have clothing for church. Church clothing it doesn't have.
So I promise our buy head clothing, our buy issues
and everything. But every day when we go every Sunday,
when we go after closing, I give a fifty gunner
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just for food and because of that she hasn't missed
in the church service. So you could see when I'm
able to provide some of her basic amenities, she will
still go in the church. So these are some of
the challenges of and not only that, even our church.
Anytime we are doing evangelism, then we go around the community.
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People complain, I don't have a shirt, I don't have
a shoe, I don't have trust. So we have to
provide for them before they will come to church.
Speaker 1 (13:43):
Yes, so now let me ask this, because you ain't gone.
We were all of the world, so everybody that's all,
maybe even in the United States, but you know, many
of the view was their battling, their own silence. Say
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to someone who's because you are your pastor, your pastor,
what what what advice would you give to that person?
Speaker 2 (14:16):
Please come the game because the land goes broken. Well,
so we are talking, so can you repeat yourself and
gain place for me?
Speaker 1 (14:22):
I will? I will? You know I was asking, you know,
giving your pastor, and you know from your own experiences
and those that you serve, how we pray. But sometimes
the answer doesn't come right then, So what advice would
you give to someone who's been praying and praying but
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they don't see the answer coming.
Speaker 2 (14:45):
Prayer have about three or four dimensions where God is
talking to you. So if you are not in this
about the about this web concerning prayer, you will miss
the mark. At times when you are praying, God can
say to you, wait or I won't give it to you,
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or I will give it to you. So it depends
you have It depends on how you are in tune
with God. And prayer also is a matter of patience.
You have to wait for the answer. If you wait
for the answer and the thing it's not coming, maybe
God is telling you what. In fact, you will feel
it within you what we are asking. If it is
not the will of God, because the Bible said, according
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to my will. So what if you are as saying
it's not the will of God, God will not give
it to you. Number two, If it is in the
will of God. At times, God cannot give you the
answer automatically. It takes time. At times God has to
work on you. At times God have to test you.
Like the Book of Jamesus, they said that when we pray,
at times God tests us to see whether what we
are acting we are going to consume it in with
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our whole. Last So at times God weigh the situation
whilst we are acting in the team. Example, like you,
I've been engaging you for so many times.
Speaker 3 (16:04):
I've been praying, but it is appropriate pray time.
Speaker 2 (16:06):
Maybe God that's you know, ignites you to you know,
listening to my call, which it did is start today.
What and what we are seeing today is not today,
It's not yesterday, maybe two or three years.
Speaker 3 (16:19):
So that is the prayer. And one of examples I'm giving.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
I'm giving you God asks has to wait till the
appropriate tide. If if maybe this kind of engagement is
not coming, then God is telling that Dad, no who
this is no man will for you guys, So I
won't let you engage and.
Speaker 3 (16:39):
Profit and thirsk.
Speaker 2 (16:40):
So this assembled the examples you see, and at times
to God will tell you no, I won't give it
to you. Or at times to pray also can be immediate,
and I can give classical examples that last I think.
Speaker 1 (17:00):
And it frozen me either frozen that's.
Speaker 2 (17:04):
I pray, somebody, I pray something happened happened over your
immediate answer that time God answers the prayer immediately. So
prayer and prayer, answering, prayer and when you pray and
the and the answers behind it. There are three dimensions
no wait, get it, so three ways of getting your
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prayer being answered.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
So the three minutes you know, wait what was the
last one?
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Wait?
Speaker 3 (17:37):
Oh? Yes?
Speaker 2 (17:38):
And if I if I know, like, I'll give you
a scripture back in the bat and so like if
you look at David, David when he wanted to go
to war, it goes to God.
Speaker 3 (17:52):
Then it has God. Can I go, go, go, go
or don't go?
Speaker 2 (17:57):
If you look at the life of Abraham, you know
Abraham and Sarah, God has promised Abraham the promise stand.
But it took a longer time. Even as much as that,
Abraham and Sarah doubted about the promise, until one day
God visited Abraham and Sarah at the Brook of Memory.
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Then he said, this day, but by this time, your
wife Saiah should have a baby, and you shouldnaed him
specifically Isaac. And the Bible says Syah laugh. He said,
I'm grown old. The thing that I used to do women.
After that is I can I give him death to
a baby. Then God said that with men all things,
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and with men it is impossible, but with God all
things are possible. So this has some classical example for
me to answer you, so far as your questions on
prayer is concerned.
Speaker 3 (18:47):
Yes, and you know.
Speaker 1 (18:50):
You are so right that people shared those examples are
angel You said right because we can't get ahead of
God's playing, and I think that is so you're right
on the money that the three dimensions. When you're praying
but you're not seeing results, sometimes you gotta he thinking no,
even though it may be her that he's saying no,
because we don't know what God knows. It's no. Then
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it might be wait like it was with Abraham and Sarah,
and she got ahead of God and messed everything up
because then she done got that woman pregnant. Well, she
didn't get the woman pregnant. She gave that maid to
her husband. He got a pregnant, and then that woman
was gonna try to take over like she was part
of the prophecy and she wasn't. But that was Sarah
messing with God's plan. She should have just waited. And
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then again the yis But I like what you said
because it's something I said right before I came on
you said, and I've said this many ways, that when
he's saying yes, he dispatches the answer from heaven. But
there's a thing called the I'm gonna call it right now,
that time difference, that time war So he's answering me
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right now, but I may not get it to four
or five years later. But it doesn't mean he didn't
answer me. And but but said, we got to wait
for God's plan because you said we can't get ahead
of God's plan. And by that, I'm gonna say, like
what you're saying, if I pray it right now and
I get it in five years, there's a whole lot
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of learning. There's a whole lot of lessing and growing
that I have to do in order to be proact
prepared to handle or manage what I prayed four or
five years ago. And then he gives it to me now.
And I guess my question is that's what true transformation
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is about, when you can get to the place where
you understand that intellectually what's happening, and then understand it
in your heart. Because he never does anything that hurt
us that's not as cool.
Speaker 2 (20:59):
And and if you look the life of Joseph, God
promising the dream, God promising. He took him about getting
to eighteen years to get to that role. Today, if
a believer, a Christian person can wait for even four years,
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it will be very difficult for him. But look at
Joseph from slavery to prison, to forty five hours then
to prison. Before the prison he was able to interpret
the dream. Then I mean the chief baker and the
chief butler, the butler who was saying he went to
the man. You know that time Pharaoh had a dream
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and even the magicians and the apologies they cannot interpret
the dream. Then you remember somebody in the prison who
told them what will happen to them? The chief butler
and the baker. God restored the position of the chief butler.
Then they told the king about and this man Joseph
in the dream. When we look our time frame in
Tevor getting into eighteen years or seventeen years before Joseph
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saw the manifestation of the promise of God upon his life.
And if you look at Jacob also his safe labor
for eighteen years before he had all his wife. So
God's ways of doing things are different from our way.
But today we don't have the patience to wait for God.
Today Christians, we don't have the patience to wait for God.
We want everything to be on the civil platter. But
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I've learned because you being example, I didn't know today
I would meet to you and you'll be interviewing me.
This is one of the aspects and that we are
talking about. In fact, if there's a joy in me
since I was born, is today even at me. But
I'm in America now. Praise the name of the Lord.
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This is the doing of the Lord, and it is
marvel in our eyes.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
Amen. Amen.
Speaker 2 (22:52):
And to add to even Abraham, when God promising the
whole mighty Abraham, it didn't believe, so it got to
And sometimes when he taught that God's promise is being delayed,
then he consulted the wife. Then they have to look
for elsewhere to get him a bound seven child.
Speaker 3 (23:14):
This is how we think.
Speaker 2 (23:15):
So we ought to be patient when God said that
it will give it, we ought to be patient. So
far as we are breaking, we are kicking, we are
moving and having our beings, we have to get We
have to wait. God's time is the best. And when
God blesses you, it doesn't have no sorrow. But when
you force yourself and you receive that blessing. Hey, the enemy,
it will take back from you whatever you have made
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being too many for So this is what we should
learn as Christians and epitome of what I'm telling you.
I've waited, if I'm giving men, I've waited with and
I know Gods time is the best. I will not
die until all the promises of God as.
Speaker 3 (23:52):
Fulfilling my life's men. So that is it. We have
to learn the word of God, and we.
Speaker 1 (24:01):
Really do and it and I guess our time is
just about coming to an email.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
Oh it's okay.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
I got a couple more questions though, Okay, your work
is changing lies. Your work is changing lies out in
the villages.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
Is there?
Speaker 1 (24:25):
How do you stay grounded? How do you stay how
do you stay fulled up? You have already told us.
But what gets you up in the morning and keeps
you going forward?
Speaker 2 (24:37):
Oh that's a good question. As I'm speaking to you,
I thought I thought I should sleep since morning because
I wake up around three a m.
Speaker 3 (24:49):
Always to go and don't broadcast.
Speaker 2 (24:51):
Telling people about the love of God with my page
system and my music and everything. What keeps me going
when I'm doing the team, and I don't see the result.
I listened to my inner intuition. I believe the Holy spirits.
He always encourried me that do it. You do And
when I read the scripture too. You know, when you
get into the scripture, you know the scripture will speak
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to you about your condition, and it will give you
assurance of whatever you are doing and the benefit thereof.
So I'm not looking at the I mean the blessing there,
but I'm looking at what I'm doing for their master.
And i will tell you in junt chapter to my fifteen.
This is my sistant. I was in this and I
heard this dream. Then when I woke up, they said,
Jesus has come to my community. So I lay postright
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and my face was facing up. Then I saw the
invade of Jesus. Then I saw scripture being written and
Jesus head. But in the course of people were shouting
Jesus has come to this community. Then I forgot the
scriptures in their dream. So then I saw sitting young lady.
Then he appeared to me, and so I had a dream.
(25:56):
But I saw something reading behind Jesus, but I've forgotten
the script chat. Then the old lady told me John
fifteen sixteen. So as soon as I wake up, I
opened my Bible. Then this is what the Bible say said,
you have not called me, but I called you. Go
out there and go through and led to a fruit
remains in me and ask anything of the Father, then
I'll give it to you. This is my secret of
(26:18):
going out there to preach. This is my secret. This
is my secrets. And if I sit behind the wed
of God and I'm reading it encourages It encourages me
a lot. When I look at lifestyle of people who
have been through, who have made it, the things that
they went through in the Bible, it gives me hope
(26:39):
and carry that God also would do it for me
one day.
Speaker 3 (26:42):
So this is my encouragement.
Speaker 1 (26:45):
Well, I think that's a good way because he just
said I not you did not call me. I called me.
And when you know that cows me, it don't be Okay, Yes,
thanks for the Well, now what's lext for your ministry?
I know that you, I know what the world they
(27:08):
keep you and I in the lgy, But what else
is next for your ministry? Are there any other projects
or goals years?
Speaker 3 (27:15):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (27:15):
Yeah, I think I think one of the things I'm considering.
You know, you can all depend on people to support
your ways, so you need something to supplement the ministry,
you see. And hey, so I think past I can
called me last time then decided to go to the market.
He wanted to do some business, this kind of black
soup and other things.
Speaker 3 (27:33):
So I went there.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
But I'm engaging also in some petty petty trading jobs
so that maybe I would not be sitting and loof
depending upon people. So this is what I'm doing to
just support myself. But but the vision is big. So
what I'm getting there, it doesn't even you know, push
me up that I can't stay for a first, It
doesn't push me up.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Yes, but those in the bus in my field stirred
or they want to do something to support your missing
you're help in some kind of way. How can they
do that? How would they reach out to you to
be able to support you?
Speaker 2 (28:10):
Okay, when it comes to finances, our foundation have bank accounts,
so normally if they want to send me something when
when it's Monday, they send it to the bank account.
But when it comes to maybe including and other things,
they make a barreer they put everything, then they ship
it for me. We have this kind of door to
door shipment that people living in the USA will give
(28:33):
it to them, not through the seaports. They will bring it.
Then they will bring it to your doorsteps. Then they
will give it to you. So that's that's what you do.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Okay. So then what they can do then, and because
I'll have you as a collaborator in in the live,
but also what they can then do is they can
reach out to you directly on social media. Because I
know you're on book and I know you're on I
dilect to rechacting directly that they're wanting to provide any support.
Speaker 2 (29:04):
Now, No, no, that's you are there. You see, for
us to be transparent, you can serve us an agent
if they want to retap to so that maybe we
can accoumfort whatever will come on our way if it's
coming to me, that it may be, but maybe you
will be the med data if only you like it
like that. I don't I don't care, I don't care.
Speaker 3 (29:26):
What you know.
Speaker 1 (29:27):
So what he's saying is if you're trying to get
in contact with a just contact me and then what
I can do is connect you to him and then
you guys, work out whatever you're trying to do, whether
you want to make a financial generation or you want
to send some supplies to him, to just contact me
(29:48):
and then I'll be able to put you in connection
with him.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And and to say this forever, I
don't have my own judge, I said on the Great
Men of God, and so I just want to because
if it's social media, so it wouldn't be like I'm
usually just to risk found I said one that you're
about to have a foundation, which I've been going on
helping people evangelism and all that.
Speaker 3 (30:14):
So let's look at this. Claire.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Thank you. Thank you for clarifying that, because you're right.
Your social media and it sometimes if I'm saying it
one way, and that's not true. You want people to
actually understand you. You are serving as a church, but
you have your foundation from what you do out and
do this work. Yes, please, yes, please, Well, Addie, thank
(30:39):
you for joining me, and thank everybody else for joining me.
And as Addie said, if you want to support the
foundation's work, to contact me and I'll be more than
happy to put you in contact.
Speaker 3 (30:50):
With Addie him man.
Speaker 1 (30:53):
All right, thank you so much, Addie and I gotta
ask this, now, what time is it in God? All right?
Speaker 3 (30:59):
Now it's now almost getting into eleven pm?
Speaker 1 (31:04):
Eleven p yeah, now.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
So.
Speaker 2 (31:10):
And our time I wish I get into and our
midnights and our time it's going to be midnight to
write our be twelve pm.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
Okay, so that Wednesday night or Thursday night.
Speaker 2 (31:23):
Now it's Wednesday night, but one hour time it will
be Tuesday night Tuesday morning.
Speaker 3 (31:30):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (31:32):
I was just trying to figure out how many hours
ahead of me you are, so basically from when you
send you about five five hours. So yes, well, thank
you so much.
Speaker 2 (31:45):
We can do pray before we go see, let's pray?
Oh yes, yes, so shall we pray? Dear Lord, I
want to thank you. I want to bless you. I
want to ann you for the life of doctors, for
the great work she's doing. One thing I know about
your word, you say, whatsoever we find doing it, we
(32:09):
should do it as safe you are standing in front
of us. We are doing it for you. I thank
you for this engagement. I thank you for her well being.
I thank you for everything that concerns a life. And
I thank you for all the people that are listening
to this very great interview. I pray that you will
straight forth your hand and you will touch air in
(32:30):
the special way. If she's lacking in their life because
of this engagement, Lord, prove yourself too strong to her
and let them and let her know that you are
the rewarder of those who seek you diligently. In the
name of Jesus. And I pray for all the viewers
may be well with them and their families. In Jesus' name.
(32:52):
I pray with thanksgiving. Amen and Amen, Amen, Amen, thank you.
Speaker 1 (32:57):
So much, Thank you so much for the friend, thank
you for blessing all of us. And I look forward
to being in contact with you, and of course I
look forward to seeing you on my next episode. And
Jaya said amen too, and again and you came to laugh.
(33:25):
And uh, as a gentleman said to me today, he
said something my old boss said years ago. Sometimes you
just have to laugh. And she does laugh. And you know,
we know laughter is healing for the soul, you know.
She said, nice to meet you, Jay, you said nice
to meet you. You want at you and dragon. All right,
(33:48):
thank you so much, and until next time, Thank you
everybody for joining us, and until next time, Before you
go trying to take care of someone else, make sure
you take care of yourself first. By now,
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