Pastor Isaac, the second son of the founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, Bishop David Oyedepo, has reportedly resigned from the ministry.
Recall that Isaac who was announced in September as the national youth pastor of the Youth Alive Fellowship (YAF), is said to be planning to commence a new church ministry.
Isaac’s leadership was announced by YAF
via its official Facebook page, with the disclosure that the new youth pastor will take the youthful congregation to glorious heights.
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“On behalf of the Youths of Living Faith Church Worldwide, we say a big welcome to our National Youth Pastor, Pastor Isaac Oyedepo as he takes the Youth Alive Fellowship to the next levels of glory,” YAF posted.
His resignation was announced by Church Gist on Wednesday, a media platform owned by Pastor Leke Beecroft, one of the long-term pastoral assistants at the LFC Headquarters in Ota.
Isaac in a recent interview, stated that his purpose in life was “to reclaim a generation and to ensure that this generation sees the fire God’s revival in our generation.”
He added that YAF’s mandate was “to liberate the whole world from all oppression of the devil through the preaching of the Word of Faith,” which he was leading before his resignation.
It is worth noting that Isaac is married to Ayomitide Omogbadegun and they are blessed with children.
He was ordained as Living Faith Church pastor by American preacher Kenneth Copeland in May 2007, and has before his redeployment to the headquarters, Canaanland Ota, pastored the Winners Chapel International, Maryland United States, South Africa, and Lokogoma, Abuja.
