DEALING WITH GENERATION WASTERS

by TAIWO OLUSEGUN AYENI


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 03/02/2005

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5x8
Page Count : 216
ISBN : 9781420817942

About the Book

This work is a follow up to my two books ‘Fighting Your Way to Victory – principles of victory over stubborn problems’ which deals with the revival of one’s prayer life, and ‘Smashing the Gates of the Enemy – through Strategic Prayerswhich encourages the believer to engage in strategic spiritual warfare in order to unseat the powers of darkness limiting them from entering into their inheritance.  The book is titled ‘Dealing with Generation Wasters’ It reveals the operations of generation wasters in men’s lives and tries to explain why many people have experienced untold hardships and sufferings that are beyond human comprehension.


About the Author

Pastor Taiye Ayeni as he is fondly called, met with the Lord in his final year at the University of Lagos, Akoka, where he graduated with a Bachelors of Science combined honours degree in Mass Communication, Sociology and Psychology.

Since knowing the Lord in 1983, he has been privileged to serve Him in various capacities.  He is the Minister in Charge of Rehoboth Ministries, based in Grand Prairie Texas, USA and a Senior Lecturer at the Gethsemane Prayer Ministries International’ Prayer School, with its headquarters in Ibadan, Nigeria.

He serves as the Minister in Charge of Prayer at Household of Faith, of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Arlington, Texas, USA.  He is presently in the United States of America on mission for Christ, a student of Advance Leadership and Pastoral School of Christ For The Nations Institute (CFNI) Dallas and mentoree of the prestigious Longridge Writers Group, in Connecticut.  He has widely traveled on speaking engagements within and outside the country in the course of ministry work.

He is married to Dr (Mrs.) Abidemi Olubisi Ayeni and the union produced Rereloluwa (son) and Oreoluwa (daughter).