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"Don't laugh at my God; I am nothing," Adeboye warns detractors

 Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the general overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, or RCCG, has cautioned those who make fun of and criticize him. Those who commit such acts, the cleric remarked, end badly.


Pastor Adeboye asserted that despite his weakness and nothingness, people who make fun of him and the ministry have to understand that his God is a fire that consumes.


He reminded his detractors that the Bible made it plain that anybody God uses must be stupid, helpless, and unimportant so that no one will take the credit.


Remember that a number of celebrities and television personalities had been criticizing Adeboye for some of his statements and remarks?


Adeboye made the offensive remarks during his sermon at the monthly Holy Ghost service, service. It took place at The Redemption City of God with the theme "Shielded by Fire."


He said as follows: "Pastor Adeboye is nothing if Paul, who penned more than half of the New Testament, claimed to be less than the least of the saints, according to Ephesians 3:8.


But everything revolves around his God. I'm going to show you, before I end, how foolish Adeboye is, yet his God is smarter than the smartest people. Pay close attention to what I'm saying.


Because he is weak, Adeboye uses the restroom and consumes mashed yam. However, his God is more powerful than the mightiest. Adeboye is nothing, and the All-sufficient God is his God.


Therefore, nothing noteworthy exists. There isn't much, fine if you make fun of Pastor Adeboye. He ought to be made fun of.



"God's word made it quite evident to ensure that only God receives the honor, everybody that God uses must be helpless, stupid, and unimportant. Thus, it is acceptable to make fun of Adeboye, but not of his God.


"Why? Adeboye cannot do anything to you since he is nothing. However, his god is a burning inferno.

The famous cleric continued by posing a number of questions to his followers.

"I have a few questions for you. The reality that Boko Haram's commanders are terorist does this imply  that all Muslims, or those claiming to be Muslims, are terrorists?

Does this imply that all Immans are murderers just because one Islamic preacher advocated for the death of our first lady?

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