Lagos, Nigeria – Renowned minister and apostle, Arome Osayi, delivered a powerful and unapologetic message to his congregation this week, calling out what he described as a dangerous spiritual decline among modern Christians. In a stirring sermon that resonated across social media, Apostle Osayi decried the obsession with physical knowledge and material pursuits, warning that many believers are unknowingly falling victim to the devil’s subtle schemes.
“You’re dying spiritually every single day,” he declared with unflinching conviction. “The devil doesn’t always come with horns—sometimes he comes with distractions, keeping you busy with everything else but God. You’re chasing minor things, and your Bible is gathering dust.”
Osayi’s message was not just a critique but a wake-up call. He emphasized that the enemy’s most effective strategy in this generation is time theft—pulling people into a vortex of endless activity and empty learning, while their inner man starves.
“Knowledge is good, but not all knowledge gives life,” he said. “We are producing intellectually informed Christians who are spiritually bankrupt. How many of you even remember the last time you read your Bible not for a post, but for your soul?”
The message, though stern, has sparked reflection and dialogue among followers and fellow ministers. Many have praised his boldness, saying it confronts a rising trend of superficial Christianity. Others acknowledged the discomfort the message caused, but admitted it was necessary.
Known for his deep teachings and prophetic insight, Apostle Osayi has never shied away from confronting hard truths. His latest sermon is a continuation of his ministry’s emphasis on spiritual depth, consecration, and awakening the Body of Christ to eternal priorities.
As the world continues to shift, and distractions grow louder, Osayi’s call stands clear: return to the Word, prioritize the Spirit, and resist the slow drift into spiritual apathy.
“Let us not be a generation that loses its soul while trying to gain the world’s applause,” he concluded.
