Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, the founder of SPAC Nation, has explained that the church is no longer focused exclusively on Christians, stressing that Muslims and people from other religious backgrounds are also welcome.
Speaking about the vision of SPAC Nation, Pastor Tobi said the organisation initially began as a Christian-focused movement but has since evolved into a community open to everyone.
According to him, his goal is not to pressure people into abandoning their religion. Rather, he wants people to believe in Christ while building a united community across religious lines.
He explained that his approach is centred on bringing people together and fostering peaceful relationships, noting that he does not believe the Quran contradicts the idea of believing in Christ.
In his words:
“SPAC Nation started out being for Christians, but now it’s for Muslims and for everyone. My job is not to make anyone change their religion; I just want them to believe in Christ to build communities together and the Quran is not against it,”
His comments have sparked conversations about SPAC Nation’s approach to faith, community building and its engagement with people from different religious backgrounds.
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@RA’s AL GHUL:”If you know how money laundry works you’ll know what this nigga is doing… I have no problem with it, I mean that’s his business, but playing it in the field of religion, is disheartening, anyway not only him, a lot of them do it these days..”
@• Footy ThinkTank:”See the problem is you can’t tell a Muslim to believe in Christ, because he will never see Christ the way we Christians see Christ. Likewise the other way round. So you better stop deceiving yourself Tobi.”
@Prince 🥷:”Lol, I have no issues with this crook. He is selling his hustle, and he is doing it well. But you see anyone who has a supposed functional brain that joins his congregation believing that he is a pastor or that his church isn’t a criminal organization, you are a big fool.”
@Ofubochi:”For you to call CHRIST a prophet shows how ignorant you are. Anyways, you’re not a pastor, and you’re not one of us. You’re just using Christianity to get rich and famous….but one day!”
@Principal⭐️:”Unity is important, but faith should never be forced. Respecting different beliefs while sharing your own sincerely is the better path.”
