Bishop David Oyedepo Shuns Critics Over David Abioye & Thomas Aremu Retirement From Living Faith Church
Bishop David Oyedepo shuns critics and has urged them to refrain from questioning the church’s decisions over change of leadership.
You would recall that Bishop David Abioye and Bishop Thomas Aremu retired after serving three and four decades in the ministry.
However, the retirement is in line with the church guidelines, which is also known as The Mandate that serves as the church’s constitution.
Addressing critics over the retirement of the Bishops, Oyedepo stressed the importance of focusing on one’s own affairs.
“My advice to commentators is to study to be quiet and mind your business. It is wisdom to learn what is working and find out what makes it work. Everything works here,” Bishop David Oyedepo said.
He made this known while delivering a sermon at the valedictory service for Bishop Aremu at Winners Chapel, Orita Bashorun, on Tuesday.
David Oyedepo, while quoting Genesis 49:26, stressed that no one has an inheritance in a teacher or pastor.
While encouraging Bishop Aremu, Oyedepo made it known to him to maintain a mindset focused on growth, saying, “There’s no such thing as the best today or tomorrow; what matters is your pursuit of God.”
He also encouraged him to remain connected to the faith and ignore baseless criticism.
