He is a contract staff with zenith bank. He want to quit his job and go for full time ministry. He believed to hv d call of God upon his life, but he has nothing on ground like business, and does not any means of survival.

if a man sense the call of God, never discourage him. it takes God to desire to serve in ministry. it i.volves great sacrifice. but he doesnt have to leave his jod . except God says so

We have enough churches already in the world. Let Him just continue with his job, live a Christ-like life and share the gospel with anybody that God gives him the chance to talk to. But if he insists, then he must be absolutely and positively sure that it is God that is calling him and not him trying to force ministry upon himself.

please let the mumu leave his job and answer that call.

voices in me head
talking to me, yeah!
telling me things
no one else knows about

should I heed?
should I ignore?
Oh! Voices, voices, voices.
Ah! Voices, voices, voices.

@ op, becareful!

If u are married,it is best u set your wife up frist and make sure the business is runing well before u venture into full time ministry cos hunger would make u regret y u were born born.but if u are single and very very very very sure dat God is calling u to fulltime ministry u can go ahead and take the risk.God is faithfull,u gonna suffer at the beginning but I am sure u would have the last laugh.the lord is your strenght.

There are so many pastors with professional jobs, he wont be the first certainly not last. Tell him to keep his job,or how would he be feeding himself?

Goverment job anyday

It is in very rare cases God tells people to leave their jobs for "full time ministry". Even the mentors u have from the bible had jobs they did to cater for themselves. As good as zeal is, without wisdom, it would land u in battles that God did not plan for u.

Wait oh, ministry no be job? Offering and tithe money no be salary? Abeg tell him to carry go jare; and may God bless his hustle!