17/06/2026
Leaving a Church the Right Way
(A Message on Honour, Spiritual Authority, and Divine Order)
Beloved, allow me to share with you what Prophet B.E Nyalungu said, and what our Prophet and father has taught us concerning this sensitive but very important matter.
Today, our Prophet and father said there is something that has silently destroyed destinies, closed doors, and invited unnecessary spiritual warfare into the lives of many believers.
That matter is how people leave a church—and why it must be done the right way.
1. You Are Free to Leave — But Not Free to Rebel
Prophet B.E Nyalungu said:
“Child of God, you are free to leave any church if God is leading you into a new season, a new assignment, or a new spiritual environment.”
But he also said:
“If you must leave, leave the right way.”
Why?
Because you cannot violate spiritual order and expect to enjoy spiritual peace.
Our Prophet and father said many believers today are suffering—not because the devil attacked them—but because they violated divine principles concerning spiritual authority.
2. Spiritual Authority Is a Kingdom Law
Our Prophet and father said the moment you call someone “my father,” “my shepherd,” or “my covering,” you have established spiritual authority in your own life.
And the Word of God declares:
“Touch not My anointed ones, and do My prophets no harm.” — Psalm 105:15
Prophet B.E Nyalungu said:
“Dishonour is not a small matter—it is a spiritual breach.”
Some people are struggling today, not because of demons, but because of dishonour.
3. Even When a Leader Is Wrong — Honour Remains a Law
Our Prophet and father said, “Look at Noah and Ham.”
Noah was wrong—he got drunk and lay uncovered.
But Ham dishonoured him, and a curse followed his lineage (Genesis 9:20–27).
Prophet B.E Nyalungu said:
“The mistake of a man of God does not cancel the anointing upon his life.”
In the same way, a pastor’s error does not give you permission to insult, mock, or tear them down.
He said:
“The anointing that blessed you can also judge you if you handle it wrongly.”
Remember Uzzah:
The same ark that brought blessing also brought death when handled incorrectly (1 Samuel 6:19).
4. The Danger of Leaving in Rebellion
Our Prophet and father said if you leave a church with:
anger
gossip
disrespect
accusations
dishonour
…you open a door that the enemy will legally use against you.
Prophet B.E Nyalungu said:
“Some people lost finances, marriages, and ministries—not because of witchcraft, but because of rebellion.”
Rebellion is not just an attitude—it is a spirit.
5. How to Leave the Right Way
Our Prophet and father said:
“If you must leave, leave in a way that protects your destiny. Honour opens doors, dishonour closes them.”
Prophet B.E Nyalungu said the correct way to leave is this:
Leave Quietly
“Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life…” — 1 Thessalonians 4:11
No drama, no noise, no confusion.
Leave Respectfully
“Elders… are worthy of double honour.” — 1 Timothy 5:17
Respect the office, regardless of feelings.
Leave Without Gossip
“Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth…” — Ephesians 4:29
Gossip contaminates others.
Leave Without Causing Division
“Mark those who cause divisions…” — Romans 16:17
Do not pull others with you.
Leave With Humility
“God resists the proud…” — James 4:6
Humility preserves you.
Leave With a Blessing
“Bless and do not curse.” — Romans 12:14
Speak good, even as you go.
Leave in Peace
“Live at peace with everyone.” — Romans 12:18
Peace is your covering.
Leave Without Retaliation
“Do not repay evil for evil.” — 1 Peter 3:9
Let God fight for you.
Leave With Proper Closure
“Let all things be done decently and in order.” — 1 Corinthians 14:40
God honors order.
Leave With Honour
“Honor all men.” — 1 Peter 2:17
Honour is a spiritual law.
6. What Happens If You Leave the Wrong Way?
Prophet B.E Nyalungu said:
“If you leave in dishonor, only two things can preserve you:”
Find a pastor with a greater grace than the one you dishonored, or
Go back and apologise sincerely.
Our Prophet and father said:
“Honour is a seed, and dishonour is also a seed—each one produces a harvest.”
