Flames held a 40 minute prayer session on Wednesday evening seeking divine inspiration ahead of Friday’s AFCON qualifier against the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon.
The prayer session was led by vice team manager Aubrey Nankhuni who preached on the story of David and Goliath which represents the Malawi and Cameroon scenario.
Nankhuni said after all the hard work in training the players must now believe in themselves and have faith in God’s miracles.
“First of all we must accept the challenge in front of us and then have faith that we can do the impossible and that is when GOD will come in. It should start with us.
“Then we talk about love. This is a group of 30 people but we are one. Let us be united and love each other. Where there is love, unity and faith GOD will always be there.
“Just like David no one is giving us a chance against Cameroon. But the Bible tells us that with self-belief and God’s guidance everything is possible. Let’s work hard and let’s believe. We will do wonders on Friday,” said Nankhuni.
Bullets striker Chiukepo Msowoya led the group in singing choruses while Yamikani Fodya read the messages from the Bible.
Beating Cameroon will increase the Flames’ AFCON qualification chances next year.
The Flames will host the Indomitable Lions in a return match next week.
Cameroon is also praying..
Above all, this is just sports. there must be a winner and a loser. God has many things to do as far as salvation is concerned. Sports is not part of salvation. Just enjoy the game.
GOD go with you GOD BLESS YOU BE STRONG DONT BE SKYD WITH THEM THERE HUMAN BEN SAME LIKE AS WE LOVE WE NEED YOU TO BE PROUD WITH YOUR SERF GOD BLESS YOU ALL
However remember that God gives only those who work hard. Please work hard during the game. Chiukepo must stop scoring only home games at club levels. No no way.