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THE REMNANT MOVEMENT AND THE EMPHATIC YES TO UNITY & REVIVAL IN CAC NIGERIA AND OVERSEAS By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola, General Evangelist, CAC Nigeria and Overseas

THE REMNANT MOVEMENT AND THE EMPHATIC YES TO UNITY & REVIVAL IN CAC NIGERIA AND OVERSEAS By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola, General Evangelist, CAC Nigeria and Overseas

At this defining juncture in the life of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Nigeria and Overseas, the question of unity has moved beyond administrative discourse and entered the realm of spiritual obedience. The church stands at a historic crossroads, where the decisions made in this season will determine whether we continue as a fragmented institution or rise again as the prophetic, apostolic, Spirit‑driven movement God raised to shape nations. While some factions remain entangled in the politics of self‑preservation and the…

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When Comfort Replaces Consecration — A Prophetic Call to CAC Nigeria and Overseas for Unity, Truth, and Revival By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola, General Evangelist, CAC Nigeria and Overseas

When Comfort Replaces Consecration — A Prophetic Call to CAC Nigeria and Overseas for Unity, Truth, and Revival By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola, General Evangelist, CAC Nigeria and Overseas

The Christ Apostolic Church was not born in comfort. It was not born in luxury, nor did it emerge from the indulgence of men who sought ease, prestige, or personal gain. It was born in the fire of revival — a revival marked by miracles, healing, holiness, and a radical dependence on God. The fathers of this Church walked paths of sacrifice, prayer, fasting, and unwavering faith. They carried no earthly wealth, yet they carried the power of heaven. They…

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Christ Apostolic Church at the Crossroads: Rediscovering Babalola’s Apostolic Fire By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola General Evangelist, CAC Nigeria and Overseas

Christ Apostolic Church at the Crossroads: Rediscovering Babalola’s Apostolic Fire By Ojo Emmanuel Ademola General Evangelist, CAC Nigeria and Overseas

The Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Nigeria and Overseas, is standing at a crossroads. In an age of competing voices, fractured loyalties, and diluted spirituality, the question is urgent: How can Healing, Revival, and Unity Scriptures truly count in this generation? The answer lies not in new slogans or endless programmes, but in a radical rediscovery of the apostolic dynamism embodied by the Church’s first General Evangelist, Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola. His ministry was not a quaint historical episode—it was a…

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Survey of Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola’s Prayer Life and the Gaps in Today’s CAC Nigeria and Overseas Prayer Culture

Survey of Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola’s Prayer Life and the Gaps in Today’s CAC Nigeria and Overseas Prayer Culture

By General Evangelist of CAC Nigeria and Overseas, Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, the visionary founder of the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), was not just a leader but a beacon of fervent prayer and spiritual discipline. His remarkable legacy continues to light the path for countless believers today. However, a striking contrast can be seen between his intense prayer practices and what is experienced in the contemporary CAC community, both in Nigeria and abroad. This piece delves deeply…

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10 Reasons Why Churches Stay Small – Part 2

10 Reasons Why Churches Stay Small – Part 2

<< Previous 7. Bad health. Anyone who has spent time in more than a few churches can see that some are just unhealthy. And by that, we do not mean they are small—they are sick. You can be small and healthy; behold the hummingbird. An unhealthy church is known more by what it does than by a list of characteristics and attributes. A church that runs its preachers off every year or two is unhealthy. A church that is constantly…

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10 Reasons Why Churches Stay Small – Part 1

10 Reasons Why Churches Stay Small – Part 1

<< Previous 3. Domination by a few strong members. The process by which a man (it’s almost always a man) becomes a church “boss” is subtle and rarely, if ever, the result of a hostile takeover. Say the pastor of a small church leaves for another town. The pastorless congregation looks within its membership for leaders to rise up and "take care of things" until a new pastor arrives. So two or three faithful and mature (we assume) members are…

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Digging Up The Old Wells Of Abraham – Part 1

Digging Up The Old Wells Of Abraham – Part 1

THE INVALUABLE LESSONS FROM ABRAHAM “And Abraham journeyed from thence toward the south country, and dwelled between Kadesh and Shur, and sojourned in Gerar”(Genesis 20:1). Isaac in his own walk with God was living in the same place where his father had dwelt years earlier. God was about to show Himself mighty on Isaac’s behalf. In this place where Abraham had faced tremendous trials and had overcome, so Isaac would experience the same victories with God’s help. When Abraham lived…

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Digging Up The Old Wells Of Abraham – Part 2

Digging Up The Old Wells Of Abraham – Part 2

THE WELLS OF CONTENTION AND HATRED No sooner had Isaac’s herdsman dug out one of the wells than the people of the land began to strive with them saying the water was theirs. “And the herdmen of Gerar did strive with Isaac’s herdmen, saying, The water is ours: and he called the name of the well Esek; because they strove with him” (Genesis 26:20). Isaac named the well Esek, which means strife or contention. In the life of the Christian the…

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His rejection of biblical creation by God
10. His rejection of biblical creation by God

10. His rejection of biblical creation by God

His rejection of biblical creation by God Charles Darwin was a man of his times. The 19th century saw many major social upheavals—political, philosophical, economic and religious—and Darwin was deeply shaped by them. His grandfather Erasmus Darwin, a non-believer who had written on evolution, and his father Robert, also a nonbeliever, had great influence on him. The death of his beloved daughter Annie at the age of 10 greatly diminished any faith he had in God. Some 11 years after…

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His theory of the tree of life
9. His theory of the tree of life

9. His theory of the tree of life

His theory of the tree of life The only drawing Darwin had in his book The Origin of Species is that of the supposed "tree of life." It pictures the imaginary transformation of a common ancestor (at the root level) into the different species we see today (at the twig level). Yet the drawing is actually based on slight variations within a species after many generations, and then he adds some suppositions. Again Darwin went well beyond the evidence. He…

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