Nigerians have expressed mixed reactions to the video of a pastor in a trending video alleged double standard in the doctrines of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DCLM), saying the practice is anti-exposure.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The pastor alleged that church members in Nigeria are not allowed to wear trousers, but when the Nigerian General Overseer (GO) of the church took some church leaders to their American headquarters for a conference.
He said that on their arrival at the American headquarters, women and men received them. He added that the women in the US were wearing trousers, and their counterparts in Nigerian as the GO, while the women were wearing trousers “because it is winter.”
The cleric then said:
“So, winter can disobey God. Then you see double standards because it is winter. If they can wear trousers for winter, then we can wear trousers for Harmattan here in Nigeria.”
Nigerians react to video against Deeper Life
Some Nigerians have taken to the video’s comment section and expressed their reactions. Below are some of their reactions:
Joe, who shared the video, captioned it:
“Las las na this man go scatter Nigerian churches”
A Nigeria with the handle @JBigdolph, who commented under the video, said:
“Rccg Ikorodu trousers is not allowed but Rccg Texas trousers, tattoo and dreads is allowed”
Another Nigerian with the handle @RBiakpara said:
“I don’t trust him or any of them. His motive is borne out of losing relevance in my opinion and not really altruistic.”
Joe then replied to the comment:
“That’s his style I guess, but there are many of his teachings that are inconsequential, IMO.”
Femi Akande then reacted:
“10000 of his kind cannot stand the true church of Jesus Christ.”
See the video here:
Las las na this man go scatter Nigerian churches 😹😂 pic.twitter.com/qoDT7Xdh6G
— JOE 𝕏 (@gani_jonathan) July 7, 2024
Pastor warns Nigerians against spending time in church
Legit earlier reported that Nigerians have taken to social media to react to the trending video of a pastor who said spending working hours at religious houses is wrong.
While some Nigerians commended the pastor for the statement and shared their experience, others shared contrary views to his comment.
They maintained that the world has physical and spiritual sides and that humans can be effective and functional at both ends.