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'Zimbabwe to overcome prevailing challenges,' claims Prophet Magaya
09 May 2016 at 06:38hrs | Views
PROPHETIC Healing and Deliverance Ministries leader Prophet Walter Magaya has urged Zimbabweans to remain focused saying the country will overcome the prevailing economic challenges.
He said the current challenges were not new since the country has once gone through a bad patch before but managed to survive.
Prophet Magaya said this while fielding questions from journalists last Friday on the sidelines of his church's crusade dubbed "Miracle Night," at his Waterfalls base where thousands of people attended.
"Hope is there. There's always a way. You shall see. The same time next year I'll be asking you what did I say? God will always create a way. Look at what happened in the past years. God created ways and we've survived over the past years," said Prophet Magaya.
He said hardships in some instances were meant to create a window for miracles to happen where God would perform wonders.
"In tough times, it's an opportunity for miracles. You can only identify a miracle where there are tough times," Prophet Magaya said.
He said other renowned prophets have made the same predictions that this year was fruitful.
"Look, almost all the prophets said the same thing. (United Family International Church leader) Prophet (Emmanuel) Makandiwa prophesied on the issue of overflow, we (as PHD) are saying the same thing of overflow and abundance, my father (TB Joshua) also said this year is a year of reward. So it's about following the Word. In Christ there are many opportunities," said Prophet Magaya.
Asked why the "madman" in Rusape that he healed last year was not staying in the new house bought for him by the church, Prophet Magaya said the man, Garikayi Zindi, was no longer comfortable staying in the town.
"He's fine. His only complaint is that he doesn't want to go to Rusape. He says 'please sell the house in Rusape and buy me a house close to the church'. One reason is that there are no relatives of his in Rusape, he was staying there as a mad man so he says it reminds him of bad times so he wants a different place. That's his main reason. He wants to stay close to church. He's afraid that he can be attacked again by evil spirits," said Prophet Magaya.
Asked how the church responded to that, Prophet Magaya said: "We're still looking into it, we're calm, we aren't in a hurry, why should we hurry? It's our ministry, it's our pace, so at the right time we shall move and do it according to what we want. We aren't doing it to impress anyone."
He said the current challenges were not new since the country has once gone through a bad patch before but managed to survive.
Prophet Magaya said this while fielding questions from journalists last Friday on the sidelines of his church's crusade dubbed "Miracle Night," at his Waterfalls base where thousands of people attended.
"Hope is there. There's always a way. You shall see. The same time next year I'll be asking you what did I say? God will always create a way. Look at what happened in the past years. God created ways and we've survived over the past years," said Prophet Magaya.
He said hardships in some instances were meant to create a window for miracles to happen where God would perform wonders.
"In tough times, it's an opportunity for miracles. You can only identify a miracle where there are tough times," Prophet Magaya said.
He said other renowned prophets have made the same predictions that this year was fruitful.
"Look, almost all the prophets said the same thing. (United Family International Church leader) Prophet (Emmanuel) Makandiwa prophesied on the issue of overflow, we (as PHD) are saying the same thing of overflow and abundance, my father (TB Joshua) also said this year is a year of reward. So it's about following the Word. In Christ there are many opportunities," said Prophet Magaya.
Asked why the "madman" in Rusape that he healed last year was not staying in the new house bought for him by the church, Prophet Magaya said the man, Garikayi Zindi, was no longer comfortable staying in the town.
"He's fine. His only complaint is that he doesn't want to go to Rusape. He says 'please sell the house in Rusape and buy me a house close to the church'. One reason is that there are no relatives of his in Rusape, he was staying there as a mad man so he says it reminds him of bad times so he wants a different place. That's his main reason. He wants to stay close to church. He's afraid that he can be attacked again by evil spirits," said Prophet Magaya.
Asked how the church responded to that, Prophet Magaya said: "We're still looking into it, we're calm, we aren't in a hurry, why should we hurry? It's our ministry, it's our pace, so at the right time we shall move and do it according to what we want. We aren't doing it to impress anyone."
Source - chronicle
