The Senior Pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, Biodun Fatoyinbo, has made a shock return to preaching after barely a month after he stepped down.
Scores of protesters stormed the church in early July to protest against Fatoyinbo who was accused of raping singer Timi Dakolo’s wife, Busola Dakolo, 20 years ago.
Amid the protest, Fatoyinbo announced his decision to step down, while his wife, Modele, had taken charge of the church — a move which seemed to pacify protesters.
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On Sunday, however, the COZA senior pastor delivered a sermon titled, ” Sudden victories”, in a packed church auditorium.
He focused his sermon on the books of 1st Timothy 6:12; Mark 4:35-37 and 1st Corinthians 10:13.
Fatoyinbo said it was written in the Bible that Christians would always face persecution, but God would ensure that they are victorious.
He said,
“As a Christian, you must face opposition. If God, who is holy and faithful has enemies, you are sure going to have.”
“In wrestling, any method can be used. When faced with challenging circumstances, pray, fast, decree, confess and prophesy God’s victory over your life.
“Most contrary situations around you are set up by the enemy to ripple your faith and keep you on a spot,” he preached.
Fatoyinbo prophesied that his parishioners would witness victory in the new month of August.
