Rev. Isaac Owusu-Bempah, the founder of Glorious Word Power Ministries International, has stirred significant attention with his dramatic and unsettling prophecies for 2025.
Known for his bold and controversial predictions, he has urged Ghanaians to intensify their prayers to avoid a series of forewarned events.
Rev. Owusu-Bempah spoke of the death of a prominent chief in the Ashanti Region, describing it as a mighty tree being uprooted by a fierce wind. This tragedy, he claimed, would bring widespread mourning, with chiefs and international figures attending the funeral.
He specifically called on the people of Juaben to pray to prevent this loss, warning that it could cast a shadow over the region.
The prophet predicted that without increased prayers, the nation could face the death of several influential figures. He warned of heartbreaking losses, particularly of prominent personalities, and urged the people to pray for the country’s leaders and key figures.
In an alarming prophecy, Rev. Owusu-Bempah warned of a deadly disease targeting children, urging prayer to protect the younger generation and avoid a catastrophic loss of young lives.
The prophet also forewarned of a widespread epidemic of eye diseases, which could lead to mass blindness across the country. He emphasized the need for prayer to stop this potential health crisis.
Rev. Owusu-Bempah cautioned that a health crisis similar to the coronavirus pandemic might resurface. He described a spirit spreading a deadly disease in the air, warning of mass deaths if the nation.
Turning his attention to the United States, Rev. Owusu-Bempah predicted the death of a former American president. He urged prayers to prevent this sorrowful event, implying it could be a national tragedy for the U.S.
Finally, the prophet warned of potential airplane crashes, stressing the importance of prayer to prevent such disasters from happening in the near future.
These prophecies have sparked widespread discussion, with many urging prayers for protection from these forewarned events.
