Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has found himself at the centre of a heated debate following his recent statement encouraging members to pray for his death before sunrise if he is indeed consulting demonic forces.
During a recent church service, Pastor Adeboye, who is known for his influential sermons and spiritual guidance, made the controversial remarks while addressing concerns about his alleged involvement with dark forces. He denied these accusations and urged his followers to seek divine intervention if they believe them to be true.
The statement has since gone viral, attracting mixed reactions from both his followers and the public. While some interpret his statement as an act of faith, others view it as extreme and unnecessary.
Critics argue that the pastor’s call for his own demise is an extreme means of proving his innocence. They claim that instead of asking his congregation to pray for his death, Adeboye should address the allegations head-on and provide evidence to dispel the rumors.
Supporters of the esteemed pastor, on the other hand, maintain that his statement is intended to demonstrate his unwavering commitment to righteousness and to disprove the allegations categorically. They argue that Pastor Adeboye’s plea is rooted in his belief in the power of prayer and his faith in the protection of God.
In the meantime, social media platforms are buzzing with discussions, opinions, and prayers regarding Pastor Adeboye’s bold call for divine intervention, leaving the public eagerly awaiting further updates.
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