Ghanaian actress Christabel Ekeh also known as Madam Thank You Jesus has finally revealed the face of the man warming her bed aside Jesus Christ. Ekeh has taken to Instagram to share photos of herself with this mystery boyfriend who we’re now finding out about. The actress shared loved up photos with her man with … Read more
The so-called ‘Men of God’ of this day and age live lives of luxury beyond anything considered reasonable for someone who is supposed to be a shepherd of their flock. Living in mansions, driving expensive supercars which serve no practical purpose and the ultimate, owning private jets. READ ALSO: RuffTown Records Drops Fantana’s 2nd Ever … Read more
Christians in Congo could not believe their eyes after sighting a man believed to be the son of God, Jesus Christ ─and they followed him.
In the video sighted on Twitter, the man believed to be Jesus Christ was seen in a jersey of a football team ─with the crowd singing praises to him.
Afia Schwarzenegger’s good friend Nana Tornado has gone on a tirade against Christians in Ghana which you definitely know is going to lead to a lot of people jumping down his throat.
Nana Tornado has slammed Ghanaian Christians for being giant hypocrites and said he has been forced to dump the religion simply due to this stinking hypocrisy which he cannot stand.
John Dumelo has been tagged an occultist, idol worshipper and blasphemous guy for a picture of himself he uploaded showing him kneeling before a statue of Jesus.
John took the picture whilst at a Catholic church in Canada, kneeling before Jesus’ statue and holding his feet in reverence.
‘Angel’ Bishop Daniel Obinim has explained to his congregation the frequency at which he travels to heaven and meets God — either the father or the son.
Obinim and his church members have now all agreed that his stories about visiting heaven are legit and he gives them updates on it every once in a while.
Have you noticed that whenever someone tells you not to do something, they’ve probably done it before themselves or are currently still doing it? It’s like they’re allowed to be hypocrites but you are not.
Even the ‘great’ Jesus Christ himself called people ‘fools‘ after warning that anyone who called another person a fool would go to hell. Even the greatest rabbi of all time couldn’t refrain from being a hypocrite.
Christianity is now big business all across the globe and those accruing the benefits are the self proclaimed men of God, the pastors who claim they are the only ones with the way to the almighty.
From Jesus Christ, who was a simple man with little to no possessions and preached against the rich and powerful, a religion has somehow sprung up where those at the top are rich to the core and the people at the bottom keep suffering yet keep going back to enrich those already massively well to do.
Erstwhile member of the music group Praye, Eugene Baah, aka Choirmaster, says he prays to God but not through Jesus Christ as everyone else seems to do.
According to the artist, he prays through the ‘god of Music’ known as ‘Muses’.
A follower of the traditionalist religions in Ghana and a certified anthropologist, Osofo Ahadzi, has fired back at the Christian preacher who said traditional activities such as the ban on noisemaking impedes on the freedom of religion of Christians.
An animated Ahadzi, speaking on Class Fm, said Rev Sam Korankye Gary has no locus to speak about religion because Christianity is a false religion and the bible is the greatest book of lies ever to be published.
A man playing Judas in a reenactment of the final days of Jesus life has died after he mistakenly hung himself.
Jose Ignacio G, of Barranquillas in western Mexico, was demonstrating how Judas might have hung himself by placing his neck within a noose and standing on a bucket, when somehow the bucket fell under him and he was strung up.
A survey commissioned by the BBC to mark Palm Sunday has revealed some interesting diversion in beliefs about Christ’s resurrection amongst the British public.
Just under a quarter of Christians surveyed said they did not believe that Jesus’ resurrection happened at all, which begs the questions of why they are or remain Christians.
