Days after expressing his opinion on
RCCG’s General Overseer, Pastor E.A Adeboye‘s advice to his congregation not to
marry a woman who can’t pray or cook, Charly Boy has lashed out at the ‘blind’
followers who came at him for criticizing the pastor’s views.
The media personality wrote on his
website:
‘Call me names, think what you may of
the Charly Boy brand, na for your pocket! I no send you! I will always say what
I want to say and how I want to say it regardless of the many fake people I
offend. Gbam!
There is so much hypocrisy/’fakeness’ going on
in this goddamn country it’s incredible. As a nation, we have sacrificed
patriotism on the altar of religion; looking at America, their patriotism supersedes
religion, skin colour or economic background.
I was so tickled by some people’s
comments when I penned down my personal opinion on Pastor Adeboye’s yarns as to
what constitutes a good wife/husband.
Aside from the mass unemployment,
ignorance and poverty that abounds, Naija I believe is the Genesis of this
Pentecostal influence across Africa. I know that many would do anything to run
away from the excruciating poverty my people are witnessing even if they have
to speak in tongues and most Pastors are happily taking advantage of the
situation. There is God o!!
A lot of us have been brainwashed on
how to worship God as some churches now come up with different gimmicks. It is
not surprising to see people attend church rituals involving frantic falls as
if grasped by epileptic seizures, forming attack by the spirits. Yes, most of
these dramatics are paid for, like the Nollywood actor who claimed that the
devil exited his body through his foot.
Now, some parents are praying for
their sick children at home instead of seeking medical attention; or chaining children
to enable the pastors cast out demons. Many women are caught having sex with
pastors in corners or found spending more time catering to their pastors. How
about husbands who have lost their wives totally to randy, horny and perverted
pastors? Yes, what about the ones who can’t hold down a marriage, when me wey
dem talk say I dey craze, don collect 39 years for one woman hand. Kai! The
list goes on.
I am not suggesting that all Men of
God are tainted, but out of a hundred you may not find 4 that live what they
preach, the rest are just taking advantage of our religious ignorance. Would it
surprise you to know that I have read the Bible cover to cover over 20 times?
So I know more than I make out! I know that true men of God do not misquote the
Bible. It’s only demons who misquote or misapply the Bible in some way. I know
that God cannot punish us if we don’t pay tithe to our church because it is the
goodness of our hearts that interest God more than physical and financial
disposition. I know that true men of God cannot promise us happiness and
prosperity, all of that is a fortune-teller’s lie; there is nothing in the
bible about any “medium” that God uses to deliver such blessing.
When I was growing up, men of God were
renowned for their simple lifestyles. They endured the hardships the natives
suffered in a bid to impart in them the knowledge of Jesus Christ and the Word
of God. The legacy of these humble men have since been overtaken by conmen
seeking to get rich through donations and wayo tactics as they mesmerize and
swindle unsuspecting religious Mugus.
Fake Christians should go and read
Matthew 21:22 which says ‘And whatever things you ask in prayer, believing, you
will receive’. This, like many other similar verses in the New Testament,
clearly explains that a man must have no latent doubt in his heart but must
have absolute trust in the power and good will of God. Meaning that it is not
the Pastor’s prayer that sets one free from spiritual bondages but first and
foremost one´s faith in Jesus Christ. Nowhere is it stated in the Bible that,
prayers and miracles must be done in exchange for money, biko, because
salvation is for free and for everyone. Our mumu never do?
It is unfortunate that while some
churches minister to the spiritual, educational and economic needs of people,
others use the same gospel fraudulently/intelligently to acquire wealth out of
the destitution of the poor. Even more annoying are those who have the answers
under their very noses, but who driven by these manipulations still abide
blindly to such fake doctrines.
At the end of the day, I know that how
a man chooses to worship his God is up to him. Worshippers are not forced to be
followers in any of these churches; they follow some of these useless ‘men of
God’ of their own accord, thereby making the pastor’s wealth acquisition fairly
legal. However, Christians should always have this in the back of their minds.
False Christians and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and
miracles to deceive. Are you a learner? Look that your pastor well well o. Man
of God my Ass. End time tins!’
By Charly Boy
True talk mennnnnnnnnnnn
ReplyDeleteThis guy is making sense
ReplyDeleteMany lives have being ruin by the so called pastor
ReplyDeleteCharly dem no born you make you insult Adeboye
ReplyDeleteBaba were Charly ti o maki sense
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