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| Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi |
The practice of a satanic trade was an assurance needed by the herbalist to mock his nephew who had invited him to the Deeper Life Bible Church.
The herbalist who was mentioned in Kumuyi: Defender of The Faith, a biography written by four authors in honour of the founder and General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi
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"In Lagos a herbalist was invited to the Deeper Life Bible Church by his young nephew. He mocked the boy and said he had nothing to gain from Kumuyi's Church, as he put it."
Spiritually attacked without healing
"Later, a fellow herbalist was said to have cast a spell on him and he became paralyzed. He enlisted the assistance of others in the satanic trade to neutralize the charm.
"Their efforts were in vain. Helpless and with no solution in sight after resorting to several concoctions, the man resigned to fate and fled from Lagos. He went to his village, expecting to die miserably, since all he had tried had failed.
Became saved through a radio message
But one Saturday night in the village, he listened to Kumuyi's radio message, "Hope for our Generation."
"The pastor, at the end of the preaching, asked those who needed healing to lay their hands on themselves.
"Eager to escape the anger of God as a sinner and be rescued from the pain wracking his dying body, the man did not only lay hands on the radio; he literally embraced his radio set.
"By the man's own testimony, "Immediately the prayer ended, my hands and legs received strength. I got up, and the people around me shouted for joy. I afterwards returned to Lagos to ask my nephew the whereabouts of Deeper Life Bible Church."
He came, surrendered his life to Jesus and abandoned witchcraft and idolatry. He became one among many who was added to the Body of Christ as a result of the miracle of healing he received from Jesus."
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