General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, has delivered a solemn caution to critics those who criticize and ridicule him, urging them to tread with caution due to potential dire consequences.

Addressing attendees at the monthly Holy Ghost service themed “Shielded by Fire” in The Redemption City, Pastor Adeboye conveyed his message with a blend of humility and divine assurance.

Acknowledging his own perceived insignificance and frailties, Pastor Adeboye underscored the indomitable power of the God he serves, describing Him as a “consuming fire.”

This admonition follows ongoing criticism from various public figures, including celebrities and media personalities, regarding some of his controversial statements.

Pastor Adeboye highlighted the paradoxical nature of divine selection, asserting that God often chooses the foolish, weak, and insignificant to ensure that He alone receives glory.

The call to prudence resonated deeply during the anointing service, where attendees were reminded of the biblical principle that God’s chosen vessels, despite their earthly vulnerabilities, are protected and empowered by divine force.

As news of Pastor Adeboye’s sermon spreads, it is likely to spark further discussions on the interaction between religious authority and public scrutiny, emphasizing the delicate balance between freedom of expression and respect for spiritual leadership.