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Episode Synopsis
Welcome back again to another exciting episode on your Favourite podcast with me as your host .My guest today is Adeniyi Adegboyega .
Adeniyi is an ordained Pastor of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM), where he has served at various branches and locations in Nigeria and currently in Canada.
He has over a decade of career experience, as a professional sales manager, Anti-Money laundering analyst, and a business intelligence expert. Adeniyi is a stickler for excellence in career and business, fervency in the Spirit, and being unashamed about making Christ known in every place.
He is a husband of one wife and father of three wonderful boys.
On this episode, Adeniyi shares his inspiring journey from a Muslim family background to becoming a pastor. He discusses how fellowship and community with other believers were pivotal to his transformation, helping him transition from a general relationship with God to a deeply personal one. Adeniyi also addresses the societal and cultural expectations placed on men, the resulting pressures that often prevent men from speaking up, and offers insights on how to handle these pressures.
Adeniyi is an ordained Pastor of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM), where he has served at various branches and locations in Nigeria and currently in Canada.
He has over a decade of career experience, as a professional sales manager, Anti-Money laundering analyst, and a business intelligence expert. Adeniyi is a stickler for excellence in career and business, fervency in the Spirit, and being unashamed about making Christ known in every place.
He is a husband of one wife and father of three wonderful boys.
On this episode, Adeniyi shares his inspiring journey from a Muslim family background to becoming a pastor. He discusses how fellowship and community with other believers were pivotal to his transformation, helping him transition from a general relationship with God to a deeply personal one. Adeniyi also addresses the societal and cultural expectations placed on men, the resulting pressures that often prevent men from speaking up, and offers insights on how to handle these pressures.
In God we trust