I stated in the Part One that God gives special messages to people He appoints and sends to speak to His chosen people. The messages are often specific instructions God gives to His servants concerning their ministries. We considered the examples of Abraham, Moses, Isaiah, Ezekiel as well as the …

Servants of God are given special messages by the Lord to communicate them to others. Essentially, these messages are not given just to be known but to be obeyed. Check throughout the Bible; everyone God called was given a specific instruction to achieve God’s definitive purpose. When God called Abraham, …

“…the sheep (disciples) follow him (Jesus), for THEY HEAR HIS VOICE. A stranger they will not follow, but they will flee from him, for they do not know the voice of strangers…MY SHEEP HEAR MY VOICE, and I know them, and they follow me” (John 10:1- 5, 27, emphasis mine). …

In the Part One, we defined clericalism, discussed its negative impact on the Church, the concerns raised by some church leaders to fight it and methods believers may use to uproot it. In this Part, we wish to continue with the strategies churches must adopt to fight the cultural canker …