The Rock Ministries

26/08/2026

Dominion is not in mansions, like those in Europe and America, these in Africa will soon be deserted…..

I had waited. Maybe this would go viral, since some of the bloggers who are committed to talking about church buildings and private jets are yet to publish this story. So, let me put it here. 😂

We are in the season of peppering those who are always interested in talking about the church but rarely commend innovation when it comes.

I'm yet to recover from the announcement of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome on electric cars, and now the Redeemed Christian Church of God has unveiled another mind-blowing innovation.

RCCG IS BRINGING ROBOTIC SURGERY TO NIGERIA!
Nigerians may no longer need to travel abroad for some complex surgical procedures.

Redeemer's Health Village (RHV), an initiative of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has announced the introduction of robotic surgery services aimed at providing advanced surgical care in Nigeria and helping to reduce medical tourism.

The hospital has acquired two robotic surgery systems one for clinical procedures and another for training medical professionals.
The programme will cover specialties including:

• Urology
• General surgery
• Gynaecology
• Colorectal surgery
• Thoracic surgery
• Hepatobiliary surgery
But there's more. 👀

RHV is also establishing a Robotic Academy to train Nigerian medical professionals in robotic surgery, with training expected to begin in October.

And here's the part that caught my attention: according to RHV's CEO, some procedures could cost around 5% of what patients might pay in the US or Europe.

This is bigger than a church building.

This is bigger than a social media post.

This is about bringing advanced healthcare to Nigeria, training Nigerian professionals, and potentially reducing the number of Nigerians who have to travel abroad for treatment.

We should be able to discuss the church's shortcomings when necessary and still have the intellectual honesty to commend meaningful innovations when we see them.

The Church can preach the Gospel and still contribute meaningfully to healthcare, education, technology, business and society.

GOD BLESS RCCG WORLDWIDE.
GOD BLESS PASTOR E. A. ADEBOYE. 🙏🏽

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20/08/2026

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16/08/2026

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01/03/2026

The institutional church needs to break free from the relics of the Roman Empire, (Roman Catholic Church) which itself mirrored the hierarchical pyramid of ancient Egypt. In that worldly system, the Pharaoh sits at the apex—served by the base below.

Sadly, this same pyramid structure persists today, with the Pope and, by extension, prominent church founders and leaders positioned at the top, expecting to be served by those beneath them.

But Jesus turned that pyramid completely upside down.

He didn't stand aloof from the crowd. He sat around the table and ate with them (Matthew 9:10-11). He didn't demand to be served; He took the position of the lowest servant and washed their feet (John 13:4-5, 14-15). He taught that the greatest among us must be the servant of all. The shepherd exists to feed the sheep, not to be fed by them.

And this shepherding is holistic. It is more than just spiritual food. As the book of James makes clear, the good news to the hungry is food, and to the naked it is clothing (James 2:15-16). A true shepherd meets the physical needs of the flock, ensuring they are healthy and "fat."

It is only within this context of genuine care that Galatians 6:6 makes sense—that the one who is taught (the sheep) shares all good things with the one who teaches (the shepherd). The "milk" that sustains the work of the ministry is a natural, joyful response from a flock that has first been loved, protected, and nourished into wholeness.

Any system that reverses this divine order—that extracts from the sheep to aggrandize the shepherd—contradicts the very heart of Christ. It is, by definition, antichrist.

Let us return to the model of our Servant King, who came not to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45).

27/02/2026

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01/02/2026

Testimony of Deliverance: How Divine Intervention Broke Chains of Darkness

A Testimony of God’s Pursuit and Power

It is a profound truth that God’s love meets us in our brokenness, offering redemption and freedom even in the midst of our sin. The following account is a powerful testament to that relentless grace—a story of how God orchestrated a divine encounter to rescue a young man bound by spiritual darkness.

The Divine Invitation

As the owner and driver of a school bus, my routine involves transporting children each day. One Wednesday morning, after completing the school run, I noticed a young man along the roadside. In that moment, I felt a clear and unmistakable prompting from the Holy Spirit: Invite him to church. Obedient to that nudge, I approached him and extended an invitation to our evening service. To my surprise, he agreed and later arrived with a friend.

That evening, we celebrated Holy Communion together—a sacred moment of covenant and grace. Immediately afterward, the young man testified that he felt something physically leave his body, as if a weight had been lifted. He described an instant sensation of being “light,” a tangible release he could not explain.

The Unraveling of Dark Bonds

Curious—and perhaps doubtful—about this newfound freedom, he decided to test the occult powers he had long relied upon. To his shock, every ability was gone. In distress, he contacted his spiritual godfather, the one who had initiated him into these practices. The godfather confessed that he, too, had been struck by a powerful, inexplicable light that same evening—a force so strong it disrupted his own connection to the dark arts.

Seeking to restore his powers, the godfather instructed the young man to retrieve a charmed chain buried in a local cemetery for “renewal.” The following morning, the young man went to the gravesite and dug frantically—but the chain was gone. His friend, who had also attended the service, discovered his own chain missing as well. A third companion’s charm, however, remained untouched and fully intact.

Terror seized the young man. He had been warned by his godfather: The day that chain disappears, you will go mad.

Confronting the Truth

In fear and desperation, he fled straight to the church. There, he broke down and confessed the full extent of his involvement in dark spiritual practices.

Among the abilities he described was what he called the “chameleon spirit”—a power used to manipulate and defraud vulnerable individuals, particularly mobile money vendors and shop owners. He would approach someone, name a sum of money, and the person would willingly hand it over. Moments later, he would distance himself, return, and innocently ask, “You look familiar—do I know you?” The victim would typically respond, “I don’t know you,” and the transaction—along with any memory of it—would be erased.

He also revealed that on the very morning I invited him to church, he had been on his way to steal local eggs—a required component for upgrading his powers. Notably, the eggs had to be stolen; purchased or given eggs held no spiritual potency.

Total Deliverance and New Life

But God’s light had already penetrated the darkness. That evening of Holy Communion marked not only the breaking of spiritual chains but the beginning of a new identity. The buried chains of the cemetery were gone—not stolen, but sovereignly removed by a higher power.

In the days that followed, through prayer, counsel, and discipleship, this young man experienced full deliverance by the authority of Jesus Christ. The fears, compulsions, and spiritual oppressions lifted completely. Today, he walks in freedom, growing in faith and actively serving in the work of God’s kingdom.

To God Be the Glory

This testimony stands as a reminder: No soul is too far gone, no chain too strong, for the redeeming love of Jesus Christ. Where darkness once reigned, His light breaks through—not only to rescue, but to restore, redeem, and rewrite our stories for His glory.

“He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.” — Colossians 1:13–14

30/01/2026

Testimony: The Small Boy Who Became His Deliverer and Savior

“For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.” — 1 Corinthians 1:18

My spiritual son, burdened for the lost, reached out to a young man in his neighborhood. After several conversations about the love of Christ, he finally invited him to church. The young man’s response was shocking, sharp, and dismissive:
“I will not confess your Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. He is a small boy—He has no power.”

My spiritual son, taken aback by this strange and brazen declaration, came to me troubled. I remembered the Word in 2 Corinthians 10:5: “We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.”
So I encouraged him: “Let us keep praying. The knowledge of Christ will overcome.”

But the young man grew bolder in his mockery. Each time they met, he would hurl more insults about “the small boy Jesus,” embarrassing my son publicly. One day, as he passed by, my son urgently called me.
I invited the young man over. He approached with a smirk of defiance. I looked him in the eye and asked, “Did you say Jesus Christ is a small boy?”
He nodded with pride.
I simply stretched out my hand, shook his firmly, and said, “You may go.”
Turning to my son, I spoke with assurance: “Do not worry. When God’s time comes, this same young man will run to church on his own.”

The Turning Point

Weeks later, during a night vigil of intense prayer, the door of the church suddenly burst open. In ran the same young man—not to mock, but as one pursued by unseen torment.
The atmosphere shifted. Within minutes of entering, he collapsed to the floor, seized by violent manifestations. Demonic spirits surfaced, contorting his body and spewing vile utterances.

As we prayed in the authority of Mark 16:17 (“In my name they will drive out demons…”), my wife moved toward him in compassion and laid hands upon him. Instantly, she was flung backward, slammed into a chair, and lay motionless—struck by the same spiritual resistance.
For a moment, fear could have prevailed—but we remembered Luke 10:19: “I have given you authority to trample on snakes and scorpions and to overcome all the power of the enemy; nothing will harm you.”
We prayed louder, stronger, calling on the name above every name.

Suddenly, my wife’s leg je**ed upward with divine force. Strength returned to her body—a visible sign of heavenly reinforcement. Moments later, the young man began to vomit violently. Out came unimaginable items: needles, broken glass, and other physical manifestations of spiritual bo***ge. The power of the “small boy” Jesus was on full display.

Total Deliverance and Confession

That Saturday evening, the young man came to my home—humbled, clear-eyed, and ready to speak. He confessed a past filled with idol worship, ritual allegiance, and repeated failed attempts at deliverance.
He told of three different pastors who had destroyed his idols—burning them, casting them into latrines—only for the items to reappear in his room untouched.
Oils had been poured, prayers had been shouted, hands had pushed him down—but nothing changed.

Until that night.

That night, Jesus—the One he called “a small boy”—showed him mercy.
The demonic fortresses collapsed. The chains broke. The idols lost their power.
He looked at me with tears and said, “Today, I met the real Jesus. He is not small. He is Lord.”

Scriptural Reflection:

“He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world.” — 1 John 4:4
“At the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.” — Philippians 2:10–11

This testimony is not about a man’s defiance, nor about our prayer prowess. It is about the name of Jesus—the name that demons fear, the name that breaks every chain, the name that turns mockers into messengers.

Let the church declare with one voice: Jesus is not a small boy. He is King of kings, Lord of lords, and Mighty Deliverer.

To God be all the glory!

29/01/2026

A Testimony of Divine Intervention:

By a grateful servant *Apostle Gideon Adu-Gold*

The Day Christ Shielded The Rock Age Academy

This is a personal account of supernatural deliverance, shared for the encouragement of all who believe in the power and faithfulness of God. It is a testimony of how Jesus Christ intervened, in a moment of absolute peril, to preserve the lives of an entire school family.

A Vision of Warning and Refuge

In the evening before the final day of The Rock Age Academy’s second-anniversary celebrations, I was given a vision from the Lord. I saw myself surrounded by swarms of houseflies, with others buzzing menacingly nearby. A clear, sobering thought entered my mind: Do not flies gather around what is dead? How shall I escape this?

In that moment of spiritual urgency, the scripture from Proverbs 18:10 rose within me:
“The name of the LORD is a strong tower; the righteous run into it and are safe.”

Instantly, I beheld a magnificent glass mansion—an edifice of such breathtaking beauty and purity that human words cannot capture its glory. I ran inside, and not a single fly could enter with me. The vision was both a warning and a divine assurance: danger was near, but refuge was certain in the name of the Lord.

The Celebration and the Brink of Disaster

The anniversary festivities had been joyful. We had taken the school bus on a celebratory float through the town, filled with singing and laughter. On the final morning, I was driving the bus, carrying my wife and two daughters in the front, along with teachers and students behind us.

As I approached a major intersection, needing to cross into the main road, I saw a sprinter bus coming from the opposite direction. I flashed my headlights, requesting right of way. The driver signaled for me to proceed.

But just as I began to move, a deafening horn blared from behind him. An articulated truck, speeding uncontrollably, emerged into full view. The sprinter bus swerved violently onto the road shoulder—leaving us fully exposed, directly in the path of the oncoming truck.

The Moment of Impossible Deliverance

Human reaction was impossible. My lips sealed shut, my mouth dry with terror, my hands frozen on the steering wheel. In that split second, there was no time to cry out—only to brace for impact and certain tragedy.

Every observer on the roadside believed it was the end. The physics were clear: with the speed and size of the truck, and the limited space on either side of our bus, a catastrophic collision was inevitable.

But our God specializes in the impossible.

To this day, neither the stunned onlookers nor any of us on the bus can explain what happened next. Somehow—without impact, without sound, without a scratch—we found ourselves safely positioned in the middle of the road. The massive articulated truck had already passed us and was continuing down the highway at speed, as though it had traveled straight through our vehicle.

There was no natural explanation. The space between our bus and the roadside barriers was physically insufficient for such a large truck to pass—yet it did. We were unharmed, untouched, and alive.

The Unshakable Truth

In that moment, Jesus Christ Himself became our “strong tower.” He translated the promise of the vision into a tangible, physical miracle. He shielded not just me, but my entire family, every teacher, and every child under our care. What the enemy meant for destruction, God turned into a testimony of His power and mercy.

This experience has permanently anchored our faith in a single truth from Isaiah 59:1:
“Behold, the LORD’s hand is not shortened, that it cannot save.”

His hand is long enough to reach into any situation. His grace is sufficient to cover any danger. His name is indeed a strong tower, and all who run to Him find safety that defies every natural law.

To Jesus Christ—our Savior, our Shield, and our inexplicable Deliverer—we give all glory, honor, and thanks. Our lives, our families, and our school are living testimonies that He is still in the business of performing wonders.

May this account strengthen your faith and remind you that no situation is beyond His reach, no crisis beyond His control, and no life beyond His saving grace.

Thank You, Jesus. Your hands are truly not too short to save.🔥🙏🏽