The Presiding Archbishop and General Overseer of the Action Chapel International ministry, Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has prophesied a divine intervention in the lives of Ghanaians.
He noted that many Ghanaians may have given up in life and exhausted the faith due to the pressures of daily life.
The Archbishop in a tweet to mark the Easter celebrations over the weekend said: “You might have given up for a long time, you might have exhausted your faith.
“I prophesy and declare receive a shock of good news. I declare the next miracle in your life will be Jesus showing up in your life and stepping into the equation. A divine turnaround.”
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— N. Duncan-Williams???????? (@ArchbishopNick) April 1, 2018
You might have given up for a long time, you might have exhausted your faith.
I prophesy and declare receive a shock of good news.
I declare the next miracle in your life will be Jesus showing up in your life and stepping into the equation.
A divine turnaround. #HeIsRisen
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