Fasting, Prayer, And Preaching Don't Make You A Good Christian -Osebo The Zaraman (VIDEO) | General Entertainment

Osebo, a businessman from Ghana The Zaraman holds that deceptive traditions that masquerade as Christian worship have been brainwashed into approval among Christians.

Osebo claims that the bulk of African and Ghanaian Christians have disregarded the true gospel by succumbing to forgers who have abused them for years.

In an interview with blogger Nkonkonsa, Osebo urged Christians to worship God in reality and to unravel the mysteries of their religion, while also calling for a change of heart among some believers.

“If apple can cure sicknesses, then there will be no sick person in Italy. People fetch River Jordan and bring it into the country. If it heals sicknesses, people over there wouldn’t have been ill. We have been brainwashed into believing certain things. In Africa, Christianity is our first priority. Christianity is not practiced through only preaching. You prove it by your deeds.

Every Saturday, I donate. I don’t fast, I don’t visit the Atwea Mountains, MOGPA or Achimota Forest to pray. God listens to our prayers no matter the location. The fastest way by which God listens to our prayers is through the act of giving. It is not through cheap talk,” he disclosed.

“Faith and work complement each other. Paul said it in the bible. What is your faith? Is your faith about storming the church with canes to lash the devil? Is it by stomping your foot in churches disrespectfully whiles requesting things from God? We don’t understand Christianity,”he added.

The fashionista who stressed the need of donating to the less fortunate encouraged Christians to focus their energies on doing good deeds rather than blaming the devil for everything that happens.

Watch full interview below:

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