Christ in me the hope of glory
The pinnacle of my joy
The miracle of my soul
The only song that I know
I set my heart on a pilgrimage
For I am not of this world, No
I am only passing through, Yes
I'm well on my way to the Throne
I set my eyes on the things above
And not on the things of this world
For all of the things of the earth Will pass away
And only Christ will remain
So, I'll keep on doing this one thing
And I will inherit all things
And I'll spend all my life seeking God
And it won't return to me voidREPRISE:
So, I'll keep on doing this one thing
And I will inherit all things
And I'll spend all my life seeking God
And it won't return to me void
REVEREND KAY!
Baba ��wọn bàbá mi nínú Olúwa.
The shepherd who shepherds our shepherds.
You are more than a minister of the Gospel;
you are God’s gift to me and to this generation.
Who is Reverend Kay?
Reverend Kay is a prophet—
a prophet of the world to come.
A man who continually brings the realities of eternity into time,
turning our gaze from the fleeting to the everlasting,
calling our hearts away from this present age
and fixing our hope on the Kingdom that cannot be shaken.
Who is Reverend Kay?
Reverend Kay is an apostle of our Lord and our God.
Never have I heard my father speak outside the Gospel.
The Gospel is his language.
The Gospel is his compass.
The Gospel is the atmosphere in which he lives, moves, and ministers.
With remarkable precision and unwavering conviction, he navigates its depths, because he knows that he, together with us—his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren—is in search of a city whose Builder and Maker is God.
He is not raising admirers.
He is raising pilgrims.
He is not preparing people merely for success in this world,
but for citizenship in the world to come.
Who is Reverend Kay?
Discipline: The Word of Righteousness.
Occupation: Teacher of Righteousness.
His life is his message.
His message is Christ.
His gladness is to see Christ formed in men.
Tí a bá gbọ́ Reverend Kay, a máa wà okay!
Today, we lift our voices to heaven.
Thank You, God the Father, for giving us Reverend Kay.
Thank You, Jesus the Son, for raising such a faithful witness in our generation.
Thank You, Holy Ghost, for leading us into this stream of life, truth, and righteousness.
Daddy, we are blessed to sit under your ministry.
We are blessed to eat from your table.
We are blessed to drink from the wells of grace that God has opened through you.
May generations yet unborn rise to call you blessed because of the seeds of eternity you have sown into men.
Happy 60th Birthday, Daddy.
You wear sixty with grace, strength, and glory.
Indeed…
60 looks good on you, sir!
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