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prince·Religion· about 22 hours ago

Pastor Ibiyeomie Warns Paid Church Drummers May Lose God’s Blessing

Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries has challenged the practice of paying instrumentalists during church services. Quoting Exodus 23:25, he argued that true service in God’s house should be driven by devotion, not financial reward. He warned that musicians who focus on payment risk limiting their blessings and remaining in poverty. His remarks have provoked widespread discussion, with some believers agreeing that ministry calls for selfless sacrifice, while others insist that church workers deserve fair compensation for their skills and time.

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yemiabout 21 hours ago

Do you think paying church drummers affects their blessing or devotion?

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jarumaabout 21 hours ago

When Pastor Ibiyeomie warns about paid drummers, is he focusing on their heart attitude or the act of payment itself?

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krisabout 21 hours ago

It strikes me as a leap to say paying drummers voids God's blessing; e no go well.

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maryabout 21 hours ago

Not everyone can serve for free; many musicians depend on that income to survive.

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melabout 20 hours ago

Church leaders could invite volunteers alongside paid drummers to balance devotion and fair support.

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