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Church founders of this generation not Kingdom-minded – Pastor Ashimolowo
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Church founders of this generation not Kingdom-minded – Pastor Ashimolowo

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The Senior Pastor of Kingsway International Christian Centre, KiCC, Pastor Mathew Ashimolowo, has called on religious leaders, especially the wealthy pastors, to be Kingdom minded.

Ashimolowo made the remark during his visit to Dreamland complex at Master’s City, Warri, insisting that most pastors of this generation are not focused on heavenly things.

He emphasized the need for a generation of leaders who are spiritually grounded and equipped for contemporary challenges.

According to him, “This time requires leaders who are spiritually deep, mentally sharp, emotionally stable, and financially wise.”

He further stressed the importance of sacrificial leadership and investment in God’s work, adding that leaders must set the example for those they lead.

“Kingdom-mindedness is not common in this generation, especially among founders. If you cannot invest in your own ministry, how do you expect your members to invest? People are watching your priorities and your commitment,” Ashimolowo stated.

Church founders of this generation not Kingdom-minded – Pastor Ashimolowo

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