ECCR Deido

11/03/2026

🔥 DOUALA CRUSADE WEEP NO MORE! 🔥
We thank God for the powerful move of His Spirit that began on Monday at Centre d’Accueil, Bepanda Douala. It has truly been a moment of grace and divine visitation for everyone who attended.
We are greatly honored to welcome our guest speaker who came all the way from Nigeria, Rev. Father Emmanuel Ebubemunso, a true servant and giant of Christ. It is a privilege for our city to receive such a vessel of God in our midst.
📖 Theme of Monday: “WEEP NO MORE”
The Word of God reminds us in Revelation 5:5:
"Then one of the elders said to me, ‘Do not weep! See, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has triumphed.’"
Also in John 16:20, Jesus said:
"Your sorrow will turn into joy."
Sometimes life brings pain, tears, disappointments, sickness, struggles, and burdens that seem too heavy to carry. But the message of the Gospel is clear: God has not forgotten you. Your season of weeping will not last forever.
The same Jesus who comforted the widow of Nain and raised her son (Luke 7:13) is still working today. When the Lord saw her tears, He said to her: “Do not weep.” Immediately, her story changed.
This is the message God is releasing in this crusade:
✨ Your tears will turn into testimonies
✨ Your pain will turn into praise
✨ Your struggles will turn into victory
No matter what you are going through, bring it to Christ. Bring your sickness, your family challenges, your financial struggles, your fears, and every burden in your heart. Jesus is still the answer.
🙏 You are warmly invited!
Come with faith and expectation. Invite your friends, family, neighbors, and loved ones from far and near to come and experience the power of God.
📍 Venue: Centre d’Accueil, Bepanda – Douala
📅 Program continues until Friday
🌙 Grand Finale: Friday Night Vigil
Do not miss what God is doing in our city. Your miracle, breakthrough, healing, and restoration may be waiting for you there.
Come and encounter the presence of God!
Come and hear the Word!
Come and receive your testimony!
🔥 WEEP NO MORE YOUR JOY IS COMING! 🔥

11/03/2026

🔥 DOUALA CRUSADE WEEP NO MORE! 🔥
We thank God for the powerful move of His Spirit that began on Monday at Centre d’Accueil, Bepanda Douala. It has truly been a moment of grace and divine visitation for everyone who attended.
We are greatly honored to welcome our guest speaker who came all the way from Nigeria, Rev. Father Emmanuel Ebubemunso, a true servant and giant of Christ. It is a privilege for our city to receive such a vessel of God in our midst.
📖 Theme of Monday: “WEEP NO MORE”
The Word of God reminds us in Revelation 5:5:
"Then one of the elders said to me, ‘Do not weep! See, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has triumphed.’"
Also in John 16:20, Jesus said:
"Your sorrow will turn into joy."
Sometimes life brings pain, tears, disappointments, sickness, struggles, and burdens that seem too heavy to carry. But the message of the Gospel is clear: God has not forgotten you. Your season of weeping will not last forever.
The same Jesus who comforted the widow of Nain and raised her son (Luke 7:13) is still working today. When the Lord saw her tears, He said to her: “Do not weep.” Immediately, her story changed.
This is the message God is releasing in this crusade:
✨ Your tears will turn into testimonies
✨ Your pain will turn into praise
✨ Your struggles will turn into victory
No matter what you are going through, bring it to Christ. Bring your sickness, your family challenges, your financial struggles, your fears, and every burden in your heart. Jesus is still the answer.
🙏 You are warmly invited!
Come with faith and expectation. Invite your friends, family, neighbors, and loved ones from far and near to come and experience the power of God.
📍 Venue: Centre d’Accueil, Bepanda – Douala
📅 Program continues until Friday
🌙 Grand Finale: Friday Night Vigil
Do not miss what God is doing in our city. Your miracle, breakthrough, healing, and restoration may be waiting for you there.
Come and encounter the presence of God!
Come and hear the Word!
Come and receive your testimony!
🔥 WEEP NO MORE YOUR JOY IS COMING! 🔥

10/02/2026

Greetings to all our beloved followers!
We thank God for His grace and faithfulness as our Beginning-of-the-Year Program officially started yesterday at ECCR DEIDO, Douala. The opening message, “My Year of Rededication,” was powerful and deeply inspiring.
We sincerely appreciate the Reverend Father for the rich and impactful teachings shared yesterday. If you were not present, don’t worry you can see for yourself how God moved and be blessed.
📢 To everyone who couldn’t make it yesterday:
We strongly encourage you to make every effort to be with us today. You don’t want to miss it!
👉 Today’s topic will be: [WRITE TODAY’S TOPIC HERE]
This message promises to be life-changing and timely for this season.
We also invite all our followers, friends, and loved ones to join us and to share this message as a follow-up SMS or post, so others can come and be blessed as well.
✨ ECCR DEIDO members and the entire Douala community, this is our moment. Come expecting, and God will surely meet you at the point of your need.
God bless you all, and we look forward to seeing you today! 🙏✨

05/02/2026

Praise Session During Our Preparation
As we prepare for our Beginning of the Year Program on Monday 9th, Tuesday 10th, and Wednesday 11th, we shall be having powerful Praise Sessions to lift our hearts and spirits before the Lord.
In ECCR, there are no sad moments — only joy in the presence of God.
Please make sure you do not miss out on this program.
Come ready to praise, worship, and receive.
God is set to do something new among us.
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03/02/2026

Dear friends and followers,
We are pleased to inform you that our End of Year / Opening of the Year Program will take place on 9th, 10th, and 11th Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Please arrange your schedule to be fully available for these powerful days as we begin the year in the presence of God.
Come and be blessed.
Invite your friends and relatives to share in this moment of grace.
We look forward to seeing you all.
God bless you.

31/01/2026

🛑 DISCUSSION FOR OUR CHRISTIAN FAMILY ECCR DEIDO

A public figure recently said he has stopped going to church and stopped praying for 5 years, yet his life is progressing. He also said many people are becoming “wise” and no longer allowing themselves to be “brainwashed” by churches and men of God.

This raises serious questions for us as believers.

Is success in life a sign that one is on the right spiritual path?
Is church attendance and prayer useless if results do not come quickly?
Can a person live well without God and still be right before Him?
Is salvation truly personal?
What does the Bible say about this?

«“What shall it profit a man if he gains the whole world and loses his soul?” – Mark 8:36»

As Christians, how should we understand statements like this?
What should be our response?
What lessons can we learn?

We invite all our followers and members to share their views in the comments. Let this be a healthy, respectful, and faith-building discussion.

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27/01/2026

17/01/2026

LOVE SERIES DAY 3

SUBTOPIC: WHAT DOES IT TRULY MEAN TO LOVE?

Beloved brethren of ECCR Deido,
many people say “I love”, yet few understand what love truly means in the eyes of God. Today, we must separate biblical love from emotional attachment, tolerance, and human convenience.

The Bible does not leave love to personal definition. God defines love clearly.
“God is love.”
(1 John 4:8)
To understand love, we must look at who God is, not how we feel.

1. LOVE IS A DECISION ROOTED IN OBEDIENCE

Love begins where obedience begins. In Scripture, love is first a choice, not a feeling.
“If you love me, keep my commandments.”
(John 14:15)

True love acts even when emotions resist. Feelings may change, but obedience remains.

wisdom says:
“A river does not stop flowing because the road is difficult.”

2. LOVE SEEKS THE GOOD OF THE OTHER, NOT REVENGE
Love is not silence in the face of evil, but it is also not revenge.
“Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.”
(1 Corinthians 13:6)
To love someone does not mean to destroy them. It means to desire their repentance, healing, and salvation.

3. LOVE IS PATIENT AND COSTLY
Love costs time, pride, and comfort.
“Love is patient, love is kind.”
(1 Corinthians 13:4)
Impatience is often a sign of self-centeredness. Love waits, endures, and hopes.
African wisdom says:
“What grows slowly lasts long.”

4. LOVE FORGIVES WITHOUT ERASING TRUTH
Forgiveness is not denial. Love forgives, but it does not lie.
“Bear with each other and forgive one another.”
(Colossians 3:13)
Love forgives to free the heart, not to justify wrongdoing.

5. LOVE IS SACRIFICIAL
The clearest definition of love is found at the cross.
“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”
(John 15:13)
Love gives, not because it is easy, but because it is right.

6. LOVE IS A SPIRITUAL WEAPON
Love is not weakness. Love disarms hatred.
“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.”
(Romans 12:21)
Love defeats evil without becoming evil.

FINAL EXHORTATION

To love is to choose obedience over emotion, truth over comfort, and grace over revenge. Love does not mean you will not be hurt; it means you will not be destroyed by hatred.

When love rules the heart, peace governs the life.

PRAYER

Lord Jesus,
teach us to love as You love.
Heal our hearts from bitterness.
Give us strength to obey even when it hurts.
Make ECCR Deido a people known for love rooted in truth.
In Jesus’ name. Amen.

👉 Follow this page as we continue this series with LOVE SERIES DAY 4: WHO ARE PERSECUTORS AND HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND?
💬 Share your reflections and questions this journey is for growth and healing.

16/01/2026

LOVE SERIES DAY 2

SUBTOPIC: WHO IS AN ENEMY?

Beloved brethren of ECCR Deido,
as we continue this teaching, we must confront a truth many avoid:

Do you know that you can be your own enemy?

Many Christians pray aggressively against “enemies” without discernment. Yet Scripture warns us that not every opposition is external, and not every battle is meant to be fought with destruction.
A man’s enemies will be the members of his own household.”
(Matthew 10:36)

Now hear this with wisdom and sobriety:
If you are praying for your enemies to die, and your so-called enemies are your mother, son, daughter, uncle, husband, or wife, and you do not even know it, then you may be praying against your own destiny.

If such prayers are answered, you will be the first to suffer.

When sickness strikes them, you will struggle in hospitals.
When death strikes, you will carry the pain.
When problems increase, you will move from one church to another, from one prayer group to another, saying, “My family is under attack”, while the attack began with careless words and ignorant prayers.

At that stage, you start praying for family deliverance, family restoration, family peace yet you are the one who released destruction instead of love.

This is why Scripture warns:
“The tongue has the power of life and death.”
(Proverbs 18:21)

Prayer without wisdom becomes self-sabotage.

Jesus never commanded us to pray for death. He commanded us to pray for repentance, transformation, and salvation.

“Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.”
(Matthew 5:44)

Sometimes the real enemy is not outside—it is ignorance, bitterness, anger, and lack of discernment within.

“Above all else, guard your heart.”
(Proverbs 4:23)

At this point, you may think you are fighting enemies, while in truth you are fighting yourself.

God is wise. He sees beyond emotions. He knows what will heal you, protect you, and preserve your future.

African wisdom says:
“The knife that cuts the finger is held by the same hand.”

FINAL EXHORTATION

Before you pray, discern.
Before you speak, understand.
Before you curse, remember Christ.

Not every enemy is meant to fall.
Some are meant to repent.
Some are meant to change.
Some are meant to be saved

Lord Jesus,
deliver us from ignorant prayers.
Heal us from bitterness disguised as spirituality.
Give us wisdom to pray for life, not destruction.
Teach us to love as You love,
and to fight our battles Your way.

In Jesus’ name. Amen. Deido.
💬 Share your thoughts respectfully—this conversation is meant to heal, not to divide.