Paul Enenche, the General Overseer of the Dunamis International Gospel Center, has declared that he has never purchased personal goods using money from the church’s bank accounts.
Speaking at a church service, the clergyman claimed he had never viewed the church’s financial records and denied utilizing church cash for private benefit.
He clarified that God, not church resources, provides for his needs.
He claims that he doesn’t spend the money he makes from his books, CDs, and other products for personal costs like apparel or accessories.
He emphasized that church offerings are solely to be used for ministry.
Instead of concentrating on material belongings or public opinions, the clergyman exhorted believers to prioritize spiritual development, service to God, and dedication to the church.
He urged Christians to create meaningful lives that are consistent with principles of faith, selflessness, and commitment to God’s kingdom.
“Many people don’t know our secret,” Enenche remarked. There are many who will say, “Oh, this suit is wearing church money.” Church funds are in this trouser. This watch is funded by the church. That is sense’s mumuciousness. We have not owned the church’s checkbook since the beginning. The CD that this church sells. Not a single naira has been spent on a tie. I write “Seed of destiny,” a monthly devotion.
“Not a single naira has been spent on socks.” How many more offerings at church? if the one you may claim is rightfully yours. God provides the necessities for us.
“He provides them immediately in this manner. I donated roughly 200, and one day something worked for me. Let’s quit chasing after things. Let’s quit. Let’s begin to live for God. Let’s begin to live in the now. Let’s begin live for what really counts. Let us begin to live for the kingdom. And you’ll reach the stage when they believe people are searching for you. After you, they die. They bolt after you.
