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Why offerings in churches are a curse – TB Joshua
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TRACKING> Nigerian Prophet, TB Joshua has sensationally declared that “most offerings collected in churches all over the world are a curse, not a blessing.”
Joshua said this at The Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) while responding to a question raised about why offerings are not collected during his weekly Monday ‘Living Water Service’.
“We cannot begin bothering distressed people – I mean, the sick ones, the poor ones – asking for financial support,” the cleric explained.
Adding that although it was Scriptural to collect an offering, “The question remains: Whom are we asking for support? The distressed, the sick, the poor?”
Enlightening congregants further, he stated, “When you are healed and delivered, your ‘Thank you’ is a blessing from God. But when you are distressed, your ‘Thank you’ is distress. When you are sick, your ‘Thank you’ is sick.”
“You are your ‘Thank you’ because you cannot live above your word. That is why most gifts today are a curse, not a blessing… That is why you have to be very careful.”
The cleric explained how judging by mere appearance is misleading as people are often pretentious.
“I know people beyond appearance because I look at the heart. Appearance is deceptive”, TB Joshua added.
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