‘Is there no father in the prophetic ministry?’ – Nigel Gaisie on frequent disputes

The Founder and General Overseer of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has questioned whether there is no senior figure in Ghana’s prophetic ministry who can intervene in the ongoing public disputes among some pastors.

In a social media post, the preacher questioned why respected senior ministers have remained unconcerned as the ongoing disputes threaten to damage Christianity in Ghana, instead of stepping in to resolve the issues.

“Is there not a father in the prophetic or power ministry? Are we going to sit unconcerned and watch the little that is left spoil before we come to the table? Where is the love or leadership in the Church in Ghana?” he asked.

He urged apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers and evangelists to intervene and help resolve the disagreements, stressing the need for a respected figure who could bring the parties together.

To support his appeal, Nigel Gaisie recounted an incident in which he was preparing to take some individuals to court but changed his mind after someone appealed to him.

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He said he agreed to drop the charges, even though he believes he had every civil right to pursue the case. He also acknowledged that the situation had damaged his reputation.

The preacher urged the leaders involved in the current disputes to put their differences aside and consider the impact of their actions on the Church and its members.

“Please, I beg you, cease fire. Please, I beg you, cease fire. For the sake of the Kingdom. For the sake of the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. For the sake of the people who look up to us. For the sake of the body of Christ in Ghana,” he noted.

Gaisie also raised concerns about what he described as opposition to Alpha Hour, the prayer ministry led by Pastor Elvis Agyemang.

He maintained that Christian leaders should focus on spreading the gospel and building their ministries rather than engaging in disputes or attempting to undermine fellow ministers.

According to him, efforts by some pastors or prophets to bring down others within the Christian community would not succeed.

“We are one body,” he declared, urging ministers to support one another and protect the unity of the Church.

He insisted that no pastor or prophet should become a target of attacks or plots from fellow Christians, adding that the Church must remain united in its mission to serve God and its members.



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