- Abel Damina has sparked debate after stating that giving does not guarantee prosperity, insisting there is no biblical proof that givers will never lack.
- In a recent statement, the cleric argued that there is no biblical backing for the claim that people who give will never experience lack.
Founder of Power City International, Abel Damina, has stirred reactions after challenging a popular belief about giving in Christianity.
In a recent statement, the cleric argued that there is no biblical backing for the claim that people who give will never experience lack.
“There is no scripture in the Bible that says when you give, you will never lack. Anybody who claims that givers never lack is a fr@ud. Nobody prospers by giving, when you give, you lack,” he said.
His comments appear to counter widely held teachings in some Christian circles that emphasize financial giving as a pathway to guaranteed prosperity.
The statement has since generated mixed reactions online, with some supporting his interpretation of scripture, while others disagreed, citing different biblical teachings on generosity and blessings.
In other news… Nollywood actress and evangelist Tonto Dikeh has reunited once again with the first daughter of her ex-husband, businessman Olakunle Churchill.
Taking to her social media platforms, Tonto posted several photos showing herself, her stepdaughter, and her son, King Andre, during a church outing together.
“When God is involved, failure is not an option. With Him, victory is assured every time. My prayer. “Lord, open my eyes, help me BELIEVE I AM WHAT YOU SEE,” she wrote.
Her latest post comes just days after she shared a family photo featuring herself, Churchill, and their son, sparking fresh speculation about their relationship.
In the image, Tonto stood alongside her former partner as both of them placed their hands on King Andre. The photo was taken during the boy’s birthday celebration a few months ago.
Earlier, the actress had also posted a video capturing a dinner moment with Churchill, their son, and his first daughter.
She explained that the gathering was a send-off dinner for her stepdaughter, who was preparing to return to school.
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