Our Journey to Seraphic Land

Popoola Sunday

Heb 12:2 let us understand that life of a Christian is a journey. It is a race to the land that is full of honey, milk, silver and Gold where saints have eternal rest.

The seraph should not only be seen as a body of white garments but as a church that raise nations to the standard of God for the propagation of gospel.

Since the vision and the covenant was given to Baba Moses Orimolade Tunolase, there has been a diverse perspective about the church. But believe me there is an Order that follows the mandate given to Baba Orimolade that the church should stand for the truth and also to eliminate spiritual blindness in the world. This fact was also established in one of our hymns “Apalase lagbala Orun pe ki egbe yi ma bisi… titi gbogbo ifoju okan yio fi tan laye.

Today’s generation is trying to compete with others instead of seeing ourself as a sojourner in this world to make things better.
I see the church moving to the Seraphic land (our new Jerusalem). The Seraphic land in this context is not the one at Maba or Agelu, it is a gathering of people with God’s identity, where everyone is regarded as an ambassador of Christ.

As we progress together as seraphs, more soldiers of Christ are needed, intercessors, rugged evangelist, minstrels, Territorial commanders, Prophet of Truth, teachers of the word and so on are needed in this race.

The question now what role are you willing to play? Are we not using our talent to even demoralise the church and we keep complaining of being hated by other churches. Are we truly representing God on earth? Let us think about it.

Above all things we are to desire heavenly happiness to be with God as with Jesus.