Gospel musician, Diana Asamoah has urged religious leaders in Ghana to adhere strictly to biblical teachings, following concerns over some pastors’ practices. The admonition was prompted by the emotional breakdown of fellow gospel artiste, Cecilia Marfo, on live television due to the failing state of her church.
Asamoah emphasized the importance of pastors not deviating from biblical teachings in a bid to amass wealth or increase church membership. She advised religious leaders to learn from Marfo’s predicament and desist from such acts, warning that they could also end up in tears like Marfo if they failed to change their ways.
In an interview with Angel FM, Asamoah criticized pastors who shy away from speaking the truth to their congregants out of fear of losing them. She also condemned those who prioritized their personal interests over the mention of God’s name in their sermons.
The gospel artiste’s comments followed a live TV broadcast where Cecilia Marfo blamed both herself and Assin Central Member of Parliament (MP), Kennedy Agyapong for the challenges her church was facing. Marfo accused Asamoah and Agyapong of criticizing her church practices, such as spitting in people’s mouths, leading to the downfall of her ministry. However, Asamoah retorted that Marfo should blame herself for the near-collapse of her church due to indulging in non-biblical practices.
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