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Rume Kpadamrophe

Press Services International

Rume Kpadamrophe is a graduate student at the University of South Carolina. Before leaving Nigeria, he mentored several youths in prophetic, intercession, and evangelism. He is a revivalist, a writer, a researcher, and an enthusiastic lover of revival history. He desires to see revival ignited and sustained in the nations of the earth. He currently serves as the president of The Carolina Church, a campus ministry at the University of South Carolina.Rume’s email is rumekpadamrophe@yahoo.com.

  • The Blood of the Martyrs- seed for the harvest

    Tertullian, one of the early Church fathers of the second century coined the term, “the blood of the martyrs is seed for the church.” No doubt, anytime the church has faced persecution, she has always increased. The early Church was greatly persecuted yet there was an incredible harvest of souls. There seems to be a connection between martyrdom and the harvest. God had to sow his only son to reap the world.

  • Heaven Now

    Heaven is the dream of every believer. We all dream of a place of perfect peace and joy. Jesus came to show us that this dream is not a far away reality but can be experienced here and now.

  • Embracing Mystery

    As Christians, we have been called to live the most adventurous life possible to man. We are new creatures with access to beings beyond our 3 dimensions. God ordained the Christian life to be an exciting adventure.

  • The Everyday Missionary

    It’s been over 2000 years since Jesus gave us the commission of going into “all the world” with the Gospel. Over the past centuries, we have seen many herosof faith take up this responsibility with a burning desire to see souls saved. The need for modern day missionaries cannot be overemphasised. As gross darkness captures the heart of men, we must become that light that will never stay under a bushel.

  • The Cry of the Unborn

  • Breaking free

    The French writer, Victor Hugo once said, "The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved; loved for ourselves, or rather, loved in spite of ourselves." The most important revelation we ever get of God is the revelation of His love. He longs for us to truly grasp the truth that He is love.

  • A call to the altar

    With radical Islam, lawlessness, and immorality on the rise in today’s society, we need a radical move of God to reshape the minds of men. We must get rid of the escape mentality. We’ve got a job to do on this earth and we must do it while it is day.