Bruh!
He really prepared for this, and he delivered it so fluently!🙌❤️
he spoke for over 8 minutes without looking at any paper omo 😭❤️
Tinubu go tear ACL if he try am😂
Bruh!
He really prepared for this, and he delivered it so fluently!🙌❤️
he spoke for over 8 minutes without looking at any paper omo 😭❤️
Tinubu go tear ACL if he try am😂
MEN DEY!!!
Let me put this in context.
During yesterday’s teaching on expectations in relationships, we discussed what a 26-year-old woman should reasonably expect from a man at a similar stage of life.
We talked about expectations such as owning a car, having an iPhone, or receiving a monthly allowance of ₦1 million.
In the course of the conversation, a lady made a comment, and I asked her twice to repeat what she had said. The congregation echoed her response so I could hear her clearly.
This does not mean every woman in the church shares that mindset.
That moment is being interpreted in ways that miss the context of the conversation.
The point was simple: there is a difference between having standards and having expectations that may not be realistic for the stage of life you and your potential partner are in.
This was never about telling women not to have standards. It was about understanding that expectations should also be grounded in reality.
You can watch the full message on YouTube at Harvesters TV for the complete context.
This should give you some perspective about why he talks about marriages and relationships a lot in his church. It’s a youth church so sermons like that are needed to change a lot of mindsets like this.