Be spiritually intelligent, Archbishop Kirby tells bishops

The Archbishop, who stated this during the consecration ceremony of Bishop Dr. Theophilus Bako at Dominion Chapel International Churches, Abuja, disclosed that only the spirit of God will be able to keep the consecrated Bishop on the mountain top that he has already climbed, stressing that God has no religion because He is a Spirit.Archbishop […]

Be spiritually intelligent, Archbishop Kirby tells bishops
Be spiritually intelligent, Archbishop Kirby tells bishops

The Archbishop, who stated this during the consecration ceremony of Bishop Dr. Theophilus Bako at Dominion Chapel International Churches, Abuja, disclosed that only the spirit of God will be able to keep the consecrated Bishop on the mountain top that he has already climbed, stressing that God has no religion because He is a Spirit.
Archbishop Ken McNatt from the United States,  in his own exhortation, declared to the new Bishop Rt. Rev. DR. T.E.D Bako, that he should not relent in preaching the word of God, no matter the  situation he may have found himself, even if he is being scandalized by anybody.
He stated that the only thing a man of God needs to do at all time is to defend his faith in the face of any persecution.
Bishop Dr. T.E.D Bako, who is a holder of HND in Agricultural Engineering and a Post-Graduate Diploma, was awarded Doctor of Divinity Honoris Causa in October 2009 by ACTS Seminary and Graduate School, USA.
On his travels and missionary journey, he has been to Johannesburg, South Africa on invitation as guest speaker at international conference of the World Solution Bible Church, Dalpak. He was in Nairobi, Kenya as guest speaker at the annual convention of the Christ Victorious International Churches (CVIC) and has been to Jerusalem on holy pilgrimage.
Bishop Dr. T.E.D Bako, who is the founder and Senior Pastor of the Grace Cathedral, Gospel Ministries International (GMI), Lokoja in Kogi State has authored several books, such as, The Finger of God and The Purpose of the Anointing.
Twenty bishops from different parts of the world and some 200 pastors of different churches graced the consecration, amidst thousands of well-wishers from all walks of life.