Whenever God wants to bring change to the earth, He works through people.

In this sermon, the speaker (Femi Lazarus) recounts a dramatic encounter involving Archbishop Benson Idahosa confronting a planned global witchcraft conference in the city where Idahosa’s ministry was based. Idahosa declares that God does not need to descend because his presence is sufficient, illustrating how God works through people. The speaker then expands the theme, asserting that believers are the “light of the world” and the direct response of God to societal chaos. He explains that Jesus came not to display superiority but to reveal God’s original design for humanity, emphasizing the title “Son of Man” as the ideal model. The sermon contrasts “man after the order of Adam” with “man after the order of Christ,” urging listeners to proclaim, “God’s method is man,” and to identify themselves as God’s method.










