Pastor Agu Irukwu on prayer, speaking the truth and political correctness
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Pastor Agu has planted one of the biggest churches in the UK. If we want to see revival come, it’s time we took prayer and fasting seriously, but not religiously, says the Jesus House pastor in this interview with Heather Tomlinson. Recorded at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC), a conference associated with Jordan B Peterson, Pastor Agu comments on broader societal issues, as well as sharing his own testimony and insights from his ministry.
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Released on 12 Jan 2024
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