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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.

  • Must I Pay my Tithe?

    Tithe has been a subject of controversy for many years. Some have claimed it is an old testament law, while others say tithing also applies to new testament believers.

  • Why socialism is on the rise

    Thirty-one years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, socialism seems to be creeping into the core of so-called capitalist nations.

  • Enoch - A pattern for the last days believers

    Enoch lived in one of the darkest times in human history. There was the rise of the Nephilim as angels came down to sleep with the daughters of men.

  • Resting in peace

    In times of crisis, one of the most valuable things we can possess is peace. Several times in scripture, we are urged to maintain peace. With the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, many have been subjected to fear. Believers must now show the world that we can have peace even in the midst of the storm.

  • Release the eagles

    The prophetic ministry has been a subject of controversy for centuries. Some denominations have dismissed the prophetic ministry as demonic while some have accepted it, albeit with much caution.

  • When the many are one

    John 17 is probably the chapter of the Bible that contains the deepest desires of Christ’s heart as it was the prayer he prayed before his betrayal. Jesus prayed passionately that the church would be as one.

  • When God came down - The Hebrides revival

    Church history is filled with spectacular moments when God seemed to come down and shake territories with his presence. These moments have stood as an eternal testimony that God is indeed longing to dwell among his people.

  • Before I formed thee

  • When the heathens rage

    The German Philosopher, Friedrich Hegel once said, “the only thing we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history.” From the Old Testament, we understand that when a nation forsakes God and his ways, judgement is imminent.

  • Watchmen at the gate

    The prophetic ministry of the watchman is a very critical ministry in this hour in which we live.