A gospel music
lover,Revd/Prophet Oladipupo Funmilade-Joel (a.k.a Baba Sekunderin) has
expressed dismay over the steady decline of gospel music in view of its abuse
and commercialisation by many acclaimed artistes in the Christendom and
maintained that music still remains a core ministry and can only impact lives
if the wordings are spiritually inspired and meaningful. The cleric also
cautioned Xtian artistes (gospel musicians, drama ministries and others) to be
faithful to their callings and strive to satisfy God, change people’s hearts
for the better to glorify God… but should not play to gallery in their
ministration, so as not to commit people into sin.
Baba Sekunderin
who is the Presiding Head, The Way of Reconciliation Evangelistic Ministries (TWOREM)
Int’l Lagos, Nigeria and CEO, Messiah broadcasting Network Nigeria, remarked
that some christian artistes have developed the habit of deceiving people to
hell, giving empty promises, false security, fake hope and other
unrighteousness acts with a view to satisfy their audience, instead of God.
The worried
clergyman asserted that the danferous trend among these Xtian artistes today,
have allowed the pursuit of fame, title, wealth among others to becloud their
passion for souls and fulfilment of the ministry.
(more after the cut)
According to Baba
Sekunderin :- “This is a bad development and ungodly, because these christian
artistes are God’s vessels and ministers-of-God themselves, hence, there is no
difference between them and those in the pulpit.
The CEO, FUNMILAD
Music Ltd; also admonished Xtian artistes in all spheres to be strong in terms
of trials and tribulations, which may come in the course of their ministration,
but, should be strong in the Lord and should not give up or derail, as God will
always see them through.
He continued :- “I
advise christian artistes to be sincere with their faith and soul. People
should shun modern gospel music artistes who are churning out uncomplimentary
and irresponsible songs, beats and messages, capable of committing people into
immorality, but, should listen to good messages of God and matured gospel
music”
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