Pastor Omoniyi Osomo, a dedicated missionary, has called on Christians, especially young people, to embrace mission work, stressing that God is relying on them.

Speaking at a training session for over 250 Life Missions volunteers preparing for a mission trip to Uganda, Pastor Osomo, the founder of Mission Enablers, delivered a powerful message on the topic, “Dying Before Going”. He highlighted that effective missionary work demands a complete surrender of the flesh and its desires. He emphasized that one must burn the ship and reckon himselves sold out to God’s purpose, as well as give themselves to His will.

While sharing his personal testimony about his journey in missions, Pastor Osomo praised the volunteers for answering the call to serve in Uganda. He pointed out that Jesus seeks out the lost and unsaved souls, reminding the volunteers of Christ’s command for His disciples to go deep into the world, reaching those on the brink of eternal condemnation.

The missionary emphasized that prayer alone is not enough if one does not yield to God’s call. He cautioned that one might pray in the Holy Ghost, but without yielding to the call, it’s a waste of time; encouraging followers of Christ to step out of their comfort zones and noting that serving God comes with a personal cost, as God does not accept that which costs nothing.

Pastor Osomo also prayed for believers to depend on God and spiritual disciplines, warning that “you will fall irrespective of whom you are as a servant of God”. He urged everyone to remain faithful and diligent in their assignments, reminding them that God is the rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.

The preacher affirmed that, “The proof of your love for Him is your obedience to His command. This is not the time to be silent but the time to raise the banner of the name of Jesus”.

Shortly after the sermon, the Director/Founder of Exalting Jesus Life Missions, Reverend Michael ChristisKing, briefed him on the Uganda Great Commission which include the number of volunteers, the activities at the refugees camp and the prospects.

The volunteers have adopted at least a country across the globe to intercede for God’s revival, holiness and righteousness.

In light of this, Rev. Michael presented flags of some nations to Pastor Osomo as a mark of solidarity. The ministration also involved an altar call and prayers for salvation.