Pastor Adeboye warns against online nudity | Social

The general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, used his verified Twitter account to warn against online nudity.

Her warning follows a social media trend, #SilhouetteChallenge, which features usually dressed ladies dancing to Paul Anka’s song, Put Your Head On My Shoulder released in 1987, and undressing when the song by Doja Cats, Streets which was released in 2019 is coming. The women dance under the red lights allowing spectators to see only the silhouettes of their naked bodies.

In his tweet, the pastor cautioned against viewing nude photos and videos online. He tweeted, “What are the things the flesh usually tells you to do? They are listed in Galatians 5: 19-21 as you must have read earlier in today’s Bible text. You think you can see some photos or videos on social media where someone is almost naked and everything is fine.

“You turn off the Spirit. That little window that you give to indulge in the flesh will strengthen it in such a way that you will find yourself returning to those images / videos after this period. The Bible is very clear – never do anything that quenches the Spirit. Never!”

Citing himself and the biblical figure, Joseph as an example, the pastor called his disciples to flee from sin in order to fulfill God’s plan.

“I stay away from sin because I know that God is the only one who can help me fulfill my destiny and that he hates sin. If I offend him and he turns his back on me, I’m done! Joseph knew it, so he didn’t indulge in his flesh at all and he fulfilled God’s plan for his life. My beloved, I call you with all my heart today, walk in the Spirit every day and you will achieve God’s plan for your life. What are these things that you do that quench the Spirit of God in you? List them and cut yourself off from them today, ”Adeboye said.