A startling revelation has come from renowned Ghanaian cleric, Rev. Eastwood Anaba, who claims that some men are hesitant to attend church due to the way their wives interact with pastors.
According to Rev. Anaba, the manner in which some wives treat their pastors, even in the presence of their husbands, creates an atmosphere of rivalry and discomfort.
Rev. Anaba, who serves as President of Eastwood Anaba Ministries and founder of Fountain Gate Chapel, made these comments in a recent sermon.
He emphasized that the behavior of some wives towards pastors can be perceived as disrespectful and overbearing, leading to tension and conflict within the family.
The respected cleric’s remarks have sparked a heated debate, with many weighing in on the issue.
While some have expressed agreement with Rev. Anaba’s assessment, others have argued that the relationship between a wife and her pastor is a personal matter that should not affect her husband’s decision to attend church.
As the conversation continues, one thing is clear: the role of wives in the church and their interactions with pastors warrants further discussion and reflection.
Netizens reacted to it:
“Most women respect their pastors and adore them more than their husbands, which is unfortunate. If all Pastors were honest like this, peace would prevail in most homes but for their selfish interest, they would never talk about this thing.
Most women in their homes have been so much subdued by weaponized religion that they fail to see what and how to honor their husbands yet will form angels kneeling and hailing another person’s husband called pastor. Hypocrites
If 60% of Pastors start saying truth this way there is going to be change in many homes tbh
That’s for sure but also, how the church they chop our monies!
My reason why I won’t marry a church girl.”
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Rev. Eastwood Anaba, President of the Eastwood Anaba Ministries and founder of Fountain Gate Chapel, has stated that some men do not attend church because of how their wives treat their pastors, even in their presence, creating rivalry between them. pic.twitter.com/N7zv2Ic8D1
— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) December 30, 2024
