Adom Kyei Instructs Members to Sell Their Properties And Follow Him, Video Sparks Online Reactions

Adom Kyei Instructs Members to Sell Their Properties And Follow Him, Video Sparks Online Reactions

  • Prophet Adom Kyei-Duah has asked his church members to sell all their properties and follow him
  • The video has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with many users expressing concern and disbelief
  • Critics and observers are calling for clarity, as discussions around faith, leadership, and accountability trend online

The founder of The Believers Worship Centre, Prophet Adom Kyei-Duah, has asked his congregation to disregard overemphasis on pursuing riches on earth and channel their concentration on building wealth in heaven.

He made this statement during the 31st Watch Night Service, held at his new church auditorium.

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Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah asks his church members to sell their properties and follow him in a viral video. Photo credit: @adomkyeiduah.
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Adom Kyei-Duah asks followers to sell properties

Ghanaian prophet Adom Kyei has asked all his church members to sell their properties. The popular pastor advised them to sell everything they own and follow him.

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The famous preacher, whose son recently got married in a lavish ceremony, explained that those who take the bold step would be blessed.

He explained how this "selfless decision" would go a long way to help believers live a purposeful and simple lifestyle.

"Listen to me; sell all your properties and come and buy Adom Nyame, because that is what I am offering tonight. After buying Adom Nyame, people around you will witness what the Lord will do through you. You will also prosper."

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The Instagram video is below:

Reactions as Kyei-Duah urges congregation to sell properties

Some social media users have commented on Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei Duah's video after he asked his members to sell their properties.

YEN.com.gh has compiled some reactions below:

Kwaku Manu stated:

"Indirectly, your heart follows God! It is in your property on earth! I think you should post everything, not this part."

Ella Mensah stated:

"My father and his wife are seated in front 🥹."

Gina Owusus stated:

"A lady in my area has a salon and stopped because of the church. Now her daughter got admitted to KNUST and she couldn't take her to school."
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Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei shows off his new auditorium. Photo credit: @philadelphiamovement.
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Prophet Adom Kyei-Duah talks about tithes

Prophet Adom Kyei firmly asserted his commitment to integrity, emphasising that he does not tell lies or extort money from his congregation.

"Reflecting on the numerous testimonies that have been shared in this sanctuary, it becomes evident that if I were to take your offerings and tithes for personal gain, it would suggest that the God I am dedicated to cannot provide for His followers. Therefore, I encourage you to prioritise your faith: sell your properties if you must, but invest your hearts in Adom Nyame."

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He continued:

"I have no intention of extorting money from you, nor will I ever stoop to begging for sustenance. My mission is not to instill fear or anxiety as a means to gain your financial support. I assure you, this is the essence of the Adom Nyame I embody."

The Facebook video is below:

Lil Win sprays cash on Adom Kyei-Duah

Ghanaian actor and serial entrepreneur Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly called Lil Win, has gone viral after he was spotted spraying cash on Adom Kyei Duah in a viral video.

The founder of Great Minds International School was spotted in a military uniform at the Philadelphia Movement Church.

The Facebook video is below:

Thousands gather at Kyei-Duah's church on 31st

Earlier, YEN.com.gh wrote about the new Philadelphia City Auditorium on Kumasi Road, which has sparked reactions online.

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Churchgoers camped at the enormous auditorium in a video that went viral on TikTok. Social media users have expressed diverse viewpoints regarding the scope of the 31st Watch Night Service.

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