Uniting The CCC: Embracing Divine Guidance

Overcoming Challenges for Spiritual Unity and Growth

Unity is of paramount importance in the Celestial Church, and recent discussions have brought attention to the challenges faced in maintaining this unity.  What most of us have refused to understand is that the Celestial Church will forever remain one.

It is not a bad thing to have too many leaders; the issue lies in their opposition to a single, well-defined objective that supports the church. The Celestial Church was led in this direction because we do not have a single voice from a single set.

The problem starts when we refuse to let the Holy Spirit lead and guide us. Everyone wants to be the head or the superior, and that is where our leaders and elders are missing it. We can have one pastor, pastoring the CCC worldwide, but do we have one voice?

Both members and elders are not in one voice, and thats what is affecting the Church till date; we believe too much in our spiritualism with different ways of doing things in CCC, and this is the one voice we lack.

Two masters cannot lead; it is high time both young and old submit themselves to God and wait upon the voice of the Lord for directives. No one owns the Celestial Church; there are too many doctrine teachers who think this is how the Celestial Church of then should be in the Celestial Church of today, and so on.

Let us prioritize the development of the church, with God alone deserving of all the glory. We need to call back all the lost sheep into the fold instead of focusing our minds and strength on positions that won’t make us gain or inherit God’s kingdom.

Let’s worship with one mind and one heart. In fact, it is possible to worship under one umbrella; all we need to do is follow the one voice from God and stand on it. God still speaks in the Celestial Church; let us listen to it and not play the shepherd or the Wolida of the Church; the voice of the Lord is the same; he never changes because he is today, yesterday, and forever.

Ijo yi ko gbodo baje… It is in our hands if we want this church to grow or not, because ijo yi ni temi ati tire ni.

Written by ccc news 24

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