robinso01:


It will be best for you to do inquiries on that on your own.

kikero:


Well, the Bible did not say that we should trust our pastors.....

After all, financial and other accountability has been a problem with the church for some time, which is why God ls allowing this thing called CAMA...

Either we wake up, or we will end up like the European church in a hundred years from now...empty and desolate , except for the archaeological and historical experts

ggirl4real:
OP this is not the right section for this info.

Move it to the right section.

To the topic, if the Pastor bought the car with his personal money, then there's no need for tongue-lashing him.

However, if he used tithes and offerings of customers, sorry members, then his church business is paying off.

It's a win-win for the Pastor.

tungamaje:
Do I blame him? After all sheep's tithes and offerings paid for it. O my God, if you see the type of car my pastor rides, you'll bow. Brainwashed folks

robinso01:
Not all pastors depends on their members tithe, some have work from which they earned also.

tungamaje:
Do I blame him? After all sheep's tithes and offerings paid for it. O my God, if you see the type of car my pastor rides, you'll bow. Brainwashed folks

Babaibe:
Ask the man about the Gospel female artist he slept with and killed sometimes ago.It is all over Social media.Blood money

The untold story of how female gospel singer died in my hotel room’ – Apostle Psalm Okpe speaks out

After a long silence, founder of the Fresh Oil Ministry, Apostle Psalm Okpe has opened up on the circumstances that led to the death of a female gospel singer, Yvonne Omoarebokhae in his hotel room.

Omoarebokhae died in a hotel room occupied by the preacher in Benin, Edo State on April 8, 2016.


He shared his traumatic experience with Daily Sun thus.

“On March 18, 2016 at about 7am, I got a message inbox in my Facebook because of the previous posts I made regarding the crusades I wanted to take to all the universities. So, a lot of musicians across the country were sending inboxes; they wanted to join me to minister at the conferences. Of course, those who follow me on Facebook know that I give a lot of young people platform to excel; I have exposed a lot of musicians around the world. And in this country, I have taken a lot of pastors around the world.

“So, on March 18, this year, this lady, Yvonne, sent me a message, saying she wanted to join the conference. I asked her if we had met before and she no, but that she was one of my fans on Facebook. I asked her where she was based and she said Benin. I told her I was in Benin few weeks earlier and she said that anytime I come to Benin I should let her know so she can join the conference. I told her I was coming to Sapele for a conference and when I eventually came, she offered to pick me from the airport. So, she came with a taxi driver and she was even the person who took me to the hotel where I paid. We moved straight away to Sapele. Sapele conference was in the morning. Having come back from the Sapele conference, everybody parted ways.”

“The following morning, on April 8, she came at about 7am to pick me to buy some things and pick up my luggage. We came back to the hotel with the heavy bags and some people helped to carry the bags into my room. Then a friend called me and said that he wanted to see me because he had just finished his church cathedral. He wanted me to witness what God had done and in excitement, I told her that I wanted to introduce her to my friend so that she could minister in his church the following Sunday. But she said that she wanted to go home and, perhaps, bring food for me in the evening. I rejected her offer, telling her that I would eat in the hotel in the afternoon. She said that she wanted to charge her phone for a few minutes because her battery was going down. Finally, I left and I told her to drop the key at the reception when leaving.”

“I came back after five hours and asked the receptionist for my key. The receptionist looked for the key but couldn’t find it. They asked if I left anybody in the room and I told them that the person I left there should have gone. I went up and knocked on the door but there was no response. I came back to the reception and a waiter went up with me. We opened the door and saw a lady neatly dressed and lying down on the bed. I never slept on that bed that day. If it were to be in America where they do finger prints and all that, I think I wouldn’t have passed through this storm the way it happened.

“Coming in, I was on the phone on a very long international call that lasted for about 55 minutes because they were planning for a conference in Louisiana, USA. So, the pastor was talking to me regarding how to send my tickets among other things. Eventually, I started looking into her eyes because I was expecting that with the way I was talking on top of my voice, she would have some movement or something like that but there was no such. So, I was the one that went to her, shook her leg and hit her hand but she did not respond. So, I raised the alarm; I called the hotel management and they called the police. We called the ambulance and the police and I took her to the hospital. When we got there, the doctor pronounced her dead.

“It was a very traumatic moment for me. One, she was a total stranger I never met anywhere. We were just trying to build father-daughter relationship spiritually
https://saharaweeklyng.com/the-untold-story-of-how-female-gospel-singer-died-in-my-hotel-room-apostle-psalm-okpe-speaks-out/

robinso01:


My church pastor, he's a medical doctor and also works as pastor, pastor odun orioke ( G O christ way church), he's a lecturer at OAU and a lot of other pastors.

CodeTemplar:
This has nothing to do with trust. I am not forced to remain in a church, if I remain there, it is because I want to and agree with what's going on. That isn't the case with govt. I am forced to remain in here and obey stupid law irrespective of what the constitution says. I pay tax involuntarily but cannot demand accountability from my employees like president, senators and governors. I risk being sentenced to death by a rogue court if I am judged by. deranged fellow to have abused an imaginary being.

kikero:


Good
How much income does he earn as a doctor, and does he live on his doctor income only?

kikero:


Well, the Bible did not say that we should trust our pastors.....

After all, financial and other accountability has been a problem with the church for some time, which is why God ls allowing this thing called CAMA...

Either we wake up, or we will end up like the European church in a hundred years from now...empty and desolate , except for the archaeological and historical experts

Mrpojj:


Ur last paragraph, so it's CAMA that will stop it?

Mrpojj:


Oga will u shut up ur mouth?

kikero:


It most likely would keep people on toes

Similar to similar laws in developed countries like the UK.