A partnership at Heathrow
Within hours of landing, at a coffee table at Heathrow North, we sat with Brother Chukudi Nwokorie and joined hands for the kingdom in the United Kingdom.
Chidera and Segun landed at Heathrow early on Friday 2 October, and Ekaba at about half past eleven. At midday we sat with Brother Chukudi Nwokorie at the Starbucks at Heathrow North. Brother Jireh Ovwah could not come: his son was sick, and he was with him in the hospital.
We spoke plainly. We cannot be part of Christ without His message, and His message is the kingdom. But the kingdom is not a denomination, and we are not a faction: we want to work with brethren wherever there is the seed of Christ. Chukudi answered that the factions are a man thing, and that the main point is the message of the kingdom that Jesus came to preach.
There is definitely something I am convinced that God wants to achieve.
Then we read out what we had written among ourselves before we came: a strong commitment to planting kingdom churches; strengthening the kingdom churches and the brethren; bringing people together for holy worship, fostering a spirit of unity, love and understanding; and seeing the word of the kingdom thrive in the United Kingdom and spread among the nation groups. He answered that none of it was new to him: “I support the partnership and fellowship.”
He prayed for us before we took the road north to Derby: that the angels of the Lord would go with us, and that we would travel in peace and be stronger.
“Can two walk together, unless they are agreed?” Amos 3:3
