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I DECREE THAT HOLY GHOST FIRE! BURN EVERY EVIL COVENANT DESTROYING.. | PASTOR LAZARUS MUOKA

Join Pastor Lazarus Muoka for a powerful prayer session, where he'll be decreeing victory over every evil covenant destroying your destiny. With anointed prayers and prophetic declarations, Pastor Muoka guides you through a transformative experience, commanding God's power to manifest deliverance, freedom, and supernatural breakthrough. Hashtags #PastorLazarusMuoka #TheLordsChosen #HolyGhostFire #BreakEvilCovenants #DestinyPrayers #DeliverancePrayers #AnointedPrayers #PropheticDeclarations #SupernaturalBreakthrough Pastor Lazarus Muoka is a renowned Nigerian pastor, minister, and author. Born on June 29, 1942, in Mgbidi, Imo State, Nigeria, he is the founder and General Overseer of The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, a popular Christian denomination in Nigeria. Here are some key facts about him ¹ ² ³: Early Life: Born into a Catholic family in Umuhu-Okabia, Orsu LGA, Imo State, Pastor Muoka relocated to Lagos in 1975 and worked before committing his life to Christ. Ministry: He claimed to have received a direct call from Jesus Christ, commissioning him to spread the gospel. This led him to establish The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement on December 23, 2002. Church Growth: The church has grown significantly, with thousands of worshippers attending services every Sunday. His congregation comprises low and middle-income earners who wear yellow reflective jackets with the Lord's Chosen name. Literary Works: Pastor Muoka is a prolific author of Christian books and journals, including: "How God Called Me" "Mark My Words" "And Ye Shall Receive Power" "Ye Must Be Born Again" "Christianity: A Better and Pure Religion" Personal Life: He is married to Joy Muoka, and his influence and wealth have soared over the years. Despite controversies surrounding his ministry, Pastor Muoka remains a prominent figure in Nigerian Christianity