Christians have been urged to always recount the things that are specific breakthrough which God did for them.

A guest preacher and Medical Director of Christ Our Foundation Hospital Enugu, Dr. Nkiruka Mbadiwe made the call in a Harvest and thanksgiving service organized at Chapel of His Grace Enugu State College of Education Technical (ESCET). Enugu.

Dr Mbadiwe who is a cardiologist said in a sermon that the grace of God which was multiplied to keep us should not be taken for granted. She said “anything you have that can help you praise the Lord, whether your voice or any instrument, use it. God has done great and mighty things in our lives.

Have you ever imagined that the sky has not collapsed on us or the sea overflew to swallow us. Psalm 107, I, 8, 13, 21, 33. gives us reasons to continue to praise God because he is doing great and mighty things in our lives.”

Making reference to the Bible reading from Psalm 149:9, Dr Mbadiwe admonished everyone not to neglect the Faithfulness of God upon their families even in this hard times.

In a remark, the priest incharge of Chapel of His Grace ESCET Enugu, the Rev. Abel MC Isirue noted that God deserves praise at all times.”We are here for a mission—a mission to help each of you discover the unique gifts that the Lord has blessed you with, and to use those gifts to glorify His name”

We are here for a mission—a mission to help the students discover their unique gifts that the Lord has blessed them with, and to use those gifts to glorify His name”.

Rev Abel Isirue’s voice took on a commanding tone as he continued, “We are here to serve as guides, mentors, and friends as you embark on this journey of self-discovery. But remember, it is ultimately God who has given you these talents and it is to Him that you must give thanks.

He continued “For every skill and every ability, every strength and every triumph, give glory to the Lord.”Desire news observed that the annual Harvest and thanksgiving service was attended by people from different works of life.”

Desirenews Correspondent reports that personalities from different works of life attended the service