APOSTOLIC WRITINGS

Apostle Orokpo Micheal Apeh was born on 1st of march originates naturally from idomaland of Benue state.  He holds a Bsc, Msc. and currently finalising his Doctorate Degree in Chemistry  at the Benue state university(BSU). At a very tender age he began to have encounters of the Lord Jesus Christ but still naive as a child, The Lord began to draw him and to lead him to different quarters to drink of him. It was in this act of leadings that he encountered men like Evangelist Benny Hinn, Pastor Chris. Oyakhilome, Evangelist Todd White, Prophet sadhu Salveraj, Apostle Randy Clark, Apostle Arome Osayi, Evangelist Reinhard Bonke ,Bishop Oyedepo, Bishope David Abioye, Rev. Hillary Agbo., etc to mention a few which imparted him and his hunger drove him to sleep in crusade grounds, attend Adullam Bible College and Fastings. He lives in Makurdi, Benue state, He is an adjunct instructor at the Cave Adullam Bible College, He is ardent student of the Bible and a man that loves to stays in...

Beloved, I implore you as aliens and strangers and exiles [in this world] to abstain from the sensual urges (the evil desires, the passions of the flesh, your lower nature) that wage war against the soul.  (1 Peter 2:11, AMP) Beloved, I beg you as sojourners and pilgrims, abstain from fleshly lusts which war against the soul (1 Peter 2:11, NKJV) The Bible in the verse of Scripture quoted above admonishes the believer to act like the pilgrim that they are by always rejecting and abstaining from the evil desires and passions of the flesh and embracing and yielding to the spirit. How? Now this is what separates Christianity from other religions.  Other religions espouse the need for moral uprightness and virtuosity but do not have the power and technology to crush the evil desires and passions of the flesh. For instance, some religions which preach sexual purity do not have the power and technology to overcome the overwhelming urges to commit fornication.  All their prescrib...

Now it is imperative of me to stress that making choices most times doesn’t come easy, especially when it touches on very critical and highly crucial issues.  I am talking about when the alternatives on ground are not just dual but multiple and are of seemingly equal strength and importance as the right choice. One is thrown under severe pressure and struggles to withstand the crushing weight of uncertainty when they are to choose from say eleven options or more.  To iron this out, we must first understand what a ‘right choice is’. A right choice is a choice that when made draws a person closer to God and makes them fulfill His will for their life.  A right choice therefore is beyond human perspective and judgment; both of which are limited – it’s something that should synchronize with God’s judgment and perspective. For what is right in the sight of man might be dead wrong in the sight of God. That’s why Scripture establishes that the way that seems right to a man leads ...

The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and sowed IN HIS FIELD, which indeed is the least of all the seeds; but when it is grown it is greater than the herbs and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and nest in its branches. (Matt 13:31- 32, NKJV, emphasis added) The mustard seed is a very interesting seed. It is also a very small seed. Yet in it lies the potential to provide space for the birds of the air to nest. Now, Jesus, in illustrating one of the operational dimensions of the kingdom likens it to a mustard seed.  And that this particular mustard seed is such that a man sows in his field. Now note the emphasis on the phrase in his field.  Adejoh & Arome   We will for the sake of driving home the salient message contained in this parable of the kingdom spend a little while in considering the import of this phrase.  The phrase in his field suggests to us that the field is the man’s personal concern.  It also means the ...

The perilous (outrageously dangerous) times predicted in God' word from the days of yore are here (2 Timothy 3:1).  Cosmic pressures, building in all quarters of human endeavor, infecting people with malignant claustrophobia as people feel they are being constantly pressed upon like insects by forces higher than their will. Pressures of all kinds mounting and towering like ominous mountains. People's efforts are not amounting to their desired outcomes. It's a wild, wild world that we currently live in.    This is even more true in Nigeria right now. Pressures: ripping families apart, decimating businesses,knocking down people's faith in God and darkening the land with weighty melancholy. Pressures: making people jump off the 3rd Mainland Bridge in Lagos and causing the whole nation to chant hopelessly in the most pessimistic tone. Pressures: causing saints to abandon the fortitude of God's peace which is powered by the comfort of Scriptures and embrace the barbetura...