“May you not pray in vain” – Pastor Leke Adeboye addresses women who attend Pastor Jerry’s prayer programs but refuse to speak to their husbands, others

Pastor Leke Adeboye a Nigerian clergyman and the son of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Adeboye has sent a message to women who attend Pastor Jerry’s prayer programs.

In an Instagram post, he noted how some women aren’t night and early morning prayers with Pastor Jerry and Pastor Bolaji, yet don’t speak with their husbands, fathers, and even their fellow sisters.

He hoped that their prayers and worship not be in vain.

“Good morning to all the women who are doing night and early morning prayers with Pastors Jerry/Bolaji but not speaking with their husbands, fathers, and even their fellow sisters. Happy Congress, Happy Shiloh, and Happy Experience 2024 to you all in Jesus’ name.

May we not all pray and worship in vain”.

Some years back, Leke had warned about the consequences of going after a man just because of his complexion without seeking God’s counsel. He told them that Instagram wouldn’t be in their home with them.

A few weeks back, his father, Pastor E. A Adeboye had addressed women who are fond of make-up especially during their weddings. He stated that such women do not believe God did a perfect job on them, as he noted how when God created them, He did a great job, as they are wonderfully and perfectly made.

In other news, clergyman, Mike Bamiloye had called out female ministers who abandon their husbands at home to face loneliness while they travel all over the world. He further noted how such women claim that their husband is killing their visions and suppressing their callings when they complain about their wild lifestyle. He added that such women stand behind the pulpits and podiums, introducing their sermons with praise for their husbands, even while he was suffering loneliness at home.

Bamiloye had also addressed some pastors’ wives who are fond of making their marriage hell for their spouses. He noted how some women believe that a pastor cannot beat them like unbelievers or divorce them at will, and use the man’s calling and ministry to blackmail him. The clergyman further noted how several pastors aren’t enjoying their marriage but enduring it.