- Twitter personality Daniel Regha issues caution to Christians about invoking specific pastors’ names when calling on God.
- Daniel Regha advises believers to refrain from calling on the God of any pastor, living or dead, emphasizing the uncertainty of the sources of their power.
- Instead, he encourages Christians to use Biblical references such as the God of Isaac, Abraham, and Deborah when seeking divine intervention.
- Daniel Regha warns against placing blind faith in pastors and suggests focusing on the teachings rather than the individual.
Twitter personality Daniel Regha has issued a cautionary message to Christians, urging them to refrain from invoking specific names of pastors or individuals when calling upon God.
Daniel Regha advised Christians to refrain from exclusively calling upon the God associated with a particular minister/pastor or individual whom they perceive to be devout worshippers.
Instead, he emphasized the importance of invoking Biblical references when addressing the divine.
In his tweet, Daniel Regha expressed his concerns, stating that it is not appropriate for Christians to invoke the name of a pastor, whether deceased or alive, when seeking spiritual intervention.
He urged believers to redirect their focus towards Biblical figures such as Isaac, Abraham, and Deborah, suggesting that these references align more closely with the principles of Christianity.
“As a Christian, you should not be calling on the God of any pastor, whether living or dead. Forget the miracles seen,” Daniel Regha said.
He emphasized the uncertainty about where religious leaders get their power from.
According to Daniel Regha, although these individuals perform extraordinary feats and miracles, the origins remain uncertain.
“No one knows for a fact who or what they serve and where they get their powers from. Listen to their preaching if enlightening, but only reference Biblical saints when calling on God, e.g., the God of Isaac, Abraham, Deborah, just to name a few,” he added.
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Again as a Christian, u should n¤t be calling on the God of any pastor/G.O whether living or dead; F¤rget the miracles seen. No-one knows for a fact Who, or What they serve, & where they get their powers from. Listen to their preaching if enlightening, but only reference Biblical…
— Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) March 10, 2024
In other news, Popular media personality, Daniel Regha has taken to social media to express his strong disapproval of Nigerian artists Asake and Omah Lay, accusing them of disrespecting Christianity in their respective new music videos.
Daniel Regha particularly targeted Asake’s new video for the song “Only Me” and Omah Lay’s “Holy Ghost” track.
Known as a voice on Twitter, Daniel Regha slammed Asake for what he perceived as blatant disrespect towards Christianity in the “Only Me” music video.
