Nigerian clergyman Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere, popularly known as Pastor Odumeje, has criticised preachers who focus heavily on tithes in their sermons, questioning whether that should be the central message of their calling.
The controversial cleric acknowledged the importance of tithing but argued that it should not overshadow other aspects of Christian ministry.
Speaking on the subject, Odumeje said: “Tithe is real, but that was not why God called you.”
His statement suggests that pastors should look beyond messages centred on financial contributions and pay attention to other responsibilities associated with preaching the gospel.
Odumeje’s comments have brought renewed attention to discussions about tithing and the role of money in Christian worship, particularly regarding how frequently the subject should feature in church services.
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@Dr ME π:”Apparently our Pastors use Bibles different from what we use Funny how whatever they spew out is considered as gospel”
@Peace Nest 🏡:”Wahala everywhere Imagine being called to save lost souls, yet using money to push them into depression. 💔 Some people are more interested in what they can gain from a soul than in saving it.”
@West. X:”Other pastors always get bordered if the tithe isn’t coming up again as usual, that’s why u see them preaching about to remember the churches what they are about to forget. HellNooo”
@I’m Ogadi”Odumeje don’t allow this weed smoker to hear what you just said He’s the Principal who taught other fraudulent pastors what they know today”
@Michael Ukwuma;”These days, Odumeje sounds more and more like a real man of God unlike many big pastors who are on Jesus’s speed dial. These are interesting times”
@Alifunsi:”Says after collecting more from the gullible poor members”
