In an event widely described by viewers on social media as historic, Pastor Kumuyi personally yielded his custom, reserved crusade pulpit to Bishop Oyedepo to deliver a sermon and Bishop Oyedepo preached a powerful message on salvation titled "How Shall we Escape, If we Neglect So Great A Salvation" to the massive GCK audience.
The historic moment has sparked widespread admiration across the Nigerian Christian community, with many celebrating the rare display of unity, mutual respect, and love between two icons of faith who lead vastly different ministries.
I said I watched the moment with so much joy and excitement because if you know pastor Kumuyi too well, you'll testify that he don't associate himself with pastors of others ministries because he believes that that all of them are sinners and you'll rarely he Deeper life members associating themselves with members of other denomination cause all other Denominations as unbelievers.
Pastor Kumuyi is one of the Pastors I love so much and hand absolutely respect for but one thing about his teaching that don't like and I'll never support is teaching members of the Deeper Life Bible Church avoid associating with members of other churches primarily due to their strict "holiness and separation" doctrine, which viewed many other Christian denominations as worldly or spiritually compromised. This is not the teaching of church and I don't know where he got it from.
Christ never discriminated against sinners. Yelshua whom most of you called 'Jesus' was was even found eating with sinners and tax collectors at the home of Levi, a former tax collector whom Jesus called to follow Him and he became one of his disciples called Mathew. (Matthew 9:9–13:) Read this you won't d!e.
This is one of the very few reasons I couldn't relate with Deeper Life doctrines but seen Pastor Kumuyi begining to invite a Pastor from a different ministry to come and administer at a crude organised by Deeper life really excited my spirit and I hope to see more of this extending to Deeper life members to begin to interact with members of other Denominations.
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