Giving to God Doesn’t Guarantee Wealth — Pastor Damina
Founder of Power City International, , has said that giving to God and paying tithes do not automatically make individuals wealthy.
Speaking in a recent message, the cleric argued that financial prosperity is largely driven by work, productivity, and enterprise rather than religious offerings.
Damina emphasized that while giving remains a spiritual act, it should not be misrepresented as a guaranteed path to material riches.
His remarks have sparked reactions among Christians and the wider public, with some supporting his stance and others disagreeing with his interpretation of biblical teachings.
The pastor urged believers to focus on developing skills, engaging in meaningful work, and building sustainable sources of income.
Observers say the statement reflects ongoing debates within religious circles about the relationship between faith, giving, and prosperity.
The comments continue to generate discussions on social media, highlighting differing views on the role of tithing and offerings in financial success.
