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The founder and overseer of Perez Chapel International, Bishop Charles Agyinasare, has urged young pastors to desire to stand out in their ministries.
Speaking on the subject, 'The Man of God: His work, character, reward and honour' on Joy's “A Walk with Jesus” on Sunday said, “God doesn’t just call us to be among the number. He wants each of us to make a unique impression.”
He revealed that when it comes to God calling people to do His work, “it depends on the individual’s availability, their commitment and dedication to Him, their personal determination and ambition.”
According to the Perez Chapel Bishop, how well a player turns out depends on his hard work and determination.
He explained, “No matter how good a coach is, the same coach turns out A players and F players.
Bishop Agyinasare, therefore, encouraged young men of God to study and show themselves approved because they’ll be honoured according to the work they do.
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