hisson3: my guy ur logic is faulty,there were donkeys and there were donkeys, just as there are cars and there are cars, u can't compare a kia jeep to a range jeep, so also in thoise days donkeys had grades, read ur bible carefully jesus was d first guy to sit on dat donkey,dat particular donkey was being bred for special purposes,it had never been used before in other words it was like a brand new jeep,little wonder jesus told his disciples that if anyone asked dem why dey were untying the donkey dey shuld just say "d master has need of it".

Shy Steady: Most times, the favour of God comes in unfathomable ways.
Agreed.
Pastor Oritsejafor is an apostle of God.
Agreed.
He prays for the well-being of all his members and even preaches to them so that by their understanding of God's word, they can better their lives.
Agreed.
He gets a gift as a birthday present.
Disagreed.
Hmmm... ı wonder why it is difficult to accept that even our Saviour will be glad at this. Remember, the triumphant entry into Jerusalem? Jesus rode on the best donkey.
Mediocrity is never a part of christianity. Christians are supposed to be top in every field they find themselves.

dantitiki: Churches would soon get to pay taxes at this rate

koastar:
So your bible tells you Jesus bought the donkey with his money and owned it? And how did you know the donkey was the best in the whole of Jerusalem? Please stop comparing these pastors with Jesus. Jesus only borrowed the donkey for the triumphant entry. For your info, Jesus owned no property but went on doing good.

chiswaggs: please, Im just asking, was it a gift or did he buy it? If it was a gift must he reject it because he is a man of God? Even if he bought it, how many of you have ever denied yourselves the opportunity of buying a pair af shoes because your neighbour does not have food to eat? God did not call anybody to suffer. Who said Jesus was poor? When he wanted to pay his tax, a fish produced money. His garment was so good that soldiers had to struggle over it to the extent of casting lots over who will own it. I men of God are poor, you'll say God cannot provide for them, now they are rich you still call them flambouyant. If a man of God can afford a jet and he needs it, I see nothing at all wrong with that.

kuss:
Funding terrorism is more expensive than owning private jets.
THE MONEY THE USED TO TRAIN AND FUND TERRORISM IS ENOUGH TO BUILD UNIVERSITY AND BUY PRIVATE JET

koastar:
So your bible tells you Jesus bought the donkey with his money and owned it? And how did you know the donkey was the best in the whole of Jerusalem? Please stop comparing these pastors with Jesus. Jesus only borrowed the donkey for the triumphant entry. For your info, Jesus owned no property but went on doing good.

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abombom: make unu free this papa Ayo lyk terry G na. How about the one that has FOUR (4) Pryv8 jets. ( i didnt mentI0n any name 0!)

buccal: Pls what do the pastors use church offerings for?

Sunny_bobo:

Funding terrorism is more expensive than owning private jets.

Royalty1:
Church Offerings are not 'used' by the Pastor.
In most churches, there is a Financial committee that handles how all funds are used. The Pastor is usually a member of the committee, but he is not the chairman.
This committee shares all tithes and offerings to the following areas:-
Salary of all staff including the Pastor
Running the church(Repairs, Fuel, Bills etc)
Support to members who are less priviledged (widows, orphans, scholarships and sick members)
Publicity - Tv and Radio, tracts, Books etc.
Projects-Building, Education etc
These are just the Basic things Church Money is used for. If any Pastor dips his hand into the purse outside his regular salary, then God is the Judge, and He will pay every man according to his works.

Just thought I should enlighten you.

dantitiki: Churches would soon get to pay taxes at this rate

jimino: make una rest 4 dis jet matter nah. Leave everytin 2 God.

Sunny_bobo:

Funding terrorism is more expensive than owning private jets.