cococandy:
Of course it did

It’s not his fault. His mumu bankrollers aka followers are to blame

Alexis11:
I'm a Christian but I know that pastoral work na hustle for most Nigerian men of God.

cococandy:
Of course it did
It’s not his fault. His mumu bankrollers aka followers are to blame

bolabiyi:
That's d problem of talking too much.....A man of ur pedigree should know how to control his mouth......preach the gospel and stop the boasting...

Uyi168:
....
Yahoo man.
Nigerian pastors will garnish their sermons with all the lies and scary stories just to make sure u drop that first fruit, blind seed sowing, offerings and tithe..
And at the end, they are ones acquiring new rides and jets while suffer head wants to finish u... ..

Antoeni:
WHEN THE CHURCH BECOMES A BUSINESS

1) Pastors function like CEOs
2) Members are turned into customers
3) Other churches are seen as competitions
4) Evangelism is reduced to marketing
5) Church planting looks more like franchising.

6) Numbers are primary measure of success
7) Prayer and Word study are replaced by formulas
Revival is reduced to a few days fund-raising
program
9) Preaching sounds more like motivational speech. All the people do is shout "I receive, Amen," throughout the concert. I mean the "service".

10) Praise and Worship is turned into a
performance. The best actors are made the worship and praise leaders.
11) The Spirit of God is reduced to "emotionalism". No real power of God other than hypnosis and sensationalism.

12) The saints are entertained instead of equipped
13) Disciples of Christ have become papa's sons, daughters and fans.
14) The Church, a living Body has now become a lifeless body
15) A leader's empire is built instead of the
Kingdom of God advanced
16) The pastor becomes the super man and Jesus Christ reduced to just another religious figure.

mentored:


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YOU HEAR?

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Pussy asss god of men everywhere with thier gullible followers..
I know one day I will delve into politics
Like play like play i go find my way into the legislative arm of government

Then boom
I will propose a bill for All religious institutions to dey pay tax...churches and mosque...
And there should be a limit to the number of churches in the Terra Firma of a terrain....as in more than one church nor supposed dey street....

jlinkd78:
Forgiven

mentored:


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YOU HEAR?

danvon:
The part about the video being edited by a pastor is just hilarious

This man has no sense of dignity

adonnii:
. Before you rush and start commenting i hope you are aware the bible said judge not my annointed to avoid problem.

omoalaro:

Apostle Johnson Suleman is the General Overseer of the Omega Fire Ministries International.

The Nigerian preacher, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has publicly apologized for the statement he uttered in a viral video a couple of days ago.

He stated that his statement was an error; at the time, he bragged that COVID-19 should not end because he was prospering and has been able to buy his third private jet.

In a video that went viral last week, Suleman while preaching at a church programme recanted his statement. Here is what the preacher said two Sundays ago in his church service;

“In COVID (pandemic) I bought a jet; the third one. I have three.

”I was praying for COVID-19 not to end because I was resting.

”While people were complaining. My wife asked, ‘Can life be this sweet?’ Am I talking to somebody here?”a

His statement raised eyebrows and also drew criticisms from Nigerians who condemned him for being excited about the pandemic that had crippled the economic lives of many, including the people who attend his church.

Reacting to the criticism, the clergyman while preaching in his church on Sunday, February 21, said the video of him making the statement was edited by a fellow pastor who is an enemy of his.

Here is what he said;

“There’s a video that is trending about me. It was posted by a pastor against me.”

He continued; “It was a programme I had in Abuja and I was trying to explain something about COVID-19. When they told me that I prayed for COVID-19 not to end, I said ‘me? I didn’t say that.”

Thereafter, Apostle Suleman went on to claim that the statement slipped from his mouth and it was also not intentional.

He continued;

“When they brought the video, I discovered it slipped out of my mouth.”

“There’s no pastor that will pray for COVID not to end. It doesn’t make sense.

”I was talking about what happens around COVID, how families were staying together, how families united, how some people even made money during that process. That was what I was trying to buttress and it slipped out of my mouth. I could not have prayed for COVID not to end. No pastor would do that. But he (the pastor) took that mistake, edited some part and blew it,” he said.

Further, Apostle went on to make comments about his three private jets.

The clergyman added that those who are angry that he bought a third private jet will just die.

“If you are angry I mentioned three jets, you go just die. That’s the truth,” he said.

Watch the video in link below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Db0tNR4JiI

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CLqykxzlOK4/?igshid=1khinbq03xrmt

cococandy:
Of course it did

It’s not his fault. His mumu bankrollers aka followers are to blame