Corrections On Divine Call

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By
The Man Who Saw God Face To Face
Raphael Okechukwu Nweze

1. The churches and religions discriminate among their religious leaders. The Catholics obey only the reverend fathers; Anglicans follow their teachers and deacons; new generation churches obey their pastors, while the Moslems listen to the Imams only. It is not so in heaven. God regards all His ministers as shepherds, irrespective of their religions and churches, whether they are ordained or not.
   


2. Many people who are living like ordinary men and women are ministers of God without their physically knowing it. Whoever fails God has failed him. This alone is terrible.
   


3. Some people know that they are ministers of God but refuse to work for God.
   


4. Many are busy giving unnecessary excuses:
   • I am married.
   • I am working in the bank, in school, in the airport, etc. But, they were not sent to work in these places.
   • I do not have time.
   • When I retire.


5. Many husbands do not want to let their wives work for God. But, they want their wives work for presidents, governors and ministers; their wives work in the offices. Is it not a case of self delusion upon the illusion of the world.
   


6. Some are working for God, but are not serious. They are not committed.
   


7. Many are procrastinating, postponing, the work of God.
   


8. Others are giving God unnecessary conditions: all you hear from them is “When I get married,” “When I get members,” “When I have money,” “When I get house,” and so on. They are placing the cart before the horse. Jesus started with nothing, with only prayers.
   


9. Some are working for God, but they are doing so in the wrong way by following man-made doctrines and routines in place of God’s commandments.
   


10. Many are working for God, but in the wrong places. They limit themselves to their religions, churches and members, and refuse to be directed by the Holy Spirit.
    


11. Many families refuse to give necessary support to their sons and daughters, relations or friends who are ministers of God.
    


12. You should note that Divine Call is the highest form of service. It is the easiest way to stay close to God, and one of the best ways to easily attain heaven.