Meet Chris Nzenwa

Chris developed a passion for athletics at an early age, winning numerous trophies in primary and high school competitions. Some of his fellow athletes nicknamed him "Sam the Powerhouse." He played soccer for Youth Black Rocks International of Enugu, Nigeria, representing Nigeria abroad, and later played briefly in soccer leagues in the United States.

His coach, Peter Eto Amaechina, described him as "a great midfielder with cannon lightning shots." During that time, Peter Eto Amaechina used his expertise to make Black Rock one of the best youth soccer programs through focused and disciplined training. Coach Peter Eto Amaechina also coached Rangers International and Nigeria's Super Green Eagles.

Raised in a Christian family, Chris attended church with his parents. However, the challenges he experienced early in life led him to ask deeper questions about suffering, happiness, and purpose. His search for answers became a calling to serve the Lord. Reading Romans 3:23 became an important part of his journey to faith and his understanding of redemption through Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God.

Today, Chris seeks to serve people experiencing homelessness, hardship, and hopelessness. Through spiritual encouragement and compassionate service, he helps people in desperate circumstances find hope. He believes in praying for everyone's well-being, including those who express hostility toward others.

Education

• Associate degree in Health Career
• Associate degree in Nursing (although not a practicing nurse)
• B.S.C. in Sports and Movement Science

What Inspires Me?

I am inspired by all that Jesus has done for us and by the grace we experience in our daily lives. His name brings me joy and strengthens my desire to live faithfully.

Prayer and daily Bible study guide my spiritual journey. I seek to align my choices with Scripture, finding peace and encouragement in God's promises. My faith reminds me to approach each day with gratitude, humility, and love.

Why Do People Need to Know God?

Around the world, people face illness, hardship, injustice, and suffering. These difficulties remind me of the importance of compassion, faith, and mutual respect.

When people encourage hostility in workplaces, neighborhoods, marketplaces, or other gatherings, they add to the burdens others already carry. Every family has challenges to overcome. Rather than spending time planning harm, spreading false accusations, or obstructing someone's progress, we can use that time to support our families and help our communities.

No one should have to live in fear of intimidation or persecution. We should not encourage our relatives or friends to mistreat innocent people. Instead, we can choose kindness, speak truthfully, and do good wherever possible.

My Christian faith calls me to pray for others, including those who oppose me. It also reminds me that human power is limited and that we are accountable for how we treat one another. Taking pleasure in another person's suffering is an invitation to examine our hearts and change our behavior.

Romans 3:23 reminds us that everyone falls short of God's glory. This calls us to humility rather than self-righteousness. Through Jesus Christ, we find forgiveness and an invitation to live in love.

People may disappoint us, but I find enduring hope in God's faithfulness. His love encourages me to surrender my daily life to Him and to seek His grace and guidance.

Luke 5:13-15 tells of Jesus healing a man and of people gathering to hear Him and seek healing. This passage encourages me to pray for those who are ill and to trust in God's compassion. Prayer can accompany appropriate medical care.

There are countless reasons to serve God sincerely. I encourage you to seek the peace that comes from a life of faith, humility, and love. To me, serving God is a beautiful and meaningful calling.

What Do I Enjoy Doing?

I love worshiping God. Matthew 6:33 reminds me to seek God's kingdom and righteousness first.

I also deeply love my family. I make time for them, pay attention to their needs, and seek to provide the support they require. I try to avoid distractions that interfere with caring for them, and I find joy in preparing delicious meals for them.

I enjoy playing soccer, jogging, exercising, and eating nutritious food. Helping someone overcome a difficulty or find a path toward success is especially rewarding to me.

What Do People Need Most in Daily Life?

I believe that a relationship with God is central to my life. Through faith in Jesus Christ, I seek strength, guidance, protection, and hope as I face the world's challenges.

I invite those who share this desire to turn to Jesus in prayer and commit their lives to Him. We can bring Him our concerns about health, employment, relationships, family, and the future. Faith does not guarantee a particular outcome, but it can sustain us as we seek help, make thoughtful decisions, and persevere through uncertainty.

God calls us to love Him and follow His commandments. John 15:10 connects obedience with abiding in His love. For me, following Christ means turning away from wrongdoing and choosing a life shaped by love, integrity, and service.

At Delight Global Ministries, we provide tools to help people remain grounded in God's Word.

Guiding Children in Faith

Parents can use Scripture to teach their children compassion, honesty, responsibility, and love. Adults play an important role in helping children understand and practice faith through their own example.

It is a blessing to see children learning Scripture and worshiping God. Whether they gather beneath a tree or inside a building, their interest in learning is a source of encouragement to their families and communities.

Luke 18:16 records Jesus' welcome to children and His instruction not to hinder them from coming to Him. This passage reminds me of the importance of nurturing children with patience, care, and respect.

Growing Through Scripture

My relationship with Jesus gives my life purpose and hope. It does not remove every difficulty, but it helps me face challenges with trust and perseverance.

John 15:7-13 teaches about abiding in Christ, bearing fruit, remaining in His love, and loving one another. These teachings remind me that faith is expressed not only through words, but also through the way we live and serve.

The following passages continue to guide my spiritual journey:

• Romans 12:2: An invitation to be transformed through the renewal of the mind and discern God's will.
• Proverbs 3:5-6: A reminder to trust in the Lord and acknowledge Him in all our ways.
• Ephesians 4:32: A call to kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.
• Romans 12:17: An instruction not to repay evil with evil, but to pursue what is honorable.
• Psalm 37:5: Encouragement to commit our ways to the Lord and trust in Him.
• 2 Chronicles 15:7: A reminder to remain strong and not give up.
• Philippians 3:14: Encouragement to press toward the goal of God's calling in Christ Jesus.

Choosing Forgiveness

I believe in forgiving those who treat us as enemies and praying for those who wish us harm. Forgiveness helps us resist bitterness and avoid answering hostility with hostility.

At the same time, forgiveness does not require remaining in an unsafe situation. We can pray for others while maintaining appropriate boundaries and seeking protection or support when needed.

My faith reminds me to trust God, act wisely, and continue doing good.

Call for Free Christian Counseling

Delight Global Ministries offers free Christian counseling, prayer, and spiritual encouragement for people navigating life's challenges.

Contact us when you need someone to pray with you, encouragement in your faith, or guidance as you consider important decisions. You are also welcome to seek prayer and counsel while preparing for international travel.

We believe that a life grounded in Jesus Christ can inspire personal transformation, responsible choices, and compassionate service. Spiritual counseling can complement, but should not replace, qualified medical, mental health, legal, or other professional assistance.

Proverbs 15:22 reminds us of the value of seeking counsel when making plans. We welcome the opportunity to listen, pray with you, and encourage you in your spiritual journey.