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Bishop David Oyedepo, the. President of the Living Faith Church Worldwide has revealed to his congressional members that no one should expect him in hell when he dies, because Christ has redeemed him from the Kingdom of darkness.
The clegy who spoke to his members on Unlocking The Supernatural 2 at Second Covenant Day of Open Doors Service, at theFaith Tabernacle, Canaanland said by redemption we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of light where darkness has no more power.
Quoting his words, Oyedepo said “There is no grossness of darkness that can dare the territory of light. We have been translated from the kingdom of darkness away eternally from their reach. You can’t find darkness whose mission is to go and deal with light. No! You are in a kingdom where darkness can’t come. He dwells in the light that no man can approach unto. I have been translated, you have been translated but do you really know it? So you are battling with darkness, I have never seen where darkness and light are contending. That light shines in darkness and darkness can’t approach it.”
He said thst when his time comes and he goes to heaven, no one should think the devil has taken him out. He said, “When my time comes in my old age and I go to heaven, don’t let any devil think that one devil took me out. If the devil could take me, he would have taken me a long time ago. The devil took me to where? Can you find where darkness is taking light? They say to where? I am going to kill it. It is light that kills darkness. You dare me, you die. What do you carry? What kind of darkness? What do you carry compared with what I carry? Come on now. You better wake up.”
Finally, he prayed, “In the precious name of Jesus, the assault of darkness over your life is declared over. No more assault in your sleep. No more assault on your family. No more assault on your children. No more assault on your business. All of the above is what makes a believer not just an overcomer but more than a conqueror” he concluded.
