In Rhema, No Shaking

Rhema Deliverance Mission International, Nnewi branch, is known to the city as Rhema Cathedral Nnewi. It is a branch of Rhema Deliverance Mission, and its home is Anambra State, Nigeria. The Nnewi branch was officially established on 26 November 2006. On the first day of service, eleven people were there. The work did not begin with a crowd. It began with a company small enough to count, and with a God who does not despise small beginnings.

The spiritual lineage of the house goes back to the late Bishop Dr. Arthur Nwachukwu, who founded Rhema Deliverance Mission, and to Dr. Mrs. Patricia Nwachukwu. Prophet Barr. Ejike Nwachukwu, son of that founding bishop, serves as leader and General Overseer. He is known as The Power Line of the Holy Spirit. The ministry in his hands is healing, deliverance, and the prophetic.

That is why the church has a sentence it is not ashamed to repeat: In Rhema, no shaking. It is not a boast about a building. It is a way of standing. Prophetic declaration is the church’s voice. Deliverance from generational bondage is part of its work. Healing is not rented from somewhere else. It is prayed in the gathering. The same messages go out through YouTube, Facebook, and Powerline TV, so a word given at the altar is not trapped in one room.

A church that started with eleven members is a church that understands process. Completion, in the language of this house, is not hurry. Dominion is not noise. Fruitfulness is not a performance. Rest is not the absence of assignment. It is the end of a toil that fear and affliction tried to rename as your life. If God prepared the place before He made the man, then a believer is not late, and a congregation is not too small for what He has spoken.

So the charge of this house remains plain. Hear the word. Pray it. Receive healing. Walk in deliverance. And when the month, the city, or the news tries to shake you, answer with the confession of Rhema: no shaking.