Apostle Gusteve Yeboah, the founder of Refined Vessels Chapel International, has admitted to taking part in multiple robberies as he tells his story after being saved.
Apostle Gusteve told Kwaku Manu TV in an interview that he was part of a robbery gang that scared people in Kumasi, especially in the Ashtown and Kejetia areas.
He said that he got into the criminals' hideout when he was still a teenager. As with any job, he had to go through a lot of training with the mafias.
The apostle said that not only did they make people afraid, but they also used hard drugs, which he thinks contributed to his mental health problems and made him a rebel.
He said that pressure from home and a desire to help his mother, who was a single parent, led him to join the bad boys.
Apostle Gusteve said that his first victim was his father, from whom he stole a lot. At one point, he fought with his father and cut him with a machete.
He said that it was to get back at him for the bad things he had done to his mother since he was a child.
After he ran away, the apostle admitted that he had become a pro at stealing bags and had been involved in multiple thefts during the year he worked as a thief.
Most of his gang members going to jail made him realize how wrong he was, and he said that during that hard time, he knew it was time to change.
He cared so much about religion that he became a Charismatic Prophetic preacher.
Apostle Gusteve Yeboah told the young people to stop being bad and to look for the kingdom of God, which he said could save them.