Understanding RCCG, Adeboye’s Worship, Sermons & Evangelism -By Nneka Okumazie

RCCG messages, preaching and sermons are often a continuation of their worship sessions.

They discuss stories of miracle, signs and wonders in the Scriptures.

They refer to testimonies from Church members, or events that show the Power of GOD.

The message often ends with a call to salvation – Christ’s command, and to also increase those who will fellowship with them, to worship GOD – in Spirit and in Truth.

Their sermons have a pattern to glorify the LORD. Their relentless worship is always an invitation to more presence of GOD, for more conviction by the Holy Spirit, more deliverance without physical touch, more miracles and even closer walk with the LORD.

The consistency for worship and the priority to increase those who fellowship may seem strange to some people, but aside the audience of individuals, they pursue Christ – in Faith – to move the limits of possibilities in this world.

They share more Scriptures based on the wonders of GOD. Sometimes too, they share Scriptures of people in trouble, who worshipped. They seem to have aligned themselves with a goal and mission, in creation, which is worship and fellowship.

They also seem to know that sin is prevalent on earth, and true change only comes from Christ’s grace, because no one can.

There are all kinds of critics against testimonies and worship, but Christ said:

[John 14:12, Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father. ]

There was an answer by a recipient of a miracle in the Scriptures: [John 9:30, The man answered and said unto them, Why herein is a marvellous thing, that ye know not from whence he is, and yet he hath opened mine eyes. ]

The people who focus on worship and fellowship know it works for them.

Worship, together or in private, is essential for true Christians.

Remembering Christ, in worship, as a Wonder to enemies sent against Him. [John 7:44, And some of them would have taken Him; but no man laid hands on Him.] [John 7:46, The officers answered, Never man spake like this Man.]